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M210X 2000 ANSI Lumens, XGA (1024x768) DLP Projector
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CPWX625 LCD Multimedia Projector, 4000 ANSI Lumens, RGB (1024 x 768)
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PLC-XL50 2000 ANSI Lumens LCD Short Throw Projector XGA (1024 x 768)
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For most adults, eating is a pleasure and something
to look forward to. Whether it's the crunch or
creaminess, the sugar or spice or simply the taste of
a favorite food, a meal or snack can be the best part of the
day. But for those managing a chronic health condition
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For more than 20 years, Bill Haberlin of Trumbull suffered
from gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), also known
as acid reflux. He experienced heartburn—a burning feeling
in the chest behind the breastbone—after every meal.
Sometimes he had a sour taste and a burning sensation in
his throat. "Taking antacids helped," he says. "So I carried
around bottles of it wherever I went. I had a bottle in my
car, one in my briefcase, one on my desk at work and one
on my nightstand. I didn't go anywhere without antacids."
Bill's symptoms—the burning in his chest and throat, the
sour taste—were caused by acid that traveled in the wrong
direction…from his stomach back up into his esophagus.
The culprit was Bill's faulty lower esophageal sphincter
(LES—a muscular ring where the esophagus meets the
stomach). The LES wasn't closing properly after he ate or
drank. (See illustration on page 2.) When the LES opened
at the wrong time or didn't close tightly enough, stomach
acid went up into Bill's esophagus and caused his symptoms.
For years, Bill visited his gastroenterologist, Gregory
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(prescription medication) as needed. Dr. Soloway regularly
examined and tested Bill's esophagus for damage with
a five-minute test called an upper endoscopy.
An upper endoscopy test involves sedating the patient
and then passing an endoscope (a long, flexible tube with
a light and video camera on one end) through the mouth
to look at the esophagus (as well as the stomach and the
first part of the small intestine called the duodenum). In
addition, the physician takes a sample of tissue (this is
called a biopsy). In Bill's case, it was from the lining of
the esophagus.
Then, about a year ago, one endoscopy and biopsy revealed
that the repetitive wash of stomach acid on Bill's
esophagus caused him to develop a serious
condition. Bill had Barrett's esophagus.
Barrett's esophagus is typically diagnosed
in men who are middle-age or
older and who, like Bill, have had
GERD for many years. Over time,
the cells that line the esophagus
are destroyed by the acid and are
replaced by cells that can lead
to esophageal cancer. Approximately
1 in 200 people with Barrett's esophagus
will develop esophageal cancer
each year.
"Until recently, patients with Barrett's esophagus
had only one option: watch—with routine endoscopies—
and wait," says gastroenterologist Andrew Bedford, MD,
one of Dr. Soloway's partners. "When cells in the esophagus
begin to change into cancer, it is called dysplasia. For
those whose Barrett's turned into cancer, surgery to remove
the esophagus became necessary."
Surgical removal of part or all of the esophagus is a difficult
and long (four to eight hours) procedure. "After the esophagus
is surgically removed, the stomach is moved up into
the neck," says Chief of Gastroenterology George
Abdelsayed, MD. "Following surgery, the patient's quality
of life is significantly impaired. Patients may have trouble
with a regular diet and may have to eat softer or mashed
foods, avoid liquids at meals and stay upright for one to
three hours after eating."
Bill knew the devastating effects an esophagectomy (surgical
removal of the esophagus) could have on a person's
lifestyle. "One of my good friends had Barrett's,"
he says. "It developed into esophageal cancer and he had
his esophagus removed. That's something I'd never want
to experience." And with his own Barrett's diagnosis, Bill
was deeply worried.
Then his worst fears were suddenly alleviated. Dr. Soloway
and Dr. Bedford determined that Bill would be a good candidate
for a new procedure for treating Barrett's esophagus.
"I got a call from Dr. Bedford out of the blue last fall,"
remembers Bill. "He told me about a new, state-of-the-art
treatment that might help eliminate my Barrett's, and that
Bridgeport Hospital had the equipment to do it."
Dr. Bedford has particular expertise in this gentle,
non-surgical option: radiofrequency ablation
(RFA). RFA uses bursts of energy to
pinpoint and destroy pre-cancerous
cells in a patient's esophagus. If done
early enough, the abnormal tissue
will not turn into cancer.
"When Dr. Bedford asked me if
I'd be interested in having this
procedure, I burst out with, 'You
can count me in as long as you don't
have to cut me open!' After hanging
up the phone, I immediately went
online to research the technique," Bill
remembers. He called Dr. Bedford back
about an hour later. "I told him, that's the procedure
for me. I'm a preventive kind of guy and I want to
do everything I can to prevent the Barrett's from developing
into cancer. The thought of cancer was always in
the back of my mind. I was going for endoscopies and
biopsies at regular intervals and I would always hope
the doctor would tell me, 'Yep, all's clear. See you next
time.' You never, ever want to hear that it's developed
into something else."
A few weeks later, Bill was accompanied by
his wife, Carol, to Bridgeport Hospital
for the 40-minute procedure. After Bill
was sedated, Dr. Bedford inserted a
thin tube (called a catheter) fitted
with a tiny balloon into Bill's esophagus.
Dr. Bedford inflated the balloon
to open up the area of the
esophagus to be treated and then
delivered short bursts of energy to
heat the tip of the catheter. With a
light touch, the catheter destroyed the
diseased tissue on the very surface lining of
Bill's esophagus without harming the healthy
surrounding areas or layers of skin. Dr. Bedford
then gently and easily scraped off the abnormal cells.
"After just one session, this procedure can destroy 98 to 100
percent of the diseased tissue," says Dr. Abdelsayed. "If new
abnormal cells develop, the procedure may be repeated."
Most patients who receive RFA to treat Barrett's esophagus
never need surgery.
"Research shows that the most common side effect patients
experience is temporary, mild pain in the chest area, which is
easily managed with medication," continues Dr. Abdelsayed.
"For about a week, it hurt to swallow," remembers Bill,
"but I was back at work the very next day after the procedure—
and it was a Friday!"
"This is a procedure that can prevent cancer cells from
developing in the esophagus," says Dr. Bedford. "More
than 90 percent of patients are free of Barrett's after this
procedure. Just as removing polyps from the colon reduces
the risk of colon cancer, removing Barrett's cells allows
patients to rest assured that they are doing the
utmost to protect themselves from developing
esophageal cancer."
Bill is thrilled with the results.
"Today, my doctor says that more
than 90 percent of the area is covered
in healthy tissue, reversing the
years of damage to my esophagus,"
he says. "I am so pleased I had the
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weight of ongoing stress and
worry has been lifted from my shoulders.
I couldn't be happier!"
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The Nürburgring is Charles Pic's favourite circuit to race on, but Giedo van der Garde has never driven a F1 car there...
The Nürburgring is Charles Pic's favourite circuit to race on, but Giedo van der Garde has never driven a F1 car there.
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Charles Pic: "After quali in Silverstone Giedo, Cyril, Heikki and I went back to Leafield for a great staff and family event at the factory. They'd had a barbecue and then we took part in a Q&A session with everyone who'd gone and one of the questions I was asked was what's my favourite track to race on. The answer is Nürburgring and I explained that I don't really know why it's my favourite, it's just the feeling I have racing there - it's very special! I won there in Formula Renault 3.5 and I was on the podium in GP2 so it has a lot of happy memories for me and there's just something about getting a lap right there that feels very good.
"In terms of the atmosphere it's a bit like Silverstone. It's always very busy, the stands are full and when you come into the stadium section it's a bit like racing into a football arena. The fans can see a lot of the track so they have a great view and they really know about motorsport. I've not raced in F1 there yet - last year we were at Hockenheim, but I'm sure it'll be a great weekend.
"I think the track should also suit us quite well. We made some progress in Silverstone, in quali when I put together the best qualifying lap of my season so far and in the race where we had better pace than we'd had for a couple of races, and we added a few new parts to the car, mainly around the floor. We'll have a couple more small updates for Germany and it'll be good to continue the positive trend we've regained since last week in the UK. We have a bit of a gap after Germany before Hungary so it'll be good to leave the Nurburgring after a positive race, having got ourselves back to the performance levels we've targeted for this season."
Giedo van der Garde: "Germany is going to be a great race, partly because the track is relatively near home for me so there will be a lot of Dutch support there, and because it's a track I've always gone well at. Throughout my career I've won races there in all categories - I know that's not going to happen this year but, as a rookie, when you go to a track you know really well it means you're on it right from the first lap and that helps us maximise the time we have in every session, as long as the weather stays dry which it looks like it should!
"It'll be the first time for me around the Nurburgring in an F1 car but I last raced there in a GP2 car back in 2011 so I know quite a lot of what to expect. Like Spa the weather can change very quickly so we have to pay very close attention to the forecasts and, even though the track is used a lot outside F1 weekends, the grip levels still improve quite a bit over the weekend so the long run work we'll do on Friday will be very important for the race. The track itself is mostly made up of low to medium speed corners - apart from T5 there's not a lot of really high speed stuff but despite that it's still a very good track to drive on. You can build up a good rhythm and that's one of the keys to a good lap."


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Because Plunkett and Eli Manning's eras are the exact same right?I think Joe is the most overrated player in the history of the game BUT he played in a completely different era and he won the single most significant game in pro football history. He's in mroe for what he meant to the game than what he actually accomplished on the field.
the elite one was mediocre last night. One week good Eli the next bad. If that doesn't say elite I don't know what does.
****ing Tynes and Coughlin blew it. Dude was elite on that last drive.
This junk guy seems to contradict himself on almost everything he says, from one post to another. You guys should quit trying to argue with him, he clearly has big issues...


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Monthly Archive for December, 2010
Let's count down the Houston sports year: 15 … 10 … 5
Here we are at the end of another wonderful sports year in the great City of Houston. Can it get any better than this? Well, yeah, but let's try to make the best of a bad situation. Oh, I know some of you expect me to be negative all the time, but I have no […] [Read More]
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Brett Coomer/ Chronicle Rice third baseman Anthony Rendon is projected as a high pick in the 2011 Major League Baseball amateur draft. Rice junior third baseman Anthony Rendon, who is expected to be among the first few picks in the 2011 Major League Baseball draft, said he has been cleared for all baseball-related activities. Doctors […] [Read More]
UFC 125 primer
Saturday night's UFC 125 event from Las Vegas hasn't really garnered the kind of attention that has been afforded UFC events as of late. And that's okay, because what the 11-fight card lacks in star power, it more than makes up for with a lineup of what should ultimately be crowd-pleasing cage action. Take the […] [Read More]
Rice basketball programs finish year on winning notes
Both Rice basketball teams ended 2010 on a winning notes: • The Rice women posted a 97-50 victory over Texas State on Thursday night in San Marcos. The 47-point victory was the second-largest for the Owls under coach Greg Williams. Rice beat UTEP 83-32 on Jan. 27, 2006. Forward Jessica Kuster, a 6-2 freshman, continued […] [Read More]
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AUSTIN — Texas defensive back Aaron Williams will skip his senior season with the Longhorns and enter next spring's NFL draft, he announced Thursday in a statement released by the school. Williams, who started 23 of UT's last 26 games and was generally considered the team's best cover cornerback despite playing the nickel position, has […] [Read More]
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UFC 125 press conference news & notes
LAS VEGAS — A few news and notes from today's UFC 125 press conference that was held at the MGM Grand. – The biggest news of the day came before the official start of the press conference when Dana White announced the official retirement of Chuck Liddell. White also revealed that Liddell is the new executive […] [Read More]
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MUSH Medicinal Mushroom Blend for Pets is a full spectrum medicinal mushroom formula designed to support your pets health. A mixture of equal proportions of Cordyceps (Cordyceps sinensis), Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum), Maitake (Grifola frondosa), Shiitake (Lentinula edodes) and Turkey Tail (Trametes versicolor), MUSH is complete with polysaccharides, glycoproteins, and anti-inflammatories for healthier joints and increased mobility, and overall immune system support. In traditional Chinese medicine these mushrooms are frequently used for the immune-boosting properties. Taste-tested and approved by dogs, cats and horses. Powder easily mixes in with wet food. Made fresh for every order, this unique mushroom blend has a shelf life of three years.
MUSH contains equal portions of five mushroom species. Listed below are the five species followed by their targeted therapeutic effect:
Available in 125 g and 1 lb powder.
Review Rating: 5
Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer: Fungi Perfecti
Ingredients - Freeze-dried, powdered mushroom mycellum grown on Certified Organic brown rice
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Mix 1/4 teaspoon per 20 pounds of body weight into your pet's wet or dry food, once per day.
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Mushroom powder is great for my dogs
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Use this every day for my dogs, I mix with food. I love this for my dogs.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Mushroom powder to build Immune system
By Pet Mom
I had been told by my holistic vet to use this for my old dog who had been developing lumps and bumps. It has worked he hardly Has any now. It didn't take away what he had, I had those surgically removed but has not developed anymore. I highly recommend this product. Also beware NOT all mushroom powders are equal.
Not willing to stop now
By Golden Mom
from Corolla, NC
Not willing to give up now. My one older dog shows a lot more energy and the other one his kidney values have improved a lot since being on this. Giving it mainly for cancer prevention.
Not willing to stop
Have had several dogs die of cancer and want to do something to prevent it not just treat when it occurs. So I started this along with several other things. I also had a dog with renal failure and his numbers were slowly inching up. I started him on this and with his next blood work all his numbers were back in the normal range. This is something that hasn't happened for 3 years now. Pretty sure this is the reason, but not willing to stop it at this point.
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This seems to be palatable and has not caused adverse effects thus far. It was recommended to me for my older lab by her holistic vet.
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I would buy this item again!
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I gave this to my Boxer because he had a cyst growing and his hair was thinning. After giving him MUSH Medicinal Mushroom Blend along with some Omega supplements, he has a lot of energy and he has a full body of hair and the cyst is healing. I will be keeping him on this!!
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Natural Healing for Our 11 year old Lab
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In Oct 2013 our 11 year old lab/retriever's hind legs buckled and no longer had the strength to use her back legs and was not eating. Dr ruled out cancer and gave her anti-inflammatory meds. We looked on Only Natural Pet's website to see if there was anything else we could do for her. We found MUSH and read other pet owners comments. We tried MUSH as she was ending the vet's meds. Each day she was getting stronger and got back the strength and her back legs within 2-3 days. She's all better and happier now and we continue to give MUSH to her as part of a daily supplement.
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Good for Immune Function
By karenkb
from Orlando Florida
I decided to buy this when my immunologist asked ME to take a mushroom complex for my immune system illness so I purchased a human equlivent. When my dog was found to have a liver tumor, we needed to ramp up his immune system so this is a good way. Our only problem is that his stomach is so sensitive, he cannot take the recommended dose without diarrhea. I will back off to a few sprinkles per meal. Start slow, you can always add more but once the tummies get upset, it can take a while to get them calm again.
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By SammyCat
from Toronto, Ontario
This has many mushrooms in it, which are great for the immune system,it's a lot of powder, you only use a 1/4 tsp per 20 Lbs of bodyweight. It's very easy to add to my cat and dogs food. It doesn't appear to have any taste.
Great product...would always have around
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My dog had 2 cancers prior to using this product and thank goodness she has been fine ever since and she is about 16 years old.
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Dr. Roger L. Simpson is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon and current president at Long Island Plastic Surgical Group, the largest and longest running private academic plastic surgery practice in North America. Dr. Simpson is known for his considerable expertise in facial paralysis treatment, serving as the director of Long Island Plastic Surgical Group's Facial Reanimation Center. He performs a range of procedures designed to help restore form and function to facial areas affected by injury, disease, or other factors and is also an expert in hand surgery in New York. Dr. Simpson is currently the Director of the Residency Training Program in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Nassau University Medical Center, where he also holds positions of Chief of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Chief of the Hand Surgery Service, and Director of the Burn Center. Roger L. Simpson, MD has been trained and educated at some of the most respected medical institutions in the world, and maintains a distinguished teaching and lecturing career in addition to his clinical practice.
Long Island Plastic Surgical Group (LIPSG) was established in 1948 and maintains its reputation as one of the premier plastic surgery practices in the United States. LIPSG doctors are committed to the safest treatment possible and quality patient care. The practice operates a fully equipped surgical facility that has been accredited by the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities, Inc. LIPSG oversees nine Centers of Excellence within its practice, including Breast and Body Cosmetic Surgery; Non-invasive and Surgical Facial Rejuvenation; Post-Weight Loss Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery; Breast Reconstruction Surgery; Skin Care and Age Management; Burns and Complex Wound Management; Facial Reanimation and Peripheral Nerve Repair; Microsurgery and Hand Reconstruction; and Pediatric Plastic and Craniofacial Surgery.
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I am teaching a class which involves teaching students what can be gained from a Bible software program such as Accordance. Is there a way to capture what I am doing with small quicktime movies? I have QuickTime Pro 7.x. Or is there another program that might be better? Thanks.
You may want to look at this:
It is free, but is limited to 5 minutes of video. The good thing is that they host the video on their site so it is accessible from the internet.
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Posted 21 November 2007 - 12:45 PM
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Jing Project is currently a free program, but SnapzProX is a bit more than free ($69).
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Posted 28 November 2007 - 11:02 AM
No animation, but with the proper audio commentary it could work.
Posted 28 November 2007 - 09:53 PM
You can always take a series of static screen grabs and put them together in a quicktime movie.
No animation, but with the proper audio commentary it could work.
That is actually a better idea than what I had, thanks!
Posted 20 February 2009 - 10:16 AM
It's not cheap, but then again it's for those people who are really into it.
"Teach the way of God in Accordance" (Matt 12:14, NIV-Accordance edition)
"Those who live in Accordance (with the Spirit) have their minds set on what the Spirit desires." (Rom 8:5, NIV-Accordance edition)
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Posted 12 March 2009 - 08:10 AM
I prefer screenflow, best bang for the buck imo.
I'm still learning ScreenFlow, so can't comment on that program. However, if you are going to use Grabber for static shots, consider importing them into KeyNote or PowerPoint. Once you've got the slide show ready, record your lecture while you are actually teaching [I've done it. It works just fine.]. Save the recording when you are done.
PowerPoint will then allow you to save as a movie. Keynote's options are more extensive, allowing you to export as a QuickTime movie, Flash presentation, or even a podcast. Way cool!
If you decide to post it on the web, let us know. I know I'd like to see it!
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Mac: Early 2011 17" MBP (8,3), 2.3 GHz Quad core, 16 GB RAM, Mercury 6G 480 SSD + 1.5 TB HD, OSX 10.10, Yosemite
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Posted 12 March 2009 - 08:35 AM
I just found another option for you on the web. Its called "ProfCast" and can be downloaded here: http://www.profcast.com/public/. It promises to make producing and publishing podcasts a "no-brainer." I've downloaded the trial version (15 days), but haven't evaluated it yet.
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Timothy P. Jenney, Ph. D.
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Mac: Early 2011 17" MBP (8,3), 2.3 GHz Quad core, 16 GB RAM, Mercury 6G 480 SSD + 1.5 TB HD, OSX 10.10, Yosemite
iPhone 6 plus 64 GB iOS 8.4
Posted 25 February 2010 - 05:17 PM
Recording your screen and audio is now an included feature in the new Quicktime in Snow Leopard.
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InfoAge Hosts National Broadcasters Hall of Fame and Induction Ceremonies
The National Broadcasters Hall of Fame takes you back to those innocent days of old-time radio. Days when a simple turn of the dial was the key to entertainment, and words alone created clear images of people and places. There has never been such a unique collection of artifacts, exhibits, displays, recordings, film, and memorabilia which so vividly portrays the glorious history of broadcasting.
At the Hall of Fame, you can hear the best-loved old-time programs in their entirety, and you can watch many of your favorite radio personalities on film. You can enjoy looking at and touching vintage radios. You can see old microphones, earphones, photographs and memorabilia of famous broadcasting celebrities.
The Hall of Fame is a place where the old and the young learn. It is educational, nostalgic and FUN. Even more, it honors the geniuses who turned an invention into an industry, and pays tribute to the men and women who became heroes through their voices.
The National Broadcasters Hall of Fame and Museum (hereafter referred to as the Hall and Museum) represents a command dedication to preserving the history of broadcasting in this country. It is the culmination of the efforts of the Schreiber Family to ensure that the importance of the radio pioneers and this communication media to our nation is neither forgotten nor lost, but remembered and honored.
The Hall and museum were founded by newspaper publisher Arthur S. Schreiber, in response to a suggestion by his son Josh, who constantly enjoyed heating about old-time radio and its stars. The original Hall opened in Freehold, New Jersey on May 1, 1977, and housed and displayed artifacts, photographs, memorabilia, and equipment from the past that preserved vivid images of the-radio broadcasting industry and its principal pioneers. Since its opening, the Hall and Museum have entertained and educated millions of people on the history of radio and its pioneering broadcasters.
The Hall and Museum also salutes and honors the men and women who made broadcasting a communications marvel in the 1930'x, 1940'x, and 1950'x. There are currently 89 inductees in the Hall, including such radio broadcasting giants as Gracie Allen, Jack Benny, Rosemary Clooney, Ralph Edwards, Arlene Francis, Benny Goodman, Bob Hope, Al Jolson, Kay Kyser, Edward R. Murrow, Frank Sinatra, Paul Whiteman, Walter Winchell, and Rudy Vallee.'
Induction ceremonies from 1977 until 1993 were conducted in New Jersey and New York. Consistent with plans to relocate the Hall and Museum to California, induction ceremonies in 1994 and 1995 were held in Beverly Hills (at the Beverly Hilton Hotel) and Anaheim (at The Disneyland Hotel), respectively. In 1996 induction ceremonies returned to New Jersey.
In 2001 the collection was moved back to New Jersey to the former Belmar Marconi Station, now know as Camp Evans. Founder Arthur Schreiber felt it appropriate the Hall should be located at site built by the father of wireless and radio Guglielmo Marconi.
During the Summer of 2002 the members of the New Jersey Antique Radio Club (NJARC) adopted the collection. They began making plans to set it up in the building Mr. Schreiber had selected for the collection. Due to delays in the transfer of the building the club began preparing the former chief engineer cottage (building 9003) as a temporary location for the collection. A portion of the collection is on display with hands-on radio science experiments for school group visits.
2008 NBHF Induction Ceremony
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Here are some photos from previous years' events:
Gracie Allen
Amos 'N' Andy
Goodman Ace
Dinah Shore
Milton Berle*
Frank Sinatra
Edward (and Pegeen) Fitzgerald
Perry Como
Al Jolson
Brace Beemer
Ezra Stone
Ronald Reagan
Rosemary Clooney ...
Eddie Bracken
Arthur Anderson**
Celeste Holm**
** Visited InfoAge @ Camp Evans for Induction.
Views of the revitalized Hall of Fame - 2006-09-16
The Hall of Fame has been relocated to the Radio Technology Museum. There it is among Radios and Receivers; some of which are from the era when Radio Broadcasts and Theater was popular.
Visit the exhibit in its' new location and relive some moments in time from your youth.
RETURN TO A GOLDEN ERA - The former Hall of Fame in Los Angeles
Thanks to a generous gift from the New Jersey Broadcasters Association, the National Broadcasters Hall of Fame has returned to New Jersey for revitalization and display at InfoAge at Camp Evans. Official Press Release Summer 2001
--- NJ Antique Radio Club prepares old Marconi Chief Engineer's cottage for Spring 2004 reopening of NBHF.
The cottage will house the hall until the building selected by Mr. Schreiber for the hall is transferred by the U.S. Army Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) office. BRAC is five years behind schedule.
July 18, 2001--- The National Broadcasters Hall of Fame arrives at Camp Evans. Thanks to the New Jersey Broadcasters Association this historic collection will be saved!
This is the North American Vans Line Truck at the Camp Evans security office. The collection is safely stored away.
About National Broadcasters Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame opening recorded in Congressional Record - Senate April 19, 1977.
Hall Founder - Mr. Art Schreiber
The Audio and Video Collection Curator - Mr. Frederick W. Shay
The Radio and Artifact Collection is cared for by the New Jersey Antique Radio Club
News Articles on the NBHF
June 22, 2001 Press Release: Broadcasters Hall Of Fame is returning to New Jersey.
Collector seeks new home for hall of fame - Star Ledger - 8/20/1995
A SUPER STORY: Film buff chronicles career of serials' Man of Steel - Star Ledger 8/20/1995
Mount Arlington's Shay is celluloid collector supreme - Roxbury Register - 9/21/1995
The Greatness of Early Radio - Monmouth, Sunday Register The Magazine of the Sunday Register - 4/24/1977
NBHF Mementos
Art Schreiber - founder of the National Broadcasters Hall of Fame (NBHF), passed away October 2012.
The original museum was opened during 1977 in Freehold, NJ. It was later moved to California where it was open until 2000.
In 2006 the Hall of Fame was reopened by the New Jersey Antique Radio Club in a historic WWII building at Camp Evans on the former Belmar Marconi Wireless Station. Camp Evans, a National Historic Landmark, is managed by The InfoAge Science Center.
In 2007, Art was at Camp Evans to host the 2007 NBHF induction ceremony. His family reported Art was very pleased to hear the news last week that Camp Evans was designated a National Landmark.
InfoAge and the NJARC are honored to continue Art Schreiber's work of sharing the joy of radio and the talents of the broadcasting stars with future generations.
All the members of InfoAge, the NJARC and the InfoAge organizations are saddened at this news.
Celeste Holm, InfoAge National Broadcasters Hall of Fame Inductee, honored on Broadway upon her passing.
CAMP EVANS, WALL TWP, N.J.--The lights on Broadway were dimmed Wednesday, July 18, in honor of the late Oscar-winning actress Celeste Holm, who was a 2007 inductee into the National Broadcasters Hall of Fame (NBHF) at the InfoAge Science History Learning Center and Museum in Wall Township. Broadway theater marquees were to go dark at 8 p.m. that evening for one minute in tribute to Holm, the Associated Press reported.
Holm, who died July 15, 2012 at age 95 at her apartment in New York City's Central Park West, gained fame onstage in Rodgers and Hammerstein's ''Oklahoma!'' and won an Oscar for her role in the movie ''Gentleman's Agreement.'' In an acting career that spanned six decades, she played a host of memorable characters on stage and in movies and television. Holm is one of 97 inductees to date in the NBHF at the Wall site.
"We were honored to host Celeste Holm at InfoAge and induct her into the broadcast Hall of Fame here five years ago, " Fred Carl, the InfoAge Center director, said. "She was quite charming, gracious and appreciative of the distinction we conferred upon her. We're delighted to have this forum in our museum campus where we memorialize so many greats in the fields of broadcasting and entertainment such as Ms. Holm."


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I've been reading many articles lately about a new breast cancer study. It seems to show that routine mammograms do not prevent women from dying of breast cancer, or from having mastectomies. Can you please clarify: Are yearly mammograms useful?
Sally Cascella, RN, Clinical Coordinator at The Norma F. Pfriem Breast Care Center at Bridgeport Hospital, responds:
Many women are confused by the recent headlines. In an attempt to provide accurate, consistent information to all of our patients, we looked to the Breast Center physicians for guidance. Under the direction of our Medical Director, Jerry Malefatto, MD, and our Assistant Medical Director, Glen Reznikoff, MD, and after consultation with numerous other Breast Center physicians, a position statement was created.
The information that I pass on to our patients offers sound advice. The study the question refers to was in the October 20, 2001 issue of the British medical journal The Lancet. This journal published a critique of seven earlier studies that were designed to see if mammography is effective in preventing breast cancer. The authors felt that five of the seven studies were poorly designed, so they excluded them from their analysis. Based only on the remaining two studies, the authors of the article concluded that mammography has not been proven to prevent women from dying of breast cancer, or to help them to avoid mastectomies.
In spite of this recent report, we at The Norma F. Pfriem Breast Care Center believe that overwhelming data from many well-designed and well-conducted clinical studies do support mammography.
A mammogram is a safe, low-dose x-ray of the breast. A high-quality mammogram is the most effective tool for detecting breast cancer early. Current mammogram machines allow us to see tumors too small to be visible using the techniques of 10-20 years ago. Detecting breast cancers while they are still small allows more treatment options. It could even mean saving your breast—or your life.
Between 1973 and 1998 the yearly number of new breast cancer cases rose about 46%. During that same time, the death rate from breast cancer has declined. Why have we found more breast cancers while a smaller percentage of women is dying from the disease? The most likely explanation is the recent advances in mammography.
We at The Norma F. Pfriem Breast Care Center agree that women should be aware of the new research, and of all their choices for breast cancer prevention and treatment. However, we continue to recommend routine screening mammograms to women over age forty. And it's worth noting that US Secretary of Health & Human Services Tommy G. Thompson recently came out with a similar opinion.
Any of our physicians will be happy to discuss at length these issues and any concerns you may have.
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"This Italian Wine Cookie recipe was handed down through many generations. Thay are a crisp, not-too-sweet, EASY TO MAKE cookie that are great with coffee or tea."
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3 cups
all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon
baking powder
3 tablespoons
white sugar
1 cup
dry red wine
1/2 cup
vegetable oil
1/3 cup
granulated sugar for decoration
The easiest cookie recipe ever. Although to improve the flavor slightly I added about a teaspoon of vanilla and a half of a lemon peel chopped finely. Half the batch I coated with regular sugar like the recipe suggested, the other half I added a little color and coated them with small, round, colored sprinkles.
Wasn't sure what to expect with these. They did not smell like cookies at all while they were baking. The dough is pretty soft to work with and when rolling into a log shape they didn't hold the shape very well. And after they cooked I thought the little pinwheels were very unappetizing. Towards the end, I just formed balls and smashed them flat, then dreged them in sugar. As for flavor, they remind me of a little biscuit more than a cookie. Interesting to try, but would not make again.
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This is a very good Italian cookie. I thought it wouldn't be sweet enough because there isn't much sugar in the recipe, but it did have a nice sweetness to it. I used a Chianti wine (very dry) and I rolled the cookies in turbinado (raw) sugar instead of granulated sugar. My cookies were slightly purple before cooking. Then they turned a nice golden brown while they were baking. The taste reminds me of a really good sweet bread. This is a very unique cookie and I'm glad I tried it!
These cookies are fantastic! They are light and crisp and even PURPLE!! They are just like the ones that my grandma used to make when she came here from Italy!
Okay, I really like these cookies, which is different bc I'm not a big crispy cookie fan. However, I really don't like stuff that is way too sweet and these really aren't. I love how cute they are too. I'm not sure I did it correctly since the other photos don't look like mine, but I rolled the dough then rolled into little pinwheel shapes. I baked for 20 min, not 25, which was perfect for my oven. They turn out very cute, very small, and very delicious. I have to agree with another reviewer who said that rolling in the sugar is important--gives just the right amount of sweetness. I also like the hint of wine flavor. All, in all, a nice little cookie that's perfect with tea. A great way to use up the rest of my red wine! Thanks!
Very yummy, but one important step was left out of the directions. The oil must be added to the dry ingredients BEFORE the wine and worked into them well, first. This coats the flour and keeps it from soaking up as much wine and becoming gluey. Doing this, along with letting the dough cool awhile in the refrigerator before forming the cookies, means no sticky dough. In fact the dough turns out elastic and just like playdough--very easy to handle.
To get the 2" diameter cookies, pull off just enough to make balls a little under an inch in diameter. They will be the right size when you flatten them. Be generous with the sugar coating. These go great with a cup of black tea.
These were delicious. I made half the recipe because I wasn't sure I'd like them, but kept the amount of sugar the same. The one thing I did not do, however, is grease the pan, which I *strongly* recommend! They were impossible to get off the pan without breaking them. Even my children loved these mildly sweet, yeasty tasting cookies. I'll definitely make them again!
These are perfect! Anyone who says they're not a cookie doesn't know what a wine cookie is supposed to be. No, it's not a Chipsahoy, but it's an excellent wine cookie... easy and delicious!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Wine Cookies (Original Italian)
Serving Size: 1/36 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 36
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 82
Calories from Fat: 28
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Orientation Week Activities
Mid-August saw the arrival of the 26 freshmen who comprise the class of 2015.
From August 15 - 21, the freshmen quickly got to know one another, the practice of free-hand drawing, the campus, and the community during what Orientation Week at Webb. The drawing course, taught by newly "retired" Dean Emeritus Roger Compton, aided by Nathan Hagan '12, and Dean Neilson, provides a relaxed opportunity for the class members to get to know each other as well as learn about Webb life and history.
During the evenings and later in the week, the students got to know the student orientation volunteers and leaders who had returned to campus for Leadership Week activities.
Besides the normal indoctrination into the Webb life and student organizations consisting of meetings, the freshmen activities also included a few fun trips off campus. These included trips to Six Flags, the USS Intrepid Air and Space Museum, and Manhattan, New York City for a day of exploring. These activities have proven to be well worth the planning and preparation of the administration and student leader; the reactions from the new freshmen about this week were overwhelmingly positive.


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Start enjoying the benefits of the Club de Amigos of Fuerte Hoteles
GPS coordinates of the Hotel Fuerte Grazalema:
36.756258, -5.346998
Reaching Grazalema by car
From Seville: Take the N-630 toward Cadiz.
From Malaga: Take the N-340 toward Algeciras-Benalmádena.
From Jerez: Take the N-349.
Distance from the Hotel Fuerte Grazalema to the nearby airports:
Málaga Airport: 140 km. / 1 h. 30 min.
Sevilla Airport: 125 km. / 1 h. 30 min.
Jerez de la Frontera Airport: 88 km. / 1 h.
To reach Grazalema from the airport, you have several alternatives:
By car: Follow the directions in the previous section.
By train: Take the train to the Ronda Station and then continue by bus or taxi.
Reaching Grazalema by train:
Ronda Station is 27km from the Hotel Fuerte Grazalema (a 20-minute trip). You can then continue on to Grazalema by bus or request taxi service.
If you love towns with charm and ancient traditions, Grazalema will win your heart. Located in a protected natural reserve, the Fuerte Grazalema offers countless sporting and cultural activities that you can enjoy in peace. It is just a few kilometres from charming Ronda and is easily accessible from Cadiz, Seville and Malaga.


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The second largest city in Arizona, "Old Pueblo" (as Tucson is also known) is Phoenix' less-developed, more naturally beautiful sister. Tucson was founded in 1775, replacing the Native American village that was once there; though it has evolved into a relatively modern metropolis, it has managed to maintain much of its history and outdoorsy appeal. Downtown is surrounded by several historic districts, and the entire city is dotted with vast national parks.
The weather gets very hot during the summer months, and most visitors prefer to visit Tucson in the winter and spring, when temperatures are milder. The sun is almost always shining in Tucscon -- for all but around 15 days a year. Tourists can hang by the pool, walk around the historic districts, golf at the numerous world-renowned courses, and check out the cacti at Saguaro National Park. Tucson is known as one of the country's top spa destinations, and is home to a number of luxury wellness retreats.
Most cities are centered around their downtown area, but not Tucson; in fact, Downtown Tucson can get rather desolate at night, and few spend significant time there, except for work. It's worth a visit, as are the nearby historic districts, but to really see Tucson you need to explore its natural attractions -- which requires a car. Catalina Highway, located to the northeast of the city and named for the majestic mountains, follows a trail from the cacti-laden desert to the pine tree-dotted hills. In western Tucson, visitors can experience a taste of the wild west; this is where the Old Tucson Studios are located (where old Westerns were filmed), as well as the snake-shaped Diamondback Bridge (designed to resemble a rattlesnake), and Tucson Mountain Park, with gorgeous desert scenery. To the east of Tucson is the Rincon Mountain district of Saguaro National Park, featuring more desert trails and hiking.
The downtown area is compact and easy to explore by foot, but unless you're in Tucson for business, you may not want to stay there (it gets desolate at night and there are few dining and lodging options). Instead, most visitors stay in the eastern area of Tucson, which is home to numerous hotels, restaurants, and the Rincon Mountain district of Saguaro National Park. There are a range of lodging options throughout the area, from resorts to budget hotels to historic inns.
Golfers and shoppers may prefer to stay in the Foothills neighborhood, an affluent area home to top-notch shops, renowned golf courses, and gorgeous views. Though the summer months can be hot, the hotel prices drop drastically, saving off-season tourists a significant amount of cash.
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How did the weigh in go?
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I'm a bit late, I guess. But good luck and I hope everything is going well.
Sorry guys.
I'm down to 339 now.
I hope you are still looking in on this thread cause I think I may be able to help you out a bit.
Here is the first think you should do if you haven't yet. Find out what your Basal metabolic rate (BMR) is. This is how many calories your body burns if you are watching TV all day. Use the the formula below.
66 + (6.23 x weight in pounds) + (12.7 x height in inches) - (6.8 x age in years)
Mine is 1992 BTW.
So now that you know what, you know what you should be eating to lose, gain, or maintain. Keep in mind that if you are exercising, this number will go up. So say if your BMR is 2000, then if you only eat 1700 a day, then you should lose weight even without exercise, but of course exercise is best.
Try to never drink any calories. Drinks lots of water and try to stay away from soda. If you must have soda, drink diet and still try to keep it at a minimum. Remember, even things you may think are healthy and good for you like orange juice or Gatorade are still full of sugar. They say you should drink at least 64 oz of water a day.
To answer a question you asked, it is best to try to eat 5 or 6 smaller meals a day as it keeps your metabolism going, or at least that is what the experts say. I try to keep mine between 250 to 300 calories and then my dinner is around 600 or 700
Do you have a smart phone like an iPhone or Droid or any other one that has all the cool apps. If so find an app that keeps track of whatever you eat. I use MyNetDairy on iPhone but it's possible there may be a better one.
Now let us talk about food. I would suggest getting a food scale if you don't have one. Serving sizes are a lot smaller than you think they are sometimes. You don't have to eat salads all the time. That gets boring fast. Eat things like boneless, skinless, chicken breast, turkey breast or ground turkey, tuna fish, or salmon. You could have some brown rice or sweet potatoes with it for some good complex carbs. Then you can pile your plate full of broccoli, cauliflower, or green beans. You can east regular potatoes too but in moderation.
That was for dinner of course. For breakfast, have some oatmeal, eggs(minus all the yolks but one), turkey bacon, non fat yogurt, etc. Just try to keep it healthy.
Below is a great tasting omelet that I eat all the time. It has around 210 calories.
1 whole egg-large
3 egg whites-large as well of course
few mushrooms
2 oz of deli sliced turkey breast
green peppers
tomatoes if you wish but I don't care for them much
Throw in a piece of whole wheat toast and you are still under 300 calories for breakfast.
Now for lunch. A couple of things I eat a lot are are deli turkey breast wraps and ground turkey burgers. Both are yummy.
4 oz turkey deli turkey breast for 100 calories
I use the a brand called Flatout light whole grain for only 90 calories each
Slice of provolone cheese for about 80 calories
lettuce for maybe 5 calories
1/2 tablespoon light ranch dressing for 30 calories I think or you could use mustard for a big 0
you can also add onions or tomatoes
Turkey Burger
Whole wheat bun for 140 cal
4 oz ground turkey for 170 cal
provolone cheese for 80 cal again or you can skip this and save a few calories for later
of course you can go with ketchup and or mustard for little to no calories or half serving of light mayo for about 30 cal
again, lettuce, tomatoes, onions for very little calories. 4 bread and butter pickles have about 30 cal.
Anyway, I hope I didn't bore you too much with this but that is pretty much how my meals go. Eating the same stuff all the time stinks so you gotta be creative sometimes. As JCane said, always look at labels and know what you are eating and try to stay away from eating a ton of sodium. Not only is it not good for you, but it will make you retain water weight.
Example: For me, all I did to lose 65 lbs was calorie count like a mother****er. After a while, you become really familiar with the sort of foods you should have and which ones you shouldn't. Following a specific or detailed diet from a magazine, celeb show, or even just any of us regular joes doesn't really even need to happen.
You're going to kill Arsenal's spirit by suggesting what he shouldn't eat. Hell you're depressing me even though I think your suggestions are wrong or at least not necessary for all.
That is what he asked so I was simply giving him some alternatives to eating salads all the time. That is what is great about what I was trying to say too. You can pretty much eat anything you want to eat as long as you are counting and know what you are eating everyday. the only thing that I suggested him not to do was drink calories but if you want OJ in the morning, drink it. Just be aware that is has a lot of calories even though it is somewhat healthy. One of my rules that I made for myself what to not drink any calories that way I can eat more during the day. It's easy to drink 300-400 calories and not even realize it.For you guys that are still losing weight, and or have already met your weight goal. What foods do you suggest I eat during the day, and for dinner? I've been eating just salads and light dressings. Any suggestions?
I was only trying to tell him what some of the healthier things are that he could eat. Those examples of the omelet and the wrap I gave are things that I eat and they are good by the way.
If you want to lose weight and keep it off, you do not want to "go on a diet". You want to change the way you eat. You can still eat cake, chips, and ice cream, or whatever else you want. You just can't do it everyday.
Losing weight is pretty easy if you follow the number one rule. Eat less and move more.
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Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in American women. Chances of successful treatment are the greatest when the cancer is detected in its early stages. Mammography is a screening test which creates images of the breasts so a radiologist can locate suspicious areas. Mammography is not perfect, and researchers are working on ways to improve its accuracy. One type of technology to try make mammograms better is computer-aided mammography, also known as computer-aided detection (CAD).
What Is Computer-aided Mammography?
In traditional mammography, a radiologist reviews an x-ray of the breast to locate any suspicious areas and determine whether further diagnostic testing is necessary. With CAD, the radiologist uses a computer program to help detect suspicious areas on a mammogram after the initial review is done.
What Does the Evidence Say?
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine showed that CAD may falsely suggest suspicious areas of growth in the breast, but may not substantially detect more breast cancer cases. The study reported that for every 100,000 mammograms, 2,985 more false positive mammograms will occur, and five more cancers will be detected. In another recent study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, researchers concluded that the use of CAD did not improve the rate of detecting cancer.
What Should You Do?
Researchers are continuing to look for ways to improve the accuracy of mammography. CAD is one of the many types of breast imaging technologies available today, including ultrasound, digital mammography, and MRI.
When scheduling your next mammogram, you may want to find out if CAD or another advanced breast imaging technology is available in your area. If it is, you and your doctor can decide if the technology is right for you. If your facility does not offer CAD, remember that the most important consideration for getting a quality mammogram is having a well-trained radiologist read the results.
- Reviewer: Michael Woods, MD
- Review Date: 10/2013 -
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