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I came home for a weekend and as I always do I swap SIM card, so I can use my Italian number. It was the first weekend I came back since Vodafone IT announced its LTE service.
With no additional costs or setup, my iPhone 5 automatically went on their super fast network for me to enjoy.
First impression: wow it's fast! As you can see from the picture above I had quite good results, so good that I didn't even used wifi at home!
The speed is surely helped by the fact that few people have devices with LTE capabilities so the network is not jammed.
Nevertheless I'm not completely sold on the LTE network and that's is mainly due to the battery issue. The performance are considerably poorer compared to the 3G network and I had 20% of battery left after half a day if normal usage.
I've also noticed that since the LTE coverage is not complete on the territory, the iPhone always go back and forth from LTE and 3G contributing in savaging the battery.
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New Jersey Institute of Technology Announces Promotions of Faculty
October 11, 2004
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) has promoted one faculty member to the rank of distinguished professor, five to the rank of professor, and another five to the rank of associate professor with tenure. Three faculty members have also received tenure without a change in their titles. (Editor's Note: Here is a brief biography, along with hometowns, of the faculty members who received promotions.) >>
KUDOS-Promotions and Tenure Appointments
August 27, 2004
PROMOTION TO DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR Haimin Wang, professor of physics, joined NJIT in September of 1995 as an assistant professor. He received a PhD in astrophysics from California Institute of Technology in 1988. He is one of the most prolific researchers at NJIT having published more than 100 papers in refereed journals, more than 70 since joining NJIT. He has played a key role in the Center for Solar Terrestrial Research. He was the recipient of the US NSF CAREER award in 1997 and the Chinese NSF Distinguished Scholar Award in 2003. He is leading two important international projects: Global Halpha Network to observe the sun round-the-clock and Information Technology Research for Space Weather Prediction. PROMOTION TO PROFESSOR Robert Barat of the Otto York Department of Chemical Engineering has been at NJIT since joining in January 1990 as an assistant professor. He has built a solid body of research in combustion and applied optics. His current research is in the area of homeland defense. His work is known and respected among his peers. He has an excellent record of teaching, having also developed several courses in the department. He was awarded the Newark College of Engineering award for excellence in interdisciplinary teaching in 2003. He received his PhD in chemical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1990. Edward Dreizin, mechanical engineering, came to NJIT as a research professor in 1999 and became associate professor in 2001. Prior to his joining NJIT, he was a research scientist at AeroChem Research Labs at Princeton, NJ. He completed his doctoral degree in applied physics at Odessa University, Ukraine, in 1992. His research is in the area of energetic materials and metal combustion. He has developed a mechanical alloying technology for the synthesis of nano-structured and nano-composite energetic materials and established laboratory facilities for their characterization and testing. Dana Knox of the Otto York Department of Chemical Engineering received his PhD in Chemical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1982. He joined NJIT in 1983 as an Assistant Professor. Dana has been designated as one of NJIT's Master Teachers in recognition of his excellence in teaching, and has received numerous other awards for teaching and service. He has also been the recipient of the Franzosini Award from IUPAC in recognition of his continued involvement with the activities of the Subcommittee on Solubility and Equilibrium Data. His primary research interest is in the area of thermodynamics of fluids and fluid mixtures, and he was the main plenary speaker at the 11th International Symposium on Solubility Phenomena in Portugal in July. His service has been widespread both to the profession and to the university. He recently joined the Provost's office as Interim Associate Provost. David Rothenberg, department of humanities, joined NJIT in 1992 as an assistant professor. He has a PhD in philosophy from Boston University in 1991. His research is in the field of environmental philosophy and philosophy of technology and music. He is the founding editor of the Terra Nova book series from MIT Press which have brought recognition to the university. He is the author of numerous books, including Hand's End: Technology and the Limits of Nature, Sudden Music, Always the Mountains, and the upcoming Why Birds Sing, to be published in Spring 2005 by Basic Books. Raj S. Sodhi of the department of mechanical engineering has research interests in the area of mechanical design with applications to mechanisms, manufacturing systems, medical devices, and multi-life cycle design. He began at NJIT in 1986 as an associate professor, having served as an assistant professor at Wichita State University. He served as Director of Manufacturing Programs at NJIT from 1990 to 1994. He received the Society of Manufacturing Engineering, University Lead Award in 1994 in recognition of leadership and excellence in the application and development of computer integrated manufacturing. He is past Chairman of the SME University Lead Awards Committee. He received the NJIT Excellence in Teaching Award for Graduate Instruction in 2001. He also received the N. Watrous Procter & Gamble Award from the Society of Applied Mechanisms and Robotics for significant contributions to the science of mechanisms and robotics in 1995 and Ralph R. Teetor New Engineering Educator Award of the Society of Automotive Engineers in 1986. His PhD is in mechanical engineering from the University of Houston in 1980. PROMOTION TO ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR WITH TENURE Janice Daniel, civil and environmental engineering, joined NJIT as an assistant professor in 1999 after having spent fours years at Georgia Tech. She has established a solid research identity in the areas of traffic adaptation control and transportation safety, receiving an impressive $1.6 million in external funding that includes two grants from NSF. Her research has proved critical to solving both regional and national transportation problems. She has also been very active in service to her profession, serving on several national committees. She has a PhD from Texas A&M University (1995). Alexandros Gerbessiotis of the department of computer science received the PhD in computer science from Harvard University in 1993. He joined NJIT as an assistant professor in 1998 after having spent several years as a postdoctoral scholar at the Oxford University Computing Laboratory. His research deals with the design, analysis, and implementation of latency-tolerant algorithms for parallel computers. His work has advanced the Bulk-Synchronous Parallel (BSP) model of computation, first proposed by his thesis advisor L. G. Valiant who is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, to such a stage that Dr Gerbessiotis is now widely recognized as a central researcher in latency-tolerant parallel computing. Thomas Juliano, engineering technology, joined the department as an assistant professor in January 1999, after many years as an adjunct. He does research in both education and scientific areas, and brings his 25 years of industrial experience into the classroom. He has been principal investigator, or co-principal investigator, on several infrastructure research projects that are associated with pipelines and sponsored by the USEPA, US Army Industrial Ecology Center, and NJDOT. He has a doctor of engineering science degree in mechanical engineering from NJIT (1979). Symeon Papavassiliou of the department of electrical and computer engineering has a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Polytechnic University (1996). His research interests are in resource allocation for wireless and high-speed networks, mobile radio communication system design, mobile ad hoc networks and sensors, network management and security, and performance evaluation of communication protocols. He joined NJIT in 1999 as an assistant professor. From 1996 to 1999, he was a senior technical staff member at AT&T Laboratories in Middletown, New Jersey. Dr. Papavassiliou was awarded the Best Paper Award in INFOCOM'94, the "AT&T Division Recognition and Achievement Award" in 1997, and the National Science Foundation (NSF) Career Award in 2003. David Washington, engineering technology, is a registered professional engineer. He has worked on computational solutions in the area of civil engineering—from the micro-mechanical behavior of geological materials to freight modal systems. He joined NJIT in 1997 as an assistant professor. He has an excellent record of teaching and service to the professional and university communities. His PhD is in civil engineering from NJIT (1996). TENURE WITHOUT CHANGE IN RANK Ljubinko (Lou) Kondic of the department of mathematical sciences joined NJIT as an assistant professor in 1999 and was promoted to associate professor in 1992. His Ph.D. is in physics from the City University of New York (1995). He has held postdoctoral and faculty appointments in applied mathematics. His research spans three main areas: thin film flows, granular materials, and sonoluminescence. In each of these areas, he has made solid, timely, research contributions. Rajiv Mehta joined the School of Management as associate professor for Marketing in 1999 after having served on the faculties of the College of Business Administration at Loyola University, New Orleans and Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. His research interests are in the areas of sales management, marketing channels, and global marketing. His research has appeared in the European Journal of Marketing, Business Horizons, Journal of Personal Selling and Sales Management, Journal of Business to Business Marketing, Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing, Journal of Global Marketing, Industrial Marketing Management, Journal of Managerial Issues, and Journal of Services Marketing. He has worked diligently to develop and measure learning outcomes for the School of Management's BSM program. He has been nominated three times for the Award for Teaching Excellence for Upper-Level Undergraduate Instruction. His PhD is in Marketing from Drexel University (1994). Leonid Tsybeskov joined the department of electrical and computer engineering in 2001 as associate professor. He has a sustained record of excellence in scholarly research in the field of nanostructures. His research is focused on novel materials and structures that promise breakthroughs in the technology of electronic and optical devices based on quantum effects. He was recently elected a Fellow of the American Physical Society. He has a PhD in applied physics from Odessa State University (1986). >>
NJIT Professor Receives Career Award from National Science Foundation To Improve Wireless Services
September 15, 2003
Symeon Papavassiliou, Ph.D., an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), won the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Early Career Development Award to develop software tools and network architecture to better manage wireless and wired networks. >>


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Yesterday, federal Judge Mary Scriven — a President George W. Bush appointee — temporarily blocked Florida's law that requires welfare applicants to pass a drug test at their own expense before they can receive benefits. Scriven ruled that the law may violate the Constitution's Fourth Amendment ban on unreasonable searches and seizures: "This potential interception of positive drug tests by law enforcement implicates a 'far more substantial' invasion of privacy than in ordinary civil drug testing cases." Nearly 1,600 applicants have refused to take the test since testing began this summer, and "they aren't required to say why." More than 7,000 have passed while only 32 have failed. Applicants are only reimbursed for the test if they pass. Florida is the first state to enact such a law. The judge's injunction will remain until she schedules a full hearing.
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For purposes of administering the department doctoral program, research is considered to be carried out in five Graduate Areas* in the EECS Department. Each Area website (I: Applied Physics and Devices, I: Biomedical Sciences and Engineering, I: Circuits and I: Information Systems and II: Artificial Intelligence, II: Ssystems, II: Theory) is viewable via the links provided below. For more information about the EECS graduate program, inquire at the Graduate Office and see the page on EECS Research Fields. *Note that Computer Science is defined by three groups Artificial Intelligence, Systems, and Theory. Visit the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence (CSAIL) research groups for more detail.
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Sherlock Whore is on the case! Britney Spears was spotted at Ruth Chris Steak House in Beverly Hills for her sister's 16th Birthday.
Those wigs attached to the hats are becoming her signature. She should hawk those on HSN. She also needs to learn how to eat, because homegirl always gets food fat all over her. Food fat near the nipple is not hot.


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Sometimes when I'm doing a reading and we get to career the conversation will go something like this: Erin: The guides are telling me that you're in a tech field, like software engineering, but you aren't at all happy anymore. The work is totally draining you. Is that right? Sitter: Yes, I've been a programmer… Read On


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FRIDAY, Feb. 4 (HealthDay News) -- Experts at the American
Urological Association (AUA) have issued updated guidelines on
diagnosing and treating enlarged prostate -- a common condition
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BPH can lead to lower urinary tract symptoms such as
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how to help doctors diagnose and treat those urinary tract
problems. They also lower the age at which doctors should start to
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from 50 to 45.
"This document provides much-needed guidance to doctors who are already treating lower urinary tract symptoms, as well as those who will be in the future," Dr. Kevin T. McVary, chair of the guidelines panel, said in an AUA news release.
When treating a patient with suspected lower urinary tract
issues, a doctor should obtain a relevant medical history, assess
symptoms using the AUA's symptom index, and conduct a full physical
examination, including a digital rectal exam, the new guidelines
Laboratory tests should include a prostate-specific antigen
(PSA) blood test and a urine analysis. Urine frequency and volume
charts may also prove useful in reaching a diagnosis.
The advisory also includes new recommendations about drug
treatment for enlarged prostate and advises doctors to delay
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patient is scheduled for eye cataract surgery.
Patients already taking alpha blockers should inform their eye
doctor prior to cataract surgery. That's because cataract surgery
patients taking alpha blockers are at risk for a complication
called intraoperative floppy iris syndrome, which can lead to
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One urologist called the new guidelines "a welcomed update."
"Since the last published guideline in 2003, many new medical and surgical therapies have emerged to help urologists treat men who suffer from lower urinary tract symptoms related to BPH. Incorporating these new treatments in the new 2011 guideline will help to standardize care for all men diagnosed with BPH," said Dr. David Shin, assistant professor of urology at the medical school of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, and a clinician at Hackensack University Medical Center.
"Interestingly, the 2011 guideline also lowered the index patient age to 45 from 50," he added. "It is not surprising that younger men are having lower urinary tract symptoms since enlargement of the prostate begins at age 45. With this new AUA guideline, physicians will be able to effectively treat both the younger and older male suffering from voiding dysfunction related to their enlarged prostate."
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"Dreams do come true, if only we wish hard enough. You can have anything in life if you will sacrifice everything else for it."
- J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan
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If I hear one more person telling me about uefalona, I swear I´´m going to kill them. Refs have done nothing good for us in really long time, if anything they made mistakes against us, so just shut up.
I´m not saying this just because of this tonight, it´s a tie it is not a big deal. But people need to stop saying that because there are so many clubs that refs actually help, but no one talks about that.
Visca Barca!!
These madridistas are stupid, they are all like ˝we are +10 and you call this barca the best ever˝, well let me tell you something. If this barca isn´t the best ever how come you won only once in the past 3 years. Where were you last year, or year before when barca was first in la liga,when barca won CL, oh right you were complaining about the refs. You may be better 10 years ago, but i think that you need to realize that now its our time. We play the best and the most beautiful game in the world, and you are the only one who won´t admit it.This year liga may be yours but you still can´t beat us…
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2. Beyond Borders - 20th April 2010, Oxford University, Open Education Conference.
The Beyond Borders conference showcased work done at Oxford University this year during our OpenSpires project and provided an opportunity for discussion and debate on different aspects of creation, use and re-use of Open Educational Resources (OER).
The conference featured speakers from Oxford, other international research institutions and opinion-shapers in the open education community. Please see the programme for more details and podcasts of some of the talks. Our blog has summaries of the sessions and the tweets from the event have been archived at http://bit.ly/bw9bUS.
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This blog was established to support our conference in 2010. There have been no new posts since then and the blog is now archived.
Thank you to all the delegates and speakers who joined us in Oxford on Tuesday- remotely and physically. As you may know we gather here at Oxford, at about this time each year to explore and debate issues of learning technology and how it shapes learning and teaching practice.
Purpose of the event was to present and celebrate the work done this year at Oxford as part of our Open Spires project which has involved colleagues from across the collegiate institution and is part of a national programme of projects sponsored by JISC and the HEA.
Our plan for the day, as you can see from the published programme , involved a number of international speakers to set the scene for discussions about how our Openspires work places us on a global stage.
So, this being a technology conference and a very fine venue we did our best, and three of our speakers were on video link.The day seemed to go smoothly and we have had many messages of support.
"I was particularly impressed by the professionalism, academic coherence, and superb and appropriate use of technology. Each year I think this has to be the best so far… ( Director of IT, Oxford University)"
For those people unable to be with us, we had live tweeting and live blogging going on. We have gathered the tweets from the day below. Recordings of key parts of the event will be made available on our website soon.
The tweets from #beyond2010 have been archived at http://bit.ly/bw9bUS
Keynote presentation from Robin Wilson, Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the Open University, a Fellow by special election of Keble College at Oxford: communicating mathematics – a historical and personal journey. Robin speaks eloquently, using slide-transparencies on an over-head projector – adding another media to the presentations on show at the Beyond 2010 conference.
Starting from an exam question 'Describe some of the ways mathematicians have communicated their results to their colleagues', e.g. the spoken word and the written word – with many examples, Robin covered some 4,000 years of mathematics history. Afraid this blog has suffered as I try to concentrate on the story of mathematics…
Therefore, an audio-visual taste of Robin's 1,500+ one-off lectures about mathematics to public and other audiences is available:
"It doesn't matter what you do as long as it's worthwhile, you do it well, and all the jobs that have to be done are done!". Norman Gowar, Royal Holloway University of London.
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(ABC NEWS) -- A manhunt has been launched in Colorado after the head of the state's prison system was shot and killed in his home.
Tom Clements, 58, was shot to death around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in Monument, Colo., ABC affiliate KMGH reported. Police said that a member of Clements' family called 911 to report that he had been shot.
Sheriff's Lt. Jeff Kramer said that Clements was shot as soon as he answered the door at his home.
Authorities have said that a gunman is on the loose, but according to KMGH they do not have a description of the shooter. Police were going house to house trying to find out what neighbors heard and saw, the AP reported.
"We did have some efforts from our K-9 unit to see if they could locate anything that might be helpful in this investigation. Those efforts have been met with negative results," Kramer said.
Clements, 58, was appointed head of Colorado's Department of Corrections in 2011 by Gov. John Hickenlooper. He had served 31 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections, according to his Department of Corrections biography.
The AP reported that in a statement released early today and sent to department employees, Hickenlooper said he was in disbelief over the killing.
"As your executive director, he helped change and improve (the department) in two years more than most people could do in eight years. He was unfailingly kind and thoughtful, and sought the 'good' in any situation. I am so sad. I have never worked with a better person than Tom, and I can't imagine our team without him," he said.
Clements is survived by his wife, Lisa Clements, and his two daughters. Hickenlooper today ordered flags be lowered to half-staff all public buildings statewide in memory of Clements.
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Monday said that "popular resistance" is the legitimate right of the Palestinian people under international conventions and international law. Speaking after his meeting with George Mitchell, the American envoy to the Middle East, he said: "The Israelis must pay attention not to drag us to what we don't love and accept, and what they do not like and pleased with."
He described the recent killing of four Palestinians in the area of Nablus as "a very serious matter," demanding the Israeli authorities not to repeat such attacks against the Palestinian people "how does not do something more than its right of popular resistance, which is secured within the international legitimacy."
Abbas said that "the Israeli government should stop the settlers who are wreaking havoc, attacking Palestinian civilians and lands, cutting down the trees and beating people. Then, the Israeli army comes to protect them," he said, emphasizing that this is not possible or the Palestinians are likely to accept it.
Abu Mazen added after the meeting: "Today we met with Mitchell, and there was an in-depth and good talks. We expect to get answers in the coming days. We hope to see a commitment to the provisions of the Quartet statement in full, and this is what we seek."
Abbas mentioned that the Quartet issued a statement on Friday demanding an important implementation. The statement stressed the obligation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to implement the articles included in the statement.
The Palestinian leader stated that the Israeli attacks and provocations are still continuing but despite all of this, the Palestinian people is under control. Abbas noted that his Authority is trying to control the situation, but the Israeli government must stop all the steps that will provoke anger in violation of international legitimacy. He added: "This is very clear as stated in the statement of the Quartet; these acts are contrary to international legitimacy, and thus on Israel to cease its them. "
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In the winter wonderland of West Yellowstone, snowfall averages 143 inches, starting in November and lasting through mid-April. The streets of West Yellowstone remain snow packed all season, providing a trailhead literally at your front door. Ski or snowmobile from your hotel or motel to an extensive trail system. Snowmobile rentals (including clothing) are available for different skill levels. A 400-mile groomed trail system winds through the southern reaches of Montana and into Island Park, Idaho. For the experienced skier or snowmobiler, groomed trails lead to back country adventures. Professional guides are available to take enthusiasts to remote locations with untracked powder and no lines.
While Yellowstone logs more than three million visitors annually, only five percent of those come during the winter months. No other season rivals the wonder of Yellowstone in winter. Erupting geysers and hissing vents propel amazing clouds of steam into clear blue skies.
West Yellowstone is a cross-country ski mecca. Snow-covered trails, perfect corduroy and rolling terrain entice everyone from diehards to neophytes. The groomed Rendezvous Ski Trails, at the southwestern edge of town, offer over 35 kilometers of varied terrain from gently rolling hills to more challenging climbs. The "Upriver" and "Downriver" loops of the Riverside Trail combine for nearly ten kilometers of classic track along the banks of the Madison River. Dogs, classic skiers and snowshoers are welcome on the Boundary Trail, a six-mile out-and-back from town to Baker's Hole Campground. Just north of West Yellowstone lies some of the best, low-angle backcountry skiing in the West. Trailheads along Highway 191 provide easy access to incredible scenery, petrified trees and winter wildlife.
On December 15th the west entrance to Yellowstone Park opens to a unique experience and adventure. Each day commercially guided snowcoach and snowmobile tours travel over snow-covered groomed roads from the west entrance at West Yellowstone, Montana to popular destinations inside the wintry heart of Yellowstone. All tours are conducted by interpretive guides. These guides are local experts and can provide a wealth of information about Yellowstone and personal experiences that you would never read in a guidebook.
The Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center is open year round (these grizzlies don't hibernate) and offers kid-friendly activities and presentations. The neighboring Yellowstone Giant Screen Theatre offers large-screen movies, while weekly presentations by Yellowstone Park rangers can be found right in West Yellowstone. The local skating rink is open to the public and rentals are available.
Winter brings a variety of events to West Yellowstone. Monthly Kids'N'Snow weekends offer an assortment of low cost activities introducing families to winter activities including ice skating and sledding, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, winter learning programs and Saturday night S'mores.
Ski events include the annual Yellowstone Ski Festival held Thanksgiving week each November, and the annual Yellowstone Rendezvous Race in March, the area's only marathon cross-country ski race. Make it a weekend and bring your camera for the Youth Ski Festival on March 8. Young skiers compete in light-hearted events like musical chairs, relay races and the obstacle course. Or try one of the citizen ski races, open to every age and racing ability. Winners take home the highly coveted SPAM can trophies.
In January, the NAIFC Ice Fishing Tournament takes place on Hebgen Lake, just north of town. This official North American Ice Fishing Circuit event on Hebgen Lake at Kirkwood Resort & Marina, is winter's equivalent of summer's big time bass and walleye tournaments, filled with seminars, a kid's workshop and the fishing competition itself. The West Yellowstone/Hebgen Lake Tournament, like all NAIFC qualifiers, is a three-day event - two-thirds education and one-third competition, with a maximum entry of 150 two-persons teams. For those three days, West Yellowstone becomes the center of Ice Fishing with tremendous Fishing Education opportunities on Friday & Saturday and World Class Competition on Sunday.
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Boxing Champion Holly Holm vs Jan Finney MMA Fight Video. And yes, that is Jan Finney with her new chopped short hair cut.
So yeah…I was there
Did she just kick her when she was down? lol.
Shouldn't that be a dq? or because it was after the fact (that jan crumbled)?
Why would Finney stand with her and continue to be continuously pulverized? Chopped liver, anyone?
Wow! Homs has some surprising nice kicks. Nice kicks. I was wonder why finney didn't take her down, but who knows? Homs probably has some sick Jits as well.
i'd pipe her… lol
I'm surprised Finney didn't try to take this to the ground and I'm impressed that Holm's didn't rely on solely her hands. She used mad knees, kicks amongst a few other things. Her angles for MMA was really decent and it doesnt appear to be a loopsided transition for her to MMA.
Wow that girl beat the crap outta that dude!!!
Impressive. Very solid striking skills from Holly.
Damn of all the things she finished her with a body kick. I must say it is refreshing to see a boxer end a fight with a kick.
worst gameplan eva – Props to Holly
I thought she was fighting a dude for like 5 minutes. Then I seen Bruno's caption about the short hair
I guess girls have livers too! Did not know that.
@ToOch911 You'd let Jan Finney pipe you with a monsterous strap on!! LMAO
always a good idea to stand and strike with a pro boxer. but i guess he was just over confident cause he was fighting a girl
Didn't know Matt Damon fights in women's MMA…
Nice work Holly! Would you like to fight Cyborg now!? If I was asked to fight Cyborg, I would run away! Ps. I'm a dude.


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Drug Name Confusion: Preventing Medication Errors (cont.)
"Global companies want a name to be a worldwide mark," says Doug Kapp, vice president of brand strategy at RTi-DFD, a market research company in Stamford, Conn. In helping pharmaceutical companies set their products apart from others, Kapp says his company recognizes that the name must resonate with the market target and also must pass worldwide trademark requirements.
That recognition, he says, drove his company to develop "relational asemantics," a name-generation process that assists physicians in identifying the nature of a drug. Just as the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra might suggest vitality and vigor, two of RTi-DFD's successes include Advair, linked to "advantage air for asthma," and Amerge, named for "emerging from the pain of a migraine." Kapp says that regardless of how good a name seems, it must be reviewed for potential confusion with other drugs so that "any other associations would not harm the patient in the event of an error."
Satisfying the FDA
Every drug usually has three names: chemical, generic (non-proprietary), and brand (proprietary), and each is subject to different rules and regulations. The chemical name specifies the chemical structure of the drug. It is not preapproved by any organization, nor is it recognized in any standard manuals, such as USP publications. Therefore, chemical names are primarily used by researchers, but not in medical practice.
The FDA requires that either the established, or official, name or in the absence of an official name, the common or usual name, appears on labels and labeling of a drug product. The common name, loosely referred to as the generic name, must accompany the brand name, if there is one. The established name for a drug substance is usually found in the originating country's pharmacopeia, an official book or list of drugs and medicines and the standards established for their production, dispensation, and use.
The generic name is usually created for drug substances when a new drug is ready for marketing. It is selected by the United States Adopted Names (USAN) Council, whose expertise is recognized by the FDA, according to principles developed to ensure safety, consistency, and logic. These names are typically used by health care professionals.
Generic names are coined using an established stem, or group of letters, that represents a specific drug class. For example, the USAN stems include suffixes like -mab for monoclonal antibodies, such as infliximab, or prefixes like dopa- for dopamine receptor agonists. The arthritis medications celecoxib, valdecoxib, and rofecoxib are generic names containing the -coxib stem. Each belongs to a class of drugs known as the COX-2 inhibitors.
Names that include such stems, chemistry roots, or any other coded information are easier to remember, and give clues about what a drug is used for. These names, however, typically sound or look so much alike that they contribute to medication errors, especially if the products share common dosage forms and other similarities.
The brand name, also called trademark, can be created as soon as a generic name has been established. Only brand names of products subject to a new drug application or an abbreviated new drug application must be approved by the FDA first. This requirement distinguishes them from generic names.
According to a report in the January-February 2004 issue of the Journal of the American Pharmacists Association, there are more than 9,000 generic drug names and 33,000 trademarked brand names in use in the United States.
To minimize confusion between drug names that look or sound alike, the FDA reviews about 400 brand names a year before they are marketed. About one-third are rejected. The last time the FDA changed a drug name after it was approved was in 2005, when the diabetes drug Amaryl was being confused with the Alzheimer's medication Reminyl, and one person died. Now the Alzheimer's medicine is called Razadyne.
Generic name confusion also has led to regulatory action, as well as to pharmacy practice recommendations. For example, the USP and the USAN changed the drug name "amrinone" to "inamrinone" after receiving reports of serious outcomes from medication errors involving the similar name pair "amrinone/amiodarone." The generic drug industry also has responded to requests from the FDA to use a mixture of uppercase and lowercase letters to highlight differences in similar generic names, such as vinBLAStine and vinCRIStine. This step also encouraged manufacturers to supplement their new drug applications with revised labels and labeling that visually differentiated their generic names with the so-called "tall man" letters. And the NCCMERP recommendations encourage doctors to write both brand and generic names on prescriptions.
A number of other efforts are under way to reduce the incidence of medical errors stemming from similar-looking or similar-sounding names. The FDA, for example, is encouraging people to talk with their physicians to ensure that they have a complete understanding about their prescription before leaving the doctor's office, and to verify the information with the pharmacist before the medication is dispensed.


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Are people really more narcissistic than ever before? If so, are social networks and other new media to blame?
I keep hearing that narcissism is at an all time high. The Millennial generation is now being dubbed Generation ME and walking down the street you can count the number of people you see pointing phones at their faces for "selfies." But is this generation really more narcissistic than previous generations or are social networks and other new media simply a platform for broadcasting narcissistic tendencies that otherwise may have gone unnoticed?
By their nature of relying on user-generated content Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and so on, encourage an endless stream of self promotion. At what point does this become psychologically destructive? People can get caught up in cultivating their own image rather than interacting with others. My worry is that we will be faced with a generation where everyone acts like the star of their own reality show. Do you think this is where we are headed?
Interesting Reading: http://www.psychalive.org/2012/10/is-social-media-to-blame-for-the-rise-in-narcissism/
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Jun 17 2013: I think there are some positive aspects to this self promotion race. It means that people have to do more with their lives in order to share or talk about it. The problem lies in what is accepted as being great, only a limited amount of people see knowledge or career achievements as the right things to share, people instead go into looks, and meaningless daily things.
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Date of News Release: 11/12/2011
(Morehead, Ky.) -- Kentucky State Police in Morehead has been investigating a cattle theft ring in Bath County. On October 25, 2011, David Fitzpatrick contacted Sergeant Jim Bowling and advised him that cattle have been stolen from his farm, starting in August. Sergeant Bowling investigated the matter and determined that William Potter and Jarrod Little had been stealing cattle from Fitzpatrick's farm on Mt. Pleasant Road. The two subjects were selling them to Danny Rice and Chris Rice, in the Olympia area of Bath County. At this time, 8 cattle have been recovered from the Rice Farm. Jarrod Little and William Potter have been arrested and charged with Theft By Unlawful Taking Over $500 - Livestock. Danny and Christopher Rice have been arrested and charged with Receiving Stolen Property over $10,000.
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You guys, I still don't feel like this is real! We were featured on Style Me Pretty in a rooftop photo shoot by Jennifer Blair yesterday! If you follow me on instagram, you probably saw a few images from the shoot a couple of weeks ago and a behind the scenes look at the stationary design. Well, the secret is out and you can now see all of the beautiful images that Jenn took! I'm so thankful for the chance to work with her and the other talented people involved.
It is a total dream to be featured on SMP. I was literally on that site everyday of our engagement! It's still my favorite wedding inspiration site, by far.
I had so much fun designing the stationary to fit the vibe of this shoot. Anything with craft paper, hand drawn type and string lights has to be good, right!?
These are my absolute favorite shots. Jennifer continues to amaze me with her talent for capturing love!
I have to admit, I kind of felt like I was reliving some of my favorite parts of my wedding! ( without the nerves, haha! ) The planning, designing, getting all dressed up – so much fun. Even the pouring rain stopping just in time was just like our wedding day. It seems that God likes to remind us who's in control, huh? ;) I know I need that reminder! ( make sure you read the story of how God worked on the day of the shoot on Jenn's blog! )
Side note to my mister: thanks for being such a trooper + supporting me and my friends crazy creative endeavors! You rock ;)
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Photography: Jennifer Blair Photography / Photo Shoot Venue: Museum of Science and History in Jacksonville, Florida / Floral Design: Flowers by Shirley Page / Table Design: Taylor Laura / Event Planning: Jennifer Blair / Cake: Christine Andreae / Invitations: Create Like Crazy Design Studio / Dress: Badgley Mischka / Hair: Kim of Salon 210 / Second photographer: Sarah Eddy / Set hands: Ashley Lathrop, Sarah Eddy, Debbie, Robbert and Kathryn Johnson


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I mentioned a month ago my appearance on the Composers Now Festival courtesy of the American Composers Alliance, now I have the proof: post-concert pics and video, courtesy of the intrepid Gina Genova of ACA.
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To borrow the phrase from Vince Lombardi, more than 13,000 participants ran to daylight in and around Lambeau Field this weekend for the Cellcom Green Bay Marathon. There was a 5K race Saturday, the half and full marathon on Sunday. Racing his first marathon, Eliud Ngetich of New York City, a native of Kenya, captured the overall title in a title of 2:18:26. He finished 2:15 in front of Mark Kipkosgei Chepses of Mexico. Ben Orvold of Kenosha was the state's top finisher in third place. The women's overall winner was Milwaukee native Lauren Kleppin in a time of 2:47:20, nearly 13 minutes ahead of second place finisher Irina Alexandrova of Hebron, Kentucky. The half marathon winners were Benson Cheruiyot of Valparaiso, Indiana and Kellyn Johnson of Flagstaff, Arizona.
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Olympus OM-D review - Value
This is a high-end Compact System Camera, and the price reflects that. While the body only price of £999 means it's a serious investment, there's plenty here for your money. When compared to the combined price of around £825 for the E-P3 and VF2 viewfinder, then the extra outlay is very tempting when you consider the many improvements on offer over the PEN.
This price-point means it's going to be compared with the virtually identically priced Sony NEX-7 - both are premium CSCs with EVFs and a host of advanced features. And while it may not offer the ultimate resolution of the NEX-7, there's plenty of this that the OM-D does better, which is backed-up by an excellent selection of lenses.
Olympus OM-D review - Verdict
The Olympus OM-D E-M5 is a very impressive camera. The retro styling is very much a success, especially if you opt for the two-tone silver/black finish, while the materials and weather sealing deliver an excellent, high-end feel.
There's plenty of features on offer to satisfy even the most experienced photographer, which is backed-up by a very decent performance. The AF is a noticeable improvement over the PEN series, while the new image stabilisation system works a treat.
This would all be a waste if it didn't deliver the goods when it came to images, but the OM-D E-M5, with its new sensor, doesn't disappoint. There's plenty of detail on offer - especially if you opt for Olympus' growing number of prime lenses that we've already mentioned, while the ISO performance is strong.
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Prom Night -- Clip: The price of bad judgment
Bruce Almighty -- In a life-altering encounter, the Big Guy Upstairs (Freeman) endows Bruce with all of His divine powers and challenges Bruce to take on the big job to see if he can do it any better.
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The story of Claire, an unimposing, sweet-tempered meter maid whose sheltered existence with her stroke-afflicted mother is jolted when she meets Jay, a troubled fellow parking officer. As Claire tentatively emerges from her shell and emotionally stunted Jay jumps in with gusto, their love affair becomes an awkward and often hilarious dance of antagonism and attraction, as Claire must decide whether to engage or pull away.
Three years ago, Donna (Brittany Snow, John Tucker Must Die) watched in horror as an obsessed predator (Johnathon Schaech, That Thing You Do!) murdered her family. Tonight is her senior prom and although she's anxious about the past, she's excited to celebrate her future with her friends. What Donna doesn't know is that the deranged psychopath has escaped from the asylum. He's returned to hunt her down, intent on killing anyone who gets in his way. As the night races towards its heart-pounding conclusion, the question becomes not who will be prom queen, but who will survive the killer's rampage.
A suspenseful horror film! An obsessed murderer is viciously hunting down a beautiful girl on her prom night, killing anyone who gets in his way.
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First time cruisers we took advice from as many people as possible but the proof was always going to be in the eating. Embarkation was relatively easy. I was aware that irons were not allowed to be used not that they would be confiscated. I had to get my suitcase from security around 1700, around four hours after my partner got hers. We were misled by the announcements that some luggage would be delayed getting to cabins. I did initially blame guest relations but found subsequently they had left a voicemail on the cabin phone.
The room was a good size with a balcony(veranda) and ample wardrobe and drawer space for two people. Both cabin assistant and his deputy were first class, very courteous, friendly and efficient and a few days made towel animals which was nice. In hindsight I might not have paid the extra for the balcony cabin, we prefer to people watch, there was always sufficient pool chairs. We had breakfast on the balcony once but the foot wasn't hot off the stove I guess because it had to be transported from the kitchen.
We were allocated 2nd seating for dinner and put on a table for 6 with no other guests. At first this was slightly uninviting but as we got to know the waiter and his assistant, the sommelier and the barman, for my vodka tonic, we were quite content. The maître de made a few appearances toward the end of the week and was very engaging too. The food in the main dining was nice, sometimes we had to eliminate what we had had or didn't like to come up with options but on the whole excellent. The buffet restaurant was good for lunch, the main restaurant superb for breakfast; we were too late to book for the recommended speciality restaurant(tried on Wednesday fully booked) Maurano but didn't feel we had missed out too much, it probably would have been nice.
The theatre entertainment was so-so, we did one show but were too tired to appreciate it though to be fair it probably wasn't to our taste The bands were all very good the Miami DJ top notch, with a great percussionist but they did too few nights at the Martini bar(2) where they got the joint jumping! The club on the 14th (observation lounge) had the potential to be a good place for a drink and a dance but the crowd was sparse but for one night when there was an 80s do. Poolside entertainment good Zumba and games my partner partook of the former but did complain about being jostled by some of the older ladies lol. We got up most mornings by 0700 so the gym wasn't too packed and this was first rate. I don't do classes so the fact that these had to be paid for did not make a difference to me, my partner can take or leave them too. Although the martini bar was sometimes busy and not helped by only having one or two staff more concentrated on doing a martini pouring demonstration the casino bar wasn't too far away.
Recommendations. If you think you will both have around 10 drinks a day including nice coffee then get a package either as part of the price or on-line prior to the trip. It is surprising how easy it is to drink that much and we thought we might not drink so much on the days the ship docked(3) but this wasn't the case. We spent about $900 on drink mainly wine and vodka but did go thru the cocktail menu. We foolishly paid $129 for the soda package but find American pop too fizzy. The professional photos are great if you are not going to be a regular cruiser, get the package($240) if purchased in the first 3 days as the individual shots are expensive, $22 each, then make sure you get as many pictures taken as possible, we had around 60(I did see a lady taking a photo of one of her professional photos to avoid paying I guess) Book early for at least one speciality dinner at Maurano. A balcony is not essential unless you prefer your own company for reading or looking out when docking. Guest relations are excellent until you have a problem outside their remit then they can be quite abrupt e.g. promised $200 cabin spend, which they subsequently honoured. It will be very difficult given comments made by people we met and our own observations to find a better cruise experience if you want a sophisticated trip.


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A Gilbertville teen died on Tuesday night after a crash in Buchanan County.
The Iowa State Patrol says 16-year-old Clayton Johnstone was headed west on 270th Street when his car was hit by an SUV that was headed north on Benson Shady Grove Road at about 10:05 p.m.
Johnstone died as a result of the crash.
Troopers say that 57-year-old Steven Phillips of Jesup was injured in the crash, but the report doesn't list what vehicle he was in.
The accident remains under investigation.
In the hours after the crash, the news of Johnstone's death traveled quickly among his friends. He lived in Gilbertville and attended high school in Jesup.
"When you lose a young life, that's tragic and emotional. Everybody knows everybody, and it ripples further and deeper throughout the community," said Jesup Community Schools Superintendent Nathan Marting.
Early Wednesday morning, administrators at the high school in Jesup gathered counselors and clergy members to help students get through this difficult time.
"You plan for things in hopes of never having to deal with it. But when you do, you follow the plan," said Marting.
Johnstone was a junior, but he has friends in many classes, and many communities.
"Clayton was real popular with a number of students and you could see that today, walking though the halls, the impact felt you know, across... not just in the junior class," said Marting.
In a small community, everyone feels the pain, but everyone is able to grieve together.
"Next couple of days, it'll be real difficult. But we'll continue to support our students and help them through this," Marting added.
Dozens of friends and family members gathered in Gilbertville this evening for a candlelight vigil. We honored the family's request for privacy at that gathering.


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Don't enable your kid's poor money managementJuly 07,2013As a parent, your job is to help your children develop the skills they need to become good citizens, and this includes being financially responsible. During a recent online discussion, I answered questions from parents concerned about their adult childrens financial lives.
Q: My daughter is having a baby in October, and she and her boyfriend only have one car. Right now she is partly living at home and uses my car pretty much when she wants. She has poor money management skills, no college degree and works part time as a waitress. She keeps getting declined for car loans and has asked us to co-sign for her, which we really do not want to do. My husbands car has 200,000 miles on it and has been paid off for a couple of years. My car is two years old with 66,000 miles on it (75 percent put on by my daughter) with about $8,000 left on the loan. What sort of advice would you offer about the best way to get her a car, which she is really going to require with the baby? I wouldnt object to somehow selling her my car and getting a new one but cant see how that would work very well, either.
A: You need to let her grow up. Shes not being financially responsible because she doesnt have to be. Lets look at the situation:
Shes got poor money management skills. How exactly will that improve with the pressures of a baby that she cant afford?
She doesnt have a degree or, Im assuming, hasnt tried to get any advanced skills that could increase her opportunity of becoming better employed full time.
She cant get a loan on her own. It could be because she doesnt have a credit history, but it could also signal that shes not responsible with debt.
My advice:
Under no circumstances should you co-sign for a car loan for her. No. No. No. And did I say, No! Co-signing means you are equally responsible for the loan. Based on your daughters history, that car loan will become your car loan. You will just feel more pressure and guilt to pay the loan for her. And how could you not? You will be thinking about helping with your grandchild.
Under no circumstances should you sell her one of your cars. Think she will pay you back? Probably not. If you give her the car shes been overusing, you would have to pay off the $8,000 debt and then have the money to replace that car. If you can afford to give her a car, give it in the interest of helping with the baby but not at the risk of going into more debt yourself.
You and your husband need, as soon as possible, to sit down with your daughter and the babys daddy. What are their long-term plans financially? Ask about how they plan on caring for the baby with the increased financial demands. Will she and the baby be partly living in your home? I wouldnt stand for that. Go or stay, but not this in and out. If shes staying, which might be best, at least temporarily, then you have a right to inquire about their finances, at the very least hers. You have the right to help put her on a budget or demand rent and contributions to expenses. If you act grown, you get treated like youre grown.
Let that boyfriend man up. Hes now responsible for helping make a way for your daughter and their baby. He and your daughter should be figuring out how to get her a car.
So while I understand your concern for the baby and your daughter, help usher her into adulthood by not bailing her out.
Q: I have two young adult children who continue to struggle after college with jobs and their finances. They are both back home with me. I do not charge them for rent, but I do ask that they save so they can move out and into their own place. Do you think that I should be receiving some kind of financial fee for their lodging?
A: I wouldnt charge them rent if they are saving as much as they can to move. Keep asking for proof. For free lodging they should be willing to show you their savings account balances. Watch what they are doing and their spending. The moment you see that they arent saving as they should, kick in some rent and rules. They will save and move soon enough.
Michelle Singletary is a financial columnist for The Washington Post.MORE IN National / World BusinessWASHINGTON Americans boosted spending by a healthy amount in August, offering welcome evidence... Full StoryDETROIT A U.S. Full StoryDENVER The entrepreneurs of the young U.S. Full Story
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The longtime bachelor said he is now ready for his life "to be about other people and other things." Vaughn even revealed, "It's the first time that I really want to have kids."
Vaughn's new bride is a real estate agent in Canada.
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