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The biggest surprise in the return of Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers to the Packers' starting lineup is that head coach Mike McCarthy didn't look happier announcing it. This is a move that has significantly altered the NFC playoff picture. It's a decision that makes Green Bay as dangerous as they were in 2010, when they went from being an unheralded wild-card team to a Super Bowl champion. Maybe McCarthy didn't want to show too much excitement during his Thursday afternoon press conference, but he has to love his chances going forward.
As much as people want to ponder the outcome of Green Bay's regular-season finale with the Chicago Bears — a contest that will determine the NFC North champion on Sunday — there really isn't much to debate now. The Packers have arguably the best quarterback in the league back under center. The Bears had a chance to win their division outright last Sunday night, right before the Philadelphia Eagles beat them 54-11. You can talk about the possibility of anything happening in a rivalry game all you want. There is no way the Packers lose this game on Sunday.
The more intriguing question is what they are capable of once the playoffs begin. Even in a stacked NFC, there isn't a team that Green Bay can't beat with Rodgers in the lineup. They were 5-2 before he broke his collarbone in a 27-20 loss to Chicago on Nov. 4, with both losses coming on the road to playoff teams (a 34-28 defeat at San Francisco and a 34-30 loss at Cincinnati). They've also shown plenty of heart to stay alive the past three weeks, particularly in overcoming a 23-point halftime deficit in a 37-36 win over Dallas on Dec. 15.
The Packers should've been dead after going five straight weeks without a win following Rodgers' injury. Now they've found new life at a time when most people were probably wondering if Rodgers would ever return this year. The Packers had been waiting to see if he was capable of playing for most of the past three weeks until finally receiving clearance from team doctors on Tuesday. As McCarthy said, "This has been a stressful period for him."
"I felt like he looked like he was ready to play and now he is ready to play," McCarthy added. "He's thrown the ball very well going on three weeks. He's been working his feet, working his conditioning and getting ready for this moment. And the moment is here."
It really is difficult to believe Rodgers wouldn't have been playing this weekend. He'd waited too long and the stakes had become too high. The more the NFC North title window remained open — with Detroit blowing its opportunity before Chicago ruined its chance at clinching — the more Rodgers had to be praying for one last shot at redemption. The Packers had gone about as far as they could go with Matt Flynn running their offense.
We all know that the major challenge here, aside from Rodgers sustaining another injury, is rust. Few quarterbacks can be sidelined for seven weeks and not expect to lose a little bit of efficiency in their game.
"Aaron is a seasoned pro who knows the offense in and out," McCarthy said. "It's the little things [that will make the difference]. It's getting back into the fine details of the offense."
The upside for the Packers is that Rodgers isn't coming back to win this game all by himself. Rookie running back Eddie Lacy has become a force in the backfield, rushing for 1,112 yards and 10 touchdowns. If he's not hindered by a nagging ankle injury, Lacy should create significant problems for a Bears team that has the league's worst rushing defense. The Packers haven't been immune to their own defensive issues but they have found ways to create critical turnovers at important moments. Even with star linebacker Clay Matthews out because of an injured thumb, it's conceivable that they'll continue that trend.
More than anything, the Packers have the faith that comes from beating the odds. Prior to the season, nobody would've believed this team would have a shot at the playoffs if Rodgers was going to miss seven games and other key starters (Matthews, left tackle Bryan Bulaga, tight end Jermichael Finley, wide receiver Randall Cobb) would be sidelined for significant periods of time, as well. The Packers have used three different quarterbacks and needed a bunch of timely breaks simply to stay alive. They know they've created their own good fortune by not letting self-doubt corrupt their collective spirits.
That type of resilience means as much at this time of year as the presence of Rodgers. It helped the Packers overcome a slew of injuries during their Super Bowl run in the 2010 season and it certainly will take them past the Bears on Sunday. You can bet that at least one person in that organization has made that point over the last few days. They have to feel like destiny is working in their favor, just as it did three seasons ago.
The 2010 Packers had to beat the Bears just to make the postseason. They then played three straight road games before facing Pittsburgh in Super Bowl XLV. That Green Bay team also didn't have any real believers outside the state of Wisconsin until it blasted Atlanta in the divisional round of the playoffs. This team will be flying under the radar until it has a similarly impressive victory.
What the Packers do have is confidence and character. A win over Chicago means a wild-card playoff game at Lambeau Field. Then there's another opportunity to make a statement in the divisional round of the postseason, with Rodgers two games into his comeback. In other words, maybe it wasn't such a big deal that McCarthy couldn't smile on Thursday.
From the way things look in Green Bay right now, he'll have more opportunities in the coming weeks.


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In the new issue of the Weekly Standard, Andrew Ferguson reviews Paul Krugman's The Great Unraveling together with a fistful of other current books on the theme of the evil George Bush. Ferguson's review is both entertaining and edifying. Somewhat surprisingly, however, he finds Paul Krugmam to be a key source in a great unraveling of a different kind than the one to which Krugman refers.
Ferguson dubs the phenomenon of over-the-top hatred of the president "Billy Bob Gasket Disease." He finds "[a]mong the many ties that bind them, the authors are unanimous in claiming inspiration from Paul Krugman, a columnist for the New York Times, who, to borrow a term from epidemiology, seems to be Patient Zero in this most recent outbreak of Billy Bob Gasket Disease."
Ferguson appears to have read all these books, and, even more impressively, to have made something of them: "The Bush-haters know they must scramble for…high-minded reasons to explain themselves, and this year's stack of new books is the unpersuasive product of their efforts. Taken together the books make plain, if only inadvertently, that the cause of our most recent outbreak of Gasket Disease is something much deeper than policy, much deeper even than politics, plunging down and down into the mysteries of cultural identity in fractured America. At the end of 'Bushwhacked,' Molly Ivins speaks for all Bush-haters when, with typical artlessness, she sums up our present state of affairs: 'There is something creepy about what is happening here.' But they can't quite put their finger on what it is."
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FIT Connection for Kids: Food
You probably already know that to be fit, you need to eat foods that are good for you. That's why healthy eating is one of the four parts of the FIT Platform. FOOD gives you the fuel and nutrition your body needs to grow strong and stay healthy.
How Eating Fits Into the FIT Platform
Fitness is more than just the food you eat. What food you eat also affects the other areas of the FIT Platform.
FOOD gives you energy to MOVE. When you eat food, you take in calories. Calories give your body energy to live. But when it comes to energy, what you eat is just as important as how much you eat.
For example, you can eat a piece of candy for a burst of quick energy. But that energy will only last for a little while. Then you may "crash" and be even more tired than you were before.
A snack like a few whole wheat crackers with a slice of cheese will give you better energy. Your body breaks down the fiber in the crackers and the protein in the cheese more slowly than the sugar in the candy. So you get a steady supply of energy to keep you going for a longer time.
Think about eating a big, heavy meal -- like on a holiday, or when you take a second (or third) helping of your favorite dinner. Do you want to move afterward? No, you want to sit. Eating too much can make you feel tired.
FOOD can change your MOOD and how you feel. Certain foods can affect your mood -- but maybe not in the way you would like them to. If you're feeling sad, you may think, "I just want to eat cookies." So you eat cookies -- a lot of them. Then you feel bad, because you know that many cookies aren't good for you. And that makes your mood worse, not better.
Some foods can make you feel good in a healthy way. Fruits like strawberries, grapes, and oranges are high in vitamin C, which can help keep you from getting sick. Nuts have selenium, a mineral that boosts your mood, and healthy fats that are good for your brain. Whole-grain pastas and breads and oatmeal keep your sugar levels constant and your energy level stable. Plus, they have fiber that will help keep you from getting hungry and cranky. That way, you'll be less likely to grab the cookies.
The FOOD you eat can make it harder to RECHARGE. Can the food you eat affect your sleep? Yes! That big meal may make you tired, but being too full makes it harder to fall asleep. So make sure you don't eat really big meals within a few hours of bedtime. Spicy foods can upset your tummy. Caffeine, a chemical found in some sodas and chocolate, will keep you awake. So will foods with a lot of sugar or a lot of fat.


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I started writing up a big post about the more recent developments in my journey through recurrent pregnancy loss. I still need to finish it up, but in the meantime, he's a quick update:
- In August I had a hysteroscopic myomectomy done in Denver. The idea was to hopefully remove a fibroid that was bulging into my uterus. Instead of a fibroid, the surgeon found an adenomyoma located directly above my cesarean scar. I have to review my records from my 1 successful pregnancy to determine whether or not the fibroid that was present during that pregnancy changed into this adenomyoma. Otherwise, it is likely a lovely by-product of the 2004 cesarean section that was performed on me and my daughter.
- I have a substantial progesterone deficiency. Progesterone levels should not drop below 8-10 in 2nd luteal phase draw, and mine dropped to 3. I will have to have HCG shots during the luteal phase and progesterone shots during the first trimester to support the corpus luteum and developing baby. It makes me INSANE that the last OB I asked to test my progesterone outright refused. I lost that baby, obviously.
- I have to wait until November to have an ultrasound performed to let me know if my uterus and endometrium have repaired from the surgery. Then we can talk about ttc.
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Immediately, it was clear that politics were to take a back seat Friday.
In the wake of the deadly shooting in Aurora, Colo., where 50 movie-goers were shot at a midnight showing of "The Dark Night Rises," political figures across the nation put aside partisanship as they addressed what CBS News' Christine Delargy reported as one of the worst shootings in United States history.
The political campaigns of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney suspended, halting the sniping and vitriol that had infiltrated the news recently. Both candidates immediately pulled negative advertisements from Colorado television channels, and the president canceled a Florida campaign stop to return to Washington.
The president delivered a somber address this morning, after releasing a statement that said he was "shocked and saddened by the horrific and tragic shooting," and called for the nation to come together in the wake of the attack.
"What matters at the end of the day is not the small things, it's not the trivial things which so often consume us in our daily lives," Obama said during his seven-minute speech. "Ultimately it is how we choose to treat one another and how we love."
Vice President Joe Biden canceled a planned campaign fundraising trip to Houston.
Romney is scheduled to deliver remarks in New Hampshire this afternoon, a speech his camp said would no longer serve as a stump speech, but as a response to the shooting. Campaign events with his wife, Ann Romney, have been canceled, and a statement was posted to the Republican candidate's Twitter feed this morning.
"Ann & I are deeply saddened by the news of the violence in CO. Praying for the loved ones of the victims during this time of immense grief," Romney's feed read.
Members of the Texas congressional delegation also took to social media to broadcast messages of shock and support, with many posting on their Facebook pages in the wake of the shooting. Many Congressmen, including Randy Neugebauer, R-Lubbock, Pete Sessions, R-Dallas, Sam Johnson, R-Plano, Kevin Brady, R-The Woodlands, Charlie Gonzalez, D-San Antonio and Louis Gohmert, R- Tyler, said their "thoughts and prayers" were with the victims and families of Aurora after what many called a "horrific" and "tragic" event.
"May God bless the victims, their families and all impacted by this senseless tragedy in Colorado!" Rep. Pete Olson, R- Sugar Land, wrote, echoing the theme of his colleagues' posts.
"Let's come together as Americans to help those affected heal in the days ahead," Rep. Francisco Canseco, R- San Antonio, added.
Rep. Kenny Marchant, R-Coppell, asked for those "killed or injured" in the shooting, as well as their families, to be kept in his constituents' thoughts and prayers.
Rep. Ted Poe, R- Humble, touched upon competing feelings of shock, sadness and anger in his Facebook post, which called for immediate accountability in the wake of the attack.
"I am deeply saddened by the tragedy in Colorado last night. My thoughts & prayers are with the victims and their families. May justice be swift and harsh for the shooter," Poe wrote.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry put aside politics on his Twitter feed, sending a message of support to Colorado and praising those who traveled to the scene of the shooting, as did Houston Rep. Henry Cueller.
"Anita and I send our prayers to victims & families of last night's senseless tragedy & commend the swift action by Aurora's 1st responders," Perry's Twitter feed read.
"My thoughts and prayers are with everyone whose lives were touched by the random, senseless act of violence last night in Colorado. Thank you to the first responders, law enforcement agents and medical professionals. Aurora, know that you are in our hearts today," Cueller posted on his Facebook page.


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Is Ryan just Mitt squared?
NORFOLK, Va. – As Mitt Romney introduced his running mate here this morning, it was easy to see why the only person in the campaign who originally wanted the 42-year-old budget wonk was the 65-year-old numbers nerd on top of the ticket.
For all the talk about how Romney executed a daring stroke by tapping Paul Ryan — author of a controversial entitlement-reform plan — it's clear that Ryan resides safely in the comfort zone of a man who's always been more at ease with Power Points than people.
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Ryan's not exactly Mitt's mini-me – the think tanker-cum-congressman is more of a conservative true believer than the get-it-done former CEO — but he's somebody who fits nicely right in the GOP nominee's "wheelhouse," to borrow a favorite Romneyism.
So much so, that the choice raises the question of what Ryan brings to a ticket that already has one Mitt Romney on it — or put more simply, which of Romney's perceived shortcomings in flash, style or ability to connect with voters does Paul cure? It would be easy to conclude, not many.
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Ryan's not a scintillating speaker – his debut address will be neither little noted nor long remembered – and he has none of Joe Biden's skill at tactile politics. He's an ideas man who likes nothing more than to hold forth on out-year projections that you'll see on this next slide here. There were bursts of applause for the House Budget Chairman as he spoke, but he didn't deliver any fire and brimstone and probably won't for the next 90 days — even though that's practically in the job description of running mate.
That's not his style. That might be a problem, but it does explain why he and Romney have hit it off.
Romney didn't pick the inspiring Marco Rubio to compensate for a lack of oratorical chops, or to woo Hispanic voters. Nor did he tap the salt-of-the-earth Tim Pawlenty to inject a bit of Sam's Club into the country club. Romney sought a youthful double, not a balancing complement.
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Indeed, listening to an effusive Romney share Ryan's story on a brilliant Tidewater morning, it was easy to recall the gleam in John McCain's eye four years ago as he looked on at Sarah Palin, a fellow boat-rocker who also delighted in taking on entrenched interests. Or, further back, the summer day in 1992 when Bill Clinton discarded years of precedent about regional and ideological balance and summoned Al Gore – a fellow Southern, 40-something moderate — to Little Rock, to make a generational case to voters.
In Romney's telling, Ryan looks a lot like the person Romney hopes voters see when they take the measure of the man on the top of the ticket: A son of the common-sense Midwest, a devout father and husband anchored by faith and family in his private life and a public figure marked by seriousness, civility and a gentleman's sense of fair play.


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By Justin Tang
Ali Kermani ('09) once lived for the excitement of skateboarding and the freedom of snowboarding, so much so that he set his sights on becoming a professional skateboarder. However, when a broken leg derailed that dream he was forced to find new passions that could replicate the thrill of flying through the air.
Entrepreneurship fit the bill.
When Kermani was still skating, back in 2001, he drew a small crowd at a skateboarding park that coincidentally included Carlton Calvin, the President of Razor (makers of the seemingly ubiquitous scooter). Seeing his talent, Carlton offered Kermani a position at Razor to invent and demonstrate tricks on their scooters which Kermani accepted. He had no idea that the job would ultimately bridge his skating life to a career as an entrepreneur.
Recognizing Kermani's passion for business and the curiosity that perfectly complemented it, Carlton mentored him - helping him enroll in community college and later graduate from UC Santa Barbara. At Razor, Kermani shadowed Calvin at meetings and during conference calls, absorbing more and more information. The subtle managing skills necessary for running a business fascinated Kermani.
But more importantly, he found a passion that matched his love for skateboarding. "I found that entrepreneurship had the same freedoms as skateboarding; they are both counter-culture and slightly rebellious," explained Kermani.
As Carlton's executive assistant, Kermani worked and tested many of Razor's prototypes. He was convinced the prototype drift cart -- a five-wheeled cart with back wheels that had full 360-degree motion which allows it to drift -- would be the next hit. "I've driven dirt bikes, vespas, streetbikes, ATVs and none of them compare to the sensation of driving this drift cart," said Kermani.
Razor's executive staff disagreed with Kermani and decided to scrap the drift cart, but Kermani refused to let the drift cart die. He wanted to start his own business by designing his own version of the drift cart, but realized he would need more specialized education before he dove into business management and entrepreneurship.
In 2006, Kermani applied to UCLA's Anderson School of Management where he was waitlisted until one week before classes started. When he received a call from UCLA Anderson, asking him if he would like to enroll in classes that began the following week, Kermani joked, "I thought it was a prank call." Speaking about the opportunity to become an MBA student, he said, "If I want something I have never had, I need to do something I have never done."
When classes started in 2007, Kermani expected he'd learn all he would need to know to further his drift cart business. But in fall quarter, he abruptly realized his classes focused on theories and mathematics, topics that were not only difficult but seemed intangible to his drift cart. "I felt like the black sheep. I came in with an inferiority complex like I was the 400th ranked student among 400," he recalled.
It took until winter quarter of his first year at Anderson for Kermani to understand that teamwork would be essential to successful entrepreneurship and his business education. Kermani embraced this new attitude; he attended Anderson social events and started study groups among classmates. At these events, Kermani formed important relationships with people he never would have associated with before coming to Anderson.
Kermani benefited from these relationships and his education at Anderson. "Anderson taught me how to run a business beyond being a salesman. I learned to spot great opportunities because the school showed me how to see investments holistically." He also learned practical lessons for entrepreneurs. "I saw how to get funding for projects because I spoke with investors and understood what they looked for," he said. In regards to his personal growth, Kermani commented, "I learned how to effectively manage; Anderson gave me a lot of confidence and reassured me of my own skills and talents."
Kermani's growth manifested itself at competitions at Anderson. He won the $15,000 Wolfen Entrepreneurial Fellowship Award for his presentation of the drift cart. He finished second at the Knapp Venture Competition, the largest business plan competition on the West Coast, writing a business plan for his drift cart and presenting it to investors. He placed second in the Fast Pitch Competition, convincing investors of the potential success of the drift cart. Lastly, his team entered and won the Tech Coast Angels competition where they pitched the drift cart to potential investors.
With the prize money awarded to him, he began investing in manufacturing the official prototype, called the Crazy Cart. He first took the product to China to respond to technical issues confronting the cart. "We solved the technological issues that prevented Razor from committing to the drift cart, moving us closer to production," said Kermani. Afterwards, Kermani returned to the U.S. and filed for provisional patents for his Crazy Cart design, establishing the preliminary steps for Kermani to sell the brand to potential buyers.
During his second year at Anderson, for his Applied Management Research (AMR) project, Kermani formed a team to finalize the Crazy Cart. The team consisted of board members of Anderson's Entrepreneurs Association (EA) and a finance expert.
Kermani focused on planning and analyzing how he could convince a company to buy his Crazy Cart. He set up factories in China to begin producing Crazy Carts and established a deal to sell the Crazy Cart to a major toy company. "The development of the Crazy Cart was possible because Anderson nourished my entrepreneurial talent and complemented it with the knowledge to run a business," Kermani said.
Today, Kermani runs a video business called Acoustics Production, with many clients coming from Anderson connections. The company develops and posts online videos that replace instruction manuals - videos that can be rewound, zoomed, and replayed many times over. "I saw the issues we had with providing phone customer service for Crazy Cart, and I realized that instructional videos can never have a bad day."
Kermani believes UCLA Anderson helped reaffirm his passion in entrepreneurship. He encouraged aspiring entrepreneurs to, "Pursue your passions because it impacts all aspects of your life. When you do something you know and love, you're never going to work a day in your life."


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A man who tried to save a friend who fell into the Chicago River while trying to retrieve a cell phone Monday, is speaking out about the ordeal that killed two of his friends.
Ken Hoang, 26, from St. Paul, Minn., was swept away after climbing over the fence on the 400 block of East Water Street shortly after midnight.
Quoc-Viet Phan Hoang and a 21-year-old woman fell into the water while trying to help Hoang. The woman's body has not been recovered and recovery efforts were suspended Tuesday afternoon due to inclement weather conditions.
Quoc-Viet is recuperating at Presence Saint Joseph Hospital-Chicago, and released a statement Tuesday thanking everyone for their "prayers and support," particularly Luis Bertrand, who came to his aid and called 911.
"I lost two good friends," Hoang said in the written statement. "It's not easy seeing your friend drift away and having one die in your arms. I have never felt so helpless in my life. This situation is very emotionally difficult and out of respect for the families involved I would like to leave it at that."
Hoang is scheduled to be released from the hospital on Wednesday.
An autopsy conducted Tuesday found Ken Hoang drowned, and listed alcohol toxicity as a secondary factor, the medical examiner's office said. His death was ruled an accident.


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World Cup Audience in the U.S. Is Growing
Monday's Match Against Ghana Produced Records for ESPN, Univision
Americans are increasingly developing a taste for the "beautiful game," at least when their own team is playing.
Monday night's World Cup match between the U.S. and Ghana drew 15.9 million viewers total between the two channels carrying the game, ESPN and Univision, according to preliminary overnight Nielsen ratings. The figure set World Cup viewership records for both networks.


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Extraction: Distilled from leaf (occasionally berry). Smells pungent and spicy.
Medicinal Action: Bay is a stimulant to lymph, sinuses, lungs, and circulation. It makes a very good liniment.
Emotional Attribute: Smelling bay is stimulating and is said to improve memory.
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Bay Rum Tree (Pimenta racemosa) --Also called "oil of pimento," this is the source of most commercial bay oil and the scent in Bay Rum cologne, which was originally from the Virgin Islands and made with rum. Cooler and sweeter than true bay, it scents bay soaps, cosmetics and colognes.
Allspice (P. dioica) --Familiar to cooks, this culinary seed tastes like a combination of cloves, cinnamon and pepper. It is the source of pimento water, an indigestion remedy in the West Indies and South America, where this evergreen grows. The name comes from the Spanish pimiento because the seed (actually a berry) looks like black pepper. It is sold as "Bay" oil.


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With five hamadryas baboons, three lion-tailed macaques, 16 brown capuchins and 10 squirrel monkeys, the primate labs at Bucknell are part of an animal behavior program unique to the undergraduate level.
"For our students to get hands-on experience in a facility like this is invaluable," says Peter Judge, professor of psychology and animal behavior, and director of the animal behavior program. "They leave here well prepared for fieldwork or graduate school. In fact, my honors students will have written and defended a thesis."
Some of Judge's students are determining how well squirrel monkeys can match images on a touch screen. As the monkeys show an aptitude for matching, the images on screen become more and more complex – from simple geometric shapes to astrological symbols to whatever the students decide to show them. Judge explains that although chimpanzees have been matching on screen images for years, squirrel monkeys had never before demonstrated this ability.
Smart monkeys. But are they smart enough to master the art of gestural communication? Judge and his students set up an experiment in which two monkeys face each other in an apparatus. There are two cups in the space between them. One has a treat in it, but only one of the monkeys can see which that would be. As the informed monkey reaches for the cup of interest, both cups are moved toward the other monkey. When the cups are in reach, is the correct one chosen?
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Another important area of study for Judge and his students is conflict, and more importantly, conflict resolution. Judge explains that when one baboon acts in a hostile way toward another it is very interesting to observe the steps the wronged baboon will take toward reconciliation. "The balance of the group is thrown off by acts of aggression," he says. "Individual baboons express their anxiety through scratching themselves. When reconciliation is achieved, that behavior subsides. The stability of the group depends on reconciliation."
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In 2008, the Colorado Legislature passed Senate Bill 08-212, known as Colorados Achievement Plan for Kids. The state board of education was directed through this legislation to identify measures of school readiness and require that this data be tracked beginning in the 2013-14 school year.
In Durango this year, more than 100 of our 414 kindergarten students almost 25 percent lacked readiness in key areas that increase challenges for future student success and cause students to begin their K-12 career in a catch up mode. Children who begin their K-12 education behind their peers experience increased stress.
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A noninvasive condition in which abnormal cells are found in the lining of a breast duct. The abnormal cells have not spread outside the duct to other tissues in the breast. In some cases, ductal carcinoma in situ may become invasive cancer and spread to other tissues. At this time, there is no way to know which lesions could become invasive. Also called DCIS and intraductal carcinoma.
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Drummond Flats WMA covers 4,653 acres in western Garfield county in north central Oklahoma. Located immediately west of the town of Drummond, or approximately 8 miles southwest of Enid, Drummond Flats is a historic overflow basin at the confluence of Turkey Creek, Elm Creek, and Salt Creek, and is predominately wetland habitat with some surrounding upland habitat.
The average annual precipitation for the area is about 34 inches.
Driving Directions: From Drummond: ½ mile west of the junction of State Hwy 132 and Skeleton Rd.
Game Species of Interest:
Waterfowl: Ducks are usually present in fair to good numbers but will fluctuate with weather changes and water availability. Geese may occasionally be present but are not as abundant.
Sandhill Crane: May be available on occasion during the fall migrations.
Pheasant: Present in moderate to good numbers and will use all parts of the WMA not covered by standing water.
Bobwhite Quail: Present in low numbers in upland areas and un-flooded wetland sites.
Deer: Available in low numbers. Open to archery hunting only, same as statewide season.
Turkey: Rio Grande wild turkeys may be present in upland areas during the spring and summer, but are not common.
Rabbit: Cottontail rabbits are available in low to fair numbers. Jackrabbits are occasionally present but are but are not common.
Furbearers: Coyote, bobcat and raccoon are available.
Dove: Usually present in fair to good numbers.
Nongame Species of Interest:
Shorebirds: Drummond Flats is an excellent area to view a variety of shorebird species. Spring migration is the best time for viewing.
Wading birds: Many different species of wading birds can also be observed on Drummond Flats. Wading birds may be observed on the area throughout the year, but are most abundant during the spring migration.
Description of Wildlife Management Practices:
Drummond Flats WMA is currently still in the development phase with additional wetland areas planned for development over the next several years. There are currently 8 water control structures, 9968 ft. of dikes and 5 wetland units constructed to provide wetland habitat. Management efforts include moist soil management of the wetland units, and manipulation of the surrounding habitat to provide native food plants such as smartweeds, pigweeds, native millets, sedges, sunflower and ragweed. Agriculture crops are currently planted on a small part of the area and will be used primarily for dove management.
Camping and Facilities:
Camping is currently not available on Drummond Flats, but may be developed later as additional upland properties are acquired. Lodging is available in Enid, and restaurants are available in Enid Drummond & Lahoma.
Fishing Opportunities:
Seasonal fishing opportunities may be available in turkey creek located on the northeastern portion of the WMA. All wetland impoundments on Drummond Flats will be periodically drained to allow for native vegetation growth, and will offer very little to no fishing opportunity.
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Regulations: Seasons on public lands section of hunting regulations
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Business School or Med School for Moms?
Jul 22 2008
Thanks to a Mommy Track'd post called MBAs Are Opting Out for the link to the article by Reuters called More women with MBAs take mommy track than doctors: study.
I can't say I'm surprised for a variety of reasons. I have an MBA and although I never thought of completely opting out of the business world to be a full time stay at home mom (other than the first 6 months of my kids' lives), I did choose a more flexible transition back into the workforce by starting my own company. That way I could start them off in part time care until I felt they and I were ready for them to go to full time care.
According to the article by Reuters, "The University of California Berkeley Haas School of Business study of nearly 1,000 Harvard undergraduates found that 15 years after graduation, business school graduates were more likely than doctors or lawyers to leave the workforce."
It continues by saying "Those surveyed were about 37 years old and had at least one child. Fifteen years after graduating from Harvard College, 28 percent of the women who went on to get MBAs were stay-at-home moms. By comparison, only 6 percent of MDs stopped working outside of the home. Of the MBAs surveyed, 27 percent had careers in the financial sector and 17 percent worked in consulting. The majority of the MDs worked in specialties centered on women (13 percent in obstetrics/gynecology), children (31 percent in pediatric medicine), and family."
As a business student, there's not often a set path like there is for med students. In the medical field, you finish school, you do your internship, you do your residency, and then you get hired into a private practice or university to continue in your field. Sure the field of medicine changes but apparently not as fast as the field of business.
Business is all about your network and skills. Moms/Parents who stay at home with their kids are advised to continue building and keep up with their network. Medicine is definitely about your skills, but you usually don't get hired on to a hospital or private practice based on who you know, it has more to do with what you know and where you got your degree!
I find it interesting that I know several MBA women friends who have opted out of pursuing a career while their kids are young and at the same time my OB/GYN and pediatrician (who both happen to be women) came back to work shortly after their kids were born. Our pediatrician came back to work only about 8 weeks after her baby was born. I think both of them are amazing and incredible doctors!
I remember my OB saying how important it was that I take it easy after the baby was born and to take as much time off as possible. I then made a comment to her about the fact she returned to work after her babies were born and she was able to manage it, and she kind of stared at me blankly and didn't seem to know what to say.
So what do you think the reasons are for the different parenting choices made between moms who got a business degree and those who got a medical degree? I have some ideas, but I'd love to know what you think.Author: Aruni | Filed under: diversity, mom, mother, parenting | Tags: MBA, med school, moms in business school, OB/GYN, pediatrician | 5 Comments »


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Jul 11, 2011
How did life begin? What´s the universe made of, and what´s the nature of consciousness?
These are truly some of the biggest puzzlers in science, but answers are in the offing.
We consider the modern-day hunt for life beyond Earth, as well as a new theory of consciousness: could it be merely an illusion to entertain us and make our lives more worthwhile?
Also, after thousands of years of examining the heavens, are we finally learning the true nature of the cosmos?
- Marc Kaufman –" Reporter for the Washington Post, and author of First Contact: Scientific Breakthroughs in the Hunt for Life Beyond Earth
- Carolyn Porco –" Planetary scientist and leader of the Cassini Imaging Team
- Michael Russell –" Research Scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- Nicholas Humphrey –" Theoretical psychologist and author of Soul Dust: The Magic of Consciousness
- Saul Perlmutter –" Physicist at the University of California, Berkeley and senior scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National laboratory


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Golf Road east of Route 83 (Elmhurst Rd.) to Mt. Prospect Rd. South on Mt. Prospect Rd. to Wille Rd. (1/4 mile south of Oakton), then right (west) on Wille Rd. to the park. Field is on the hill, east of the softball fields.
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For many seniors, the difference between being able to live independently and move to a nursing home is the ability to continue properly adhering to a medication regimen.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (PRWEB) May 04, 2013
For all of Pennsylvania, Automated Security Alert (ASA) is pleased to announce that it is now offering seniors and other individuals the MedPro Pill Organizer. Matthew Couillard, Director of Customer Relations for the Pennsylvania-based medical technology company, is enthusiastic about the launch of the MedPro Pill Organizer product in the Harrisburg region. The launch of these new products is the latest in a series of recent ventures undertaken by ASA, where Mr. Couillard is part of a highly trained team of employees that have been working to make Automated Security Alert a regional force in the area of elder care. The company, which is owned and operated by Mr. Vincent Nigrelli, has been serving seniors in Pennsylvania, Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia for over twenty-five years, in addition to serving products directly to customers nation-wide.
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Mr. Couillard cites proper medication management as being of paramount value to seniors. "For many seniors, the difference between being able to live independently and move to a nursing home is the ability to continue properly adhering to a medication regimen." Rather than move to a nursing home, which, as a February Pittsburgh Tribune-Review article noted, costs on average between seven and eight thousand dollars per month, seniors can now utilize the Med Pro Pill Organizer and similar products to enable them to continue living independently at home.
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They came for the low prices and stayed for the lifetime commitment.
A couple that first met in a North Carolina Wal-Mart returned to the same store to hold their wedding ceremony in the layaway section.
Wayne Brandenburg told CNN said he would casually browse through the store a few times a week before meeting his future wife, Susan, who was working as a cashier in the store.
"I'd ask her how she was that day, and tell her she looked very nice," he said.
Eventually, Wayne built up the courage to ask Susan on a date. His wife had previously died and Susan was working at the store after her divorce. Susan accepted the invitation to a Chinese buffet dinner and each of them brought their two grandchildren along for the night so Susan would feel comfortable.
After that first date, Wayne says he had fallen for Susan and began bringing her favorite lunch to Wal-Mart each day.
"He was very much a gentleman, and I looked forward to seeing him," she said.
And while the story might sound a bit unusual, it's actually somewhat common, according to one study. In fact, Psychology Today says Wal-Mart is the most popular place for Americans to fall in love at first sight.
"Perhaps the saying should go, 'Love comes when you least expect it—or when you go to Wal-Mart,'" said Wal-Mart spokesperson Ashley Hardie..
A year later, Wayne proposed. Susan accepted, but they couple were not officially married until six years later. When they were trying to decide where to hold the reception, Wayne said he came up with the idea of getting married in the store where they had first met.
"I first said it as a joke," Wayne said. "But we batted it around and realized that it's where we met, where we dated and where most of her friends worked, so we asked the store and they gave us their blessing."
The wedding cake even came from the store's bakery, although Susan's grandchildren insisted on sprucing it up before the ceremony. They were reportedly joined by family, friends and even some store customers who stopped in to observe the ceremony.


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It was only back in June when Samsung announced a refresh to some of their Windows 8 devices, including the ATIV Tab 3, which takes their previous 11.6 inch ATIV tablet down to a more nimble 10.1 inch format.
The 32-bit Windows 8 device features a 1366x768 display with an 1.8 GHz Atom Z2760, along with 2GB of RAM and 64GB of on board storage (expandable with microSD). The device also become a smidge thinner and more refined in design, adding a metal band around the edge for a more premium feel.
The device when announced had no release date, though we heard August being bantered around by Samsung reps. Now that information looks to be accurate as a third-party seller on Amazon.com is now offering the ATIV Tab 3 (XE300TZC-K01US) for $599 plus free shipping. That puts the device at $100 less than its older sibling, the ATIV Tab 5 (XE500T1C-K02US) with its larger 11.6 inch display (the specs are otherwise similar).
In our hands on with the device, we were impressed with Samsung's refinements, though they seem to have omitted the super useful S-Pen, which can be found on the ATIV Tab 5. Weighing in at 1.28 lbs., the ATIV Tab 3 is certainly easier to handle than an 11.6 inch device and with the smaller display, the pixel density is higher as well.
You can head here to Amazon.com for more information, though we imagine other retail outlets will be getting this device soon too. [Note: you can try searching in your local Amazon store using the model number; it should be available in other regions too, not just the US]. Thanks, Win C., for the tip!
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djcode necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 85 diseños de 36 diseñadores freelance.
CueLoop is an innovative knowledge exchange site built for and managed by a community of DJs & Producers! Our community will be built around question and answer discussions that will help our audience learn and grow as musicians.
Music Producers, DJ's, electronic musicians
We are looking for a killer logo that we can use to brand our site and community with. We don't have anything really specific in mind, I am no designer so when it comes to thinking of cool ideas my mind draws a blank for the most part. I believe that designers come up with the best concepts when they have free reign after hearing the general idea for the site or brand.
Here are some examples of logos that I really admire: http://webdesignledger.com/inspirat…iful-logos
I like them all for different reasons, The dj loop one is especially cool and similar to something that works for the audience we are targeting ;)
Please do not use any stock images in the logo. We require the final format to be in adobe illustrator (.ai). Thanks!
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A new paradigm - a morphing sample player
We are used to the idea of morphing in the visual domain, where one image is transformed into another.
However, when it comes to sound, we have crossfading between 'fixed' sound streams.
May I suggest that there may be a way to just take a series of snippets of a sound stream, and synthesise the parts in between, using morphing algorithms.
What that opens up is being able to change the upcoming snippets to be from another stream, and morph between them.
The other functionality required is to be able to select the next streams in real time.
Then, during a performance, say while playing a violin, the subtleties of changing bow rotation angle and attack could be smoothly integrated DURING notes, opening up far more possibilities than what a bunch of discrete full-note samples can offer.
One thing that such technology may allow is a substantial reduction in library sizes, as maybe as little as 1/10 of the sample data may be all that's required for it to work, in the same way as the demos of visual morphing show a 'movie' of the transition between two snapshots.
Maybe even borrowing some convolution techniques may enable greater reductions.
That would sure make download, memory and storage requirements a lot less. Of course, the downside is increased CPU usage, but the algorithms used will define how much.
Half of DevaKnighT at devaknight.com. All recordings done in Cubase at 192k.
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Anderson County got 18 points from Jay Smith, while Ross Cox and Lowell Gordon added 14 and 13, respectively, as the Bearcats routed visiting Washington County, 74-55, Saturday night.
Anderson trailed only once at 3-2 and took total control of the game with a 12-0 run late in the second quarter. A 17-2 outburst over 3:14 of the third quarter turned the game into a rout. Anderson led 53-38 after the uprising.
Owen County's Sawyer Williams scored 22 points and pulled down 19 rebounds as the Rebels slipped past host Anderson County, 59-50 in overtime Friday night.
Williams, ranked as high as the Eighth Region's second-best player in the pre-season, scored 18 of his points after halftime. Williams, a 6-foot-7 senior, hit 12-of-20 free throws, but hit 8-of-12 in the fourth quarter and overtime.
No matter how much the game changes, the main object of basketball has remained the same since Dr. Naismith was looking for a peach basket.
Make shots. It is still that simple.
Lexington Catholic made 11 shots from beyond the three-point line to defeat host Anderson County 60-51 in a battle of girls' basketball teams ranked in the pre-season Top 15 on Friday night.
"We didn't defend the three at all," Anderson coach Tony Kays said.
No matter how much the game changes, the main
object of basketball has remained the same since Dr.
Naismith was looking for a peach basket.
Make shots. It is still that simple.
Lexington Catholic made 11 shots from beyond the
three-point line to defeat host Anderson County 60-
51 in a battle of girls' basketball teams ranked in the
pre-season Top 15 on Friday night.
"We didn't defend the three at all," Anderson
coach Tony Kays said.
Senior guard Bonnie Rhule got Lexington Catholic
going with a home run just 16 seconds into the
contest, then after Anderson had come back to take
The Anderson County wrestlers rolled to four victories in five matches during the Wayne County Duals held Saturday.
The Bearcats defeated Letcher County Central, Danville, Barren County and Scott County but lost to the host team, a perennial state power.
Chris McDaniel was undefeated on the day at 132 pounds, while T.W. Stockton (145) and Travis Kaelin (195) were also undefeated on the day.
Team results
Running back Nathan Cox rushed for three touchdowns and a two-point conversion as the Anderson County junior varsity football team cruised to an easy 50 – 6 victory over the Western Hills Wolverines at Hollie Warford Stadium. Cox picked up 83 yards on the ground while teammate Chris Toomey made the most out of his two carries, adding 69 yards, a touchdown and a two-point conversion.
The Anderson County boys' cross country team pushed each other to a fourth place finish in the 12-team Boyle County Invitational, held at Danville's Millennium Park last Thursday.
Senior Austin Dillow led Anderson, finishing seventh individually out of 113 runners with an 18:00 time over the 5K course.
Two spots and six seconds behind was junior Dylan Buser while senior Kiefer Williams placed 17th, covering the course in 18:50.
The Anderson County High School baseball team celebrated the 2011 season with the annual team awards banquet, held at Anderson-Dean Aquatic Center on Aug. 14.
The Bearcats won the 30th District championship for the third time in four years, but were ousted from the Eighth Region tournament by eventual champion North Oldham.
Tourney champs
Members of the Anderson County High School boys' junior varsity soccer team display their trophy after winning the Franklin County Junior Varsity Invitational recently. Anderson defeated Franklin County and Western Hills for the title. Team members are front Mitchel Kirby, Lucas Best, Hunter Wilson, Corey Smith and Garrett Pritchert. Back row: David Simmons, Jordan Thompson, Lathan Lewis, Drew Whitworth, Luke Smith, Clayton Barnett, Ethan Woodrow, Daniel Peach, and Coach Robby Chadwell.
Luke Warford and Lowell Gordon were so close to advancing to this week's state tennis tournament.
But the cruel reality of an elimination tournament is just that – elimination.
The Anderson County juniors advanced to the fourth round of last week's Region 8 tennis tournament at Franklin County High School before falling to Matthew Stewart and Thomas Schaller of Oldham County 6-1, 6-3. Stewart and Schaller advanced to this week's state tournament. The top four entries advance to the state.
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Tobias Carling, MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Surgery (Endocrine Surgery); Section Chief, Endocrine Surgery; Director, Yale Endocrine Neoplasia Laboratory; Director, Endocrine Surgery Fellowship; Clinical Program and Disease Aligned Research Team Leader, Endocrine Cancers Program
Departments & Organizations
Surgery: Endocrine Surgery | Yale Endocrine Neoplasia Laboratory (YENL)
Genetics Consultation Service
GI Cancer Genetics & Prevention Program
Yale Cancer Center: Endocrine Cancers Program | Genomics, Genetics, and Epigenetics
Yale Institute for Global Health
Office of Cooperative Research
Dr. Carling is the Section Chief of Endocrine Surgery and Associate Professor of Surgery at Yale University School of Medicine. He serves as Clinical Program and Disease Aligned Research Team Leader for the Endocrine Cancers Program at Smilow and is Director of the Yale Endocrine Neoplasia Laboratory, and Endocrine Surgery Fellowship. He is a highest-volume surgeon and his clinical interests are surgery of the thyroid, parathyroid, and adrenal glands, including minimally invasive laparoscopic and retroperitoneoscopic surgical techniques. Dr. Carling and the Yale team performed the first "scarless" transoral endoscopic thyroidectomies and parathyroidectomies (vestibular approach; TOETVA, TOEPVA) in the world, outside of Asia. His research interests involve molecular and tumor genetics of endocrine tumors, including inherited endocrine tumor susceptibility syndromes. Dr. Carling has published in the most prestigious medical/scientific journals, including Science, Nature Medicine, Nature Genetics, New England Journal of Medicine, PNAS, and Human Molecular Genetics. According to Google Scholar calculations of scientific impact, Dr. Carling ranks within the highest-quality elite of the world. As a physician-leader, he has implemented improved endocrine medical and surgical care, as well as enhanced cancer prevention and genetics programs across the Yale New Haven Health Systems, a 1,541 bed system, one of the largest in the country.
For international patients, who wish to obtain a consultation with Dr. Carling, please call +1-203-737-2036.
He obtained his MD and PhD from Uppsala University, Sweden. He was a postdoctoral fellow in Cancer Genetics at The Burnham Institute, La Jolla, CA. He completed his training in both General Surgery and Endocrine Surgery at Yale New Haven Hospital.
Education & Training
|Uppsala University (2000)
|Uppsala University (1997)
|Uppsala University (1997)
|Yale University School of Medicine
|Yale University School of Medicine
|Postdoctoral Fellow
|The Burnham Institute for Medical Research
Honors & Recognition
Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Clinical Investigator Award - RenewalDamon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation (2013)
Doris Duke-Damon Runyon Clinical InvestigatorDamon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation and the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation (2010)
Quest Diagnostic Young Investigator AwardThe American Endocrine (2001)
Best scientific presentationAnnual Swedish Medical Society Meeting (1999)
Postdoctoral Scholarship AwardWenner-Gren stiftelserna (1999)
Travel AwardWenner-Gren stiftelserna (1999)
Göransson-Sandvikens research scholarshipGästrike-Hälsinge Nation, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden (1999)
Postdoctoral Scholarship AwardSwedish Society for Medical Research (1998)
Travel AwardThe American Endocrine Society (1997)
Travel Award Swedish Medical Research Council for Visiting Scientist at University of Connecticut, CT (1997)
Göransson-Sandvikens Research Scholarship AwardGästrike-Hälsinge Nation, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden (1997)
The Lennanders Scholarship AwardUppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden (1997)
The Ciba-Geigy Scholarship AwardThe Swedish Endocrine Society (1996)
Travel AwardSwedish Medical Society (1996)
The Signe och Seda Hermanssons Scholarship AwardUppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden (1996)
The Lindau Scholarship AwardThe Nobel Foundation, Stockholm, Sweden (1996)
H och G Ankarstrands Scholarship AwardUppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden (1995)
The Lennanders Scholarship AwardUppsala University (1995)
Professional Service
The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) NIH/NCI (2010 - Present) Thyroid Disease Working Group
External scientific reviewer Canada (2012)
External scientific reviewer. Clinician-Scientist Award. Physicians' Services Incorporated (PSI) Foundation, Ontario, Canada.
External scientific reviewer. France (2012)
External scientific reviewer. The European Science Foundation (ESF), Strasbourg, France; "Strategic Research Grants" issued by the University of Torino, Italy with support from the Compagnia di San Paolo Foundation
External scientific reviewer United Kingdom (2011)
External scientific reviewer. Clinician-Scientist Award. Medical Research Council (MRC), UK.
Scientific collaboration Sweden (2008)
Significant scientific collaborations with major international institutions. Main collaborators at Uppsala University and Karolinska Institute, Sweden


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You may preview our building by the third, fourth or fifth floors in order to access classroom size, hi-fidelity simulation and OSCE examination rooms. This facility lay out blueprint will give faculty, visitors and clients an idea of the space available here at Rector CSSC.
Follow the link below the picture and then click and drag across the blueprint to view the entire Rector CSSC building layout.


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Virgin Group founder Richard Branson recently shed some light on how he became a billionaire.
In an interview with LinkedIn Executive Editor Daniel Roth, Branson discussed topics like the lucky points in his career and what he would do if he lost all his money.
Here's what made Branson so successful:
- Enormous amounts of luck
- Working during the day, night, and weekends
- Moving quickly
Check out the video interview below.


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