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Name: Jeffrey Yu
Profession: Ob/Gyn Medical Resident
Working at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital in New York City, Jeffrey Yu often has to put in 26-hour shifts on weekends. "There's really no way to catch up on the sleep," he says, because he has to work again at 6 a.m. on Monday. His coping strategy: Five to six cups of coffee during the long shifts and maybe a few minutes of shut-eye on the beds the hospital provides. It's hard on his body, he says. Even after eight or nine hours of rest, he's still groggy.
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We can't stop our love for Infinity Shred's jams, "Void Ripper" is their new single and the first off of their forthcoming album Sanctuary, due out in September of this year on Paracadute (that's OK Go's label, for those of you playing the home game). Really excited for these guys, they're definitely going places!
Great to see Ary from Anamanaguchi and Peelander Red from Peelander-Z making cameos in the video!
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I loved this track when we first posted it a few months ago, but now the band formerly known as Starscream has put together a gnar video to go along with it. Keep with the video past the first minute and a half — skateboards forever and ever.
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Something To Ponder (life in my eyes)
This is for everyone that thinks their life isn't worth living, or feel there is nothing to live for……it's only my view…..but I hope you understand where I'm coming from….even just for a little bit…
Love yourself, even if you feel no one else does.
Trust me, when push comes to shove sometimes, it's only yourself that can make you press on. Don't worry about people that think ill of you.
Most of the time they see something in you that they wish they had.
Take life as it comes; some of the best laid plans never work.
But that doesn't mean you can't have a direction. Just make sure you remember that life happens and that there are as many ups as there are downs. Don't dwell on your failures, everyone makes mistakes. It's the way most people end up learning to be better. Be there for your friends as much as possible. Cause when things get tough for you, they'll remember what you did for them and return the favor. It's o.k. to get mad at your parents, but remember, they were your age too. Try not to be so negative when something goes wrong, you can always try again until you get it right. School isn't something to be taken lightly, though it might be boring most of the time there are some good things to get out of it. When I find out what those things are, I'll let you know. Don't use the word love so lightly. It's one of the most amazing words humans have come up with. And one of the most painful things to lose.
Don't be afraid to be soft hearted, sometimes it helps you grow. Don't grow up too fast, immaturity is something that keeps the boundaries of serious and fun strong. Don't worry, well don't worry about things that are completely out of your grasp. It seems impossible but when you think about it enough it will make sense.
Your future isn't set in stone, so don't do something just because everyone else is doing it. Your voice is powerful, and when you speak people do listen. Just don't let that go to your head. Don't be so hard on the younger generation, they haven't lived as long as you have. Sometimes they need a little help in the right direction, and not told how stupid they are. Listen, even if you aren't interested, sometimes it's not understanding that someone looks for, it's just an ear to talk to. Blaze your own trail whenever possible, sometimes it just feels good to do something no one else has tried. Don't look back too often or one time when you do you might miss something in front of you. Work towards your dreams no matter how hard it gets.
When you reach that dream the most memorable part of it will be how you got there. Listen to your grandparents, they're a well of knowledge. Talk to people, not at them. Every once in a while stop and take a look around. You'll notice things you didn't even know where there. Smile, it doesn't take much and can brighten up not only your day but everyone else's. Remember always that family is something that you should hold close. They'll be there to listen to your problems, cheer you up, and help if they can. Don't be afraid to speak your mind, sometimes the best said phrases are left unheard. Don't try to be someone your not, in the end you won't feel any better. Laugh, it's the best part of life sometimes and can often help heal your scars. Don't worry if you haven't found that special someone. It's likely while you look for them, they are looking for you. When you find each other remember how hard you looked for them. And work just as hard to keep them by your side, you'll find they will too. Get married, or don't get married, don't let outside influences force you to do anything. Travel whenever possible, it's easy to forget there's a big world outside of your home. Enjoy the finer things in life, don't be afraid to sing with any song you like. Dance when you want to, you don't need to be good at it as long as it makes you feel good. You will get old, your music will be "out of date" and your style will be considered "lame". So remember that when you comment on your parents music, your turn will come. Try not to be hurtful, sometimes when you're frustrated with someone you can do it without knowing.
Having said that, remember when someone is angry sometimes they say some things they don't mean.
But If it's the only thing you take from this, just realize that it's your life.
Do whatever you want with it, just keep in mind we effect everyone around us.
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Tomorrow is the 25th annual observance of World AIDS Day. This year's theme–Shared Responsibility: Strengthening Results for an AIDS-Free Generation—calls for collaboration between governments, researchers and the community to improve the lives of people with HIV/AIDS.
While there is no cure for AIDS, there has been significant progress in prevention and treatment:
- The number of new HIV infections in 2012 decreased by 33 percent compared to 2001.
- A powerful new combination of anti-retroviral therapies have lengthened the lives of HIV-positive patients.
- By the end of last year, 10 million people had gained access to life-saving anti-retroviral drugs, which dramatically decreased AIDS-related deaths.
- Adding new drugs to the pipeline and increasing availability of existing treatments can further reduce AIDS-related mortalities and increase the life expectancy of those with HIV.
A New Challenge
As the HIV-positive population ages, cardiovascular disease has become an increasing concern. Recent studies have demonstrated that HIV infection is associated with an increased risk of atherosclerosis and coronary artery disease, although the reasons are not currently clear.
Seed funding from Concerned Parents for AIDS Research has allowed my colleagues an I to initiate studies to characterize HIV-triggered inflammatory pathways that alter lipid metabolism in ways that lead to heart disease. We found that several HIV proteins trigger macrophages (a type of white blood cell) to develop features that promote the formation of atherosclerotic plaques. As we continue this research, we hope to identify new therapies to decrease the risk of atherosclerosis and improve quality of life for individuals living long-term with HIV.


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December 27, 2008 – Last night I swam in a sea of squids and neon jellyfish. I went to the Laughing Squid Unholiday Party. It was great! It was MY kind of party – art and social media! Woo! I was in heaven!
Sometimes I go to these events not sure of who I'll know there or who I'll meet. It's always been a pleasant surprise. I did see some friends as well as met some wonderful new people! I just love being a Social Media Butterfly!
The party was held at an as-yet-unnamed art gallery in San Francisco. It is a live/work space run by housemates Jeff Herzbach, Jessica Hughes, and Andy Fusso who lives part time near Mt. Shasta. Andy had on the most amazing knitted vest! It houses Venusian Gardens West, a showcase of wonderfully glorious Neon Sculptures by artist Eric Ehlenberger. The neon jellyfish were so beautiful and befitting of the Squid Party!
Our host and hostess for the night were Scott Squid Beale and Lori Dorn. Scott is known as the primary tentacle of Laughing Squid, a site and newsletter which promotes art, culture and technology from San Francisco and beyond. (If you live anywhere in the San Francisco Bay Area, you need to sign up for this newsletter!) Even though it was held in an art gallery, the party was unpretentious. People were encouraged to bring leftovers and a bottle of wine to share. The vibe was friendly and even cozy. I met Lori Dorn for the first time last night – she was so nice and gracious, great people the Dorn/Beale's.
It was nice to see Doctor Popular(artist and yo-yo champ), Irina Slutsky (reporter for Geek Entertainment TV), Tantek Celik(http://www.microformats.org), and Kevin Rose(co-founder of Digg.com), again.
In addition I met a lot of new people! I met Shelley Rae O'Conner(Shelley's Place – A Place for Entrepreneurs, Creative Geniuses and others of Brilliant Mind!) and Info Diva(Independent Solo Renegade Information Pro)! Both were fun amazing women! They introduced me to Anna Billstrom(blog – Adventures in Email Marketing). I also met Lenore Edman(Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories). Lenore and I were dressed very similarly! Both of us were wearing dresses, mary jane heels and pearls! I also met Geri and Carl. She works for Adobe I believe. She had the most amazing necklace! Most importantly I met a kindred spirit – Trixie! We both love libraries and vintage! (Actually libraries were a repeating theme in my night) Loved her and her husband John's style! (I know why now after I looked at their website-Maskharat.org!)
Lastly, I met Violet Blue! I've seen Violet's name and face quite a few times over the internet this last year, so it was really fun to meet her in real life. She's San Francisco's real life Sex in the City Carrie Bradshaw,an author, blogger (http://www.tinynibbles.com/), and she was as sweet as can be.
We had a musical surprise mid-party! Two DJ's had spun the night away, but then The Mark Growden Trio walked through the crowd with their instruments, set up, the crowd circled around and were swept up in their bluesy folky sultry sounds. Mark himself played several instruments as well as sings.
Quite a magical night overall!
For more magical pics of the night please see my flickr photostream here.
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It's not the most original plot in the history of cinema -- the good guys stumble into a large drug shipment and try to turn it into a windfall -- but Tarantino fuels it with just enough witty repartee and character quirks to prevent it from decelerating into just another road or caper movie. And director Scott packages carnage glossily enough to make it feel more substantive than it is.
So the film has a lot going for it -- sharp dialogue, bravura acting, sexy leads, attractive packaging, and a hip soundtrack. But the bottom line still boils down to killing a few people, selling some dope, and living happily ever after. Apparently, in 1993, that's what passes for True Romance.
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13000 Cypress Way
Spanish Fort, Alabama 36527
Airport Phone: 1 251 633 4510
Hotel direction: 49.9 km E
Follow Airport Blvd and then merge to the right onto I-65 S. Merge to the left towards Pensacola, Florida when the road forks and becomes I-10. Take exit 35 A on your right after crossing the Mobile Bay Bridge and turn left onto Highway 98. Turn right onto Bass Pro Drive. Make an immediate left onto Cypress Way.
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
Airport Phone: 1 850 436 5000
Hotel direction: 83.7 km W
Start going NW on Airport Blvd toward College Blvd. Turn Left on 9th Ave/ CR-289. Turn Right on Bayou Blvd/FL-296. Merge onto I-110 N. Keep left to take I-10 W towards Mobile. Take I-10 Exit 35 toward Daphne/Spanish Fort/Fairhope. Turn right off the exit onto Highway 98 and take an immediate right onto Bass Pro Drive. Take an immediate left onto Cypress Way.
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
Airport Phone: 1 228 863 5951
Hotel direction: 128.7 km E
From airport, take Airport Rd to US-49 then go right on US-49. Take I-10 East toward Mobile. Go through tunnel and across the Mobile Bay Bridge. Take Exit 35 toward Daphne. Left at end of exit then right on Bass Pro Drive. First left to Cypress Way
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I've seen this a few times here on Tumblr, so I decided to post the photo I took. I feel a certain affinity for this mural not just because of the beautiful picture and how it emotes pure ecstasy, but because two weeks prior to this photo I saw this painting in progress. I saw the artist at work with his paints. I've never seen a piece of artwork in progress and so this meant something. It was my first summer living in New York City, I was given just a taste of the tantalizing city and I knew immediately that this place would always be special to me.
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Nominated by Franklin D. Roosevelt on February 20, 1936, to a seat vacated by Charles Casper Simons. Confirmed by the Senate on March 3, 1936, and received commission on March 6, 1936. Served as chief judge, 1948-1959. Assumed senior status on July 1, 1960. Service terminated on April 29, 1972, due to death.
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New Release: PETE VAN DYK & THE SECOND HAND BAND – Telephone EP
If you like your rock n' roll with a serious case of the blues, look no further than Hamilton-based outfit PETE VAN DYK & THE SECOND HAND BAND. The boys have been on our radar for some time now and their debut effort is something of epic proportions – we're sure you'll agree.
That said, check out the Telephone EP in the embed below – we're really digging all the songs on this one. Just for the record though, we're rather smitten with Devil Has A Daughter.
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Marvel Fans Heartbroken at Totally Permanent [SPOILERS] in Uncanny Avengers That Won't At All Be Reversed Next Issue
- Written by ThanosCopter on Wednesday, November 27 2013 and posted in News with Benefits
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Warning: Spoilers follow for Uncanny Avengers #14.
Marvel fans across the globe were devestated upon reading Uncanny Avengers #14, which featured the totally permanent, absolutely final deaths of Rogue, Scarlet Witch and Wonder Man.
The issue opened with Rogue stabbing Scarlet Witch, a mutant with reality warping powers and vague 'chaos magic' abilities that allow her to do just about anything, with bone claws, a result of her borrowing Wolverine's powers. Rogue, who also possessed Wolverine's healing factor, was then stabbed by the Grim Reaper, and was then roasted alive with dark energy, reducing her to a skeleton. Finally, Wonder Man, who has died at least three times in the comics and is made up 100% of energy, sacrificed his body to give Scarlet Witch enough energy to finish some sort of spell, which will probably lead to a deus ex machina climax next issue.
All three of the deaths are thought to be absolute, with no obvious plot device (such as magic, healing factors or energy bodies) existing to bring them back. "Whhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhy?" wailed Kellie Miller, a 32 year old accountant from Batesville, Utah. "Why would they kill off all these characters in such a permanent and fitting way?"
Writer Rick Remender was pretty firm that all three deaths were final. "Oh yeah, I really killed all three characters," he said in a totally non-sarcastic tone. "Especially since both Rogue and Scarlet Witch are appearing in major Marvel movies over the next two years. I really killed them dead. Like permanently," he said, emphasizing the last word with air quotes.
Marvel views the deaths as absolutely necessary, and is prepared to go without all three characters for an extended amount of time. "We've told all of our writers not to use Rogue, Scarlet Witch or Wonder Man for at least a week or two," said one Marvel executive. "After all, it's not like Uncanny Avengers is heavily dealing with time travel right now."
With all three characters dead, fans are unsure what to expect next issue. "I'm certainly not expecting at least two of the characters to come back to life next issue, that's for sure," said Miller. "That sort of stuff just doesn't happen in comic books."
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The state once aimed to buy a big chunk of the Everglades. But that was before Dexter Lehtinen came along.
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When Joette Lorion publicly quit Friends of the Everglades, some environmentalists scoffed
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An estimated 295 exabytes of digital information is stored around the globe. Some of it's on digital tapes, most of it's on hard drives.
If you turned that information into physical books, says Dr. Martin Hilbert of the University of Southern California, you could cover the entire landmass of the United States and China 3 books deep.
Wrap you mind around it another way, explains Hilbert and his fellow researchers, and the world's stored information is "315 times the number of grains of sand in the world [but] less than one percent of the information that is stored in all the DNA molecules of a human being."
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KHS fall athletes recognized with awards
KANELAND—Kaneland High School athletics released their slate of Fall Sports Awards, with each sport trumpeting the best it had to offer, with some All-Northern Illinois Big XII honors thrown in for good measure.
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8th in Class 2A for Lady Knights XC
KANELAND—With six of seven athletes reaching a personal best mark, the Lady Knights unit accumulated a score of 225 at the State race at Detweiler Park in Peoria, Ill., on Saturday, good for eighth place of all...
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Peoria next stop for Lady Knights cross-country
BELVIDERE, Ill.—All KHS coach Doug Ecker could have hoped for was a consistent and smart race by his girls cross country team.
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Lady Knights XC sees season continue with third place
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Younger Lady Knights go west
KANELAND—Under sunny skies in Sterling, Ill., a younger KHS girls cross-country lineup was trotted out to deal with the field spreading from Iowa City, Ia., to Schaumburg, Ill.
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ELBURN—Even with some assets sick and injured, Kaneland girls cross country still saw noteworthy efforts at its own showcase.
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Kaneland girls XC runs roughshod over foes
KANELAND—It might be too early to measure Kaneland girls cross country's progress on the basis of Tuesday's encounter with East Aurora and the JV squad from Yorkville, but the Lady Knights will take the good fortune where...
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Girls XC looks to better health for success
KANELAND—It's been ideal running weather in mid-August. Good enough for KHS coach Doug Ecker and the Lady Knights cross-country team to take advantage of.
- Posted August 18, 2011
Kaneland Middle School Wrapup—Part I
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Victoria Clinton of Elburn finished first among all women ages 1-11 in the 12th annual Hustle Up the Hancock in Chicago. Over 4,000 people competed in the 94 floor climb up John Hancock center in a fundraiser...
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A campaign staffer for Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Janssen has resigned over his use of a vulgar slur to refer to state Sen. Danielle Conrad.
Janssen, a state senator from Fremont, announced the resignation of Jeremy Jensen on Friday. Jensen had recently been hired as field director for Janssen's campaign for governor. Before he was hired, Jensen used the vulgar slur in reference to Conrad in a private posting on his Facebook page.
Janssen initially told news organizations this week that he disapproved of Jensen's comment, but did not plan to fire him. On Friday, Janssen said Jensen's conduct "is clearly not reflective of my campaign or my values and his resignation is appropriate."
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The Mayor of Bucharest Sorin Oprescu asked the Education Ministry to cancel classes on 9 May, for the final game of the Europa League Championship which takes place in Romania's Capital, the municipality informed today (Fri). The municipality wants to avoid traffic jams in the city centre.
More than 30,000 foreign football fans and over 600 journalists are expected in Bucharest ahead of the all-Spanish Europa League final between Atletico Madrid and Athletic Bilbao. The match will take place in the newly built National Arena in Bucharest and will kick off at 9.45 pm, local time.
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Brendan Constantine, September's Writer in Residence, was born in 1967 and named after Irish playwright Brendan Behan. An ardent supporter of Southern California's poetry communities, he is one of the region's most recognized authors. He is currently poet-in-residence at the Windward School and regularly conducts workshops in hospitals, foster homes, and with the Art of Elysium. His latest collections of poetry are Birthday Girl With Possum (2011 Write Bloody Publishing) and Calamity Joe (2012 Red Hen Press). He lives in Hollywood, California, at Bela Lugosi's last address.
How do you do? Brendan Constantine here with my last blog as "writer in residence" for P&W. Thanks for visiting with me today.
A while ago, I came across this comment in response to an L.A. Daily News article about efforts to appoint L.A.'s first poet laureate: "The economy is in shambles, people are looking for work and the city wants to hire a poet? This is the most absurd thing I have ever heard of! I am so glad that I moved away from Los Angeles!"
Wow. How do we begin to respond to that? How does a poet help a city? Isn't it a waste of time and resources when people are desperate? Why do we need poets at all?
Those are worthy topics. But in the days since the story appeared I've noticed something else. Many of the poets I know have, or have had, reservations about identifying as such. Some of them seem to have internalized the prejudice displayed in the opening quote. More about that in a moment.
First, let's face it, the term "poet" is pretty laden (indeed, even "leaden") with associations. Even after I'd begun to write poetry in earnest, I shrunk from using the title. It sounded like bragging, or worse, likening myself to the most extreme stereotypes of self-absorption. To call myself a poet was like telling people I made a career of being tragically misunderstood.
Yesterday I had lunch with poet Mindy Nettifee. Like all the poets mentioned in this post, she's received grants from the Readings/Workshops program to present her work—meaning that, on some level, she's publicly owned the title of "poet." But when I asked her if she'd ever had reservations about it, she said, "Are you kidding? I still sometimes feel like I've just told people I'm a really famous mime in Texas." I laughed out loud for five minutes.
Today I started calling poets I knew and asked the same question. I caught poet Kim Addonizio in an airport—come to think of it, I never asked where she was going, oh well—and she said that for her, the title of poet was something that had to be deserved. Writing one poem wasn't enough. Writing two or three was still tourism. "I had to earn my stripes," she said.
But there's no day that stands out as the one when she knew she'd crossed a line into the territory of legitimacy. She just noticed that she had been calling herself a poet.
"It's a ridiculous thing to call yourself," says poet Doug Kearney. "I mean, what does it actually say about what you do? A painter's title contains a verb. So does 'singer' or 'sculptor,' 'dancer,' etc…. But a poet is a...what...a poem-er?"
Kearney does identify as a poet and began to do so around the time of his fellowship with Cave Canem, a renowned writer's conservancy with a focus on African-American authors. At some point in his residency, being daily in the company of other poets who regarded him as one of them, he passed through an initiation. But again, he noticed only in retrospect.
So what's the big deal already? Do you call yourself a poet? There's no shame in it, is there? No licenses to practice, no tribe with the power to vote you off an island. Do you have associations with the term (or expect others will) that give it a bad light?
Poet Julianna McCarthy, who happens to be my mom, has been writing poetry for quite some time. She has a degree and body of published work. And yet, this evening, she said over the phone, "I still can't do it. I have to change the syntax so that instead of saying I'm a poet, I say 'I write poetry.'"
This isn't going to end cleanly, by the way. I don't have any answers and I'm not blaming poets for opinions like the one appearing at the top of this post. I will say that whatever it is about poetry that inspired such passionate criticism may be related to whatever it is that stops some of us from going public.
In my first post I said: "People invent poetry as a means of expressing something they can't easily say. The desire to talk about special things in a special way, the desire to change, elaborate, or deliberately misuse language for the purpose of greater communion is all but universal."
I wish to add that when I say "people" I don't necessarily mean poets. Poetry predates the job of poet. In ancient Greece and Rome, the words for poetry refer to something "made," a thing, even a formula. In Arabic cultures it can mean to "ask" or inquire. It may also mean to "perceive." In China and later Japan, poems are "sacred words," "temple words."
Who needs temple words? Everyone outside the temple. Who needs to ask or perceive? Anyone who would answer, who would face another questioner. Who needs to make a thing out of words? Anyone unmade by speechlessness.
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