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SPOKANE, Wash – It was the first Spokane Hoopfest for Jamaal Thomas, and after winning the Slam Dunk Contest it will be one he'll never forget. Thomas outlasted four other high-flyers to win the Slam Dunk Title at Hoopfest.
After the first round of competition, Thomas along with two other competitors tied for first place. The tie forced the first ever three-player championship round in Hoopfest history. In the championship, the other two missed their dunks, opening the door for Thomas. Jamaal finished things off with a powerful windmill that brought roars from the crowd.
Thomas played basketball in Seattle at Garfield High School and continued his basketball career at Lewis Clark State.

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creepsville said...
I understand what you're saying about the fun being stripped away from the ret pallys, however, what about the fun of all of the other players in PvP being taken away from Ret Pallys dominating them with ease? My fun was sucked dry and every BG is played in showcased a Ret pally with top dmg every time.
Something had to be done because the pally match up to other classes had become wayyyy too uneven.
Yes EVERY battleground top damage done was a paladin, except for the rogues, mages and warriors. Clearly however the paladin class was in need of a nerf. A couple of times they actually beat another class! /sarcasm
Really, we were OP but not by 20%. Now without our burst we have nothing to work with.
And the 15% JOTW nerf is frustrating. 20% was almost good enough, 15% won't be.
The pally matchup to SOME other classes had become uneven. Have you tried to kill a frost mage recently as a pally? Or an arcane mage for that matter? Maybe a bleed spec rogue? How about a Bladestorm warrior when your bubble's on CD? Cat druids pretty much require a bubble to beat at this point, so do boomkins.
Just because pallies blow up people they can get close to doesn't make them OP. They're just OP in BG's where they can run into a group when their bubble is up and rape face. Put them in an arena and they don't do so well. Any kiting class is almost guaranteed to win against ret still.
Are you noticing a pattern in all the calls for nerfs to classes? It's the burst, stupid. Arcane mages one-shot people. DPS druids one-shot people. Bleed rogues one-shot people. Affliction locks one-shot people (kinda). The classes are tuned for Lvl 80, and some of the nerfs are hitting paladin DPS way too hard. Being able to drop 10K burst on a clothie right now = win. Being able to drop 14K burst on a Lvl 80 clothie with 20K health = kited paladin.
My only consolation is the compensation line. I'm hoping that means bigger shield slams for Prot, and bigger Holy Shocks for holy.
I agree that something had to be done however I do feel its unjust to nerf us back to hell. 20% nerf in addition to the already herfs has put our retribution paladins at lower level than before the 3.0 patch at all.
Your talking about fairness to other players, how long have paladins been misstreated? 8-9 months? and they had good for 2-3 weeks before they back to being ridiculed and excluded from raids.
Ever think of that ret paladins actually have feeling too and even if we where OP for a short persiod of time does that in any way compesate for the strip downs we suffered during 9 months of ridicule?
Radiophonic said...
Oddly enough, in the most recent battlegrounds I find myself (a survival hunter) topping the charts with fury warriors and ret pallys down 5th or 6th. Comical?
Just replying to something Helig said:
" Being able to drop 10K burst on a clothie right now = win. Being able to drop 14K burst on a Lvl 80 clothie with 20K health = kited paladin."
So you get someone with 20k life to down to 6k life in 3-4 seconds then you think oh shit there is no way I could ever catch this person?! ok your just terribad then... You still have repentence (Just implying that you used your HoJ in the burst) to catch up to them AND if that wasnt enough to catch up to them YOU DONT HAVE TO!!! You have INSTANT cast Hammer of Wraths that crit for insanely high damage! My resto druid actually got crit for 3.8k which is fking rediculous. That was my full 35% life... so QQ more Im sure that you could survive being kited long enough to get two Hammer of Wraths off.


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An 11-year-old student of Murphysboro Middle School was hit by an SUV Wednesday after school.
It happened around 3:15, a block away from the school at the intersection of 21st and Walnut Streets.
According to Murphysboro Police Sgt. Brian Brewer, the boy looked east but not west and started to cross the street. He ran directly into the side of an eastbound SUV driven by 45-year-old John Wuest of Murphysboro.
Police say the boy was shaken up, but suffered only non-life threatening injuries. He was taken to a Murphysboro hospital for treatment.
The driver of the SUV was not injured and was not ticketed.
Murphysboro Middle School released a letter to parents saying they school and city are looking into how to make the crossing of Walnut Street as safe as possible.
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SPOKANE, Wash.--A Kurt Cobain Signature Fender Mustang guitar was stolen from Hoffman Music on Saturday. Security cameras caught the entire theft.
The guitar is worth $1,399.
Surveillance footage shows the suspected male, about 120 pounds, 25-30-years-old, clean cut and wearing an Oregon State University ball cap.
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Pop singer Katy Perry has made a big impact on the music scene in the few years she has been around. In celebration of her 29th birthday Friday, join us for a look at her career so far.
The 3D documentary concert film opened on July 5, 2012, and made about $32.2 million worldwide.


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For two and a half years, Mitchell Kaplan taught English literature at Southridge Senior High School, never really knowing the impact he would leave on his students.
But on Saturday he was greeted by some of his students from the classes of 1983 and 1984 in the courtyard of his Books & Books store in Coral Gables, which he founded 32 years ago.
Kaplan shook hands and hugged former students including a doctor, a teacher, a computer programmers and business people.
"I recognize a lot of them," he said. "I guess we all aged well."
The now 58-year-old bookstore owner was humbled to learn that he inspired so many former students in such a short period of time.
"It's humbling and very meaningful to me for these kids to have felt I made an impact 30 years later," Kaplan said. "Teaching was wonderful and it taught me so much. I was very fortunate to have a bunch of students that were so well grounded. I predicted they would do well."
Manuel Martinez, class of 1983, was a sophomore at Southridge when Kaplan was his English literature teacher. Now, 30 years later, he is a Spanish literature professor in Ohio.
"He was such a special teacher," Martinez said. "He had this rare combination of passion and youthful enthusiasm."
Kaplan was in his mid-20s when he began teaching and said it was an advantage because he was able to connect with them in a special way. "I wasn't that far removed from the place they were in," he said.
Martinez, who travels from Ohio to Miami throughout the year, decided to put this 30-year reunion together after running into Kaplan at Books & Books over the years and having former classmates ask about him frequently.
"His love for literature was deep," he said. "He had this cultural way of life and we all think of him as an influence."
A green leather-bound journal was given to Kaplan during the reunion as a gift to him from his former students.
Inside the journal, everyone who was present at the reunion wrote something to Kaplan. Some were memories they shared and others were reasons he inspired them.
"We want to celebrate and remember some of the special times," Martinez said. "For us, he was one of those special teachers. You know, the type that you see in the movies."


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Near the end of a dramatic day of testimony in the racketeering trial of James "Whitey" Bulger, key prosecution witness Kevin Weeks and Bulger shared a heated exchange of words. Bulger's attorney J.W. Carney Jr. questioned Weeks about the deal he made with prosecutors, in which he received a six-year sentence in exchange for testifying against Bulger.
The outburst between the gangster and his former protege was the second time Bulger has lost his temper during the trial.


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The Rangers held an optional practice early Saturday afternoon at the MSG Training Center with 12 players taking part following their exciting 4-2 come-from-behind victory over the Hurricanes the night before. Henrik Lundqvist was one of the Blueshirts who did not take to the ice Saturday, but he will be right back between the pipes making his fifth consecutive start on Sunday when the Rangers host the Detroit Red Wings in a 12:30 start at Madison Square Garden.
In fact head coach Alain Vigneault stated that there will not be any changes to the team's lineup Sunday, meaning that Derek Dorsett, Justin Falk, and newcomer Raphael Diaz will all be scratched as they were in Carolina. Dorsett has been in and out of the lineup since returning from a leg fracture after the Olympic break, and was scratched Friday with the return of Mats Zuccarello from injury.
"Dors is a player that's ready to play, and I'm a big fan of Dorsett, but the way (Brian Boyle, Dominic Moore, and Daniel Carcillo) have played and our record when that line has played together is really good, so it's really hard to break up our four forward lines," explained Vigneault after practice.
The head coach added that he had a get-to-know-you meeting with Diaz, acquired from Vancouver on Wednesday, earlier on Saturday to discuss the right-handed shooting defenseman's role with the Rangers.
"There's a player that's tryng to establish himself in the NHL," shared Vigneault. "He understands his strength and what he can bring as a puck-moving defenseman who can help the power play. On our team right now he's depth. When he gets a chance to play, and at some point he's probably going to get a chance to play, we'll see how he does."
Diaz was joined on the ice by fellow defensemen John Moore and Justin Falk, goaltender Cam Talbot, and forwards Derick Brassard, Derek Stepan, Chris Kreider, Dom Moore, Zuccarello, Boyle, Carcillo, and Dorsett. After the skate Zuccarello--who picked up an assist and logged more than 18 minutes of ice time Friday after missing four games with a fractured hand--said he felt good the day after.
Lundqvist will be seeking his 300th career victory on Sunday--a major milestone. He not only is one win shy of 300 in his career, but he is just two wins away from tying Mike Richter's franchise record for most wins b a goaltender. Most importantly it is another important Eastern Conference battle for the Blueshirts.
"Down the stretch here we're going to have to take advantage of our home games, the fans, the great atmosphere at home," offered Brassard. "I think on the orad there maybe is less pressure, we're more relaxed, just playing. We have to equal that road success on home ice."
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H.E. Joaquim Alberto Chissano
President Chissano is one of Africa's most outstanding and successful leaders, and the winner of the 1997 Africa Prize for Leadership for the Sustainable End of Hunger. He is a highly regarded champion for peace, reconciliation and reconstruction.
One of the original founders of Frelimo in 1962, President Chissano was a freedom fighter for the liberation of his country from Portuguese colonial rule. When Mozambique finally gained independence in 1975, President Chissano took office as the interim prime minister.
He became the nation's President in 1986, following the death of his predecessor, Samora Machel. President Chissano made far-reaching reforms to Mozambique's multi-party democracy which, in 1992, helped end the civil war that had ravaged Mozambique since independence. President Chissano won multi-party elections in 1994 and 1999, eventually stepping down at the end of his second term, leading to a peaceful, democratic transition of leadership - an example to all of Africa.
With President Chissano's leadership, Mozambique, one of the most impoverished countries in the world, has made enormous progress in ensuring the fulfillment of its citizens' basic human needs. Major surveys in 1997 and 2003 showed a reduction in absolute poverty from 69 percent to 54 percent, a doubling of the percentage of people within an hour of a food market, a 40 percent increase in the number of people with access to clean water, and a 23 percent increase in women's literacy.
Among the many positions held by President Chissano following his Presidency, he was Chairperson of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and Chairperson of the African Union. After retiring from office, he was appointed Envoy of the UN Secretary-General for the 2005 Summit to Review the Implementation of the Millennium Declaration, as well as Special Envoy of the UN Secretary-General to Guinea-Bissau, Democratic Republic of Congo and to the effected areas by the LRA in Uganda. As of June 2009, he has served as SADC Special Envoy for the political conflict in Madagascar.
Some of President Chissano's most notable awards over the years include the The Hunger Project (1997), The Kellog Foundation Award (2004), The Together For Peace, The Chatham House (2006) and the inaugural Mo Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership (2007).
Happily married with four children, Joaquim Chissano fluently speaks five languages: Portuguese, English, French, Swahili and Changana, and is able to communicate in an additional three: Spanish, Italian and Russian.


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Koko FitClub condenses the expertise and guidance of an entire gym's worth of instructors into a tiny device, which accompanies club members to their workout stations. These minuscule e-coaches begin each session with a FitCheck analysis that privately diagnoses a member's body fat and lean muscle tissue percentage. Using the result of the FitCheck, the digital training system creates a customized strength and cardio plan, and a nutrition program to support it. They machines even provide guidance at each station, prescribing proper form, pace, and when you are ready to pull off a muscle tank top. All of this training is effectively crammed into a 30-minute visit, and results are posted online for members to peruse in the form of quick, handy numbers or progress-tracking charts.
Head coach Mark Koehl draws on his experience as a competitive Ironman triathlete and a certified personal trainer to lead exercisers through challenging CrossFit workouts. Mark and the team of coaches lead clients through WOD's featuring kettlebells, dumbells, and tinkerbells. The center also performs chiropractic care and massage to help taxed bodies recover from intense exercise.
After completing years of training, earning their certifications, and memorizing more than 500 Pilates movements, aspiring instructors still aren't ready for recruitment at Vita Movement. Owner Patricia A. Robinson looks for one other crucial quality on potential résumés: adaptability. She and her highly trained staff members distinguish their teaching from rote instruction by making personal adjustments for each client. These modifications can be minute or broad, and cater to different fitness levels as well as conditions such as injury or pregnancy. In fact, Patricia specializes in pre- and postnatal workouts, regimens that have been featured on 9 News for their ability to reduce the physical stresses of motherhood. No matter the course, instructors keep a careful eye on their pupils' progress, displaying the keen attention to anatomical detail that helped them win the award for Best Pilates Studio on the 2011 Denver A-List.
The studio keeps its sessions intimate to better tailor its lessons. Reformers by Balanced Body line the brightly lit space, vying for attention with Wunda Chairs and other equipment in addition to a supply of mats, bands, and rollers. The machinery helps tone and strengthen bodies' "powerhouse," or core, relying on springs for resistance as students stretch into adapted Pilates motions. In addition to Pilates courses, such as jump-board and Reformer classes, students can partake in TRX suspension training and indoor cycling. Pilates Vita also acts as a boutique gym, granting members full access to the all equipment as well as three genie wishes that don't involve flying or the ability to eat 12 wedding cakes without getting sick.
The owners of Qi pool their experience to design innovative, unique exercise classes. Leading a staff of personal trainers and experienced instructors, the club maintains meditative training studios where yoga and cycling fuse in courses such as QiCycle-Yoga, and Qi Ryders, which uses RealRyder bikes.
The resulting roster of classes have earned Qi a second- and third-place spot on 5280's 2011 readers' choice awards for Health Club/Gym and Yoga respectively. Such classes include Qi Yoga, a unique focus on core energy and muscular strength, and QiCycle-KORE, a cycling program blended with a bootcamp workout. The commitment to healthy living extends beyond the gym, with community programs, such as the free running club, a group that meets regularly to jog through City Park, Congress Park, and local Thanksgiving dinners.
Bodies By Perseverance is an exclusive personal training and fitness gym. This 3,800 square foot and penthouse level gym has a magnificent view of downtown Denver. With weight machines, free weights, a cardio room, fitness studio, and agility area, clients experience high-quality and intense workouts.
Surrounded by graffiti-strewn brick, exercisers at Endorphin box, cycle, and push themselves to the limit in a motivating space. Coaches guide groups through rigorous, endorphin-boosting classes, which include CrossFit and high-intensity interval training (HIIT). Those looking to get fit know they can count on Endorphin for challenging workouts and a more acceptable spot to showcase their new sweatbands instead of in the office, and group settings mean exercisers feel supported in their goal-setting sojourns.


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Cancer Research Highlights
Prostate Cancer Hormone Treatments May Raise Risk of Colorectal Cancer
A large, retrospective population study suggests that prostate cancer treatments that lower male sex hormones may increase the risk of colorectal cancer. Men treated with gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists or surgical removal of their testicles (orchiectomy) to lower their testosterone and PSA levels experienced an increased risk of colorectal cancer of about 20 to 40 percent. The findings were reported online November 10 in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
More than half of nearly 108,000 prostate cancer patients identified in the linked SEER-Medicare database received androgen deprivation therapy between 1993 and 2002. Approximately 90 percent of those men had been treated with GnRH agonists, and the rest had had orchiectomy. They were followed for about 5 years after their prostate cancer diagnosis.
After adjusting for possible confounders such as obesity, diabetes, and radiotherapy, the researchers found a dose-response effect for GnRH agonists in which colorectal cancer risk increased with longer duration of treatment. Compared with prostate cancer patients who received no hormone treatments, those who had GnRH agonist therapy for 13 to 25 months had a 19 percent increase in colorectal cancer risk, those who had GnRH agonist therapy for longer than 25 months had a 31 percent increase in risk, and those who had orchiectomy had a 37 percent increase in risk.
Lead author Dr. Silke Gillessen of Kantonsspital St. Gallen in Switzerland and her colleagues noted that an inverse association between androgen levels and colorectal cancer risk is biologically plausible. "Androgen receptors are present in both normal and malignant human colonic tissues, and in various animal studies, administration of androgens protects against colon carcinogenesis, whereas androgen ablation promotes it," they wrote. The authors went on to say that their evidence "may have broader implications beyond the field of prostate cancer" because nearly half a million men in the United States develop androgen deficiency each year.
Strategy to Screen for Lynch Syndrome May Save Lives and Be Cost Effective
An expanded screening strategy that involves genetic testing for an inherited disorder that predisposes people to several cancers, including colorectal and endometrial cancer, would save lives and be cost effective, according to a new study. The disorder, called Lynch syndrome, is caused by mutations in four genes, the products of which are involved in DNA mismatch repair. Defective DNA mismatch repair increases the risk not only of different cancer types, but also of multiple cancers at a single time and often in younger people.
Published online November 18 in Cancer Prevention Research, the study used a computer simulation model called Archimedes to assess the impact of 20 different screening strategies for Lynch syndrome on cancer incidence and mortality in a large group that is representative of the U.S. population. The strategies differed in the age of initiating risk assessment and risk thresholds for implementing genetic testing.
A strategy that involves assessing risk with the PREMM1,2 risk model for people ages 25, 30, or 35, followed by genetic tests on those whose risk of having a mutation in a DNA mismatch repair gene exceeds 5 percent, could potentially reduce the incidence of colorectal and endometrial cancer by as much as 12.4 percent and 8.8 percent, respectively, the researchers found. The average cost for this strategy per quality-adjusted life year, a measure of health care cost effectiveness, was $26,000, which is in line with that of common screening modalities such as mammography, said study co-author Dr. Stephen Gruber of the University of Michigan during a press briefing on the study.
The study, said senior author Dr. Randall Burt of the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Utah, demonstrates "what is the most medically effective way [to screen for Lynch syndrome] and the most cost-effective way." Appropriate screening of people with Lynch syndrome, Dr. Burt added, reduces their risk of dying from colorectal cancer to that seen in the general population.
According to some estimates, approximately 1 in 375 people in the United States have Lynch syndrome, explained Heather Hampel of the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, during the briefing. Current screening has focused on patients already diagnosed with cancers that can be caused by Lynch syndrome, said Hampel, who was not involved in the study. If the hallmark genetic mutations are identified in patients, then family members are screened for the mutations. But even this approach has been challenging to implement, Hampel stressed.
It's important to note that the findings are based solely on a computer simulation model, said Dr. Martin Brown of NCI's Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences. And from a cost-effectiveness perspective, he noted, only Medicare costs were accounted for in the model, not additional out-of-pocket cost and time spent undergoing tests and associated procedures.
Anemia Drug May Interfere with Trastuzumab's Anticancer Effects
Recombinant human erythropoietin (rHuEPO), which some cancer patients take to combat anemia and fatigue, may interfere with the anticancer effects of trastuzumab (Herceptin), researchers led by Dr. Zhen Fan of the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center reported November 16 in Cancer Cell. Doctors use trastuzumab to treat breast cancers that overexpress the protein HER2.
In experiments using breast cancer cell lines, the researchers found that 4 out of 10 lines expressed both HER2 and the receptor for erythropoietin (EpoR), the natural form of rHuEPO. They also found EpoR in 13 out of 15 samples from patients with HER2-positive breast cancer. When three breast cancer cell lines expressing both EpoR and HER2 were cultured with trastuzumab, cell survival and proliferation decreased. However, when the cells were cultured with both rHuEPO and trastuzumab, the percentage of cancer cells that survived treatment in all three cell lines increased substantially. Similarly, trastuzumab-induced inhibition of cell migration and invasion was decreased in the presence of rHuEPO.
When the researchers implanted tumors expressing both EpoR and HER2 in mice and treated them with trastuzumab, the tumors shrank or stopped growing. When the researchers added rHuEPO to treatment, the tumors continued to grow, albeit at a slower rate than without any treatment.
The authors found that rHuEPO activates cell signaling pathways that interact with and reactivate the pathway that trastuzumab blocks. In addition, rHuEPO appears to inactivate a tumor suppressor gene called PTEN that also mediates the effects of trastuzumab on cancer cells.
To examine whether this interference translates to the clinic, the researchers looked at medical records for 37 women with HER2-overexpressing metastatic breast cancer who had received both trastuzumab and rHuEPO during treatment and 74 who received trastuzumab but not rHuEPO. They found that 40 percent of women who received only trastuzumab were alive without progression of their disease 1 year after treatment, compared with 19 percent of women who received both trastuzumab and rHuEPO.
The authors cautioned that this analysis was retrospective and included only a small number of patients. The women who received rHuEPO may have been sicker than patients who did not require a boost to their blood-cell counts, which could influence the survival data. To confirm their observations, "prospective clinical trials are warranted," wrote the authors. "If confirmed, our findings would have a strong impact on clinical care for patients with HER2-overexpressing breast cancer," they concluded.
Possible Causes of Resistance to Melanoma Drug Reported
Just months after researchers demonstrated the promise of a new melanoma drug called PLX4032 in early-stage trials, two studies have examined the reasons the drug eventually stops working in some patients. Resistance to single-agent targeted therapies for cancer is considered to be nearly inevitable over time. The new studies, published November 24 in Nature, describe molecular changes that may cause resistance to PLX4032 and suggest strategies for overcoming this resistance.
PLX4032 blocks overactive cell signaling through the MAPK pathway that is caused by a mutation known as V600E in the BRAF gene. One common mechanism of resistance is secondary mutations that prevent binding of a drug. However, both of the Nature studies found that resistance to the drug can occur in the absence of secondary mutations in the BRAF gene.
In one study, Dr. Levi Garraway of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and his colleagues described a strategy for identifying clinically relevant mechanisms of resistance and ways to overcome this resistance. Using this strategy, the researchers identified mutations in the gene encoding a protein called COT that lead to the activation of the MAPK pathway. The expression of COT was associated with resistance to PLX4032 in melanoma cells and in tissue from patients who relapsed following treatment with PLX4032 or a MEK inhibitor. (MEK is a component of the MAPK pathway.)
Some patients who have relapsed on PLX4032 have already been enrolled in a phase II trial of a MEK inhibitor based on the assumption that the MAPK pathway had been reactivated, noted the authors of the second study, which was led by Dr. Roger Lo of the University of California, Los Angeles. His team found that 5 of 12 patients with melanoma had acquired resistance to PLX4032 through the activation of the MAPK pathway. This appeared to occur due to mutations in a cancer-causing gene called N-RAS or increased levels of the growth factor receptor PDGFR-beta.
Combination therapies targeting multiple pathways may be able to overcome resistance, according to the authors of both studies. This was also the conclusion of a third study, published November 23 in Science Signaling. The researchers, led by Dr. Jeffrey Settleman of Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center and Harvard Medical School, found that extra copies of the BRAF gene (amplification) were a cause of resistance to both MEK and BRAF inhibitors. Further experiments suggested that combined MEK and BRAF inhibition could potentially overcome, or possibly prevent, this mechanism of resistance.
Radiation Treatment for Head and Neck Cancer May Produce Hearing Loss
Treatment for head and neck cancer that includes radiation therapy often induces hearing loss, and the damage can be substantial and permanent, Brazilian researchers have reported. Their findings were published in the November 2010 Archives of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery.
In the case-control study, which included 282 participants, case patients had head and neck cancer and had been treated with radiation therapy, either alone or in combination with chemotherapy, and the auditory system was included in the field of radiation. The control group included healthy individuals and patients with cancer who had not received therapy that affects hearing. The median age for both groups was approximately 61.
Over a median follow-up of 7 years, approximately 72 percent of case patients suffered hearing loss (as measured by standard audiologic assessment methods) compared with approximately 49 percent of the control group, reported Christiane Schultz from the Audiology Department at the A.C. Camargo Hospital in São Paulo, Brazil, and her colleagues.
The most common type of hearing loss in both groups was related to inner ear damage (sensorineural), but case patients were statistically significantly more likely than control subjects to experience severe hearing loss. Case patients were also far more likely to report (via a standardized questionnaire) that hearing loss represented a severe handicap (19.1 percent versus 2.8 percent).
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Police say the van's driver didn't stop after the impact knocked the horse and buggy into a roadside ditch.
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02. Yamaha AC1R
The AC1R ($1,050) is part of Yamaha's award-winning A Series of acoustic-electric guitars. This particular series was designed as a workhorse acoustic for live performances and I can tell you, it delivers.
The concert-sized AC1R features a slim profile on its mahogany neck, which is great for moving across the fretboard with ease. It also features a solid sitka spruce top, ebony bridge, and rosewood back and sides. The A series come in many different models — for example, mahogany back and sides — but as a personal preference, I love the sound of rosewood for back and sides on an acoustic.
To my ears, it's richer and warmer, especially if you do a great deal of strumming. The SRT (Studio Response Technology) piezo/pickup electronics are excellent and gig-worthy even if they seem more bulky than other onboard electronic systems.
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These chocolate treats are great to pack in a brown bag lunch or for a portable snack. It's not necessary to keep them refrigerated if you pack them for lunch.
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- Calories: 48
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Fat: 2g
- Saturated fat: 0.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Protein: 2.3g
- Carbohydrate: 5.5g
- Fiber: 0.7g
- Cholesterol: 1mg
- Iron: 1.2mg
- Sodium: 61mg
- Calcium: 23mg
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- 2. Shape mixture into 8 (1-inch) balls. Cover and chill.
- carbo rating: 5
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What are the challenges that gifted and creative individuals face at present?
Hi everyone! I am working on a research about the gifted and creative individuals. I'd like to know what are the challenges that the gifted and creative people experience in your country. Share your thoughts please :) Thanks!
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James ToddMar 3 2013: I am from Canada, identified as 'gifted' in Grade 4, and I have identified with that gift all my life. Although that giftedness showed as a talent for schoolwork, and is usually interpreted as analytical work, I uncovered my own creativity in stages. So first, it must be clear that in a post-industrial, neo-information economy, creativity is given secondary status to giftedness.
Second, and especially when a person has the gifts of both logical and non-linear thinking, we are deluged with options. Almost any traditional discipline, from anthropology to zoology, from medicine to management science, are available to us. How does one decide? We are not taught how, and most people project onto us their own image of achievement, and do not or cannot help us identify our own. It may appear to be lovely and charming to have so many options: in reality it is horrific. So many open doors, and no means to select.
I have had broad experience: architecture, IT, advertising, business strategy, animal genetics, corporate finance, IPOs, privatization, landscape design, political economy, community economic development, diagnostic imaging. Frankly, I suspect that many people read my resume and think I am lying, so I twist it to artfully leave out large swaths to be acceptable. I am tired of the chameleon life. I have been part of innovations in almost every one of the fields listed. But do not be fooled - organizations say they want creativity and innovation, but they are for the most part unable to tolerate us.
I have learned, later in life now, that one must choose. Variety may be interesting, but it can only offer limited success, and that the real joy comes from mastery, which requires dedication. If I knew then what I know now, I would allow myself to have chosen anything, and would tell myself to trust that the choice is not a loss or a limit, but a passage to freedom within it. Our world values focus, not adaptability, repetition not innovation, in spite of what you hear.
Mar 3 2013: Well said . We are intolerable I suppose.. As for myself I have already changed the world somewhat developing software which Kodak has used since I was 19 when I developed this digital innovation for the corporate giant .. 1996 - 2004 were great years although I should have aimed higher. The systems replace Polaroid in malls at Santa venues and theme parks coasters but I feel that's somewhat insignificant as to how or in what way I'd like to help the world and its people .. I know now its tools they need in real world scenarios work play education law government or to earn money since millions sit home after have great careers with corporate giants like GM. These people need help more importantly their children for future economic stability. To me the visions are simplistic yet most can not see .. Which is probably why Mark Z needs to see Instagram or xplatform before he makes his choice and that's fine I can't even spell algorithm but I know what it can do and how and whee to apply it .. This creativity is always with us from early sages that's where order is needed and a standard to be set for the recording or creating of such ideas or innovative solutions. Everyone has their place on a team this position however in bench or Allstar no I between I have weathered both now benched watching Kodak as they have no idea and Facebook with what they can do for people in many walks of life as well as many others I feel I am doing the world and its people am injustice by not voicing that I know what the people need want and how Facebook Google the web the cloud mobile advertising etc can do easily to provide or give back to help and obviously help their bottom line ..
But whom do I tell now Steve Jobs would have listened for I feel I have the same type vision although I can improve the iPhone features tremendously ... Maybe my mentor is by my side knowing I have true goals to help change and simplify not scams n shame to rape people of their hard earned dollar ..imj2013
Mar 4 2013: I recall that, as a grade school student, I began to realize that turning in my test paper 10" before the next kid resulted in resentment of other kids, an invitation to be bullied, no playmates at recess, demands w/o reward from parents expecting perfection as a base line of all performance (can't draw, awkward physically, poor handwriting) accusations of plagiarism for original work, talking too much and generally irritating teachers with questions and needs for alternative activities while waiting for others to finish (beyond, "ok, you can choose a book,") from the 5 or 6 on a back table, and parade my differentness throughout the entire classroom.
I recall an example from a bright boy's contribution: we'd been studying multiplication memorization from 2 to 3 etc. When we got to 10, he raised his hand and said, "Or, you can just move the decimal point one number to the right."
Tcher: "That is not what we are learning right now"! !
Mar 7 2013: I have had similar problems...when asked "What will you be when you grow up?" I had no answer. The options available overwhelmed me, and I really didn't have any strong guidance. I drifted through school, and I have not been very successful, by many standards (eg. career, relationships, etc.) I have often been angry, and occasionally grateful, to my parents for insisting I stay in public education--angry because it was a great waste of time for me, grateful because it gave me at least a minimum level of social skills.
Additionally, my own abilities have worked against me in the sense that I have been burdened with the idea of my own intelligence. It is very hard when you know you are smart to accept failure. My lack of success has constantly been a boondoggle, hanging over my shoulder. I have always had the feeling that I am capable of so much more than what I have, yet what could that ephemeral thing be? I am capable of almost anything, and so I don't know where to turn to do something. Most of my life has been defined by what I know I can't do, narrowing the field, when what I so dearly want is some help figuring what I can do.
And knowing that I am highly capable in potential, I can be paralyzed by the fear of defeat, or the overwhelming view of knowing all that would be required to achieve a goal. Sometimes, someone far less "talented and gifted" than I can accomplish something that I cannot, simply because they do not see the great wave of obstacles standing before them. Taking things one step at a time, without consideration for these factors, is very difficult for me.
I am rarely satisfied, craving perfection and never achieving it. It is difficult, even, to find good conversation at times. So I post in places like this, or compile other peoples works. I long to be creative, yet I am not able to exercise creativity because I have suffered under the smothering effects of terror of failure for so long. Talking to you now is me trying to escape this terror.
Mar 7 2013: Oh Marla (James here...) I hear you. I know that anger and that terror, too.
My way out of that morass has been first, to rely on Julia Cameron's "The Artist's Way"... get the book, read it and work through the questions, week by week. It does not demand production, only that you care for yourself. It is the only way I have ever found to uncover our creative treasures. It is often a solitary path we tread, but we must walk it.
Second, pick something to do nearby ("bloom where you are planted"). Third, and I learned this the slow painful way, just pick something, anything. At first, it does. not. matter. (You cannot turn a motionless ship... pick any course, and work with the wind.) You will learn to sail. Later you will master it. And the real joy juice comes from knowing inside that you did it, not any external measures by the world. It is that internal joy juice that fuels the next step.
Finally, read the book by Brene Brown The Gifts of Imperfection (and revisit her TEDtalks). We need to be vulnerable to let the world in and let our talents out, and Brene has written a wise book about the hurt we feel and how we can honor ourselves.
I am sure that you, like many of the voices here, have profound intuitive powers. Lean on them now to choose one of these pieces of nourishment.
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I am having problems getting two user assets to connect properly. It seems like I have tried every possible orientation of X,Y and Z to no avail. These are parametric guardrails similar to the guardrail in the system assets. I tried to even make the connection points in the same orientation as the system asset but it does not work. The system assets attach to each other fine so I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
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Please check your Snap settings in the Factory Options dialog box. (See the attached image.)
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The Congress wants to hear from physicians and their office managers on practical changes to make the system better, such as asking Medicaid to recognize certain billing modifiers or to streamline paperwork. The Congress is using your ideas to ask for legislative and regulatory changes to Medicaid.
Who makes up the Congress?TMA Physicians Medicaid Congress consists of representatives from TMA's Select Committee on Medicaid, CHIP and the Uninsured, Border Health Caucus, and specialty societies. TMA President, Michael Speer, MD, and John Holcomb, MD co-chair the Congress.
The ProblemMore than 4 million low-income Texans currently rely on Medicaid for their health care coverage. The vast majority of these patients live in families earning less than 100 percent of poverty, or roughly $20,000 a year for a family of three. These are people we all know or meet in our daily lives – teachers' aids, bus drivers, hospital orderlies or their children – and patients we care for in our offices, hospital or emergency department.
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Listening SessionTMA and county medical societies held in-person and virtual "listening sessions" with physicians to get their ideas on how to improve Medicaid. In-person sessions were held in San Antonio, Rancho Viejo, El Paso and McAllen. More than 6,900 physicians participated in the Tele-Town Hall meetings held Nov. 27 and 28. In case you missed the virtual meetings. Here are audio recaps of both:
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On December 30, Kentucky State Police in Morehead received a complaint that the children had no food or water and that they were being abused. Social Services and officers found the children, whose ages range from 2-months-old to 17-years-old, living in a home with no electricity, no running water and no functioning restroom.
According to court documents, the children told police they only ate on meal a day, usually rice or oatmeal.
All nine were removed from the home. The 2-month-old was admitted to the hospital for malnutrition, dehydration and hypothermia. A second child was also admitted to the hospital and four others were treated and released.
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Summary: Hester Prynne is a beautiful young woman. She is also an outcast. In the eyes of her neighbours she has committed an unforgivable sin. Everyone knows that her little daughter Pearl is the product of an illicit affair but no one knows the identity of Pearl's father. Hester's refusal to name him brings more condemnation upon her. But she stands strong in the face of public scorn, even when she is forced to wear the sign of her shame sewn onto her clothes: the scarlet letter "A" for "Adulteress." The story of Hester Prynne-found out in adultery, pilloried by her Puritan community, and abandoned, in different ways, by both her partner in sin and her vengeance-seeking husband-possesses a reality heightened by Hawthorne's pure human sympathy and his unmixed devotion to his supposedly fallen but fundamentally innocent heroine. In its moral force and the beauty of its conciliations, The Scarlet Letter rightly deserves its stature as the first great novel written by an American, the novel that announced an American literature equal to any in the world. (Book Jacket Status: Jacketed)
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Playdates with God: Mystery
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- Lisa notes... said...
"Something holy happens."
Those moments are golden. I love hearing of your training. I haven't thought of those things before. God is in the details too. Thanks, Laura.
- April 30, 2012 at 9:05 AM
- ells said...
Yes laura...we so often for get the mystery of God...the mystery of His fellowship...and that holy just happens. Have a wonderful start to your week...blessings~
- April 30, 2012 at 9:07 AM
- SimplyDarlene said...
the tongue drips joy and forgiveness...
- April 30, 2012 at 9:15 AM
- redemptionsbeauty said...
Beautiful Laura. And I am grateful that you are sharing what you are learning with us. We share the same traditions but you always shed light and remind me of the holy mystery in all of it.
- April 30, 2012 at 9:20 AM
- Andrea (Andee) Beltran said...
"Some things are better experienced than explained..." I've been hearing this a lot lately, Laura, and cannot agree more. You made your post today an experience. Thank you.
- April 30, 2012 at 9:31 AM
- emily wierenga said...
"we hold onto each other with shining faces, because we know." this made me want to cry for its beauty.
- April 30, 2012 at 9:40 AM
- Beth said...
Beautifully written and explained--as best a mystery can be. :) Thank you so much this post!
- April 30, 2012 at 9:51 AM
- Megan Willome said...
I think it so so wonderful that you are going to get to participate in these mysteries, these sacraments.
And I'll say that learning about marriage as a sacrament, well, let's just say it's saved my marriage.
- April 30, 2012 at 10:02 AM
- Shanda said...
So much mystery makes sense in the light of Christ, yet so much is yet to be revealed. When are hearts are open, yes, 'something holy happens.' So much is how open we are. For, sometimes the sacraments leave me crying and sometimes, sadly, unmoved.
- April 30, 2012 at 10:13 AM
- Janis@Open My Ears Lord said...
Laura, this is Holy. "We cannot understand the ways the Spirit moves...Something holy happens."
Communion has always meant more than just a remembrance for me. It is the very presence of Christ, the working of the Holy Spirit inwardly. Tagging it does make it complicated and divides us. Acknowledging the mystery we become part of in the Sacrament unites and makes us holy.
Beautiful and blessed--this post.
- April 30, 2012 at 10:20 AM
- Deanna said...
You know, in my church we don't focus on the sacraments ... I mean we do practice Baptism, the Lord's Supper ...
Yet, there isn't a focus, I'm at a loss for words so I'll use the word, focus (even though there is a 'focus.')
But, I am intrigued by this intentional focus on the sacraments you speak of. Though I am not Catholic like my Nana, whom I dearly love, I am always smitten when she speaks of the focus her church gives to the sacraments as well.
I attend a Southern Baptist (Contemporay) church body. I LOVE it there, and enjoy to serve Christ there with other bothers & sisters.
Not to long ago I was reading a book, a memoir, and I was STOPPED completely in my tracks when the author realted her marriage/ husband as a sacrament and what it meant spiritually.
I invite you to read that post, if you'd like to :)
I enjoyed reading this post of yours today. It's special. Our Lord making us one in family with the same last name, Christian. What a beautiful insight you shared. Thank you!
- April 30, 2012 at 10:32 AM
- kendal said...
i am so glad we don't know and understand it all. beautiful post.
- April 30, 2012 at 11:24 AM
- Alicia said...
I love that God leaves much as "mystery." Still laugh every time I think about those Israelites picking up manna from heaven and exclaiming, "What is it?" 40 years of munching manna and they never answered that question well.. but were fed by Holy hands! Thanks for the reminder that He is too BIG to "figure out!".
Have a marvelous week, Laura.
- April 30, 2012 at 11:37 AM
- Amy said...
Amazing Mystery. Enjoyed the big thoughts and the smaller, functional details too. I love the idea that all our last names are Christian since we're one family. I'd never heard that, but it made my heart leap a bit when I read it here.
- April 30, 2012 at 12:31 PM
- Shelly said...
beautiful words...I love reading your story.
- April 30, 2012 at 12:41 PM
- Jennifer Camp said...
Oh, wow, Laura, this was fascinating. Your words quieted me, too. Your voice here is just peace. Thank you.
- April 30, 2012 at 1:26 PM
- Laurie Collett said...
Praise God for His unspeakable gift, for the many mysteries of His grace we will never fully understand until we reach glory and see Him face to face.
Love in Him,
- April 30, 2012 at 2:19 PM
- Michelle DeRusha said...
I absolutely love Augustine's explanation of sacrament.
Lots of details here tha I enjoyed learning, Laura -- and all wrapped in your elegant prose.
- April 30, 2012 at 2:22 PM
- Summer Gross said...
Laura, I'm new here so I don't know your story...the school...the degree you're seeking, the goal...but, I identify strong.
The greatest gifts of God I have are the feeding of my family around the kitchen table and the feeding of each around the Table holding out their hands for Bread.
Thank you for your love of mystery.
- April 30, 2012 at 3:25 PM
- Joe Pote said...
"The sharing of the Word and the breaking of the bread"
What a beautiful definition of communion.,,at every level.,,
Thanks for sharing, Laura!
- April 30, 2012 at 3:28 PM
- kingfisher said...
When you approach life the way you do, when you share your thoughts, you are confirming the sacrament of being with God in the name of our Savior. If we could see all of life as a sacrament, a meeting with Him -- really know and believe it, not just "say" it -- how blessed we would we be! But being human, we're going to have our doubts and fears and feelings that we don't live out his mystery, that comprehending his mystery is "too high for us to attain." And that, too, is all right, for God knows that our flesh is dust. How thankful I am that he also knows our souls/spirits are seated in heavenly places with Christ Jesus. (For too often, we forget or can't comprehend that part!) Thank you for sharing, beautiful Laura. God loves you, and so do I.
- April 30, 2012 at 4:53 PM
- Debbie Huffaker said...
This is my first time visiting and joining in your link-up. We observed communion at our church yesterday...such a sacred ceremony for a CHRISTian!!! HOPE you have a great week!
- April 30, 2012 at 4:55 PM
- Dolly@Soulstops said...
Congrats, Laura...does this mean you graduated from your lay pastors program? I agree some things are "better experienced than explained." And some things can't be explained. Thank you for reminding us of the beauty in the mystery. Blessings to you :)
- April 30, 2012 at 6:02 PM
- Dea said...
No human words...yes. Thanks for sharing this with your community Laura. Holy mystery--- these gifts.
- April 30, 2012 at 7:00 PM
- Sheila said...
Laura, I love peeking over your shoulder as you learn to baptize and marry and serve communion.
It's such a privilege. Thank you.
- April 30, 2012 at 9:03 PM
- Dianna Kennedy said...
Love seeing sacraments mentioned here! In the Catholic faith, we have 7 - and we describe them as 'an outward sign of God's grace.'
Wonderful post!
- April 30, 2012 at 11:57 PM
- Brandee Shafer said...
I loved reading this. I struggled with communion for a long time and think: if everyone who led communion learned how to do it the right way (i.e., without scaring the pants off people), the world (and especially the church!) would be a better place.
- May 1, 2012 at 2:24 AM
- Deb Colarossi said...
I've been contemplating doing something like this... you are such an inspiration.
- May 1, 2012 at 7:54 AM
- David Rupert said...
My church is less traditional. They have basically let go of the sacraments because of the size of the church --- or the age of the church goers. I dont know. But I do know we are missing out on the "profound mystery" as you so wonderfully wrote of.
- May 1, 2012 at 8:28 AM
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- May 1, 2012 at 8:36 AM
- Sylvia R said...
It was just a side note in your post here that struck me most (although the whole explanation of sacrament is wonderful): *marriage* as a *sacrament*. What thoughts and feelings that evokes! I think (and hope) they'll keep churning through the day. We need that insight so badly! And I am so blessed by it!
- May 1, 2012 at 9:32 AM
- LivingforGod said...
Thanks for sharing this. It makes me think of Colossians 2:2-3, "My purpose is that they may be encouraged in heart and united in love, so that they may have the full riches of complete understanding, in order that they may know the mystery of God, namely Christ, in Whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge."
- May 1, 2012 at 2:17 PM
- A Joyful Noise said...
The Mystery of Bread into flesh and wine into blood, and how that enters us and we become one with Him.
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