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- You cannot submit both a Degree application and Non-Degree application for the same entry term.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The University of Louisville is celebrating a move that will help its research program to save lives around the world.
University officials announced Wednesday that renowned U of L researcher Suzanne Ildstad and her company Regenerex have entered into an agreement with pharmaceutical giant Novartis.
It's hoped the move will enable stem-cell technology developed by Ildstad and her team to prevent rejection of kidney transplants to be made available worldwide much sooner.
"We needed to commercialize it to make it widely available. And, we're really optimistic that through the collaboration with Novartis we'll be able to do that. And, it's just fantastic to be planning to have a worldwide initiative and move into a pivotal trial through the kidneys and possibly the metabolics in very short order," Ildstad told reporters.
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Applied Psychological Measurement (APM), a research journal that publishes leading-edge methodological research on the measurement of individual differences in psychological, educational, and other social sciences variables, was begun in 1977 by Professor David J. Weiss of the Department of Psychology at the University of Minnesota. Professor Weiss edited the journal for its first 25 years. APM was first published by West Publishing Company of St. Paul, Minnesota, during 1977-1980. In 1980, Professor Weiss founded Applied Psychological Measurement Inc., a non-profit tax-exempt scientific publishing corporation, to continue publishing APM. APM Inc. acquired the copyrights from West Publishing for Volumes 1 through 4 and published the journal through its 20th volume (1996). APM was sold to Sage Publications in 1997, who continues to publish the journal. Funds from that sale and subsequent royalties remain with APM Inc. and are used to support graduate student research in psychological and educational measurement.
This archive includes all the regular articles published in Volumes 1 through 20 (1977 through 1996). Published material not included in these archives, or in the archived Tables of Contents, includes material such as Book Reviews, Computer Program Exchanges, Software Reviews, and announcements. This material is available in the printed copies of the journal and can be obtained through a library. In the few cases for which corrections were published after the original articles were published, the corrections have been inserted into the article files in this archive.
Cumulated indexes for Applied Psychological Measurement, volumes 1-20
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Testing the Equality of Two Related Intraclass Reliability Coefficients
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The luxury German automaker Mercedes Benz is releasing a special edition of their class creating four door coupe the CLS . This ultra exclusive CLS Grand Edition is limited to only 560 units, and for the first time ever is available in palladium silver.
Not only is the CLS being offered in this bold shade of gray, there is also a unique Designo Palladium Silver Matt Paint, finally a factory super with a flat paint job. This even more exclusive finish also has he benefit of being highly scratch and dirt-resistant. The color choice goes well with the car's 18 inch AMG forged 5 spoke alloy wheels finished in Titanium Grey. There is also a pretty trick lighting kit.
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If the diesel part didn't tip you off, then we are sad to inform you that this limited edition CLS is another vehicle that won't be imported into the U.S. Like the desired Ford Focus RS, this ultra excusive four door coupe is a U.K. only car. Like the Volkswagen Corrado Storm and so many other great classics, we can only dream about a left hand drive version of special editions like the Mercedes Benz CLS Grand Edition.
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The world's first four-door Coupe, the Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class, is now even more distinguished and powerful with the introduction of the new Mercedes CLS Grand Edition. Only 560 units will be coming to the UK, with deliveries starting in July.
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Michelle M. Bohan Brown earned her Ph.D. from Iowa State University in 2010 with a major in Biochemistry and minor in Statistics. Her dissertation research focused on the effects of macronutrient and caloric content of the diet on circulating concentrations of ghrelin and other hormones involved in energy metabolism. During her dissertation research, she investigated these effects in multiple models including college age men and women, neonate calves, and lean and obese rats.
She is a postdoctoral trainee in the Nutrition and Obesity Research Center in the Department of Nutrition Sciences. The focus of her research is investigating the influences of interactions between important biological (e.g., weight, sex, genetics) and nutritional factors on obesity and metabolic outcomes. Currently, she is investigating the association of the interaction of genetic and ethnic background and dietary composition with obesity and metabolic outcomes in a multiethnic sample of children. In addition, she is involved in determining the effects of dietary composition on health outcomes in individuals with spinal cord injury. She has been involved in several projects investigating the impact of the fidelity of research on advice given with regards to weight loss and obesity.
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- Brown AW, Bohan Brown MM, Allison DB. Belief beyond the evidence: using the proposed effect of breakfast on obesity to show 2 practices that distort scientific evidence. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 2013;98(5):1298-1308. [PMID: 24004890]
- Fernandez JR, Pearson KE, Kell KP, Bohan Brown MM. Genetic admixture and obesity: recent perspectives and future applications. Human Heredity. 2013;75(2-4):98-105. [PMID: 24081225] [doi: 10.1159/000353180]
- Casazza K, Fontaine KR, Astrup A, Birch LL, Brown AW, Bohan Brown MM, Durant N, Dutton G, Foster EM, Heymsfield SB, McIver K, Mehta T, Menachemi N, Newby PK, Pate R, Rolls BJ, Sen B, Smith DL Jr, Thomas DM, Allison DB. Myths, presumptions, and facts about obesity. The New England Journal of Medicine. 2013;368(5):446-54. [doi:10.1056/NEJMsa1208051]
- Bohan Brown MM, Brown AW, Allison DB. Nutritional epidemiology in practice: learning from data or promulgating beliefs? American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 2013;97(1):5-6. [PMID: 23221574] [PMCID: PMC3522139] [doi: 10.3945/ajcn.112.052472]
- Bohan, M., L. Anderson, A. Trenkle, and D. Beitz. 2007 Effect of nutrient composition of the diet on the variation of plasma hormone concentrations during waking hours in lean and overweight humans. FASEB J. 21:534.12.
- Bohan, M., L. Anderson, A. Trenkle, and D. C. Beitz. 2007. Nutrient regulation of plasma ghrelin concentration in lean and overweight male humans. FASEB J. 21:534.11.
- Brown, A., M. M. Bohan, K. L. Onken, and D. C. Beitz. 2007 Effects of Splenda® Brand Sweetener on plasma hormone and metabolite concentrations. FASEB J. 21:832.11.
- Bohan, M., M. Foote, B. Nonecke, and D.C. Beitz. 2006. Plane of nutrition affects appetite-related hormones in neonatal calves. FASEB J. 20:A171.
- Bohan, M., L. Anderson, A. Trenkle, and D.C. Beitz. 2006. Nutrient regulation of plasma ghrelin concentration in lean and overweight female humans. FASEB J. 20:A177.
- Brown, A. W., M. M. Bohan, N. Mehyar, A.H.Trenkle, and D.C. Beitz. 2006. Effects of TNF-α as a simulated stressor on adipose and liver tissues from rats fed varying diets. FASEB J. 20:A126.
- Bohan, M., G. Janda, L. Anderson, A. Trenkle, and D. Beitz. 2005. Effect of dietary macronutrients on appetite-related hormones in blood and body composition of lean and obese rats. FASEB J.
- Bohan, M., S. Zhang, A.L. McCLeary, E. Hammond, and D.C. Beitz. 2004. Metabolic responses of conjugated triene and diene fatty acids in golden Syrian hamsters. Abstract No. 30 of the 116th Annual Meeting of Iowa Acad. Sci.
- Wertz, A.E., T.J. Knight, A. Krueder, M. Bohan, D.C. Beitz, and A. Trenkle. 2004. Fluctuation of ghrelin and growth hormone in fed and fasted cattle. J Dairy Sci. 87 (Suppl. 1), J Dairy Sci. 82 (Suppl. 1), Poult Sci. 83 (Suppl. 1):194
- Bohan, M., S. Zhang, A. McCleary, R. Lamer, J. Verkade, E. Hammond and D.C. Beitz. 2003. Metabolic responses of trans-9, trans-11 and a mixture of conjugated linoleic acid isomers in golden Syrian hamsters FASEB J. 17:A807.
- Bohan, M., R. Sonon, G. Bobe, Y. Lu, T. Knight, A. Wertz, A. Trenkle, and D.C. Beitz. 2002. Effects of ghrelin injection on blood and body composition in rats. FASEB J. 16:A619.
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The trainee's projects are supported by Grant Number T32DK062710 from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases or the National Institutes of Health.
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SB 1386 went into affect on July 1, 2003. Under the law, covered parties must disclose any breach of the security of personal data to any resident of California whose unencrypted personal information was, or is reasonably believed to have been, acquired by an unauthorized person.
The law applies to state agencies, or a person or business that conducts business in California, that owns or licenses computerized data containing personal information.
The bill would permit the required notifications to be delayed if a law enforcement agency determines that it would impede a criminal investigation.
The bill would require an agency, person, or business that maintains computerized data that includes personal information owned by another to notify the owner or licensee of the information of any breach of security of the data.
"Breach of the security of the system" means unauthorized acquisition of computerized data that compromises the security, confidentiality, or integrity of personal information maintained by the organization.
Good faith acquisition of personal information by an employee or agent of the agency for the purposes of the agency is not a breach of the security of the system, provided that the personal information is not used or subject to further unauthorized disclosure.
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Organizers for this year's Ski to Sea Festival are looking for about 600 volunteers to help at the Ski to Sea "Big Race" this year.
This is the 100th year celebration of the Mount Baker Marathon and there are a variety of ways volunteers can help make the event special.
Volunteers are needed for help before, during, and after the race in marketing, preparing racer packets, video recording the event, photography, equipment assistance, race timing, assisting at each leg and clean-up.
Additional volunteers are needed to help at Marine Park for the finish line celebration. All will receive an official 2011 Ski to Sea t-shirt for their participation. Organizers will also be holding a block party at Depot Square on May 27 to help kick off the race.
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"I view 'Young Thurgood' as a story about a partnership between two men," says Ron Shapiro, Gibson's law partner and, since 1967, his best friend. "I think that Justice Marshall saw something in Larry that made him think that was a guy he should give some time to.
In some ways, the two men couldn't be more different. Marshall never was involved in more than two dozen local, national and international political campaigns, as Gibson has been; and Gibson never wanted to become a judge.
But there also are similarities. For instance, both Marshall and Gibson grew up poor in segregated Baltimore.
Gibson's father was a janitor, while his mother worked as a domestic and cook. The couple had four children and rent money was scarce, so the family moved every 18 months.
"After I finished law school, I was determined to buy my folks a house," he says. "They wanted to stay in the same neighborhood, so I went around and bought the biggest house I could find. They lived there until my father died."
Marshall was a gifted raconteur and so is Gibson. Both men fused idealism with pragmatism and were known for their grueling work ethic. And neither was above being deliberately provocative to make a point.
After helping elect Parris N. Glendening as governor in 1994, Gibson dumped Glendening after they disagreed about funding for Baltimore public schools, and in 1998 campaigned for an opponent, Eileen M. Rehrmann.
Eyebrows also were raised in 1999 when Gibson, a lifelong Democrat, advised and distributed campaign literature for Carl Adair, a candidate in Baltimore's Republican mayoral primary. Gibson describes Adair as a lifelong friend and fraternity brother, and says that he played no formal role in that campaign.
Gibson can be, as Schmoke puts it drolly, "an acquired taste." But the biographer has begun to use Marshall's example to temper his own brash style.
"He could be this persistent, forceful advocate," Gibson says, "but most of his adversaries believed that he had at least heard and understood their views. Sometimes, I think I'm not as persuasive as he was because I'm so intent on advocating my own position."
One of Gibson's favorite stories is of the time that he and some friends participated — or attempted to participate — in a sit-in at a segregated Baltimore restaurant in 1961.
"We went in the front door of the old Oriole Cafeteria," he says.
"I began grabbing food from the counter that I didn't even like, baked fish and this salad with carrots and raisins in it. We were expecting to be thrown out. We didn't expect to eat. But the cashier just rang us up. I had to borrow money to pay for my meal."
He later figured out that the restaurant had received advance notice of the protests and decided to integrate for one day only.
"I still call that salad my Sit-in Salad," Gibson says.
The anecdote is instructive for the pleasure Gibson takes in telling it and for the way in which he gently mocks his 19-year-old self. The strategist in him admires the adroitness with which he and his friends were disarmed. And it's clear that he hates every single thing about segregated restaurants except the people on the other side of the counter.
"At his core, Larry is a guy who wants to build on history and not rest on history," Schmoke says.
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The Marlboro man just doesn't keep it up like he used to.
On the outside, he may still look like the epitome of the rugged American male -- a man's man. But inside, it's another story: years of cigarettes, liquor, and steak and eggs can do a number both on a man's heart and sexual vitality.
Well, it didn't have to happen. Sure, men experience a drop in levels of the sex hormone testosterone as they age. Many a man finds that he's no longer the young buck, bed-wise, that he was in his randy youth.
But if you're worried that your sexual life is headed off into the sunset as you approach midlife, rest easy. You can maintain -- even boost -- your sexual vitality by making a few smart decisions now.
"Healthy men can have erections at any age," says Michael Castleman, a sex educator and health writer based in San Francisco. "Once you hit about 50, erections change. They are slower to rise, they don't rise from fantasy alone -- you need manipulation and direct sexual stimulation. What happens to a lot of men is that they notice these changes and they flip out and think, 'Omigod, I've reached the end of my sexual road.' Well, things aren't over, they've just changed."
The problem is that most men don't know that many of these changes are preventable. They don't do anything about maintaining sexual vitality until a problem occurs, and by then it's closing the barn door after the horse has bolted, says a leading expert in erectile dysfunction (ED).
"The emphasis in this field has been on the treatment, not on the prevention," says Irwin Goldstein, MD, professor of urology and gynecology at Boston University School of Medicine in Boston, in an interview with WebMD.
As a result, doctors know that several medical conditions are associated with erectile dysfunction. About 40% of men with diabetes have some erectile dysfunction. Problems with erections are also common in men with cardiovascular disease, especially those with angina or after a heart attack. And they can be caused by medications used to treat such conditions as high blood pressure. Many doctors think that reversing these problems would also boost a man's sexual vitality. But they don't know for sure.
Your best bet? Prevent the problems before they affect your sex life.
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There is at least one health habit -- exercise -- that has a clear link to sexual vitality, Goldstein says. Among men enrolled in the Massachusetts Male Aging Study, a long-term, community-based study of health and aging, researchers found that men who burned an average of at least 200 calories per day through exercise were far less likely to become impotent over time than men who didn't exercise.
But not all forms of exercise are equal, Goldstein cautions: Men who rode bicycles -- on the road or in the gym -- were nearly twice as likely to be impotent as men in the general population. Researchers chalk it up to continued compression of the nerve and blood supplies to the penis.
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The ability to have an erection relies on a complex network of factors, some physical, some psychological. One of the most important factors is healthy arteries. The penis contains an intricate network of tissues that fill with blood during an erection, and if these arteries are blocked by atherosclerosis, there may be trouble in paradise.
"It's incontrovertible that atherosclerosis, the narrowing of arteries because of plaque deposits, begins in youth," Castleman tells WebMD. "The thing is that it usually doesn't cause significant clinical symptoms until guys are in their 40s or 50s. But if you're a man and you're in your 40s or 50s, you can pretty much rest assured that you have some narrowing. Maybe it's not affecting your heart function, but it's there, and the narrowing of arteries doesn't happen just in the coronary arteries of the heart, it happens all over the body, including the pudendal arteries that carry blood into the penis."
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The move to Lynchburg was a homecoming for Nichols, who grew up in nearby Campbell County. Nichols is familiar with the Old Dominion Athletic Conference; while earning her undergraduate degree at Bridgewater College in Bridgewater, Virginia, she was part of a team that won two regular season conference titles. After graduation, Nichols traveled to Augusta State University in Augusta, Georgia, where, in addition to earning a master's in kinesiology and health science, she began her coaching career as the assistant women's basketball coach.
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- Distributed over 1,000 New Testament Creole Bible and over 10,000 Rosaries to school children
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Our mission is to support the communities of the parishes in Morne a Chandelle, Les Palmes and Durissy, Haiti through evangelization, education and empowerment.
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- As custodians of donated funds we will operate with full accountability and transparency
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Sorry you're stuck with me for the next nine months. I'm a bit nutty.
Congratulations Beth! Fingers crossed this is third time lucky. What has the mw said about your past miscarriages? Any idea why they might have happened or does she just say it's one of those things.
I think it's a great idea to merge the two threads. I've seen other 'due threads' do the same. Coincidently, Jay who posted on the March thread in the I'm Pregnant section was one of my thinkbaby buddies last time round. Her son Owen was born the same day as mine. Who knows, it could happen again!
Hello, I'm new here and I'm due in May ... is there a forum section for this month? X
I found out in october that i'm pregnant by 2 positive home pregnancy tests. I have been having all the symptoms but i'm so worried that i am going to be told that i'm not pregnant. Has anyone been in this situation? Can this happen? Can anyone give me some advice. Im so excited and this is all i want.
Sorry I haven't checked this thread for a while, have you been to the doctor yet? The tests are normally very accurate, although that didn't stop me doing 3!! If you check this message, there are a few of us on the due March thread that get online regularly, so feel free to drop a message there and let me know how you are getting on.
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hi havent noticed this thread before, ime 19 weeks pregnant and due approx 26 april.it will be my second baby i have an 11 month old girl louesa..i really enjoyed being pregnant the first time and up to now things have been great witrh my current pregnancy...ime breastfeeding my little girl and hope to breastfeed my new baby,i love everything about being a mummy even the pooey nappies ha ha...anybody want a chat let me no ...xx
hi.my baby boy is due on the first of april .i am happy and scared too.hope that everything is going to be just fine.is my first baby.good luck to every mum-to be like me
Hello everyone, I am 32 weeks pregnant, I will have my first baby aswell, it`s a boy! We are so excited, my due date is 28th of april! I will have a home water birth. I can`t wait to have my baby, i fell like being pregnant forever.
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Fake just got real.
Synthetic turf has been laid on the new baseball field behind the Harrisburg Boys & Girls Club.
Exuberant over fake grass? You better believe it. People are peeking at the progress being made on Berryhill Street. What was once a brown patch of dirt now has an enticing emerald carpet.
"The first time I saw it, I was excited," said Alex Berry, a member of the Boys & Girls Club and the baseball team.
A smile from kids like Berry doesn't get old for Steve Peeler. As Director of Sports Field Project Management with FIELDS, Peeler has helped built more than 50 Cal Ripken Senior Foundation fields.
"It's a good feeling because it's for community and the kids, that's the rewarding part of it," Peeler said.
Peeler said the little league field boasts Major League quality. A state-of-the-art drainage system, synthetic surface and nostalgic appeal round out a true diamond in the ruff.
The field also gives a nod to Red Sox nation with a right field version of Fenway Park's "Green Monster." The field itself has many people gawking and talking.
"I don't know what that is," yelled Damonte Porter, a youngster too young to remember our father's AstroTurf. The green sandpaper-like covered carpet was made famous in 1966 after the first fake field was unveiled in Houston's Astrodome. Of course, regional sports fans remember the dual-purpose stadiums in Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Boy, what a difference in the new millennium.
Peeler said the new-age stuff has long synthetic fibers consisting of plastic and nylon. Each blade is covered with antimicrobial protection. Sand and recycled rubber particles fill in the gaps to mimic real grass.
"In some areas, it's going to be better than natural grass because of the ball bounce," Peeler added.
Predictable hops will instill good baseball fundamentals and, in turn, better players. But when you're a kid like Porter, all you notice is the fancy appeal.
"It just looks better than any other baseball field I would be on," he said.
Even though their slogan is, "Good stuff Cheap," Ollie's Bargain Outlet donated $1.2 million for the project - which is good - far from cheap. The Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation spearheaded planning and added sponsorship.
Just this summer, the field was rundown and drab. The new field presents both change and an opportunity to teach inner-city youth discipline and sportsmanship, and gives them something to be proud of. That's why Porter promised to make sure this nice field stays nice.
"[Kids] will take care of this one," he said. "The last one we had they didn't take care of it all."
He'll get an opportunity to play on the field this spring when the grand opening is scheduled.
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From drag queens to the artistic significance of a can of beer, the Wunderkammer Company has become a wunderkind of producing eclectic contemporary galleries that give a wink to something lying deeper underneath.
So for the gallery's first exhibit this season, Swartz has paired off painters, printmakers, photographers, illustrators and a wild card sculptor in the Old School vs. New School exhibit. The exhibit pits older artists against younger artists with viewers of the exhibit declaring the winner of each bout. Completing the theme, amateur boxers will be giving demonstrations in a boxing ring set up in the gallery.
The audience has to be the identifier, Wunderkammer founder and curator Dan Swartz says. It's definitely a goal of mine as a curator to bring something new and unexpected so they can think differently of the world we live in.
Here's the wink: art is subjective – so whoever wins is arbitrary. The intention of the new exhibit is to take an introspective look at the art world, and how the aesthetics of the artist is often scrutinized as closely as the work they produce, Swartz says.
There's two opposing ideas in the art world – young artists are the art stars, and that's definitely a bias against older artists, but on the flip side, an artist isn't given an introspective until they're at least 50 years old, which gives off the idea that you have to earn it – that you can't be a great artist until you lived it, Swartz says.
I've been fascinated by that idea. This is my tongue-and-cheek way of talking about it.
Swartz says it's healthy for artists and their audience to turn a critical eye upon the art world and have an open dialogue about the social constructs of age.
At the base level, I want people to think, he says. I would love for the audience to think of how the roles of age are playing out in the community. I think age is more of an inflammatory issue – we have more of a tolerance of new ideas than we do of old ones. Age goes back to animal instincts; it is more ingrain.
Artlink's gallery assistant and figure artist Suzanne Galazka will compete against new school artist and Artlink's education/gallery coordinator Rebecca Stockert in illustration. She says that as an older artist, she works better within her comfort zone of traditional processes. Conversely, she says young artists have more freedom when it comes to expression.
They have new ideas, new mediums – I sort of admire that. They have guts, and they have access to things we didn't have. When I was young, a computer was a big, hulking thing making a lot of noise, Galazka says. With the Internet, you have more access to the public; it's like having a little store right there. We didn't have that. If you had a business card, that was something.
Swartz says in the local art market technology has played a significant role in how younger and older artists view opportunities.
The idea of the artist has changed. Older artists see it more as a practice; they don't see making money off their art as a primary role. Younger artists see it as a definable way to make money, he says.
New school artist Adam Meyer is an entrepreneur and founder of Coya Creative, a digital marketing firm. Meyer, who has begun exhibiting his abstract work over the past two years, will face former IPFW fine arts professor Norman Bradley in painting.
Working as a professional digital graphic artist for advertising agencies for five years, the 28-year-old Meyer started his business in 2012. He says in his career, he hasn't faced much age discrimination because he is often brought in to update an older client's Web presence.
Age comes into play when it comes to the knowledge of marketing yourself as an artist. A lot of digital marketing helps you get known faster. The old school may not feel comfortable even now using it as a platform, Meyer says. I think it's pretty cool; the digital age has definitely changed artists in terms of marketing and their art. I like the dialogue of this exhibit. It can kind of show how times have changed, but not to look at it in a good way or bad way – it is what it is.
Swartz says in spite of the differences, it's important to acknowledge that these artists are producing work on the same level. Their talent – whether it has been refined over decades or a few short years – is worthy to exhibit. To be considered old or young isn't the insult; the insult lies in the perception that your age is all you are.
The art world is meant to be critical. It's literally what we think of the world – we challenge things and what the response is back, Swartz says. When I first pitched the idea, I got a fair amount of responses from artists thinking I'm calling them old as a negative thing, but they are older. It's just like young artists who take youth to mean naïve. It's on both sides. You can be mature at a young age, just like how someone who is physically older can be very youthful.


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FORT WAYNE – Creekview (Texas) High School quarterback David Blough has had Purdue atop his list of schools for some time now.
The senior-to-be made that official with a commitment Saturday.
Blough, a 6-foot-1, 180-pound signal caller, had an offer from Memphis and interest from Baylor, Oklahoma and several other in-state programs before giving the Boilermakers his pledge.
He becomes the third Purdue commit of the 2014 cycle.
Blough, a high three-star quarterback, is the No. 29 pro-style quarterback in the nation, according to 247Sports.com.
He was a first-team All-District selection in the 10-4A division during his junior year. He threw for 1,777 yards and 17 touchdowns, with just three interceptions, as a junior.
Blough also ran for six touchdowns.
The Texas quarterback joins First Baptist (Texas) Academy athlete Trae Hart and Arabia (Ga.) Mountain wide receiver Gregory Phillips in Purdue's 2014 class.
Former Ohio commit Kirk Barron joined the Boilers on Friday, as well, after receiving an offer from the coaching staff.
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What does the distance between a pickup and strings do for the sound? Should active and passive pickups be treated differently?
The distance from the pickup to the strings determines - in simple terms - the strength of the magnetic field acting on the strings. Since a standard magnetic pickup (active or passive) is an electromagnetic transducer, the output voltage is generated when a string vibrates in a magnetic field.
So far so good, what of the pickup height? The stronger the magnetic field around the string - achieved by bringing the magnetic polepieces closer - the higher the output generated. However, in this world you never get something for nothing: a stronger magnetic field will dampen the vibration of the strings, decreasing sustain.
Thus, finding the right pickup height is a matter of compromise and experimentation. You'll probably want the pickups high enough to generate a healthy signal, but low enough to allow the strings to vibrate freely. The exact height will depend on the strength of the magnets in the pickup.
Active pickups simply incorporate additional preamplification circuitry, so the principle is the same as for passive pickups.
As mentioned, having the pup close to the strings gives a hot signal and increases the magnetic dampening, but there is also an effect on tone as well. IIRC, having the pickup near the strings is more trebley and having them lower is more middy. (But it may be the other way around). Additionally, with most humbuckers having at least 1 coil with adjustable pole pieces, you can set the pup low and jack up the poles to get a bit of a blend, or set it high with the poles screwed down as far as poss. These sort of settings are far more subtle than the type of pup and moving between bridge and neck positions, so you'll need to experiment to find out what works for you, if you can even tell what's going on.
a good place to start as to string distance from string to pick-up pole are...
While fretting a note on your gits highest fret on the High E string the distance from the string to pick-up pole should be the thickness of a "DIME" for a Neck Pick-up
and the thickness of a "Nickel" for a Bridge Pick-up
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I'd heard of the famous dish "Imam Biyaldi" before, but never really knew what the hype was all about. Being a Sicilian who also loves Turkish and other Mediterranean foods, I thought I had tasted just about every dish where peppers, eggplant and garlic were smothered in olive oil. For some reason, the one I've just tasted was different- in a totally delectable way. "Imam biyaldi" ... Read More »
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MONDAY, Feb. 28 (HealthDay News) -- A new study adds more weight
to research showing the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease is
greater if your mother, rather than your father, had the
Brain scans of adult children of people with Alzheimer's found
more shrinkage in key brain regions of those whose mothers had the
disease than in those whose fathers had it, the researchers report.
Brain shrinkage is a characteristic of the age-related
"It's consistent with other studies that suggest there is something inherited from mothers that influences risk more so than what is passed down through fathers," said senior study author Dr. Jeffrey Burns, an associate professor of neurology at University of Kansas Medical Center.
Alzheimer's disease has a strong inherited component, according
to background information in the study. Those whose parents had the
disease are four to 10 times more likely to get the disease
In the study, researchers created three-dimensional maps, using
a technology called voxel-based morphometry, of the brains of 53
people aged 60 and older. Eleven had a mother with Alzheimer's, 10
had a father with Alzheimer's and the rest had no family history of
the disease.
None of the participants had dementia when they were recruited,
nor did they show the signs of mental decline that can be an early
indicator of the disease, researchers said.
After two years, people whose mothers had Alzheimer's had twice
the amount of gray matter atrophy, or shrinkage, in brain regions
known to be affected by Alzheimer's compared to those with a
paternal history or no family history of the disease. The regions
included the parahippocampal gyrus and the precuneus.
Those with a maternal history of Alzheimer's also had one and a
half times more loss in whole brain volume each year compared to
those with a paternal history or no family history of the
The study is published in the March 1 issue of
A small amount of brain shrinkage with each passing year is
common among older adults and not necessarily a sign of
Alzheimer's, Burns noted.
However, with Alzheimer's, the atrophy occurs much faster.
Researchers don't know what the Alzheimer's-related inheritance
from mothers is, but they theorize that it may have something to do
with mitochondrial dysfunction. Mitochondria, which generate the
energy that cells use to function, are inherited only from
Prior research has linked mitochondrial problems and Alzheimer's
disease, Burns said.
"This suggests that the mitochondrial dysfunction may have more to do with Alzheimer's than we previously have considered," he said.
Dr. Steven DeKosky, a professor of neurology at University of
Virginia School of Medicine, said too few participants were
involved in the study to draw a conclusion. Larger studies are
needed to confirm the findings, he said. In addition, researchers
did not test for specific proteins associated with Alzheimer's,
such as those found in cerebrospinal fluid.
Testing for those protein markers could confirm if the atrophy
was indeed due to Alzheimer's, DeKosky said.
"I would be very cautious about reaching any firm conclusions about genetics from this study," DeKosky said.
"They probably have identified AD [Alzheimer's disease] cases which are presymptomatic, but whether the male-female difference will be maintained would await larger numbers of cases, perhaps more thoroughly characterized," he added.
With Americans living longer, cases of Alzheimer's disease are
soaring in the United States. By 2030, about 20 percent of the
total U.S. population will likely have the disorder, the
Alzheimer's Association estimates.
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22 U.S. Code § 2378 - Prohibition on assistance to countries that provide military equipment to terrorist states
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The President shall withhold assistance under this chapter to the government of any country that provides lethal military equipment to a country the government of which the Secretary of State has determined is a terrorist government for the purposes of section 2405 (j) of title 50, Appendix, or 2371 of this title.
(2) Applicability
The prohibition under this section with respect to a foreign government shall terminate 1 year after that government ceases to provide lethal military equipment. This section applies with respect to lethal military equipment provided under a contract entered into after April 24, 1996.
(b) Waiver
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, assistance may be furnished to a foreign government described in subsection (a) of this section if the President determines that furnishing such assistance is important to the national interests of the United States and, not later than 15 days before obligating such assistance, furnishes a report to the appropriate committees of Congress including—
Source(Pub. L. 87–195, pt. III, § 620H, as added Pub. L. 104–132, title III, § 326,Apr. 24, 1996, 110 Stat. 1256.)
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On Saturday in San Diego, active-duty soldiers marched in uniform for the first time at an LGBT pride parade. The military contingent was the crowd favorite, attracting the loudest cheers and most picture requests from the 200,000 attendees. In the weeks preceding the parade, military members were unsure if their respective branch of services would approve their plans to march in uniform, as required by law. On Thursday, the Department of Defense announced that all members of the military were approved to carry through their plans. "I think everybody wants to make it a gay thing, but it's just an American thing," Sean Sala, a former Navy Sailor who organized the parade's military contingent, said of the historic day. "These are people that have laid down their lives for their country…and they deserve recognition for their service regardless of their sexuality."
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A collaborative effort is underway to put the Studebaker complex in the National Register of Historic Places.
It used to sit on 120-acres and included hundreds of buildings. Now, only four remain along with two railroad stations.
Entrepreneur Kevin Smith owns part of those properties. He has a multi-million dollar restoration project planned, turning them into a data and technology center.
"We now are in a position to create a district, an historic district, that will salvage the balance of the buildings," he says. "So, people much beyond me - the next generations - will be able to understand what it was like to be here in the 1930's."
The Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and Saint Joseph County must approve the nomination before it moves on to the state and federal levels.
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