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|The News vs. The Newsroom
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|The Man Behind 'Newsroom' Anchor Will McAvoy's Fake Tweets
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|The Newsroom The Complete First Season
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|The Newsroom: The Genoa Tip: Episode 2 Season 2—TV Review
|They say faith is something you can't see, hear, or touch and for the cronies on The Newsroom that's a good thing. After watching "The Genoa Tip" you'd have to have full confidence that the crew can pull things together. Our convictions aren't that strong, but more
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|The Newsroom Review - "The Genoa Tip" (Episode 2.2)
|Revisiting the recent past, Aaron Sorkin has appointed himself ombudsman for both cable news and government with The Newsroom. Some have taken umbrage at that. But along with Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert and bloggers and YouTube, we now more
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|'The Newsroom' Season 2 Rage-cap: "Genoa Tip"
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By: DAN CROWLEY, July 3, 2014
The Sandwich Knights of the Cape Cod Amateur Soccer League suffered their first loss of the season on Wednesday, July 2, when they fell, 4-2, to visiting Nauset.
The Knights opened the scoring in the 29th minute when Nick Cotter, closing in on the net, kicked a perfect cross from left to right to Conor Fitzgerald, who was closing up the middle. Fitzgerald took care of the ball and drove it into the net for a 1-0 Sandwich lead.
Nauset came right back as the half was about to end and on a scramble in front of the Sandwich net managed a shot that went wide to the right of the dive of Sandwich keeper JD Drumm.
Nauset pushed the ball hard in the second half as it scored in the 58th, 67th and 79th minutes to take a 4-1 lead. Fitzgerald got one back with his second of the match in the 81st minute.
"Nauset is a good team," Sandwich coach Mike Stuber said after the match. "They have great ball movement. We let up a couple of goals that hurt us, they caught us out of position. But we hung in there and played solid defense. JD did a nice job playing out of position in net for us and Todd Shigo played a good game up the middle. Nick Cotter worked real hard, as he always does, and created a lot of scoring opportunities for us and Tim Parsons did a nice job up front."
In a battle of undefeateds, Sandwich squared off against Dennis-Yarmouth Celtic on Sunday, June 29, at Sandwich High School and dealt the visitors a 2-1 defeat.
One key for the Knights was the solid performance of keeper JD Drumm. Normally a striker, Drumm stepped into the net and held off the potent Celtic offense. The Sandwich defense did a nice job, with Mike Bridges, Matt Larson, Austin Haygood and Jake Hyland frustrating the D-Y offense and feeding the ball forward.
D-Y took a 1-0 lead in the opening half, but before the break Bridges set up Tim Parsons for a goal that tied the match. In the second half Conor Fitzgerald got the ball ahead to Nick Cotter for the goal that turned out to be the winner.
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3M Command Adhesive Products
Here's a dream product for renters, serial redecorators, or indecisive homeowners: an adhesive that holds tight to your walls when you need it to and peels off easily when you don't. 3M's Command adhesive product line includes coat hooks, poster tape, picture frame hangers, cord organizers, clips that hold seasonal twinkle lights in place and a whole host of other sticky little apps.
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3M promises "damage-free decorating and organizing" with these products. It almost sounds too good to be true. Is it? Has anyone out there tried them?
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I bought and used some of the "mini hooks" in my house. One has been holding a calendar on a kitchen cabinet for over a year. Another fell down under the weight of a bulletin board (I must have missed the 1/2 pound weight allowance on the package), but left no trace of having been there.
this stuff is GREAT! i use it all the time for small pieces of art & securing large pieces in place.
I'd have to agree with mg. I've been using these ever since I started college (going on my 4th year). Mostly every thing that sticks to a wall in my apartment (mirror on closet, calendar board, pendant lamps on the ceiling, art, bookbags and bags, cords from my speakers and TV) is held up by the 3M strips. A hook even holds up the rack for my pot lids inside a cabinet in my kitchen! I can go on and on about its uses!
I LOVE this stuff. Have used it since it first came out and have them everywhere in my apartment. I also use them at work for tradeshows. Definitely watch the weight allowances - that's key to making sure it stays up and doesn't cause damage
they are great and amazing and wonderful. I used them in my dorm for two years and now in two different apartments. they've always held up for me (though I always am careful and put on extra if I'm worried about weight) and come off clean. I've used them for all sorts of hooks, pictures, even helping to keep a set of shelves from leaning away from the wall.
They are very nearly magical. Everything on the walls in my apartment (posters, hats, dustpan, bathrobe ... everything except a painting, and even that was on two large Command hooks until I got the proper stuff) hangs from them! I had a couple of posters fall off the wall after a little over two years, but that's been the only issue.
I have these in my office b/c I keep important papers close at hand hanging on binder clips. The other day, I had the occassion to have to test their removal. Of four hooks, I went two for two. I didn't pull down long enough to release the hook cleanly. It's not the fault of the hook, only the user. My advice is if you think it's not coming off, keep pulling down!!
i thought the demo was pretty funny. it looks like some college kid's midterm project.
i too will vouch for it as well. i have used it during staging or at my warehouse for hanging stuff up (as long as i follow the weight limitation), it has worked great and has not left anything trace on the wall. it's magical. ;)
The command adhesives really are fantastic. But when you're removing them you have to make sure you pull on the adhesive tag as close to parallel to the surface it's stuck to as possible. I used these to hang christmas lights on the ceiling at an old apartment and ended up taking out small little chunks of paint by pulling the tabs not quite parallel enough


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How Can We Effectively Use the Space Above Our Cabinets?
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Q: How can we use the space between the tops of our cabinets and the ceiling to store things without them getting too greasy to use without a thorough scrubbing? We have a small corridor-style kitchen and almost all of the counter and cabinet space in both the kitchen and dining room is in use. Please help us find an effective way to store everything in our kitchen! (And yes, we only keep things that are used at least once a month.)
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Editor: Helen, ah yes — that space between the top of the cabinet and the ceiling is one of my personal pet peeves. I wish every kitchen used that space more efficiently, with cabinets that reached all the way to the ceiling! Since you have that space, though (and it is perfectly good storage space, after all), then it's great to use it.
If you are trying to protect the things you store up there from dust, what about a series of matching boxes or baskets? IKEA has some good styles of baskets that are sturdy enough to hold a food processor, and these would protect your stuff from the worst of the dust.
Readers, any good ideas for Helen?
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The first thing I noticed was that you did not have a hood over the range. If venting outside is impossible, most hood units have a recirculating feature with washable (or replaceable) mesh filters that collect much of the grease before it settles elsewhere, like the upper regions of your cabinets. You can ask your landlord to install one if you rent!
I'm a kitchen designer and am often surprised how often proper ventilation is set aside as a low priority. That alone will help with the majority of the grease. The dust, however, is another matter.....Best of luck!
I think picnic baskets look really cute above above kitchen cabinets, they are food themed and have a lid to protect their contents.
Also you might consider hanging some curtains above the cabinets. Use some aircraft cable and some eye hooks screwed into your walls or ceiling. Then you can put your stuff inside any old cardboard box or plastic bin and no one will see it. I think this would really cute in your kitchen since it's such a tight space. It would add some color to your kitchen and would hide some of the 'visual clutter' you'd get with regular containers.
If you use a cotton fabric you can even take it down and wash it once in a while.
I notice you have a lot of spare space over the stove. If installing a hood isn't an option, perhaps putting free-standing shelves over the stove, or a free-standing cupboard (like a medicine cabinet, but for spices perhaps?) would make things more accessible.
I've done this in my current kitchen, and it makes an incredible amount of difference in storage space.
In addition, it means that the things over the stove (which get dirty more quickly) are the ones that are used more frequently (in my case, pots containing sugar, flour, oatmeal, etc) and these can be wiped down more frequently. This frees up cupboard space for the things that otherwise wind up getting dusty and gross on the top of the cupboards.
This won't help you, Helen, but here's what I did on my about-to-be-completed house: I wanted cabinets all the way to the ceiling, but I thought solid doors would look too monumental. So there are two cabinets in each bank of wall cabinets. One goes to within about 15"-18" of the ceiling. Above it is a cabinet with glass doors. So rarely-used/pretty stuff can go up top, but but still be protected behind closed doors.
What about some under-the-cabinet ideas, like a knife block, appliances, etc., that would give you more counter space between the stove and sink. I also use large baskets above my cabinets - but I also outfitted the closest closet to the kitchen as a pantry, with some steel shelving and simple nails on the side walls to hang pots, etc.
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We have the same issue. I visit friends who have lovely decorative objects above their cupboards. We have cases of canning jars, cookbooks, lunchboxes, the salad spinner (awesome!) and other various seldom-used items. I'm not interested in hiding all the stuff, I want to know what the best cleaner is for the dusty grease that accumulates on the tops of the cabinets. And I did not know you can get a hood that doesn't need to be ventilated to the outside! Looking into that!
This is basically my kitchen. Two bits of advice. Hang pans in the space over the stove. Ikea sells a rack that is almost flat against the wall and is perfect for skillets. Put the skillets you use most often there, and you will use them often enough that it won't matter that they get greasy.
As far as the space over the cabinets, if you don't have a stove hood, it's very hard to use it without everything getting greasy. (I assume this is a rental and you're stuck without a hood.) Several people here have suggested using baskets, but the problem is that the baskets will get greasy, even if what's inside stays clean. Yuck. My only advice is to put things up there that are washable, and run them through the dishwasher every couple of months. Roasting pans are good - they're big so they take up a lot of space in the cabinet, but they're usually metal and easily washable. If you must put things up there, try to keep them away from the stove and push them back a bit - they stay pretty clean that way. (However, that makes them harder to reach.) Or wrap the items in towels that you can throw in the washer (or paper towels if you don't mind a little waste.)
I also have a corridor kitchen with the same space issues.
All I did is cover all my rarely used items that were on top of the cabinets with plastic shopping bags to prevent dust. It looks pretty crap, but is very effective.
If you want a more aesthetically pleasing solution, a friend of mine covered everything on top of her cabinet with off cuts of pretty fabric. She would just kind of drape them over the appliances and tuck the ends under.
This is not an issue that needs to involve much, if any spending. I wouldn't bother with pretty boxes and baskets - they'll just get wrecked anyway.
I've filled the space above my cabinets with jardeniers, an ArtDeco cut glass vase, brightly decorated gift boxes with ribbons, and an African ebony statue. Really, turn the space into an art collection and make the kitchen an unique expression of your style.
I have above the cabinet space too, and our kitchen is very tiny so I really wanted to use it for something good too. Looks to me like you've got a good foot of space up there!
Since I've only got about 8 inches, what I've ended up doing is using canning jars of various sizes to store my bulk bought beans, rice, popping corn, bay leaves, whatever. The jars are easy to de-grease as long as you can do it like once a month (otherwise, the dish washer suggestion is genius if you have one!) This has made room inside the cabinets for the less appealing stuff that I could put up there. Between the canning jars, I've got a couple cuttings of a plant growin' and that looks nice too. Little vines reaching down livens the space up a lot.
But I totally second the idea to hang a rack or shelves over the stove. I did that in my last apartment and put all my vintage glasses, dinnerware, and kitchen collections out on display while i hid all the wonky stuff in the one cabinet I had.
Good luck!
That's a though one! The best I can come up with would be to find some containers/baskets that fit well up there. The ikea baskets that fit in the billy bookcase come to mind. If the baskets are open a towel inside but over your stuff to help with the dust. You may have to DIY rehab whatever you pick to make it look better. I spray painted some wicker storage containers and they came out cute.
I would put some containers and then add a few select decorative accessories.
Helen here - thanks for all the suggestions, everybody! Yes, I probably should have mentioned that this is a rental, and smack in the middle of a very large/tall low-income building at that (fiancée is still a student and we are within walking distance of school/work), so I am not sure if they would install a range hood at all. They respond very well to broken things, but I've never tried asking for something new.
We also have mostly concrete walls and ceilings, so it's been very difficult to mount things in some places. However, I just checked the wall right around the stove and, happily, it is drywall! So, Ros and toberead - I will definitely look into options for using that space better. Thanks to gifts of things like a dutch oven and cast iron skillet, I'm thinking that shelves will be the best way to go so that I don't have to put those heavy (and pretty!) items too far away from the stove. Hopefully I can find shelves that easily wipe clean, since they will still get greasy.
So, back to that funny space... I had thought about boxes/bins/baskets, and still do, but I don't want those to get disgusting nor do I want to be climbing my cabinets every day to unbox something. I also wondered if I could hang curtains or even somehow install doors of some kind, but the concrete ceiling makes that impossible. Pieces of cloth sounds like a good idea, especially since it can be laundered - next time I'm somewhere with fabric leftovers, I'll take a look. Or wait until we go to IKEA for shelves!
Finally, mdorothy - your cabinet solution sounds exactly like what I would want if I ever get to design my own kitchen (along with, of course, a range hood).
What I have up there: box of all kitchen-related manuals, box of cookie cutters/pastry bags (which usually only come out around xmas), extra CO2 canisters for my Sodastream, my cast iron dutch oven (the Le Creuset stays in the cabinet, but the cast iron can benefit from the kitchen grease), and an 8-pack of paper towels (it's in plastic so no dust issues there). Is it pretty? No, not really. But it's functional.
I had the same problem. I went out and found three short, long cabinets that ar very similar to my cabinets and just sat them up there. Works great for those heirloom, non-micro safe dinerware sets. BTW, anything that sits for a month gets at least a rinse before using.
You can hang things in a concrete ceiling. It is not difficult. You need a hammer drill and a masonry bit. After you get those two things, it works just like using a regular drill with a regular bit in a regular ceiling. You will need to get concrete anchors or tapcons (depending how much weight they are bearing) for the screws that go into the ceiling. These are all simple things that anyone at a hardware store can easily help you with. We learned all this after moving into our condo with concrete ceiling and cinder block walls.
I think hanging a curtain is a perfect idea, since it will be washable and won't get dusty-greasy like boxes would.
Your landlord probably would not want to go to the trouble of installing a venting hood in a multi-story building that didn't already have a pipe set up to go outside, but they might be willing to go for a recirculating hood - it never hurts to ask!
I use these bins from IKEA, but it looks like they no longer sell them (I did a search for "galvanized" and for the "SKRIN" name w/no luck). However, they're made of galvanized steel, come with lids, and are super-easy to clean.
I imagine you can find something similar in the lawn/garden center (say, planter boxes?) or even find a plastic version of the same style bin. Even though my boxes have lids, I like the idea others have suggested about placing a cloth/dish towel on top of the items inside.
If you don't want to/can't drill into your ceiling, you might be able to hang a curtain with some Velcro. You can get the kind with self-stick adhesive on the back (my mother hung a curtain in out bathroom like this) the glue it held up to the moisture pretty well. Just make sure the ceiling is clean before you put up the Velcro or it won't stay up.
I collected a bunch of wine boxes and have been using those to store things above my cabinet. At least that way it's a little more attractive (and easier to take things down). Just measure your space before you go hunting for boxes - they come in a wide range of heights!


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An Everett-based charter school that focuses on math and science will learn by Tuesday whether its application to add a similar school in Saugus is approved.
Earlier this month, Commissioner Mitchell Chester recommended that the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education approve a proposal by the Pioneer Charter School of Science to open the Pioneer Charter School of Science II in Saugus. Like the Everett school, it would serve grades 7 through 12, and have more than 300 students. If approved, the school would open in the fall.


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WASHINGTON, DC – Following the release of scoring data regarding the S. 744, Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act, by the Congressional Budget Office, Ali Noorani, Executive Director at the National Immigration Forum, released the following statement:
"The Congressional Budget Office's report confirms what business leaders have been saying all along: Commonsense immigration reform is good for the economy. Both the 10- and 20-year numbers show that reforming our broken immigration system does not add a cent to the national deficit. Rather, the Gang of 8 bill will result in net savings of about $197 billion in the first ten years, and up to $700 billion in 20 years.
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Susan I. Barr, PhD, RDN, FACSM, FDC
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Susan Barr
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Food, Nutrition and Health
Human Nutrition
FNH 244 - 2205 East Mall
Phone: 604-822-6766
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Professor, Food Nutrition & Health
Research Interests
At the broadest level, my research interests relate to how women's cognitions about food, eating, and body weight may have physiological implications for their health. In the eating attitudes area, I have a particular interest in cognitive dietary restraint, which reflects the perception that food intake is constantly being limited in an effort to control body weight. The perceptual nature of restraint and similar eating attitudes is key, as food intake and relative weight are generally similar between groups of women with high versus low scores for restraint. We have shown that high levels of cognitive dietary restraint are associated with subclinical menstrual disturbances: In addition to implications for fertility, these disturbances are associated with bone loss in premenopausal women. We have also found that women with negative eating attitudes have slightly higher blood pressure. We hypothesize that dietary restraint and similar eating attitudes may be a subtle but frequently-encountered stressor, leading to changes in hormones that can influence health outcomes.
I also have an interest in dietary policy. I was involved in the development of the Dietary Reference Intakes (nutrient reference standards for Canada and the United States), and have also been a member of Health Canada committees working on revision of Canada's Food Guide and on dietary sodium reduction.


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Taiwan exports orders up 5.7 percent in February
Taipei, Taiwan (4E) – Taiwan's exports orders improved in February, following a drop in January, according to Ministry of Economic Affairs data released Thursday.
Export orders expanded 5.7 percent in February from a year ago. The figure was smaller compared with economists' forecast of 9 percent gain. Orders fell 2.8 percent in January.
The largest growth came from export orders for leather and related materials, which surged 29.5 percent. Coming in next is demand for food products, beverages and tobacco that climbed 28.6 percent.
Overseas orders for wood and related products slid 26.5 percent and demand for household electrical appliances shrunk 24.4 percent.
Export orders fell 15 percent in February month-on-month.
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1. The Rosenthal Suite
Comedy | Announced
An unlikable, selfish guy hires someone to pose as his best friend in order to win a bet.
Writers: Wes Anderson, Patrice Leconte
Reel Comedy (2002– )
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Stars: Wes Anderson, Cate Blanchett, Willem Dafoe, Jeff Goldblum
3. Hitchcock/Truffaut (2015)
Documentary | Filming
Filmmakers discuss how Francois Truffaut's 1966 book "Cinema According to Hitchcock" influenced their work.
Writers: Kent Jones, Serge Toubiana | Director: Kent Jones | Stars: Wes Anderson, David Fincher, Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese
4. The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
R | 100 min | Comedy
The adventures of Gustave H, a legendary concierge at a famous hotel from the fictional Republic of Zubrowka between the first and second World Wars, and Zero Moustafa, the lobby boy who becomes his most trusted friend.
Writers: Stefan Zweig, Wes Anderson, Hugo Guinness | Director: Wes Anderson | Stars: Ralph Fiennes, F. Murray Abraham, Mathieu Amalric, Adrien Brody
Film 2014 (1971– )
Episode dated 26 February 2014
There is a review on Non-Stop, plus Danny Leigh interviews Wes Anderson. There is also a detailed look at the films vying for glory in the weekend's upcoming Oscar ceremony.
Directors: Stephen Neal, Bex Palmer | Stars: Claudia Winkleman, Danny Leigh, Wes Anderson, Camilla Long
Charlie Rose (1991– )
Episode dated 6 March 2014
News, Talk-Show
Stars: Charlie Rose, Wes Anderson, Tom Donilon
7. Castello Cavalcanti (2013)
8 min | Short, Comedy
Italy, September 1955. A Formula One driver crashes his car during a race, leaving him stuck in a small village but good surprises will come his way.
Writers: Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola | Director: Wes Anderson | Stars: Jason Schwartzman, Giada Colagrande, Renato Agostini, Igino Angelini
8. Trespassing Bergman (2013)
A group of filmmakers to visit Ingmar Bergman's house on the remote Swedish island of Faro to discuss his legacy.
Directors: Jane Magnusson, Hynek Pallas | Stars: Tomas Alfredson, Woody Allen, Wes Anderson, Harriet Andersson
9. Prada: Candy (2013)
3 min | Short
Candy is a modern chic french woman. She meets Julius and Gene, who are best friends, and cannot choose between them when both of them are fighting over her love.
Directors: Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola | Stars: Peter Gadiot, Rodolphe Pauly, Léa Seydoux
10. The 2013 Film Independent Spirit Awards (2013 TV Movie)
Writers: Erik Weiner, Wayne Federman, Andy Samberg, Michael Patrick O'Brien, John Solomon | Director: Chris Donovan | Stars: Andy Samberg, Kerry Washington, Rama Burshtein, Derek Connolly
11. McCatherine (2013)
50 min | Comedy, Crime, Thriller
Creators: Caleb Horton, Eliza Lambert, Summer Elisabeth Leppanen, Mario Roberge-Reyes, Brian Watko | Directors: Summer Elisabeth Leppanen, Brian Watko, Eliza Lambert | Stars: Brian Watko, Summer Elisabeth Leppanen, Andy Anzora, Alysha Alling
12. Moonrise Kingdom (2012)
PG-13 | 94 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
A pair of young lovers flee their New England town, which causes a local search party to fan out and find them.
Writers: Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola | Director: Wes Anderson | Stars: Jared Gilman, Kara Hayward, Bruce Willis, Bill Murray
13. Cousin Ben Troop Screening with Jason Schwartzman (2012)
2 min | Short, Comedy
Writers: Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola | Director: Wes Anderson | Stars: Jason Schwartzman, Aidan Foley, L.J. Foley, Liam Foley
14. The Last Anarchist (2012)
20 min | Short, Comedy, Drama
The story of an eccentric anarchist and his unique way of grieving a family tragedy.
Writer: Collin Blair | Director: Collin Blair | Stars: Collin Blair, Matthias Chrans, Jennifer Jules Hart, Ryuta Kato
At the Movies (2004– )
Cannes Film Festival 2012
28 min | Talk-Show
David and Margaret look at some of the films shown at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival, interview some of their cast and crew and reveal what movies the jury decided were the winners.
Stars: David Stratton, Margaret Pomeranz, Wes Anderson, Julius Avery
Cinema 3 (1984– )
Episode dated 14 June 2012
Writer: Begoña García Pla | Director: Jaume Figueras | Stars: Jaume Figueras, Wes Anderson, Aure Atika, Hugh Dancy
Días de cine (1991– )
Episode dated 14 June 2012
Director: Gerardo Sánchez | Stars: Wes Anderson, Eduardo Chapero-Jackson, Rigoberto Pérezcano, Kathleen Turner
Cinema 3 (1984– )
Episode dated 24 May 2012
Writer: Begoña García Pla | Director: Jaume Figueras | Stars: Jaume Figueras, Ernesto Alterio, Wes Anderson, Pierre Arditi
19. The Alumni Chapter (2011)
71 min | Comedy, Drama
What happens when you graduate from college and jobs don't exist, your friends aren't who they used to be and home feels foreign?
Writer: Matthew Helderman | Director: Matthew Helderman | Stars: Sean Warner, Scott Javore, Laura Mecsey, Hilary Staton
20. Fitz (2011 Video)
24 min | Short, Comedy, Musical
Nate Carridan, the new kid at Fitzgerald Academy, finds himself torn between rival factions as he learns to navigate the tricky political tides at a conservative East Coast boarding school.
Writer: Brit Wigintton | Director: Brit Wigintton | Stars: Michael Minor, Mac Smith, Gabrielle DiMarco, Connor Farwell
21. Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
PG | 87 min | Animation, Adventure, Comedy
An urbane fox cannot resist returning to his farm raiding ways and then must help his community survive the farmers' retaliation.
Writers: Roald Dahl, Wes Anderson, Noah Baumbach | Director: Wes Anderson | Stars: George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Bill Murray, Jason Schwartzman
22. The Mother of Invention (2009)
105 min | Comedy
A mockumentary about an aspiring inventor who dreams of winning an annual young inventor award. The only problem is... he's never made an invention that works.
Writer: Joseph M. Petrick | Directors: Andrew Bowser, Joseph M. Petrick | Stars: Andrew Bowser, Jimmi Simpson, Kevin Corrigan, Ruby Wendell
23. Seymour Cassel Hollywood Reporter Acting Achievment Tribute (2009)
15 min | Short, Biography
Writer: Charlene Blaine | Director: Charlene Blaine | Stars: Wes Anderson, Jacqueline Bisset, Steve Buscemi, Seymour Cassel
Made in Hollywood (2005– )
Episode #5.7
Creator: Cleveland O'Neal III | Director: Cleveland O'Neal III | Stars: Wes Anderson, Jemaine Clement, Jennifer Coolidge, John Cusack
Charlie Rose (1991– )
Episode dated 30 November 2009
News, Talk-Show
A preview of the week ahead for President Obama ; Ken Duberstein and John Podesta ; Wes Anderson
Stars: Charlie Rose, Wes Anderson
26. The Darjeeling Limited (2007)
R | 91 min | Adventure, Comedy, Drama
A year after their father's funeral, three brothers travel across India by train in an attempt to bond with each other.
Writers: Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola, Jason Schwartzman | Director: Wes Anderson | Stars: Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody, Jason Schwartzman, Amara Karan
27. Hotel Chevalier (2007)
R | 13 min | Short, Drama, Music
A prologue of one heart-breaking history of love and the prologue of the travel told in The Darjeeling Limited (2007).
Writer: Wes Anderson | Director: Wes Anderson | Stars: Jason Schwartzman, Natalie Portman, Waris Ahluwalia, Michel Castejon
28. Up Close with Carrie Keagan (2007– )
Talk-Show | Active
Creator: Kourosh Taj | Stars: Carrie Keagan, Shark Firestone, Emma Stone, Bradley Cooper
29. Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton (2007 TV Movie)
75 min | Documentary
Director: Loïc Prigent | Stars: Bernard Arnault, Marc Jacobs, Jade Jagger, Ludivine Sagnier
Reel Comedy (2002– )
Darjeeling Limited
Stars: Wes Anderson, Adrien Brody, Al Madrigal, Jason Schwartzman
Entertainment Tonight (1981– )
Episode dated 26 October 2007
Director: Dennis Coleman | Stars: Wes Anderson, Kevin Bacon, Juliette Binoche, Carol Burnett
Charlie Rose (1991– )
Episode dated 26 October 2007
News, Talk-Show
A Conversation With A Golden Globe-Winning And Emmy-Nominated American Comedian, Actor, Producer And Writer Steve Carell About His Film Dan In Real Life.|| A Conversation With Director Wes Anderson About His Film The Darjeeling Limited.
Stars: Charlie Rose, Wes Anderson, Steve Carell
Up Close with Carrie Keagan (2007– )
Episode dated 3 October 2007
Creator: Kourosh Taj | Director: Kourosh Taj | Stars: Carrie Keagan, Jason Schwartzman, Adrien Brody, Anjelica Huston
Entertainment Tonight (1981– )
Episode dated 4 September 2007
Director: Dennis Coleman | Stars: Wes Anderson, Thea Andrews, Samaire Armstrong, William Baldwin
Shootout (2003– )
Wes Anderson/Adrien Brody
Stars: Wes Anderson, Adrien Brody, Todd McCarthy
36. Thefts (2006)
12 min | Short, Action, Comedy
A woman, a cop, and a stolen purse... The story of young pick pocket who gets a caught up in a heist bigger than he can imagine while on the run from the police.
Writer: Brandon Webster | Director: Brandon Webster | Stars: Zena Bernard, Jim Henderson, Zachary Davis Lindsey, Billy Olson
Imagine (2003– )
The Movie Brats, Take Two
Documentary, History
Imagine with Alan Yentob in Cannes, New York and Los Angeles on the trail of the leading independent minded directors currently working in American cinema.
Director: Adrian Sibley | Stars: Wes Anderson, Sofia Coppola, Richard Linklater, Alexander Payne
38. The Squid and the Whale (2005)
R | 81 min | Comedy, Drama
Based on the true childhood experiences of Noah Baumbach and his brother, The Squid and the Whale tells the touching story of two young boys dealing with their parents' divorce in Brooklyn in the 1980s.
Writer: Noah Baumbach | Director: Noah Baumbach | Stars: Owen Kline, Jeff Daniels, Laura Linney, Jesse Eisenberg
39. Made in Hollywood (2005– )
60 min | Talk-Show
Creator: Cleveland O'Neal III | Stars: Kylie Erica Mar, Julie L. Harkness, Rahsan-Rahsan Lindsay, Patrick Stinson
40. Matthew Gray Gubler's Life Aquatic Intern Journal (2005 Video)
Approved | 15 min | Documentary, Short
Writer: Matthew Gray Gubler | Director: Matthew Gray Gubler | Stars: Matthew Gray Gubler, Waris Ahluwalia, Douglas Aibel, Eric Chase Anderson
41. This Is an Adventure (2005 Video)
52 min | Documentary
During production on the film _Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The (2004)_, documentary filmmakers followed the cast and crew of a film which depicts other documentary filmmakers who follow... See full summary »
Directors: Antonio Ferrera, Albert Maysles, Matthew Prinzing | Stars: Wes Anderson, Cate Blanchett, Seymour Cassel, Willem Dafoe
42. Starz on the Set: The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2005 TV Movie)
22 min | Documentary, Short
Writer: Suzanne Bultmeyer | Director: Christopher Sliney | Stars: Wes Anderson, Cate Blanchett, Willem Dafoe, Mark Friedberg
43. Mondo Monda (2005 Video)
17 min | Short, Talk-Show
Stars: Wes Anderson, Noah Baumbach, Antonio Monda
44. The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004)
R | 119 min | Adventure, Comedy, Drama
With a plan to exact revenge on a mythical shark that killed his partner, oceanographer Steve Zissou rallies a crew that includes his estranged wife, a journalist, and a man who may or may not be his son.
Writers: Wes Anderson, Noah Baumbach | Director: Wes Anderson | Stars: Bill Murray, Owen Wilson, Anjelica Huston, Cate Blanchett
45. At the Movies (2004– )
30 min | Talk-Show
Following the 18-year success of their reviews on The Movie Show (1986), renowned Australian critics and film supporters David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz take to a new show, where each ... See full summary »
Stars: David Stratton, Margaret Pomeranz, Judith Lucy, Jason di Rosso
Charlie Rose (1991– )
Episode dated 15 December 2004
News, Talk-Show
Actor Matt Damon And Producer Jerry Weintraub Discuss The Sequel To The Ocean'S Eleven Remake, Ocean'S Twelve; Wes Anderson Talks About His New Film Starring Bill Murray, The Life Aquatic ... See full summary »
Stars: Wes Anderson, Javier Bardem, Matt Damon, Charlie Rose
47. Lost in Translation (2003)
R | 101 min | Drama
A faded movie star and a neglected young woman form an unlikely bond after crossing paths in Tokyo.
Writer: Sofia Coppola | Director: Sofia Coppola | Stars: Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson, Giovanni Ribisi, Anna Faris
48. Imagine (2003– )
60 min | Documentary, History
Wide ranging BBC arts programme.
Stars: Alan Yentob, Chuck Close, Richard Rogers, Martin Parr
49. Shootout (2003– )
30 min | Talk-Show
Big time producer Peter Guber and Variety's Peter Bart sit down with the biggest names in the business.
Stars: Peter Guber, Jeff Brenner, Clint Eastwood, Charlize Theron
50. Reel Comedy (2002– )
Stars: Paul F. Tompkins, Will Ferrell, Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd


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The season included numerous career-best times and marks along with a handful of league honors, conference champions and school records.
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Additionally, if you are using a first time home buyer program through your state housing authority or state housing agency their requirements for your down payment may be spelled out a little differently than a comparable regular home purchase loan program. Some mortgage loan programs require you to have $100 of your own money with little focus on how you get the rest of the money. Others do not want you to have too much of your own money where they cap your bank account at $1000.
As you apply for a mortgage make sure you cover your down payment questions with your loan officer or housing counselor very carefully. You do not want any mistakes.
According to FHA, you must have 3.5% of the home purchase price for down payment, acceptable sources of down payment are the following:
- Cash in your bank account that has been there at least 60 days. The underwriter does not want to see any large deposits into your account when they look at your last few months of bank statements. If there are some, be prepared to document where the money came from. During the spring a common large deposit is a tax refund check. You can prove this by submitting your tax return for that year.
- A gift from a family member or close relative to cover the full 3.5%. Make sure that this is a gift and not a loan.
- Government down payment assistance from any Federal, State, and Local Governmental Agencies and Government Approved Non Profit Organizations
- FHA approved Non Profit Organizations such as Neighborhood Housing Services, CCCS – Consumer Credit Counseling Services, Council of Governments, Community Services, Accorn Housing Services and many other community development organizations.
- Money from an employer in the form of an employer/employee contribution
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco's sheriff admitted to an ethics panel weighing his fitness for office that he grabbed his wife's arm several months ago and caused a large bruise.
Ross Mirkarimi was suspended without pay in March by Mayor Ed Lee after the sheriff pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor domestic violence charge in the incident involving his wife.
The mayor is seeking to permanently remove Mirkarimi from office.
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Reflections on Team Liberation
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Ever since R.E.M. broke up a few years ago, Michael Stipe has had some free time, and he's become something of a man-about-town in New York: showing up on Colbert, making speeches at awards…   Read Story »
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Tonight, Logo TV is airing its Trailblazers special, which pays tribute to pioneers for LGBT equality. The event features a lot of musicians, including the former R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe, there…   Read Story »
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R.E.M. broke up nearly three years ago, and band members Peter Buck and Mike Mills have kept themselves busy with various smaller projects. But frontman Michael Stipe hasn't made any music until now.…   Read Story »
Watch Nirvana Play With Lorde, St. Vincent, Kim Gordon, & Joan Jett At Their Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction
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So the 2014 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony happened at Brooklyn's Barclays Center, and this year, it's relevant to your interests! As you might have heard, Nirvana were inducted by…   Read Story »
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This year's Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductees include Nirvana, Kiss, and Peter Gabriel, and the Hall has just announced most of the suitably big-deal guests -- many of them already Hall Of Famers…   Read Story »
Dec 13th, 2012 3 Comments
Michael Stipe pulled double duty yesterday in NYC, hitting MSG to duet "Losing My Religion" with Chris Martin at the 12.12.12. Concert after doing this bit of Christmas caroling on The Colbert…   Read Story »
Dec 13th, 2012 52 Comments
So last night the unthinkable happened: Paulvana, Nirmacca, Nicartney -- whatever they're calling themselves (Abomination is taken) -- performed at the 12-12-12 Concert For Sandy Relief at Madison…   Read Story »
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On last night's episode of Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Michael Stipe came through. But for once, he wasn't there to sing. He was for an interview with Fallon, where he talked about R.E.M.'s breakup…   Read Story »
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The musical guest on last night's Colbert Report was art-rock genius and production mastermind Brian Eno. During his interview with Colbert, he laughed a lot and did the Montgomery Burns finger-tent…   Read Story »
Oct 27th, 2011 3 Comments
R.E.M.'s greatest-hits collection Part Lies, Part Heart, Part Truth, Part Garbage 1982- 2011 arrives next month, and it features the new single "We All Go Back To Where We Belong," which the band…   Read Story »


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Firefighters responded to a fire on Glenview in Crab Orchard Sunday afternoon.
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Visual Impairment Workers name: Date of injury: Visual acuity: Report the central visual acuity for each eye, distance and near vision, through best correction recommended by the workers physician. L.E. R.E. Distance vision, reported in standard increments of Snellen notation / / If distance vision is less than 20/400, can the worker count fingers at four feet? yes no yes no Near vision, reported in Snellen 14/14 notation. Revised Jaeger or American point type units Natural lens yes no yes no Implanted prosthetic lens yes no yes no Aphakia yes no yes no Visual field deficits: N/A Measure each visual field using a Goldmann perimeter with a lll / 4e stimulus. Report the results on either: 1. A perimetric chart which indicates the extent of retained vision out to 90 for each of the eight standard 45 meridians, as reproduced to the right, or 2. a monocular Esterman grid. Ocular motility: N/A Report binocular diplopia in degrees along the eight standard meridians, as reproduced to the left. Impairments of lacrimal system: N/A If too little or too much tearing restricts the worker from Additional ocular disturbances N/A any part of regular work, specify the affected eye and Indicate the affected eye: whether the condition : Mild Moderate Severe is a nuisance but does not prevent most regular Glare problems work activities Monocular diplopia prevents some regular work-related activities prevents most regular work-related activities Examining physician name & title (print or type): Signature: Date of examination: 440-2312 (9/97/DCBS/WCD/WEB)


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Cambodian Fashion Week.
I just discovered a new fashion blog @styleanywhere - it covers international street styles, including my very own Cambodia!
Mainly was drawn to it since my friend's store, The Academy (which is based in Long Beach, CA) premiered their first runway show last week there & got coverage, amazing coverage.
So proud. And rather envious since I have yet to visit the country my parents came from. The country where I would find myself living in too, if, well, if they never escaped.
PS. I've never stepped foot in Cambodia, since my mother carried her pregnant self (with great speed) to have me born in the border town of Thailand during Pol Pot's ongoing rule in the 80s. I would love to visit Thailand too. I was there for maybe under a year before we set sail on the Mayflower towards the New England coast town known as Plymouth Rock, just like the Pilgrims. Alright, just kidding. We flew to Virginia. But I pretty much tell this same parallel story to myself & others who ask of my immigrant beginnings. It is interesting how similar all Americans are, new & old.


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GOP Congressman Decimates Andrea Mitchell and Slams 'Pathetic News Reporting'
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Appearing on Andrea Mitchell's MSNBC 1 p.m. ET hour show on Tuesday, Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy slammed the press for not doing its job in pointing out the hypocrisy of ObamaCare being delayed for certain groups but not for all Americans: "...the media won't ask the question about why are you [the Obama administration] treating families different than big business....That's how pathetic news reporting has become, when they won't ask tough questions to the administration."
That response was prompted by Mitchell ranting that Republican calls for a one-year delay of the ObamaCare individual mandate was a "non-negotiable demand." Moments later, after Duffy explained that the GOP has "been incredibly reasonable, making a small ask," Mitchell was aghast: "You consider it a small ask he [Obama] gets rid of the central part of his health care plan that was upheld by the vote, a presidential election, and the United States Supreme Court." Duffy replied: "Andrea, hold on. That's your spin." Mitchell laughably asserted: "That's not spin."
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Stockton, California has filed for bankruptcy. In testimony before the U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission in June 2010, Warren Buffett, The Oracle of Omaha, predicted a "terrible problem" for municipal bonds in coming years. A portion of that prediction came true on June 28 with Stockton, California becoming the largest city ever to declare bankruptcy. On that day, the town of Stockton, CA, filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. This is not the first town to file for bankruptcy with outstanding bonds, however its aggressive attitude toward bondholders has those in the municipal bond market concerned. Warren Buffett, billionaire chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., has continued to express concerns about the number of municipal bankruptcies happening around the nation.
Kelly Nolan and Mike Cherney writing for WSJ.com point out the dangers for current bondholders. Stockton missed bond payments earlier this year and does not plan to make any further payments during its reorganization. This lack of concern for making debt payments is unusual. Cities such as Vallejo, CA and Central Falls, RI, are going through bankruptcy and have reported that they are making every effort to keep their bondholders whole. Few cities, towns, villages and counties actually file for bankruptcy as it could make it more difficult to get funding in the future. Specifically, only 51 such entities have filed since 1980 with a quarter of them since the economic recession in 2008. Stockton City Manager Bob Deis reports massive spending and staffing cuts already and claims that "further reductions to service levels would not only jeopardize the safety of residents, they also would severely limit this city's chances for economic improvements." While the number of municipal issuers defaulting on their bonds has fallen since 2010 according to Municipal Market Advisors, Buffett thinks that the "stigma" of bankruptcy as a deterrent is much less when sizable municipalities like Stockton, CA, thumb their nose at creditors. The stress on cities and municipalities has been strained by rising costs and dropping tax revenues. This stress has become even more acute considering that many cities and municipalities are facing serious shortfalls in funding pension obligations and declare bankruptcy when payments cannot be made. Buffet's warnings need to be seriously heeded by investors and more care needs to be exercised in making a decision to buy municipal bonds. The days of assuming that a municipal bond investment must be okay by its very nature are gone.
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One of the biggest moments in a star's career is when they do their first interview. Whether it's on a talk show or and entertainment show, it's a huge deal for the celeb. It's a chance for them to show their face to the world, get more people to know about them, and possibly gain more fans.
It's pretty amazing to look back at the first interviews of some of our fave celebs. We've found video of stars like Britney Spears, Kristen Stewart, and Emma Roberts during their very first interviews! Want to see them? Check the videos out below! We've collected 11 videos of celebs giving their first interviews. Watch them all below and then tell us, which interview did you love the most? Let us know in the comments below!
1. Britney Spears on The Rosie O'Donnell Show in 1999.
2. Kristen Stewart on Ryan Seacrest's former show On-Air with Ryan Seacrest in 2004!
3. Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson on The Rosie O'Donnell Show in 2001.
4. Miley Cyrus on Showbiz Tonight with her dad in 2006.
5. Selena Gomez on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2008.
6. Taylor Swift before her first CD even dropped in 2006!
7. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen on The Rosie O'Donnell Show in 1997.
8. Justin Bieber on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2009.
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The poll mentioned above where 92% of owners were positive on the Volt. Seems to me that human nature would propel that kind of response as I do not know anybody who would seriously want to admit to stupidity. The one person I know who owns one continues to defend it and her decision to purchase even though it is no longer a part of our conversation. This indicates to me that it has become a compulsion to perhaps bolster her sense of self worth or perhaps innate intelligence? Who knows - but she has become a bore.


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Delicious and pretty easy! We have made this several times before by pan-cooking the fish, but last night we made it with Chilean sea bass (now I remember why it is overfished. So good!) and grilled the fish, which really does add another dimension of flavor. Only other change was adding a squeeze of lemon juice to the sauteed spinach. Fennel relish (and good fish) makes the dish. Served with a green salad. Can't wait to make again!
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Remember when we announced in September that there would be a Palm Treo running Windows? Well thanks to the FCC, we now have some official information on the upcoming Windows Mobile 5.0 running, Verizon-exclusive Palm Treo 700w (could the w be for Windows?)
The FCC has released the entire filing for the Palm Treo 700w as well as the user manual. From the looks of things the Treo 700w is going to be very similar to the Treo 650. They've made the unit a little more stylin', slightly resembling the more angular, recent BlackBerries. The home and dropdown button, which no longer apply to Windows, are now replaced by action buttons.
Other than it running Windows Mobile 5.0, the Treo 700w user manual makes the unit out to be an updated Treo 650. Guess we'll just have to get our hands on one for your full review.
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New Way To Hear For Grayson: Brain Stem Implant
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – Imagine being born profoundly deaf: missing the vital nerve needed for you to hear. Without it, you had no options; until now.
Born without the nerve that carries sound to the brain, 3-year-old Grayson Clamp became one of the first children in the U.S. to receive an auditory brain stem implant (ABI) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
"The day that they turned it on was amazing," Nicole Clamp, Grayson's mom told Ivanhoe.
Since then, his mom says Grayson has blossomed, going from being unable to hear, to distinguishing sounds, to even developing some speech.
"He just seems calmer. He's just more comfortable in his environment in general," she explained.
The ABI works by stimulating the brain stem directly: turning sound received by a processor into electrical impulses delivered to the brain.
"Where before he wouldn't hear a jet on the tarmac, now he can hear the softest of whispers," Craig Buchman, MD, FACS, Director of the UNC Ear and Hearing Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, told Ivanhoe.
Since Grayson's the first implant, it's hard to predict how his hearing will develop, but Dr. Buchman is optimistic.
"I'm hopeful, I'm super hopeful. And it seems like we are going in the right direction," he said.
Since Grayson was missing his auditory nerve, attempts at using a cochlear implant didn't work, which is why he enrolled in this trial.
His mom said he's been making such great strides that this August he'll enroll in a kindergarten readiness school for 4-year-olds so he can be around kids his age with no hearing difficulties.
BACKGROUND: More than 12,000 babies are born with hearing loss each year in the United States. Current technology now allows the accurate assessments of hearing in children starting within a few hours of birth. In fact, all states have mandates that testing of hearing be done in the newborn prior to discharge from the hospital. Children with undetected hearing loss may not be able to develop normal speech and language or acquire the cognitive abilities, like thinking, knowing, and judging, needed for learning. The early detection of hearing loss allows treatment and rehabilitation of the hearing-impaired child at a very young age. (Source:http://www.medicinenet.com/detecting_hearing_loss_in_children/article.htm)
RISK FACTORS: About 50 percent of hearing loss cases are genetic. However, there are a number of risk factors for hearing loss in children, so there are numerous reasons why a child's hearing may need to be screened or tested. Common indications for a hearing evaluation include:
- Speech delay
- Poor school performance
- Infectious diseases that cause hearing loss (like Down syndrome)
- Frequent or recurrent ear infections
- Medical treatments that may have hearing loss as a side effect, like some chemotherapy agents
- Diagnosis of a learning disability or other disorder, like autism
(Source: http://www.medicinenet.com/detecting_hearing_loss_in_children/article.htm)
NEW TECHNOLOGY: Cochlear implants (CI) are highly successful at restoring functional hearing, but Grayson was born without the nerve that carries sound to the brain. The auditory brainstem implant is similar in design and function to a CI, but the electrode is placed on the first auditory relay station in the brainstem, called the cochlear nucleus. The ABI stimulates neurons directly at the brainstem, bypassing the inner ear and hearing nerve entirely. Doctors start by setting frequencies in the implant for up to 20 electrodes. In the United States ABI's were previously only approved for adults with certain conditions. But now the FDA is testing it on children. (Source: http://www.asha.org/Publications/leader/2011/110315/Auditory-Brainstem-Implants.htm and http://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/auditory-brainstem-implant/basics/definition/prc-20022457)
Craig Buchman, M.D., Professor of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery at the UNC School of Medicine and Director of the UNC Ear and Hearing Center, talks about the auditory brainstem implant for children.
So what kind of shape was Grayson in when you first saw him?
Dr. Buchman: Grayson failed his newborn hearing screen, like 1 in 1000 kids born in our state every year, so he underwent the normal evaluation which in our center requires that you undergo an MRI. On the MRI, it was noted that his anatomy was abnormal. He had a present cochlea, which is the sensing structure for hearing, but he didn't have the nerve. It might be better to say the nerve appeared either very, very small or absent; below the level that you could resolve it on the scan. So, because of that, we told the family that his chances to do great with a cochlear implant were pretty limited, but we still talked to them about it and actually placed a cochlear implant in Grayson first to see if it would make a difference. He used that for quite a while and didn't gain the kind of benefit that all of us were hoping for. And so that's why they chose to move forward with the trial.
It's a pretty exciting trial and now it's been three kids that you implanted?
Dr. Buchman: Right.
Can you talk about how it works?
Dr. Buchman: It's a device that picks up sound and it converts it to an electrical signal. Then the device is placed under the skin behind the ear and then wires take it inside .We placed it, during surgery, to a little spot on the brainstem and because there is no connection for normal sound to travel through the ear canal and the normal route, this basically bypasses all that and carries the signal right to the brainstem.
So do the kids hear the same way that we would hear then?
Dr. Buchman: No. Normal hearing would use your ear canal and your eardrum and your hearing bones and then your cochlea converts that information to nerve signals that go to the brain. That whole systems is really function-less in Grayson. So, this bypasses all of that, and electrically stimulates right on the brainstem where the normal nerve would normally insert.
How does he hear differently?
Dr. Buchman: I would be guessing if I told you that we knew exactly what it is that he hears. But we know that when we stimulate that area with sound, that he responds to it and he, in fact, responds appropriately to some sounds. So beyond that, we're going to learn over time as Grayson grows up and becomes more articulate and tells us more as to what he is hearing. I think that's when we are going to learn what that really means.
What should we expect from him as time goes on, as far as his language development and everything else?
Dr. Buchman: We're just going to have to see. We're very hopeful that he'll start to become more and more appropriate in terms of understanding, speech, and language and hopefully he'll start to develop speech. He has some really basic stuff now, but honestly I can't tell you that, cause it's hard to predict. When you're talking about the first child in a clinical trial, in our institution and not a lot of other children in the U.S. to look at, it's hard to make any predictions. There have been some children done in Italy, and elsewhere in the world, but we're still talking about relatively small numbers.
What has been his progression so far, the difference that you've seen?
Dr. Buchman: Well he's certainly sound aware. There is no question about that. I mean he responds to many sounds. He can actually tell the difference between, for instance, different nursery rhymes. That's pretty powerful stuff. If he falls asleep with the device on and the dog barks or something happens, that may wake him up. So he's responding to sound in a real way. He has a few words now too. I think all is going in the right direction. I don't know that it's as fast as we see from a cochlear implant child. Cochlear implant children are on a little steeper trajectory, so it might be a little slower.
So this is really like a new frontier?
Dr. Buchman: It is a new frontier. I mean the device has been around for a long time. We're certainly not the first ones in the world to do this. It's not the first time this is being done, but in the United States in children, this is just starting to get going.
How big of breakthrough would you say this is though for kids?
Dr. Buchman: To put it in perspective, 1 in 1000 kids are born severe profoundly hearing impaired and a small, small, small proportion of those children would have this particular problem. So, if you're talking about from a public health perspective, how big of a breakthrough? I would say it's really small. I would say for a small niche of children that have no other options other than only to use sign language, this is another option and certainly might be something that would be useful for them to communicate better.
Craig A. Buchman, MD, FACS
Department of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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