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Favorite Fall Flowers: Japanese Lanterns
I work at a flower shop a few days a week, and every week there's a particular plant that every single customer freaks out about. This week it's the Japanese Lanterns, and I can't say I blame them: they are adorable, and autumnal to boot.
Japanese Lanterns (also known as Chinese lanterns, bladder cherries, and winter cherries) are fascinating! They seem to be inflated, like festive balloons, and the "cherry" in the center stays bright orange, even as the husks dry into intricate lace (see the amazing photo here). The cherries are quite sour, chock-full of Vitamin C, and are used in jams, jellies, desserts, and traditional medicines, but the rest of the plant (as well as unripe cherries) are toxic!
• Japanese lanterns are fun to incorporate into an all-orange arrangement, providing height, texture, and whimsy, but I also like them on their own, plopped carelessly yet gracefully in a jar.
• I don't have a lot of experience drying them, but I've found if you buy fresh lanterns and keep them out of water (in a dry vase), the husks will stay bright and the stems will stay strong. Does anyone have any tips?
• If you have a garden- especially a south-facing garden- Taylor Miller of The Herb Companion has some growing tips.
• FruitsInfo has detailed information regarding Japanese lanterns' medicinal uses, as well as two recipes!
• Muza-chan attended the Hozuki Ichi (Chinese Lantern Festival) in Japan a couple of years ago, and her photos are amazing.
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I have a BUNCH of these in my bedroom. I got them a couple years ago (they are fake), and I LOVE them!
I remember that my parents once planted these against the side of the house for foundation cover. Not only were they extremely easy to grow, they spread like crazy, and were difficult to remove. Years after pulling up the stalks and roots we would still see the occasional plant spring up.
I also remember that we would try to dry them. While the orange pod would dry out well, the berries inside rotted and smelled. There must be another trick to doing this successfully.
Am I wrong to know these as Chinese Lanterns... am starting some sort of culture war? :)
On a serious note: are they different than what I have planted in my yard?
Whoops! Missed the separate reference to Chinese Lanterns! My bad... it's late in the day.
people are saying invasive plant grows under things - but arent they a tree? Have seen them on such here...
I LOVE these. So colorful and I love the shape.

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Daisy's back. She, her blue ball and her owner are off to the park. Somehow the cliche of dogs following squirrels doesn't feel overdone in this book. Daisy is distracted from her beloved blue ball and runs off in search of the squirrel. Raschka manages to convey the universal fear of isolation in the look of one forlorn little doggie. Daisy's guttural "aawoooooooooooooooo" emanates from a scared place that we share. Her subsequent reunion with her owner is equally emotional. Kudos to Raschka for a book that resonates across species.
Because this book is so relatable, I would definitely use it with my elementary students. I think I have enough books for that wordless book week I mentioned in another review. Now to think about the order of presentation. This book and A Ball Daisy would likely come early on in the week, maybe as openers, as they require a bit less interpretation than some other wordless books. Great warmup for drawing inferences and providing "textual" support for those inferences.
In my opinion, this is an interesting book. It uses only pictures to tell the story, and the only sentence used is on the first page saying, "Go get it, Daisy!" Intermittently throughout the book, the young girl also calls to her dog shouting, "Daisy!" This enables young readers and non-readers to understand the story without having the frustration of reading and decoding unknown words. Since this book tells the story through primarily pictures, the illustrations in this book are rather unique. They are painted in watercolors, and I believe that you would be able to tell other books by this author/illustrator just by looking at the pictures. The overall plot is relatable for children, depicting a young girl who loses her dog before being reunited with her at the end. It is simple and enjoyable for children to read and comprehend. I think that the big idea of this book is losing a dog. It gives hope that when a dog is lost, she will eventually find his way back.
Have you ever notices how often squirrels are the harbingers of disaster or chaos? Fortunately the mini-disaster of Daisy getting lost is short lived. Her human promptly comes to the rescue.
This is a really cute wordless book about a girl looking for her dog. The colors are so vibrant and they tell the story so much better than any words could. Very cute.
Daisy and her owner are outside for game of fetch, but when Daisy gets sidetracked after encountering a squirrel, soon Daisy finds herself lost. Both Daisy and her owner experience feelings of distress as they anxiously search for each other. Although there is very limited text, Caldecott Medal winner Chris Raschka explicitly tells the story through his expressive watercolor illustrations. Despite being a simple plot, this story perfectly captures the emotional roller coaster of getting lost and being found. Teachers in the early primary grades can use this book to facilitate conversations about what it feels like to be lost or to have lost something special and what it feels like to be reunited. This book also lends itself well to student commentary, composing his or her own narration for the mostly wordless story.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0449817415, Hardcover)Young readers, teachers, and librarians will be excited to follow Daisy the dog on her next adventure. With the same emotional intensity that he brought to hisNew York Times bestselling and New York Times Best Illustrated and Caldecott Medal-winning picture book A Ball for Daisy, Raschka has created a story that explores fear as only he can. Any child who has ever felt lost will relate to Daisy's despair upon finding herself in an unfamiliar part of the park after chasing a squirrel. In a nearly wordless picture book, Daisy encounters the unease of being lost and the joys of being found. Raschka's signature swirling, impressionistic illustrations and his affectionate story will particularly appeal to young dog lovers, teachers, parents and, of course, the legions of Daisy fans out there.
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Michael Collins has done much to promote the clarinet concerto repertoire of today's notable composers: he gave the premiere of John Adams' Clarinet Concerto Gnarly Buttons (which was written for him) at London's South Bank Centre conducted by the composer, and the UK and Dutch premieres of Elliott Carter's Clarinet Concerto.
Michael Collins is also in demand as a chamber musician, regularly performing with the Lindsay and Belcea string quartets, Martha Argerich, Stephen Hough, Mikhail Pletnev, Lars Vogt, Joshua Bell, Steven Isserlis and Isabelle van Keulen. In 2001 he was featured as International Artist in Residence for the 2001 Bath International Festival, and in June 2002 as guest artist in a series of chamber concerts with other eminent musicians at London's Wigmore Hall.
An appreciation by Edward Greenfield, critic and broadcaster . . .
It is a key sign of great artistry when a musician regularly magnetises the ear from the very first phrase. We all know and recognise the immediate and individual illumination of a Heifetz, a Casals or, in our own time, of pianists like Murray Perahia. It is a far rarer experience when we recognise this quality in a wind-player. Yet from his boyhood onwards -- when, at sixteen, he came first in the wind category of the 1978 BBC Young Musician of the Year Competition -- Michael Collins has played his clarinet with this supreme magic ingredient. There are dozens of recordings by the Philharmonia Orchestra (of which Collins was principal clarinet for six years), of The Nash Ensemble, or of The London Sinfonietta, when suddenly a clarinet melody will float out with new intensity. And similarly so in live concerts.
Though he works so well as part of a team, selflessly responsive to the needs of the music, he is primarily one of nature's soloists. Having made his American debut at Carnegie Hall, New York, as long ago as 1984, he is now increasingly devoting his career to playing concertos and giving recitals. Not surprisingly, many artists of comparable stature have been eager to work with him, among them the viola players Yuri Bashmet and Tabea Zimmermann, the violinists Dimitri Sitkovetsky and Joshua Bell, and the cellist Steven Isserlis.
Equally, composers such as Richard Rodney Bennett and John Adams have been inspired by Collins's playing to write important works for him, and over the years he has recorded a wide range of clarinet repertory, not just accepted masterpieces but new and adventurous works too. So as a coupling for his DG recording of the Mozart Clarinet Concerto with Mikhail Pletnev and the Russian National orchestra, he plays the formidable arrangement for clarinet of the Beethoven Violin Concerto, specially made for him by Pletnev himself.
Pletnev has become a personal friend as well as a musical partner, one whose comparable artistry, whether as pianist or conductor, provides an extra spur. Collins' experience as an orchestral and chamber player has consistently helped him not just in tackling difficult repertory but in working with conductors and others in the concert hall and recording studio. What delights him more than anything is to feel the direct communication that an artist can have with an audience, particularly in a recital. Like some singers, he loves, at appropriate moments in recitals, to talk and explain the music he is about to play - always a winning personality.
Specially close to Michael's heart is the work he does with London Winds, the group he founded in 1988 featuring a wide combination of instruments and of repertory. As well as appearing in concerts and at major music festivals in Britain, London Winds under his direction have appeared in many European countries, notably France, as well as in the United States and Canada. Australia, South America and China are now on the list for visits abroad. Recording is also an important part of the work that he does with London Winds, with major works by Beethoven, Strauss, Spohr and Ligeti already issued.
Since he made his Prom debut in 1984, playing Thea Musgrave's Clarinet Concerto, Michael Collins has regularly appeared at the Proms, scoring a great success at the Last Night in 1993 in Sir Malcolm Arnold's Clarinet Concerto No 2. Though he counts it almost an accident that he finally concentrated on playing the clarinet, rather than the piano (his first love), here is an artist who has brought home the beauties and glories of his instrument to the widest audience, as only his greatest predecessors have done.
EDWARD GREENFIELD, Formerly Chief Critic of The Guardian and long-standing journalist for Gramophone Magazine.
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Inflected formspumpkins (noun plural)
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- a coarse vine widely cultivated for its large pulpy round orange fruit with firm orange skin and numerous seeds; subspecies of Cucurbita pepo include the summer squashes and a few autumn squashes
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Eye on Video: How standards are changing the face of surveillance
Putting consumers in the driver's seat
Connecting a laptop to a monitor or projector, plugging a memory stick into a computer or even using a 3G phone overseas has become so commonplace that few people bother to think about the underlying technology that makes that possible. But the reason all those components from different manufacturers work so flawlessly together comes down to a single word: standards. Standards establish uniform engineering or technical criteria that vendors agree to adhere to when manufacturing their products.
The biggest beneficiaries of standards are end-users. Instead of being locked into proprietary solutions, standards allow them to pick and choose best-of-breed components from different manufacturers with confidence that all the pieces will work well together. Freedom of choice tends to increase competition between vendors — ultimately speeding delivery of better products to the market at a lower price as the market expands at an ever-higher rate.
Who Sets Standards?
Specifications only become standards once they have been ratified by a Standards Developing Organization (SDO). Some SDOs are worldwide, such as the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) which ratified such networking standards as Ethernet. There are also regional SDOs such as the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC) and national standards bodies such as the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
While "standards" has a very specific meaning, the term sometimes gets applied to products that have not been ratified by an SDO. The Internet Protocols (IP version 4 and version 6), for example, were not ratified by an SDO. Rather they were specifications worked out by several companies cooperating in the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), which produces specifications called Requests for Comments (RFC). These "de-facto standards" — the result of structured work by several companies — usually work as well as standards ratified by SDOs and often become widely accepted and deployed by the market.
Standards for the Video Surveillance Industry
In the analog world, regional organizations have ratified standards for the video signal coming from the analog cameras. One is NTSC, which is used in America. The other is PAL, which is used in Europe. Those standards — ratified in the 1950s — came from the television industry and have made it possible for analog cameras from multiple vendors to be used in a single system. However, since the standards are regional rather than worldwide, vendors still need different versions of their products for different markets, which add to development, manufacturing and logistics costs.
In contrast, most standards ratified for the network video world come from the IT industry and have the benefit of being worldwide standards. Standards relevant to video surveillance fall into three categories: networking, video resolution and video compression.
• Networking standards: Several networking standards facilitate the communication between the components in network video systems, including 802.11a/b/g wireless and Power over Ethernet (PoE). Providing a standardized way to deliver power as well as data communication over the same cable — the IEEE 802.3af standard for PoE — has had a huge impact on the growth of the network camera market (For more information, please see Fredrik Nilsson's story, "PoE and the New Proposed 802.3at Standard," available at SecurityInfoWatch.com and in the January issue of STE). There are also standards to ensure secure data transmission over IP networks such as IEEE 802.1X, as well as de-facto standards for managing IP addresses such as Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). In all, there are more than two dozen important standard protocols that network video devices should comply with in order to be truly interoperable.
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When Rockets starting point guard Pat Beverley broke his hand in Detroit versus the Pistons on December 21, the initial word was surgery was needed and he'd miss four-to-six weeks of action. Surgery was successful and it's approaching the fourth full week since the injury occurred. So naturally Beverley is saying he expects to be back very soon.
"I went to the doctor (on Monday) and he said I'll be back very soon," Beverley told SportsTalk 790 on Tuesday, during his weekly radio appearance. "I'm playing before the 22nd, so that's good news. I'm pretty excited about that."
Beverley said he's stepped up his rehabilitation, lifting weights, dribbling and trying to get his hand right. He said he has been shooting for a couple of days.
"I think the whole medical staff has done a great job," Beverley said." It's healing pretty well. I understand this is a work in progress, but we're going to take it slow and go from there. From what I'm hearing from the doctors, everything is good to go. We'll get some practice time and see how it goes with that."
The Rockets play in New Orleans on Wednesday, then have a five-game home-stand beginning the next night against Oklahoma City. They also host Milwaukee on Saturday and Portland on Monday before January 22. We'll soon see if Beverley has his return date pegged correctly.


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- Written by GLX on Wednesday, September 09 2009 and posted in Reviews
Amulet vol. 2
Holy shit. Kazu Kibuishi makes most creators looks like chumps. The art is stunning and should earn him A list status, in the comic community. His writing is sharp. The fundamentals are solid and he doesn't aim for grand statements, but for solid and consistent dialogue. Buy it now.
9* out of 10*
Batman and Robin #3
Well, that's was wild. No doubt that this was well written, but Pyg was a bit too odd. Still, Quitely brought the fire.
8* out of 10*
Ultimate Comics Spiderman #2
Another solid showing from Bendis and LaFuente. Mysterio, Kitty, and the mother/daughter crime duo bring the cool. Oh, and the interaction between Gwen and Peter was enjoyable.
8* out of 10*
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Global Frequency #7(2003)
God, that was brutal. Warren Ellis and Simon Bisley craft a vicious tale involving a group of terrorists led by a man who thinks that humanity is at its peak when there is war. Thankfully, the Global Frequency is there to stop them. Bisley's art is a bit off kilter, but it suits the story.
8* out of 10*
Fantastic Four #60(2002)
The first issue of Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo's legendary run is an interesting look at what makes the Fantastic Four tick. The writing and art are just charming. Waid clearly knows what makes the group tick. Check it out, even if you have a passing interest in the Fantastic Four.
8.1* out of 10*
Adventures in the DC Universe #1(1997)
Steve Vance and John Delaney deliver a by the numbers tale about the JLA. This version of the JLA is based around Grant Morrison's JLA roster. Every member of the JLA is dealing with a foe of their own(Superman vs. Parasite, Batman vs. Scarecrow, etc.) when they all manage to vanish from the fight. The comic plays it safe, on every front, and the ending doesn't help it at all.
5.1* out of 10*
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Hi everyone,am blathering from bed,my small man not feeling too well so,being a total soft touch,I have left him home from school even though he really only has a cold.We are now watching SpongeBob,relaxing into the day.He was just telling me about a football team his school played against yesterday called St.Peter and Paul's,their initials being pp,(pee pee)before roaring with laughter.The fabulous world of the ten year old boy!!
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Greg Laurie Daily Devotion - Aug. 6, 2007
Monday, August 6, 2007
In Conclusion…
"Vanity of vanities," says the Preacher; "Vanity of vanities, all is vanity."
—Ecclesiastes 1:2
Before I became a Christian, I was like most young people, looking for purpose and meaning in life. The thinking of the day was that we, the young people, were going to change our world. The adult establishment did not have the answers. Our faith in government was shattered. So we thought we would change things.
But after a little time, I began to realize that the youth movement had the same phony love and hypocrisy I had seen in the adult world. It was the same selfishness and emptiness of the generation that preceded it and the generations that would follow. It was only a pale version of what can really be known in a relationship with God and as you walk with His people.
On my high school campus, there was a very outspoken group of Christians who were not ashamed of the gospel. I went to one of their meetings and ended up hearing the gospel and giving my life to Christ. My life was radically impacted. God's promises started being fulfilled in my own life, and then I knew personally that Jesus Christ was real.
Having lived in the world for 17 years and having sampled many of the pleasures it had to offer, I knew the futility and emptiness of it all. I knew it was a dead-end street. I knew then that this world was empty. And it still is. As Solomon said, "Vanity of vanities . . . all is vanity" (Ecclesiastes 1:2).
So what is the answer? "Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is man's all" (Ecclesiastes 12:13). Without God, life is vain and empty.
For more relevant and biblical teaching from Pastor Greg Laurie, go to www.harvest.org.
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If a Sazerac and a Creole had a love child this would be it! A Sazerac is a cocktail that originates from New Orleans and uses whiskey or cognac as its base. With Pip's recent liking to the Creole, another whiskey cocktail with Gran Marnier and bitters, it seemed like a marriage made in heaven. The Pernod gives the cocktail a light licorice taste.
1.5 oz. rye whiskey
.5 oz Gran Marnier
.25 oz Pernod
2 dashes Angostura bitters
1 dash orange bitters
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The Tennessee 75
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.5 oz fresh squeezed lime
1 oz simple syrup
sparkling wine
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The Bloody Ginger
The name was invented before the drink. Through some free association, somehow the term Bloody Ginger popped into Pip's head and stuck. Thinking that ginger and whiskey would make a good pairing, this drink recipe was born.
First, make the Bloody Mary mix. This recipe for the mix will be enough for a dozen Bloody Gingers.
Bloody Mary mix:
1 quart tomato juice
.5 cup of wasabi powder
5 oz. jar of ginger juice
1 tbsp sugar
.5 tbsp salt
6 dashes Angostura bitters
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As Calvin's award-winning interview show, Inner Compass, heads into its 11th season, producer Jazmyne Fuentes reflects.
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From beating cancer to getting hitched, dozens of people came to the Blue Bridge Saturday to be celebrated by River City Improv.
September 29, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Filmmakers, composers, artists: a collaboration
Music student composed the scores and graphic arts students created the look for Calvin student films.
May 14, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Calvin in 24 sampler
Students, faculty and staff sent in more than 3,000 images in the all-day photo-stravaganza. See mermaids, Michelangelo and more.
October 08, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
In her own backyard
Mary Abma created a sculptural herbarium of every invasive species in her lawn.
January 12, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Rangeela Is February 24-25
Traditionally Rangeela, an international variety show at Calvin College, celebrates the songs, dances, costumes and dramas of the many cultures that make Calvin home.
February 20, 2006 | Myrna Anderson
Students win Goldwater Scholarship, honorable mention
Calvin student Melissa Haegert receives honorable mention for the Goldwater Scholarship.
April 18, 2008 | Myrna Anderson
Helping out at Cook Library Center
Students are helping with the homework and hanging with the kids at Cook Library Center.
October 19, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Researching the CRC's work with Cuban refugees
The CRC's embrace of Cuban refugees in the 1960s—a signal event in CRC history—opened the denomination to other cultures.
July 05, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Grains of Hope
The Calvin Theatre Company tells the stories of refugees from many countries who now call Grand Rapids "home."
April 12, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
Yonker is Professor of the Year
This year, Julie Yonker received the senior class' highest honor—and the traditional donuts.
April 30, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
Worship Apprentices
The worship leaders of tomorrow are being groomed today at Calvin College thanks to an innovative apprentice program that sees students spend an entire school year learning to lead and support worship.
May 31, 2003 | Myrna Anderson
CTC performs The Mystery of Edwin Drood
In this musical adaptation of Dickens' unfinished mystery, the audience chooses the outcome.
November 01, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
One Goldwater, three honorables
Last summer, as Cheri Ackerman was working to isolate a protein, she put in a lot of hours in the "cold room"—one of the walk-in refrigerators in DeVries Hall that are kept at four degrees Celsius (or 39 degrees Fahrenheit).
April 29, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
The Next Idea
A year in the making, Senior Design Projects push students beyond their engineering disciplines
June 01, 2011 | Myrna DeVries Anderson '00
Researching the mighty phage
Summer research projects pair two students with two professors in the study of bacteriophages.
June 10, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Meeter Center hosts institute for high school teachers
In 16th-century France, Protestants and Catholics living in the same village wrestled with questions like the following: what if your Protestant grandson wants to marry a Catholic girl? High school teachers will have the opportunity to wrestle with these and other related questions via "Making Sense of the Reformation."
September 01, 2008 | Myrna Anderson
Q&A: Japanese tsunami
Calvin professors talk about earthquakes, tsunamis, nuclear power, radiation and the resiliency of the Japanese people.
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In addition to asking you questions, your doctor may do a physical exam. He or she may check for jaundice, which is a yellowing of the skin and eyes. Your doctor may also feel your abdomen (belly) for signs of abnormal fluid buildup, called ascites. Your doctor may also want you to have one or more of the following tests done to provide more information about your health. Why so many tests? The doctor can't feel your pancreas during a physical exam. It is sometimes hard to view on an X-ray, too. These tests can help.
A CT scan can show a tumor in the pancreas. It may also show if the cancer has spread or has blocked the bile ducts. CT scans take pictures from many angles with an X-ray beam. A computer combines these pictures, giving the doctor a detailed cross section picture of the pancreas.
To have the test, you lie still on a table as it slowly slides through the center of the CT scanner. Then the scanner directs a continuous beam of X-rays at your body.
A CT scan is painless. You may be asked to hold your breath for a short time one or more times during the scan. In some cases, you will be asked to drink a contrast medium before the scan. Then you may be asked not to eat anything until after a second set of pictures is taken. You may also get an injection of contrast dye into a vein in between the sets of pictures. The dye allows your doctor to better see certain tissues. Some people have a flushing reaction to the injection. Be sure to tell your doctor if you have a strong reaction to contrast material, such as hives or trouble breathing, or if you have had a reaction in the past.
A PET scan may be done in combination with a CT scan. For this test, a radioactive substance, usually bound to a type of sugar, is injected through a vein before the body is scanned. The radioactive sugar substance collects in cancer cells, which will show up on images. This test is not as specific as CT scanning, and is never used alone to diagnose pancreatic cancer.
This test can show tumors in your pancreas and bile ducts. It is better for spotting small tumors than a CT scan. Ultrasound uses sound waves that bounce off your pancreas. A computer creates an image from the bounced-back sound waves. During a standard ultrasound, the sound waves come from a wand-like instrument that is placed on your skin over the abdomen and aimed at the pancreas. For an endoscopic ultrasound, the image of the pancreas is taken from inside your body, which allows for a better picture.
For an EUS, the doctor uses a thin, lighted tube called an endoscope. He or she inserts it down your throat, through your esophagus, and into your stomach. This lets your doctor view your stomach and the first part of the small intestine. At the tip of the scope is an ultrasound device which bounces waves into the nearby area, including the pancreas, to make an image of it. During the test, if the doctor sees anything suspicious, he or she may take a sample of tissue, known as a biopsy.
This test is an X-ray image of the common bile duct and the pancreatic duct taken from inside your body. The doctor inserts a long, flexible tube called an endoscope down your throat. He or she passes the tube through your esophagus and stomach, then into your small intestine. The doctor slips a smaller tube through the larger tube into the bile duct and then the pancreatic duct. Then he or she injects dye through the tube into your common bile duct and pancreatic duct. The doctor then takes X-rays of the area to look for any areas that might indicate blockage by a tumor. If your doctor sees anything suspicious, he or she may take a tissue sample, known as a biopsy, and check it for cancer.
This test is similar to an ERCP except it uses an imaging test called magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to help see what's happening inside you instead of an endoscope. MRCP can show both the bile duct and the pancreatic duct without the use of an endoscope passed into the duct. This test uses magnets and radio waves to take pictures of your pancreas.
This is an X-ray image of the bile duct. The doctor puts a thin needle into your liver through the right side of your abdomen. He or she injects dye through the needle. The dye highlights blockages, which can then be seen in the X-ray. This test is only done if an ERCP cannot be done.
Giving a small sample of your blood for testing can give your doctor information about your overall health. While there is no specific test that finds pancreatic cancer, blood tests can show whether any jaundice is due to a blockage in the bile duct or to another cause, such as liver disease. If you have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, your doctor may give you a special blood test, called CA 19-9 to track the activity of pancreatic cancer cells.
The results of these tests may be enough to rule out or diagnose cancer. Or you may need more tests. To be sure you have cancer, the doctor may remove tissue from your pancreas. This is called a biopsy. The biopsy can be done during some of these tests, such as the EUS or ERCP. Or it may be done separately.
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News article from 1947 about Julius Nelson - a typewriter artist who wrote several books on the subject. An interesting interview where he gives good advice on typewriter art - or artyping as he liked to call it. He organized a competition every year, and received thousands of entries.
He also worked with "typewriter mystery games". They were basic instructions such as "type Q four times, press return" which resulted in an image. There is an example in the article. It seems that he wrote books about typing well into the 1980s.
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A Hull school is looking to appoint an English Teacher on a fixed term basis initially from September.
The ideal candidate will have knowledge of the curriculum throughout Key Stage 3&4 and will have a proven track record of delivering results for their students.
This school has excellent facilities and teachers can really enjoy the new modern facilities that this Academy provides.
Randstad Education has been supporting teachers and schools for 20 years and acknowledge the privilege of impacting school children of all ages throughout the UK on a daily basis.
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Supporting students from Year 7 to 11, you will have an excellent grasp of examining boards and schemes of work for Secondary English. If you can also support to A Level, this would be extremely advantageous.
Although the role is initially on a temporary basis, you will be expected to undertake the same duties as if employed on a permanent basis. This would include planning and marking of work, staff meetings and parents evenings.
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Due to the location of this school, it has a very diverse cohort of students and teachers in this school are well versed in supporting varying needs of ability.
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Definition of guru in English:
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Pronunciation: /ˈɡʊruː /
1A Hindu spiritual teacher.
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- Hindus who have a guru strive to receive spiritual initiation from him.
- Similar new castes have been established as the need arose by gurus and priests throughout Hindu history.
- Hinduism is a combination, a collection, of all the teachings and practices of thousands of rishis, gurus, philosophers, mystics and teachers throughout many centuries.
1.1Each of the ten first leaders of the Sikh religion.
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- Sikh leaders, gurus and elites were written about, but not dissenting movements, religious mobilisations, and the diversity of cultures within Sikhism itself.
- They celebrated the 338th birth anniversary of Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth guru of Sikhs, with a variety of functions on Sunday.
- The Gurudwara has facilities for lodging and boarding for visitors and Sikh gurus who come from outside Bangalore, during cultural and religious meets.
2An influential teacher or popular expert: a management guru
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- To some, he is a management guru and business consultant, while a few see him as an entrepreneur.
- Forget voice-coaches, image consultants, PR experts and makeover gurus; it's Lydia who can make you a star.
- Bookshelves creak under the weight of books written by business gurus on how to manage a company, how to increase personal potential and to achieve success
expert, authority, leading light, professional, master, pundit
informal buff, whizz, boffin
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Civic group urges UNHRC to solve 'comfort women' issueUpdated: 2014-06-17 10:00:58 KST
A civic group that fights on behalf of the victims of Japan's wartime system of sex slavery has delivered a petition to the United Nations to call for the prompt settlement of the highly emotive issue.
The petition, organized by the Korean Council for Women Drafted for Sexual Slavery by Japan, was signed by one.five million people from around the world.
The civic group is expected to call for a resolution to the issue at the 26th session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on Tuesday.
The group also plans to give a presentation highlighting the brutality of Japan's military during and before World War Two.
Around 200 thousand women, mostly Koreans, were forced into sexual slavery during Japan's colonial rule of Korea in the early 20th century.
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What a perfect way to start the 2014 season with one of the most intense rivalries in baseball today. The Cardinals and Reds will play each other six times of the first nine games to start the season beginning this afternoon at Great American Ball Park.
The Cardinals are the defending National League champions and are one of the favorites to return to the fall classic this season.
They got their ace Adam Wainwright on the mound today and will be opposed by the Reds ace in Johnny Cueto.
This rivalry has always been intense and it all started with the Yadier Molina-Brandon Phillips brawl in 2010. It will be the second time in 20 years, that both teams will play each on opening day.
One of the major storyline that will be a huge focus on the 2014 season for the Reds is new centerfielder and speedster Billy Hamilton, who stole 13 bases in his debut last September and will be leading off this season and playing center field.
"Opening day is big in the minor leagues, but nothing like here," Hamilton said.
Much of the focus will be on how the Reds handle their injuries. Cincinnati opens the season with eight players on the disabled list. The impact players on the list includes starter Mat Latos, closer Aroldis Chapman and catcher Devin Mesoraco.
It wasn't a very good spring for Cincinnati. Latos tore cartilage in his left knee while throwing and had surgery the day camp opened. Chapman got hit in the forehead by a line drive and will be out for at least two months. Nobody else on the active roster has significant experience closing games in the majors, so new manager Bryan Price will go with the "closer by committee."
"It seems like we have caught some bad luck," Joey Votto said. "A lot of teams deal with this. It's very common. I think we're a resilient team. I think we're deep in talent and I think we can withstand this."
The Reds failed to catch St. Louis last season, settling for a wild card. They went to Pittsburgh and lost the one-game playoff, the third time in the last four seasons that Cincinnati couldn't get past the first round.
Dusty Baker was fired and replaced by Price, a former pitching coach who has helped developed a lot of pitchers, to reach their full potential.
"All we can do is be optimistic going into the season," Price said. "We know that we have the bulk of our team intact. We know we have some guys getting healthy and they're on the way.
"But we can't lower expectations or we'll play to those expectations and not be as good as we should be."
Wainwright went 1-3 in four starts against Cincinnati last season with a 7.77 ERA. In his last two starts against the Reds, he gave up 18 hits and 15 runs in only eight innings. He lasted a career-low two innings in one of those starts. So, this obviously favors the Reds right?
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2900 Black Partridge Lane
Valparaiso, Indiana, 46383
Commute to Downtown Valparaiso
Most errands require a car.
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2900 Black Partridge Lane has a Walk Score of 31 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in Valparaiso. Nearby parks include Glenrose Park, Two Hundred East Park and Berkley Park.
Nearby schools include Flint Lake Elementary School, Immanuel Lutheran School and Montessori School Of Valparaiso.
The closest grocery stores are Strack & Van Til, Nature's Remedies, LLC and Town & Country Food Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Dunkin' Donuts and Phil-B's Cafe & Coffee House. Nearby restaurants include Jade Garden, SUBWAY® Restaurants and El Amigo Restaurant.
2900 Black Partridge Lane is near Valparaiso University.
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Zip codes lauded for their popularity with young professionals and families are ripe for real estate investment
If you're in search of a locale to launch a new business or invest in real estate, a recent analysis by the real estate website, RealtyTrac.com may shed some light on some regions that may have been off your radar.
In its analysis of 83 zip codes nationwide, RealtyTrac narrowed the list to the top 25 "hipster" zip codes when it comes to scoring returns on your real estate investment.
Real estate experts in highly rated hipster zip codes in Minneapolis, Seattle and Alexandria, Va., agree that densely populated urban areas with high walk scores –commonly inhabited by young professionals and families – make good locations for real estate investment. And, because they are hot spots to live in, small businesses in these locations thrive, too.
To understand why, it's helpful to first understand how RealtyTrac defined hipster areas for its analysis. (Hint: It has nothing to do with fixed gear bikes or mustaches.)
RealtyTrac analyzed markets with large populations in the 25 to 34 age range, zip codes with a minimum of 50 percent rental occupancy, and areas where at least 20 percent of the population commutes by foot or public transportation.
For purposes of the analysis, "hipsters" are simply young professionals that value easy access to a city, its conveniences and public transportation.
It's hardly a surprise, then, that investments in "hipster-preferred zip codes carry high rates of return.
In RealtyTrac's fifth-ranked Alexandria, renters enjoy proximity and access to the Washington's Metro rail system and the city's beltway, which means easy commuting to Maryland or Washington.
"From an investor's point of view, a zip code like that, which would have great access to the city but it would also have good access to other places people need to go, is going to be very desirable," says Suzanne Granoski, a real estate agent in the Alexandria and Arlington, Va., areas.
In Alexandria, investors see the area as a safe place for their money because people new to the metropolitan D.C. area are more likely to rent than buy property, Granoski says.
Popular areas translate into higher rents, lower rates of vacancy and fewer foreclosures – all favorable aspects for a real estate investor.
But investors aren't the only parties that can benefit from such popular zip codes. These areas also present unique opportunities for small businesses to thrive, supported by the local community.
Residents in the community feel a sense of duty and responsibility for small businesses, says Mary Bayat, president of the Northern Virginia Association of Realtors and a resident of Alexandria. "We support them because we all have to do it… I feel we don't want to lose the quality of life and those small businesses are part of the quality of life."
The same is true for the Twin Cities, says Pat Paulson, a real estate agent with Exit Realty Metro in Minneapolis. "It's kind of a self-reinforcing cycle; the businesses are looking for highly populated areas where there's population density, and where there's disposable income." He says that in turn, neighborhoods that have a diverse collection of local restaurants, bars, stores and coffee shops are attractive to new residents and businesses.
In Minneapolis, the trend for young people is to bike to work or a friend's house, or take the bus, says Dave Doran, who is also an agent with Exit Realty. Three Minneapolis zip codes that made RealtyTrac's top-25 list all boast proximity to its downtown area with city conveniences within walking distance.
Doran, a property owner in one of Minneapolis's hottest zip codes for more than a decade, says vacancy is not even a "remote concern." Investment in popular areas holds promise for rising property value, and little worry for finding tenants to fill openings.
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Seattle University School of Law is proud to announce the launch of its Summer Practice Academy. The Summer Practice Academy, with programs beginning in the summer of 2014, will offer comprehensive certificate programs that will deepen practitioners' understanding and skills in specially selected practice areas. These programs will go beyond the typical CLE, offering intensive and interactive content and skills development taught by successful practitioners and law school faculty who are experts in those areas. There is no more comprehensive training program for lawyers in Washington, and we are confident that our Summer Practice Academy offerings will provide an exceptional and high value experience for participants.
Mastering Legal Writing Certificate Program
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In response to many requests, Seattle University School of Law will bring its No. 1 ranked Legal Writing Program to the legal community with the program Mastering Legal Writing. Be prepared for an exceptional experience tailored specifically for practicing attorneys. For more information contact Professor Laurel Oates.
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The state will not pursue an appeal of the preliminary injunction, instead focusing on opposing the permanent injunction.
In the ruling, the judge said that could encompass those who haven't broken the law, rendering it problematic.
U.S. District Court Judge Sarah Evans Barker says the law violates the constitution's due-process and search-and-seizure provisions.
While the state argues it's merely trying to enact and enforce immigration laws, the ACLU of Indiana thinks the state is overstepping its bounds.
The bill requires employers who contract with or receive grants from the state to verify their employees' legal status.
The Senate Education committee heard testimony on a bill prohibiting illegal immigrants from paying in-state tuition at Indiana colleges and universities.
Opponents say the bill could lead to legalized racial profiling of Indiana's Hispanic population.


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Geo maps! Back to my roots…
The new Geological Map of Italy, 1 at 1,250,000
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What the World's Biggest Websites Looked Like at Launch -
Since the rise of the Internet in the '90s, the web has shown no signs of slowing down. We've watched the birth and evolution of social media, e-commerce and online video entertainment. It's hard to imagine that the treasured websites we all use today were at one point just scribbles on a pie…
The ingenious photography of Ted Sabarese highlighted in my latest SciAm post: What Kind of Fish are You? | Symbiartic, Scientific American Blog Network
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vector maps of fluid motion created by filming jellyfish in their native habitats - a post I wrote for SciAm last week (via I Heart Copepods. You should, too. | Symbiartic, Scientific American Blog Network)
hey, who's that? (via Artists help push science forward | The University of Chicago)
(via BENEDETTA BONICHI TO SEE IN THE DARK)
it doesn't get prettier than this (via Designer Ron Arad Reinvents the Wheel | Crisp Green)


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