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Funding cuts for malaria control are the single most common reason for the resurgence of the deadly disease, according to a new study that has linked overall weakened malaria control programs to the majority of global resurgences since 1930.
February 03, 2012
A new analysis published this week demonstrates that confronting several diseases at once is a viable way to make the most of limited donor dollars and national health care budgets, and save more lives.
November 30, 2011
A cheaper laboratory test that helps guide anti-retroviral drug treatment for people with HIV/AIDS may be just as effective as a more sophisticated test, a group of international researchers has found – a discovery that could be particularly important in rural Africa.
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A new global Atlas charts prospects for malaria elimination by offering the first full-color, detailed depiction of a disease now declining in many parts of the globe and provides a visual tool to help focus resources where they are needed most.
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An analysis of heart disease and stroke statistics collected in 192 countries by the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that the relative burden of the two diseases varies widely from country to country and is closely linked to national income, according to researchers at UCSF.
November 04, 2010
UCSF global health experts have outlined a new strategy and action plan to help countries eliminate malaria and bring the world closer to global eradication of the deadly disease.
October 29, 2010
The Lancet launched a special series on malaria elimination Oct. 29, led by the Global Health Group (GHG), a part of UCSF Global Health Sciences. The series included work by 36 authors worldwide, with guidance and support provided by a GHG-convened global advisory group of malaria experts, known as the Malaria Elimination Group.
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The UCSF Global Health Group will host a Bay Area Global Health Summit to focus on innovative ways of using technologies to improve global health over the next decade.
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Diabetes research is on the cusp of new advances in treatment options and in understanding the underlying causes of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Among those are potential treatments using stem cells to regenerate a patient's ability to produce insulin, as well as upcoming clinical trials of a vaccine that potentially could prevent type 1 diabetes.


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Why I like Harry Sullivan
heh heh heh heh…okay, he's really not that bad. Harry Sullivan is a competent doctor - a UNIT doctor at that - and the one the Brig thinks is qualified to work on his best friend, so high praise indeed. He has somehow managed to not be briefed on the whole "two hearts" thing, which is kind of impressive, but Harry is an impressive kind of guy.
Harry is sweet, genteel, easy going, old fashioned, and completely inept. Ineptitude is his chief defining characteristic. This is not because he is stupid, because he's not, he just is blessed with the magnificent ability to put his foot in it. It's utterly adorable. (That's Harry's other chief defining characteristic).
Harry was originally intended to be the next Ian Chesterton - the young active Leading Man to do the Doctor's hitting for him. When it turned out that Tom Baker was perfectly capable of hitting people his own self (they had originally planned to cast a much older actor), Harry rolled with it and managed to turn third wheelism into an art form. And it's beautiful. The other important role he fulfills is to be a foil for Sarah Jane. Sarah is a Feminist (tm), but how will we know if they don't keep reminding us? She needs things to assert her feminism against. Having it come up on every alien planet ever gets old after a while, and you don't want to give that role to the Doctor because he's supposed to be Better Than All That. And so you've got Harry, who means well, but is a total Edwardian throwback. He's a little bit sexist, mostly (you get the impression) because he doesn't know any better, and hasn't ever had the inherent problematicity of chivalry properly explained to him. It's just another way for him to exercise his well-intentioned ineptitude, and an opportunity for Sarah to be a Strong Female Character (tm) by calling him on it. It changes what could have been anvilicious (and therefore off-putting) into banter. This works extremely well - especially since they genuinely do like each other.
Sarah: [coming out of hypnosis] Harry…?
Harry: Yes, Sarah? I'm here, Old Girl
Sarah: Call me "old girl" again…and I'll spit in your eye…
The Four-Sarah-Harry team is often cited as people's favorite Team TARDIS, and that's precisely because they really do like each other. Despite a somewhat rocky start that involved the Doctor tying up poor Harry with a jump rope, long before he even remotely had it coming. (Post-regenerative brain-crazies and all that). But really, Harry. You're a trained soldier. How do you (a) get yourself tied up and (b) not manage to get yourself untied again? Aren't you trained for this? Ah well, Harry is a bumbler, not a fighter. But he's a really excellent support character, and all his misfortune serves to render him mostly just adorable, since he takes it all with equanimity and edwardian gentility.
Harry's other major defining characteristic is to put his foot in it. Figuratively, of course ("NO NOT THAT BUTTON", "Harry, did yo make the rocks fall?", etc.) but also completely literally. And it never stops being funny. His first step out of the TARDIS and he's getting lasered in the foot. He finds the ancient london sewer system by falling into it (also, off a cliff). He fails to outrun giant immobile clams. Let's talk about the clams…
Ooksaidthelibrarian writes: "I like Harry Sullivan because he gets attacked by a giant clam. Who are the most adorable and peaceful of all creatures, but he manages to stumble into one. And you have to be really determined to get stuck in a giant clam, believe me."
I dispute this. Harry Sullivan is the most adorable and peaceful of all creatures - Giant Mutant Clams are merely a close second. Really, this is all you need to know about Harry. He's the sort of guy who gets his foot stuck in clams. Giant Clams. They're giant enough that you really can't miss them, and they're clams enough that they can't chase you down. The only way to be attacked by a giant clam is put your foot in it - in short, to be Harry Sullivan. And how does he react? "I'm always the one to put my foot in." Yes, Harry, you are. And…do you step in clams often? Is this something that has happened to you more than once? (Incidentally, this scene is the subject of one of my very favorite Arthur, King of Time and Space sketches. That's Lancelot there. Who is also Spock. There's something deeply beautiful about him managing to also be Harry Sullivan.) Harry eventually escapes the Giant Clam, but once more manages to lose his shoe.
Let us all observe a moment of silence for Harry's shoes…
For those of you who have been keeping count, this means that Harry has managed to lose three shoes in two episodes (his shoes somehow made it through "the Sontaran Experiment" unscathed). But… he hasn't been back to the TARDIS. Where did the second pair of shoes come from? Does Harry have the ability to magically spawn shoes??? I mean, the way he goes at it he definitely needs it. And then the third pair of shoes… I have a deep and abiding love for Harry's ill-fated shoes. (I suppose this is similar to the question of where Sarah Jane keeps getting new outfits all through season 12, but it's just funnier in terms of Harry's poor shoes.)
Harry is the consummate loveable bumbler. That said, Dark!Harry in "Terror of the Zygons" may be one of the most terrifying things ever. Because he's just so cold and creepy. It's one of the best and most frightening examples of Bad Guy impersonating a trusted loved one I've ever seen. Partly because Ian Marter is a fantastic actor, and partly because Harry is just so…safe that the contrast is particularly striking. It's not the Loch Ness Monster or creepy nurses or infiltrating aliens or the mystery of the moors that gives the episode its titular terror - it's Harry Freakin Sullivan. eaughsh. *shudder.*
Harry's first trip in the TARDIS manages to last an entire season. When she miraculously lands him about where he stared (well, several hundred miles north and a few months late) he wisely decides not to risk a second trip. He doesn't seem to regret his time as a companion, but he's just like "okay. that was good. and I'm done now." It was probably the wear and tear on his shoes that made his mind up. Probably the least emotional or difficult companion departure of all time. But that's Harry to a tee. "Difficult" is the opposite of Harry. Life is hard on him, but he bumbles good-naturedly through it with a smile, a salute, and an increasing lack of shoes.
He is also the only character in "Genesis of the Daleks" who is not actively considering genocide. Mostly because he's too busy standing in clams.


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Netter's Orthopaedics Electronic Book
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Now you can access NETTER's ORTHOPAEDICS on your computer with this CD-ROM - complete with these interactive features:
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This new atlas-quality reference provides an essential overview of pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders. Clear and straightforward accompanying text describes the anatomy, basic science, and fundamental principles of evaluation and treatment that guide every clinical intervention.
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- Features more than 350 informative, beautifully drawn illustrations either by, or in the style of, Frank H. Netter, MD.
- Provides relevant anatomy and basic science in the beginning of each chapter to lay the foundation for understanding the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of each clinical condition.
- Covers individual topics affecting the entire musculoskeletal system, such as arthritic disorders, fractures, rehabilitation, and nerve disorders.
- Organizes diagnostic and therapeutic techniques by region to help you apply management principles in practice.
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Just like in people, the kidneys play an important role in your pet's health by filtering out wastes in the blood through urine. They help clear toxic waste products of protein metabolism from the body, keep electrolytes at normal levels, and control fluid balance to prevent dehydration. They also produce a hormone necessary for the production of red blood cells and are involved in the regulation of calcium and vitamin D. As kidneys fail, they can't adequately clear the blood of toxins which build up, slowly poisoning your pet's body.
A special diet is often recommended for management of pet kidney disease, with food low in sodium and phosphorus. This helps prevent the buildup of waste materials in the blood and reduces the work load on the kidney and helps with high blood pressure. A low phosphorus diet delays the progression of the disease by lowering mineral deposits in the kidneys. The issue of protein is controversial, with some experts recommending a low protein diet. However, since inadequate protein can lead to malnutrition, others contend that a high quality protein diet is better. Dry pet food is not a good choice, as it will contribute to
Vitamin supplements are used to address the detrimental effects of this ailment. In kidney disease, the body loses the ability to retain healthy levels of Vitamin C and Vitamin B-complex, which supplementation can help replenish. B-complex vitamins have the added benefit of stimulating the pet's appetite. Omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin E may be synergistically helpful as well.
Your vet may recommend intravenous or subcutaneous fluids to rehydrate and stabilize your pet. Other medications for various symptoms, including high blood pressure, nausea, diarrhea and anemia may be prescribed.
In early stages of renal failure the body is able to compensate and symptoms may not be evident. As the disease progresses and imbalances become more severe, symptoms such as increased thirst and urination, dehydration, loss of appetite, lethargy, weakness, diarrhea, nausea, bad breath, weight loss, exercise intolerance, and vomiting may occur. Most signs of kidney disease do not occur until 75% of kidney function is lost. Your veterinarian will be able to assess the state of your dog or cat's kidney function through blood and urinalysis. In some cases veterinarians may also use x-rays, ultrasound and even kidney biopsies to gain more information about kidney function.
There are many potential causes for kidney disease in dogs and cats. Pets can be born with kidney disorders or the kidneys can become damaged due to trauma, infections, kidney stones, tumors and toxins (such as antifreeze). Heart failure may result in reduced blood flow to the kidneys. Antibiotics and anti-inflammatory
drugs can sometimes be poisonous to the kidneys. Lyme disease may also cause severe damage to the organ. Most elderly cats and dogs, if they live long enough, will have some degree of kidney insufficiency.
Kidney disease affects nearly 11% of cats and over 5% of dogs and is a leading cause of death. Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is usually the result of aging; the kidneys simply "wear out". This process can go on for years before the effects are noticed by the owner. Signs of the disease typically occur between 7 and 10 years of age. Early detection affords the best prognosis and early treatment will increase longevity.
Although kidney disease can occur in a pet at any age, it is most often manifested in their older years and is one of the main causes of death for dogs and cats in this age group. Once the damage has occurred, it is permanent, as kidney tissue does not regenerate. Therefore, any methods that can prevent, delay the onset or slow the progression of kidney disease will be of value in prolonging the life of your pet.
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Getting To Know... Chanelle Scheepers
Published May 29, 2010 12:00
PARIS, France - Twelve months ago South African Chanelle Scheepers, playing just her second Grand Slam main draw as a 25-year-old qualifier, fell in the first round to Elena Dementieva. Fast forward a year and it will be a case of déjà vu at Roland Garros on Sunday - except that this time the two players will be meeting in the fourth round, with a quarterfinal berth up for grabs. It's a major breakthrough for the late-blooming Scheepers, who won the first of her 12 ITF Circuit singles and 20 doubles titles in 2001, played her first Tour main draw in 2003 and reached her first Tour quarterfinal at Kuala Lumpur earlier this year.
We caught up with Chani, who is currently ranked No.131 in the world but has already secured her Top 100 debut, ahead of her rematch with Dementieva.
How did you get into tennis?
CS: My mum used to play, and then she started to coach. I'd tag along when she was playing social at the club.
Tell us about your family.
CS: We're from a small town in South Africa called Harrismith. As well as coaching tennis my mom is a teacher, and my dad's a veterinarian surgeon. My brother, Jozua, is three years older than me; he's an accountant and currently working in the Cayman Islands.
What's your coaching situation at the moment?
CS: I'm coached my Liezel Huber's husband, Tony Huber. Sometimes when he can't be at the tournaments, Liezel's coach, Roger Anderson, also helps me out. I'm actually based in Houston, at the Huber tennis ranch.
How would you describe your playing style, and is there something that you've been working on lately that has prompted your success this week?
CS: I would say I'm an aggressive baseliner. I've just been trying to improve everything, there hasn't been anything specific. The things I struggle with I try to work on more, but generally I try to improve everything.
You're 26 and through to the fourth round of a Grand Slam for the first time - how does it feel?
CS: I'm really happy. I'm still in the tournament so hopefully I can keep going and see where I can get.
Has there been a pivotal win in your run so far this week?
CS: In the third round of qualifying against Ondraskova I was a set and 6-5 down, and managed to take the set in a tie-break and go on to win the match. My match against Gisela Dulko was also important; again, I was a set down and we were 1-1 in the second when the rain delay came. That gave me a chance to regroup and focus on how I wanted to play the rest of the match - and it turned out to be the first time I beat a Top 50 player.
What are your goals?
CS: Always to keep trying to improve, because I think if do that, the results will come. And I think I always try and be a better person.
Did you have a tennis idol when you were growing up?
CS: I would say Steffi Graf. When you are young, you just choose someone, even if you don't really understand why. I just liked the way she played and looked up to her.
Who has been your toughest opponent to date?
CS: That's a good question… I think there have been a few. Sometimes it's not just the person but also the circumstances. Last year when I qualified for the Australian Open I played Dominika Cibulkova in the first round. It was the first time I had qualified for a Grand Slam. I would say she was a really tough competitor but also the situation was new to me. I would also say Dementieva, here last year.
Dementieva is, of course, your next opponent - how does that feel, doing it all over again?
CS: I think it's a good thing that I played her last year. Win or lose, you always learn a lot and hopefully tomorrow I can apply the things I've learned.
What is your best tennis memory so far?
CS: I would have to say this week.
How far did you go in your education?
CS: I finished school, and am studying finance through a correspondence university. To tell the truth, this year I haven't been too good with studying but I just try and do a few subjects each year to keep it going.
What are your favorite tournament stops, and how do you feel about life on the Tour?
CS: I really like all the cities where the Grand Slams are held. I have to say I hate the travelling through, but with every job I think there are good things and bad things. I love competing.
Who are your best friends on the Tour?
CS: I would have to mention Liezel. She's one of the nicest people. She always tries to help, she's very caring. I would say she's almost like a sister to me.
What do you like to do aside from tennis, to relax and have fun?
CS: You know, when I have time off I'm pretty tired. I like to stay at home, lie on the couch and channel-hop on the TV!
If you had to describe yourself in one word, what would it be?
CS: Perfectionist.
What quality do you most appreciate in others?
CS: Trustworthiness. I like people who are straight with me... tell it like it is.
If you were marooned on a desert island and could have just one luxury with you, what would it be?
CS: I know this wouldn't help for survival, but probably my BlackBerry.
If you weren't playing tennis, what do you think you'd be doing?
CS: I would probably be in South Africa, would have been to university and have some kind of normal job.
Are you excited that South Africa is about to host the World Cup? How is the profile of tennis holding up given the attention that is being given to football?
CS: I think there's a lot of excitement about the World Cup and I've heard that once a week everyone wears the same shirt! Normally they don't write so much about women's tennis, but I think surprisingly my run here has been quite a big deal, even with the football going on.
You're the first South African to reach the fourth round here since Amanda Coezter reached the quarters in 1997, and the first to go this far at any Slam since she reached the fourth round at the Australian Open in 2003. Do you feel a torch has been passed?
CS: I try not to think about that; I didn't know these facts until people asked me about it this week. Over the years I've just really tried to keep improving and reach my own personal goals.


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It's often easy to forget some fundamental rules and practices when you are deeply involved in the specifics of a project. Time, resource and client demands can sometimes mean that it's difficult to take a step back and remember those essential principles that ensure the user experience and architecture of our solutions are at the best.
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Categories > Books > Les Miserables > The Inspector's Wife
Scarlet Blood on a White Gown0 Reviews
With Sophia arrested, what will the events to follow have in store for her?
"I want to see my husband," she said in between sobs, yet her hands were delicately folded in her lap. Tears ran down her cheeks.
"I am not a prostitute, monsieur. I am a good and honest woman and I am married to a good man. Please let me go, monsieur!" she begged.
"I cannot release you until the Inspector has arrived, madame. I am sorry. But what is your name? So I can write it down?"
"Sophia," she begun and his eyes widened in surprise.
"Sophia?" he repeated, still unsure that he had heard it correctly
"Yes...it isn't that much of an uncommon name."
"Are you Inspector Javert's wife?"
"Yes. I was going for a walk. I felt suffocated in the house, so I slipped out shortly after Etienne left. I happened to go by the tavern where the poor women were. Some drunkards mistook me for one of the whores- even though I am almost five months with child. They were getting rough and I wanted to protect myself. That's when Etienne arrested me- for hitting a man! If anyone should be in jail, it should be Inspector Javert. He abuses me. Hits me. Only a month after we were married he turned on me."
Beauvais looked at the sweet, young Sophia and could not believe what she had said. Who would harm such a sweet girl like this young woman in front of him?
"Does the mayor know?" he asked, "does anyone know?"
"No. There'd be no point, monsieur. Etienne is head of the police of Montrieul-sur-Mer. He's hardly going to arrest himself, is he Beauvais?"
"At least tell me if he goes too far. The mayor has asked me to do so." Sophia nodded and tears were still running down her cheeks. Out of comfort, Beauvais embraced the distraught girl, but as if it were a bad dream, Javert came into the room in the middle of the embrace.
Beauvais let go of Sophia, "this isn't what it looks like, sir." Javert ignored him, pushed him away. Beauvais hit his head on the table, and Javert roughly yanked Sophia up and pinned her against the wall.
"How dare you, Sophia! Sneak out of the house while I am gone and then commit adultery with my Captain!" he yelled.
"Etienne, he didn't know," Sophia replied, crying, "all I wanted was some air!" Javert slapped her across the face and she went to the floor crying. He spun round to face Beauvais, who was struggling to get up. He yanked up the captain and took him by the collar of Beauvais' coat.
"You keep away from my wife, Beauvais. I don't want to see you anywhere near her again for as long as you shall live. Or I'll have you both arrested for adultery," he hissed. He looked over at Sophia, who was struggling to get up. He kicked her, unknowingly to him in the abdomen.
"Stop it, Etienne!" she cried, "you....might have hurt the baby!" Javert roughly picked Sophia up, put her against the wall and Beauvais watched on in horror as Javert thrusted himself up into her. She screamed and begged him to stop, but Javert did not listen to her.
About five minutes later, Sophia's broken body was lying in prison. She was sobbing quietly, her hand on her swollen abdomen which carried her child. She was sore all over and she knew there would be bruises. Javert had disappeared and Beauvais walked over to her.
"Sophia?" he asked.
"I'll go to Monsieur Madeliene," she cried in between sobs, "if it continues." The night was turning into hell for Sophia. It had gotten out of hand and she hoped her unborn child was still healthy. Beauvais was only being kind.. but Javert had over-reacted...her own husband...
She fell asleep and about two in the morning, she heard someone come into the station. At first she thought it was Beauvais, but she soon knew it was Javert by the sound of his footsteps. She sat up and knelt in front of the bars.
"Etienne!" she called out. He did not answer her. She had tears running down her cheeks again. He silently got the keys and unlocked the gaol.
"You are getting four months," he told her.
"But I'll give birth in here!" she cried, "Etienne please let me go! All I want to do is raise our child at home and support you." Javert sighed and knelt in front of her.
"Sophia, you must promise me you will do as I say," he told her, kissing her forehead.
"I promise," she replied, her voice shaking. He helped her up and draped his greatcoat around her.
As they arrived home, she went straight to the bedroom. She was shivering still. She undressed and exchanged her dress for her nightgown. From her dressing table she picked up her hairbrush and brushed her long blonde curls. Javert stood in the doorway and watched her. Her swollen stomach was prominent and bathed in the candlelight, she looked so beautiful and at peace. But at the same time, she looked delicate. Sophia put the hair brush down and walked over to the bed. She pulled back the covers and sat down in bed plaiting her hair. He brought himself to walk into the bedroom. He unbuttoned his shirt and took it off. Sitting down on the bed, he let out a big sigh. Sophia looked up from what she was doing.
"What is it?" she asked, crawling across the bed to sit behind him. She kissed his bare shoulder.
"I'm tired, that's all, Sophie." Sophia's heart stopped. He had never called her that. It was normally her papa who called her Sophie; to her it meant they were full of affection for her. Her husband had never called her Sophie at all in the time that they were married. She was suspicious.
"Etienne, you've never called me that." She wrapped her arms around his neck.
She whispered in his ear, "I cannot forgive you straight away, but if you gave me some freedom and spent time with me each evening, then I'd be willing to forgive you more quickly."
Javert was a temperamental man and Sophia was holding her breath for a moment. He lay down and pulled her to his chest gently. His hand stroked a loose curl that had escaped from the plait. He glanced at Sophia's swollen stomach and sighed.
"Sophie, ma chérie, I am not sure if I am ready to be a father."
"You're forty-one years old. Who knows how long you'll have your virility left for?" she replied sleepily. She was getting to the point where she could not keep her eyes open but she was worried the quiet, sympathetic Javert would disappear if she fell asleep. She tried to stifle a yawn but he whispered in her ear,
"Sleep, my Sophie. I'll be here in the morning." With the reassurance from him, she drifted off into a welcoming sleep.
The next morning she woke up just as Javert was getting ready to leave the house. It was cold, so she draped her fur wrapper around her shoulders. She leant against the door frame which connected the bedroom to the hallway and smiled at him.
"Good morning," she said. He turned around, in the middle of putting on his black coat. He smiled at her, briefly mind you, and she smiled her sweet smile back at him. He walked over to her and placed both hands on her shoulders. He kissed her quickly on the mouth. Her eyes fluttered shut. He stepped back and his smile faded.
"Etienne?" she asked, her smile quickly fading too.
"You're bleeding." She looked down and saw there was a increasing patch of blood on her white nightgown around the area where the womb was. Her face looked incredibly pale, and she felt faint. Her knees gave way and so she did not fall to the floor, Javert quickly caught her. As she laid in his arms, she looked up at her husband's face.
"W-w-what's happening?" she asked, her eyes filling with tears. He did not have the heart to say it. She was carrying their unborn baby with such hope that it would unite them.
He heard Beauvais knocking at the door.
"Inspector? Inspector?" he was calling. Javert laid Sophia down and promised he would back soon. He strode over to the door and opened it. Beauvais saw the look on his superior's face. He could tell something was not right.
"What is it? Inspector?" he asked.
"It's Sophia...I think she's lost the child."
"We need to get her to the hospital." Javert went back to the bedroom where Sophia was slowly trying to stand up. There was blood everywhere. He picked her up but she cried out in pain. After carrying her to the front door, Beauvais saw the amount of blood there was. The whole lower half of Sophia's nightgown was soaked in blood and most of Javert's sleeves.
The two policemen got Sophia to the hospital as quick as they could and the Mayor, Monsieur Madeliene, heard about it fairly quickly. His name was not Madeliene. It was, in fact, Jean Valjean, a convict who had been redeemed by a single act of kindness by a bishop. He had a past with Javert who had once been a prison officer at the quarries in Toulon where Valjean had been doing hard labour.
"Strange isn't it?" he said to Beauvais, "the morning after she was unknowingly arrested by her own husband, she miscarries what should be their firstborn. Did anything happen last night which may have cause the miscarriage?" Beauvais wanted to say that he had seen Javert sexually assault his wife, but women had few rights compared to those of men. Besides, even so, Javert could manipulate his wife into saying he did not do anything wrong.
"No, Monsieur le Maire," Beauvais replied to Valjean, "from what I have learned... from what I have seen of the Javert marriage, the Inspector is very protective of Madame Javert. She's young- only seventeen or eighteen it is believed- so I do not blame him. She is what you would call beautiful. She looks like a goddess."
"It sounds like you are in love with her, Captain."
"If you saw her, Monsieur, you would be too."
As Valjean and Beauvais arrived at the nunnery, they saw a pale-looking Javert sitting alone, head in hands.
"This is my fault," he said softly.


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This Friday (2/24) CCMS will host a Black History Month Assembly. We have secured 3 guest speakers and a few performances for the 1 hour assembly. The school will be on an assembly schedule on Friday in order to create time for the speakers and performances. The students will stil attend all classes, just for a shorter period of time. Bios for the three presenters will be included soon.


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Graduation Memo
College and Career Information
Seniors: Seniors you can vote on class song, motto, flower, and colors on Thursday, 2/20 & Friday, 2/21 at both lunches in the mall. You MUST have your current 2013-14 ID to vote.
It is time to begin applying for financial aid. You can complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (better known as the FAFSA form) on the following website: www.fafsa.gov. Seniors will be receiving a Guide to Federal Student Aid and other materials as soon as they become available. If you need assistance with this application, there are several resources available to you and your parents.
There will be a Financial Aid Workshop on Thursday, January 23 at 6:30 p.m. in the FHS auditorium. A representative from the Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance will discuss financial aid and address any concerns and questions you or your parents have regarding the FAFSA form.
There is a free assistance program offered at Southeastern LA University as well as other local colleges on Sunday, February 16 from 2-4 p.m. This event, College Goal Sunday, is designed to assist with completing the FAFSA form.
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Expect Cooler Nights with No Precipitation through the Remainder of the Week
Monsoonal weather patterns have moved into the Grand Canyon area decreasing fire danger. As a result, on Tuesday, July 8 at 8 a.m. fire managers lifted fire restrictions within Grand Canyon National Park. More »
Two Bats Collected in the Park Have Tested Positive for Rabies
One on the North Kaibab Trail and the other at Tusayan Ruin/Museum. Rabies can be prevented if appropriate medical care is given following an exposure. Any persons having physical contact with bats in Grand Canyon National Park, please follow this link. More »
Missing German-National Located
Contact: Shannan Marcak, 928-638-7958
Grand Canyon, Ariz. – Klaus Lauterbach, the 20 year-old German-national that the Flagstaff Police Department and Grand Canyon National Park rangers have been attempting to locate since August 14, reported in to his family last night.
On the afternoon of Friday, August 14, rangers in Grand Canyon National Park received a report from the Flagstaff Police Department that Klaus Lauterbach had been reported missing by his father. Klaus' father had last had contact with his son on August 8, and believed that Klaus was going to be visiting the Grand Canyon on Sunday, August 9.
An investigation into whether or not Mr. Lauterbach did visit the park determined that Mr. Lauterbach had been seen getting out of a commercial shuttle bus in front of Maswick Lodge on Sunday, August 9; but his itinerary while in the park and plans after he left were unknown.
Park investigators then sought public assistance in determining where Mr. Lauterbach had been seen after stepping off the shuttle at Maswick Lodge.
Early this morning, the Flagstaff Police Department received notification from Klaus' father that his son had called in via mobile phone, reporting that he was alive and well and on his way to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada as he continued his tour of North America.
The National Park Service would like to thank local and national media, as well as local communities, for their assistance in reaching out to the public for information about Mr. Lauterbach's whereabouts.
To download this news release in .pdf format, CLICK HERE.
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South Africa's chemicals industrySouth Africa's industry, the largest of its kind in Africa, is highly complex and widely diverse, spanning fuel and plastics fabrication to pharmaceuticals. It is of substantial significance to the South African economy, and a key component of the country's industrial base. Petroleum, chemical products, rubber and plastic products contributed R318-million to the GDP in 2011, which is about 23% of total manufacturing sales (Statistics SA, 2012). It employs around 200 000 people. The global chemical industry has an estimated value of more than $4,12-trillion and has grown over two-fold from 2000 to 2010 (American Chemistry Council, 2011). While Africa�s contribution is small, the chemicals sector is expected to play an increasingly important role in African economies. It is a key component of the country�s industrial base, with synthetic coal and natural gas-based liquid fuels and petrochemicals dominating the industry. South Africa is the world leader in coal-based synthesis and gas-to-liquids technologies. But while the upstream sector is concentrated and well developed, the downstream sector � although diverse � remains relatively underdeveloped. There is potential in processing raw feedstock, which South Africa already exports in significant quantities. South Africa is among the most cost-effective producers of ethylene and propylene in the world, thanks to abundant access to low-grade coal and leading-edge process technology. The primary and secondary sectors are dominated by Sasol (through Sasol Chemical Industries and Sasol Polymers), AECI and Dow Sentrachem. These companies have expanded their interests in tertiary products, especially those with export potential.
PlasticsSouth Africa�s plastics sector mainly comprises small firms, due to the ease of entry. Plastics manufacturing contributed approximately 0.6 % to South Africa�s GDP, and 3% to manufacturing sales. Value added in the plastics sector was R9,2 billion in 2009, and the sector employs around 33 000 people (IPAP, 2009). Key areas of opportunity for growing the sector include: automotive (carpets, dashboards, bumpers and mirror casings); packaging; medical (drips and syringes); building (pipes, flooring, building sheet, sanitation, woven/netted bags); and electrical and electronics (cables, appliances and casing components).
PharmaceuticalsWhile the South African pharmaceutical market is only 0,35% of the global market, it is also the world�s largest market for anti-retrovirals with an estimated 1,06-million adults and more than 105 000 children receiving state-sponsored antiretroviral treatment in 2010. This presents a significant opportunity for the domestic production of key pharmaceutical ingredients. Major pharmaceutical players here include Merck, Sanofi- aventis, Aspen and Cipla Medpro. Under the Industrial Policy Action Plan, the Department of Trade and Industry is supporting the development of scientific and technological skills necessary to encourage growth and progress.
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Gas-to-liquid technologiesSouth Africa is a world leader in coal-based synthesis and gas-to-liquid technologies. It is among the lowest-cost producers of ethylene and propylene in the world, thanks to abundant access to low-grade coal and leading-edge process technology.
Environmental concernsConsideration for the environment is a key factor in the development of the chemicals sector. South Africa has adopted first-world standards in its environmental policies, introducing regulations to promote co-operative environmental management and providing guidelines for the disposal of hazardous waste. SAinfo reporter, incorporating material from the South African Yearbook Reviewed: 29 November 2012
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One or more power windows may stop working due to a failed window motor or regulator. In some cases these items are replaced as a set. If not, diagnoses will be required to determine which is at fault.Google+
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Dodge Grand Caravan Power Window Motor and Switches May Fail
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Drivers side power window is intermittent. Sometimes have to wait a few minutes before the window will go back up.
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driver's side windo will not roll down (a royal pain during hot days or going through drive through windows, either banking or fast food).
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Passenger side window doesn't work.
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Sound engineers with an ear for live and powerful sound have redesigned TS-G series to give you the high-quality power audio.
The woofer is an Injection Molded Polypropylene (IMPP) cone, which is constructed from a composite blend of interlaced, Aramid fibers, which make it extremely rigid yet lightweight, for low distortion and powerful bass at high sound pressure levels.
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WASHINGTON – Astronauts have a down-to-earth problem that could be even worse on a long trip to Mars: They can't get enough sleep. And over time, the lack of slumber can turn intrepid space travelers into drowsy couch potatoes, a new study shows.
In a novel experiment, six volunteers were confined in a cramped mock spaceship in Moscow to simulate a 17-month voyage. It made most of the would-be spacemen lethargic, much like birds and bears heading into winter, gearing up for hibernation.
The men went into a prolonged funk. Four had considerable trouble sleeping, with one having minor problems and the sixth mostly unaffected. Some had depression issues. Sometimes, a few of the men squirreled themselves away into the most private nooks they could find. They didn't move much. They avoided crucial exercise.
This looks like something you see in birds in the winter, said lead author David Dinges, a sleep expert at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
The experiment was run and funded by Russian and European space agencies. A report on the simulation's effect on the men was published online Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Dinges said scientists can't tell whether the men's lethargy was just lack of sleep or was also caused by other factors: the close quarters, lack of privacy with so many cameras, or being away from their families for so long.
It's a problem that has to be fixed – and can be – before astronauts are sent to Mars, as President Obama proposes for the mid-2030s, Dinges said. The trip to Mars, Earth's closest neighbor, would take about six months each way.
The world record for continuous time in space – 14 months – is held by Dr. Valery Polyakov, who was on the Russian space station Mir in 1994 and 1995. American astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko are scheduled to spend an entire year in space on the International Space Station, starting in 2015.
When leaving confinement in November 2011, the six volunteers – three Russians, a Frenchman, an Italian-Colombian and a Chinese – called their experience successful: We can go forward and now plan to go to Mars and move confidently, said volunteer Romain Charles of France.
The data scientists collected wasn't as rosy. Devices on the volunteers' wrists measured their movements and showed that whether asleep or awake, they were moving much less than they should have, an unexpected and disturbing finding, Dinges said.
One of the six volunteers – who were paid $100,000 to live in the mock spaceship with limited and time-delayed contact with the outside world – slept nearly half an hour less each night than he did when he started the mission, Dinges said.
The loss of sleep matters because astronauts will have to perform intricate tasks on the way to Mars and while on the red planet. And they have to do vigorous exercises daily to fight the toll that near-zero gravity takes on the bones and other parts of the body. And most of the volunteers weren't doing that.
The Moscow study, based on the ground, couldn't take into account the added difficulty of near-zero gravity.
Former astronaut Michael Lopez-Alegria, who holds the American record for longest space mission, said he could relate to the study findings.
During his 215 days in orbit on the space station, he sometimes had trouble getting back to sleep because he didn't have a sense of lying down or having his head on a pillow.
Excerpts from astronaut diaries in a NASA report show prevalent sleep problems, with space station residents talking about nodding off while typing and obsessing over sleep.
I just need sleep, one unidentified astronaut wrote.
The morning started disastrously. I slept through two (wake-up) alarms, wrote another.


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Scent of an entrée
Date: December 26, 2012
by: Mallory Gnaegy | A&E Editor
Euphemia Haye's "Lesson Luncheons" sell out fast. "All Things Wonderful," a scented culinary journey Dec. 5, was no exception.
"Today, you're going to eat with your nose," Executive Chef and Euphemia Haye owner Ray Arpke told the class.
The idea for an aromatic meal-themed class came about two years ago, when Longboater and natural perfumer Lucy Miller visited California, where she was studying essential oils (Miller recently opened a perfumery called Pure). Upon her return, Miller gave Arpke a can of essential oils — something with which he had little experience cooking. It took Miller and Arpke two months to plan the lunch lesson, but the attendees gave it rave reviews.
Essential oils are highly concentrated — for instance, it takes 30 pounds of rose petals to yield one drop of oil. Needless to say, the room was fragrant throughout the lesson.
The two courses and dessert were paired with three varieties of bubbly, thanks to Paul Kauffman, of Republic National Distributing Co.
Highlights of the meal included the light-in-body, heavy-in-flavor pink grapefruit-infused aioli; grilled, plump diver scallops; the ylang-ylang bellini with peach purée; and, perhaps, the winner of the meal — the honey-and-lavender ice cream.
Euphemia Haye will host more classes this spring. Visit EuphemiaHaye.com to find future "Lesson Luncheons."
Honey-and-Lavender Ice Cream
2 cups heavy cream
1 cup half-and-half
2/3 cup honey
4 drops lavender absolute essential oil
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
Whisk the heavy cream and half-and-half together. Whisk four drops of lavender absolute into honey. Whisk the honey mixture and vanilla extract into the cream mixture until frothy. Chill until extremely cold (near 32 degrees Fahrenheit). Place in an ice-cream maker and blend until frozen. Keep in a frozen state (under minus 10 degrees Fahrenheit) in an airtight container.
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Brown-rice flour and buckwheat blini with stone crab and pink grapefruit paired with ylang-ylang bellini with peach purée and Banfi Brut sparkling wine
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Grilled shrimp and diver scallops on cumin-scented polenta with saffron-butter sauce paired with Piper Heidseck champagne
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Lodges & safari camps in Meru National Park
Offbeat Meru
Located in Bisanadi National Reserve, right next to the main Meru National Park, Offbeat Meru is a traditional tented camp, looking ...More about Offbeat Meru
Offbeat Meru is fabulous, fun and friendly!!! I can't thank the staff and manager enough for a wonderful four night stay. Stanley, is an excellent guide and I spotted ... reviews...
Elsas Kopje
Named after Elsa, the lioness raised by George and Joy Adamson and made famous by the story of Born Free, Elsa's Kopje sits high on Mughwango Hill above George Adamson's original campsite. The camp is colonial in style, and has spectacular views over the plains of Meru National Park. From the ...More about Elsa's Kopje
Rhino River Camp
Opened in 2009, the very small, owner-managed Rhino River Camp is tucked in a forested grove on the banks of the Kindani stream. It lies on a 32-hectare private concession, just outside the boundary of Meru National Park, north-east of Mount Kenya, near one of the gates of the park's secure rhino ...More about Rhino River Camp


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"He's had a great year. He's a great player and he's got so much poise back there and he's really improved since the day he got to our team. He's a great Patriot… It's always about trust and dependability and Woody certainly has that. You trust that he's doing his job and he's so dependable. He's in the right place and he makes the right play and that's what football is all about." Tom Brady talking about Danny Woodhead
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Recent graduate Peter Hill tells Lucy Mair why he enjoys his job...
This is an opportunity to work with high net-worth individuals, corporates and private equity clients at the heart of major and often high-profile transactions.
Whether it's mergers and acquisitions, disposals, Initial Public Offerings or any other major financial projects, our clients trust us to provide the sharpest insight and advice.
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A little about me...
I am 50 years old, i have 3 grown children and 3 grand babies, i do private home care for the elderly, i have my associates in human resources, I was married for ten years to my childrens father, and divorced him when I caught him cheating on me, I am a very passionate woman, when I love someone I love them with all my heart and soul. I can tolerate a lot from them but infedilty is not one of them. I believe if you want to mess around then you shouldnt commit to one person, when I am with someone I only have eyes for them, I have never cheated or even thought about cheating on anyone I was with. I am caring, loyal, trustworthy, and I dont go from man to man, ive been with 5 men in 50 years, I will trust you until you give me reasons not to but once the trust is broken, I find it hard to get it back. I dont have a lot of money but I am comfortable,my dream is to travel the world testing different foods. I HAVE A VERY CLOSE FRIEND WHO IS MALE, HE LIVES IN ARKANSAS AND WE HAVE BEEN COMMUNICATING FOR ABOUT 7 YRS NOW, I GO THERE WHEN I CAN AND HE COMES HERE, HE IS 70 YRS OLD AND HAS BEEN A GOD SENT TO ME.
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I am looking for a man who is honest, loyal and trustworthy. A man who only has eyes for me and not constantly looking or comparing me to younger woman, I can't compete with them and I don't try to. If you want a woman who will love you and be faithful to you then that's me. Right now I JUST WANT TO MEET PEOPLE AND SEE HOW IT GOES, NO COMMITMENTS RIGHT AWAY, JUST GO OUT AND HAVE FUN AND SEE WHERE IT GOES. I DONT SLEEP WITH A MAN RIGHT AWAY.
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Constantly transforming since 13/5/12.
That is the date I was saved. From the world, from hurt, from pain, from myself. There is a lifetime of learning. Everything is for a reason. God has made a beautiful story out of my life, even if the pages looked tatted. It doesn't have an ending yet for me. I pray right now and always God will heal your heart from the damage and scars, and transform you into the beautiful person He made you to be. In Jesus' name, Amen.


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The Hotel Dardanija is located in the city centre of Sarajevo surrounded by the cultural and historical heritage of the city. The hotel is close to the city�s main tourist attractions, business district, shops, restaurants and entertainment venues, making it the perfect starting point for a visit to the city. The nearest airport to the hotel is Sarajevo airport, which is located approximately 12km away. The close by public transport provides easy access to the entire city and surrounding areas.


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On Thursday, January 21 at 7 p.m., Amy Bloom, author of Away, and the just-released Where the God of Love Hangs Out, will be hanging out with us right here at Darien Library! She is a New York Times bestselling author, a National Book Award Finalist, and a National Book Critics Circle Nominee. Where the God of Love Hangs Out , which comes out on January 12th, is an interconnected story collection focusing on two pairs of people, and radiating out from there to all the complexities of love, family, and friendship.
Amy Bloom is a beloved short story writer, whose writing has been praised by The New York Times as "alive with incident and unforgettable characters." The Boston Globe comments that "it's not easy to be lyrical, funny, and brilliant all at once, and Bloom is."
Bloom's trademark wry humor, dazzling prose, strong voice, and lively particulars can be found throughout Where the God of Love Hangs Out, as a student comes to terms with her roommate's murder, a mother and stepson share a dark secret, and two married middle-aged friends begin an affair, among other complicated entanglements.
"Amy Bloom's new stories are heartbreaking marvels of concision." – Elle Magazine
Amy Bloom's training and long experience as a psychotherapist bring an insightfulness and an understanding of complex emotions to her writing. She is the author two collections of prize-winning and acclaimed story collections, Come to Me and A Blind Man Can See How Much I Love You. She has written for The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, The Atlantic Monthly, Vogue, Slate, and Salon. She teaches creative writing at Yale University.
A book signing will follow the presentation. Books will be available for sale. Refreshments will be served.
This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Library's contributions to our Annual Campaign, and the author's appearance is made possible by Barrett Bookstore.


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Purple loosestrife has a well-deserved place on the Most Unwanted List for invasive plants in New York, but its beauty makes it a tough target for those seeking to maintain native ecosystems. (Nothing on the Pace Plant Don't Plant list is more appealing and problematic than purple loosestrife.) The flowering plant, with the scientific name Lythrum(…)


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MONDAY, May 2 (HealthDay News) -- Eating meals with their
families helps keep kids slimmer and healthier, a new study
Researchers pooled data from 17 earlier studies and found that
youngsters who joined family members regularly for meals were 24
percent more likely to eat healthy foods than kids who rarely ate
with their families. They were also less likely to suffer from
eating disorders.
Parents can "really relate to and understand" the findings,
published in the May 2 issue of
Pediatrics, said study lead author Amber Hammons, a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
"We wanted to look at the family's contribution to positive outcomes as it relates to nutrition," added Hammons. "It's important for parents to know what they can do, especially with obesity and eating habits; they want to know what role they can play."
Through an Internet search in 2009, researchers at the
university's Family Resiliency Center obtained relevant studies
involving almost 183,000 children and teens ranging from roughly 3
to 17 years old. They looked at the youths' eating habits, weight,
and whether they did anything harmful to control it.
Those who ate three or more meals a week with their families
were 12 percent less likely to be overweight than those who ate few
or no meals with their families, and 20 percent less likely to eat
sweets, fried foods, soda, and other unhealthy foods.
Eating five or more meals together reduced the likelihood of
poor nutrition by 25 percent, an analysis of eight of the studies
Kids who ate with their families also were 35 percent less
likely to engage in "disordered eating" behaviors aimed at losing
weight, such as binge-eating, purging, taking diet pills or
laxatives, vomiting, skipping meals or smoking.
Participants were deemed overweight if they had a body mass
index (BMI) at or above the 85th percentile, meaning that they were
heavier than 85 percent of children their age.
Eating two or more fruits and vegetables daily, and skipping
soda, candy and fried foods were included as a measure of healthy
While the study suggests that eating together as a family
confers a "protective" benefit on children, the reasons for that
were unclear. Some possibilities included the value of adult role
models, and adult intervention before poor behaviors became bad
habits, the study said.
Other research has found that meals prepared at home are more
nutritious, with more fresh fruit and vegetables, and less fat,
sugar and soda.
"We know that meals prepared at home are more likely to be less calorie-dense," said Hammons. But other factors such as communication during meal time might also drive the positive influence of family meals on health, she added.
"The future direction for research will not be looking at quantity of meals but at what is making meal time so important," she said.
Another expert, Connie Diekman, director of university nutrition
at Washington University in St. Louis, said the study gives "a good
overview of what research shows in terms of the importance of
family meals" on child health. But she cautioned about its
"Some of the studies have limitations, including some variability in collection of nutritional outcomes, diversity of ethnicity and gender, and how studies classified weight," Diekman said.
But even with those stumbling blocks, the study provides "strong
indications that shared family meals help boost nutritional intake,
control body weight, and potentially prevent disordered eating
patterns," said Diekman.
Children may imitate their parents, according to other research.
A survey by the American Dietetic Association Foundation found that
children identified their parents as their number one role models
and claimed that if their parents ate healthier foods, they would
too, said Diekman.
The authors of the current study say doctors should emphasize
the value of family meals for patients struggling with eating
disorders or obesity.
More information
To learn more about good nutrition, visit
American Dietetic
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This weekend, Jeff Bridges will be hosting SNL to promote his two upcoming films Tron: Legacy and True Grit. And, since you know why he's there, one promo references Tron's graphics while another presents the Coen Brothers as hand puppets.
Watch Jeff Bridges' SNL Promos with Fred Armisen
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