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PTPN22 Genotype, 1858C->T
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a systemic autoimmune disease that is characterized by joint inflammation and destruction. It is heterogeneous, with genetic and environmental factors contributing to its development.(1) There is a well-established link between an increased risk of developing RA and specific alleles of the human leukocyte antigen (HLA) complex including HLA-DRB1*0404, HLA-DRB1*0405, and HLA-DRB1*0101. It has been estimated that those HLA alleles are responsible for approximately 50% of the genetic susceptibility to RA.(1)
Recently, other genes have been identified that also influence the susceptibility of an individual to developing RA. The gene PTPN22 (protein tyrosine phosphatase, non-receptor type 22) encodes the protein Lyp, a phosphatase that is responsible, in part, for regulating T-cell activation. A particular single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) in PTPN22, designated as 1858C->T, is found more frequently in individuals with autoimmune diseases, including RA, than in healthy control cohorts.(2) It has been proposed that the 1858C->T SNP alters the function of the Lyp, rendering the individual more susceptible to developing RA.(2) In addition, in patients diagnosed with RA, the presence of the T allele has been linked to certain disease phenotypes, including positivity for cyclic citrullinated peptide (CCP) antibodies (a marker for RA), earlier age at diagnosis, and increased rate of joint erosion.(3)
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Identifying individuals previously diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis who may be at increased risk for developing more severe, erosive articular disease
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
In individuals with rheumatoid arthritis, the presence of the T allele, either as a C/T heterozygote or as a T/T homozygote, suggests an increased risk for the development of more severe articular disease. Individuals who are homozygous for the C allele (C/C) may have a less aggressive disease course.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Patients who have received a heterologous blood transfusion within the preceding 6 weeks, or who have received an allogeneic blood or marrow transplant, can have inaccurate genetic test results due to presence of donor DNA.
PTPN22 genetic test results in patients who have undergone liver transplantation may not accurately reflect the patient's PTPN22 status.
This test is not to be used for the diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis (RA). The diagnosis of RA should be based on clinical evaluation, with supporting evidence from serologic and radiographic studies.
Rare polymorphisms exist that could lead to false-negative or false-positive results. If results obtained do not match the clinical findings, additional testing should be considered.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
An interpretive report will be provided.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Firestein GS: Evolving concepts of rheumatoid arthritis. Nature 2003 May;423(6937):356-361
2. Begovich AB, Carlton VE, Honigberg LE, et al: A missense single-nucleotide polymorphism in a gene encoding a protein tyrosine phosphatase (PTPN22) is associated with rheumatoid arthritis. Am J Hum Genet 2004 Aug;75(2):330-337
3. Lie BA, Viken MK, Odegard S, et al: Associations between the PTPN22 1858C-T polymorphism and radiographic joint destruction in patients with rheumatoid arthritis: Results from a 10-year longitudinal study. Ann Rheum Dis 2007 Dec;66(12):1604-1609


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7 U.S. Code § 402 - Chief of bureau; appointment and duties
A Chief of the Bureau of Dairy Industry shall be appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture, who shall be subject to the general direction of the Secretary of Agriculture. He shall devote his time to the investigation of the dairy industry, and the dissemination of information for the promotion of the dairy industry.
Source(May 29, 1924, ch. 208, § 2,43 Stat. 243; May 11, 1926, ch. 286, 44 Stat. 499.)
Change of Name; Temporary Consolidation
Change of name of Bureau and temporary wartime consolidation into Agricultural Research Administration, see notes set out under section 401 of this title.
Transfer of Functions
Functions of Bureau of Dairy Industry transferred to Secretary of Agriculture by 1947 Reorg. Plan No. 1, § 301, eff. July 1, 1947, 12 F.R. 4534, 61 Stat. 952. See note set out under section 391 of this title.
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Let us help you out with that. You are holding in your hands our biggest Cheap Eats ever. Since January, we've eaten our way across the city, from St. Johns to Powellhurst-Gilbert and as far afield as Gresham and Hillsboro, in search of the best places to fill your stomach without emptying your wallet.
In these listings you'll find an all-encompassing guide to eating well on a budget—call it a gastronomic stimulus package. In addition to the usual list of restaurants (over 150 of them) where you can eat lunch for $10 or less and dinner for under $15, we've rounded up 20 of our favorite food carts, eight of the city's best coffeehouses and 25 of the best things we've eaten for $7 or less—because $7 is what's left of an hour's earnings at minimum wage in Oregon after taxes, and we don't think anyone should have to work over an hour just to pay for lunch.
The last two editions of this guide have been organized by cuisine, but I heard from many of you that the format was confusing. This year we've gone back to straight alphabetical listings. The reviews are indexed by cuisine and geographical area on page 4.
If you don't see your favorite restaurant here, chalk up the omission to ignorance, meanness or snobbery: Either we don't know about it, we don't like it, or we've kicked it up to our fine-dining guide, which comes out each October (that's where you'll find Podnah's Pit). I'm always happy to hear about restaurants we've overlooked. Send me an email (email@example.com) with your recommendations and we'll check them out for next year's guide.
We aren't yet done with cheap eating for the year. Look for our guide to specialty markets, Devour, and reviews of two dozen new carts on April 21. Until then, happy eating!
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Bridgeport Hospital wants to help you keep track of your pills by sending you a form to list what you're taking (medications, herbals, etc.) and the dosages of each. You can also use it to keep track of your allergies, immunizations and other information. It comes with a wallet-sized protective sleeve so you can carry it with you. To get your FREE form, just call us, 24/7, at 1-888-357-2396.
The form is part of a safety initiative taking place at Bridgeport Hospital. Sometimes certain medications don't work well together. They may counteract each other, or one preparation may prevent another from working. Calcium, for instance, interferes with the effects of certain blood pressure medications.
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In addition to providing the medication tracking form, Bridgeport Hospital also created a formal process for all of our patients to prevent dueling drugs. When you are admitted to the hospital, transferred from one unit to another and when you go home, all of your medications are carefully reviewed.
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COMEDK UGET 2015 is the common entrance test for BE / B.Tech, MBBS / BDS courses held by Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka. COMEDK UGET Result 2015 can be checked online and after declaration of COMEDK Results, qualified candidates can participate in the counselling. Admission counselling and seat allotment will be held for admission to around 150 engineering colleges, 14 medical, and 25 dental private unaided colleges in Karnataka. Around 20000 seats are available for admission. The exam is open for all students. Karnataka domicile is not necessary to appear in the exam. Get here complete details of COMEDK UGET 2015 such as application form, eligibility, test details is given here.
About the exam – The COMEDK UGET is conducted for engineering and medical. The Physics and chemistry paper is of two hours duration, and Mathematics paper is of one hour duration. The Biology and English paper is of two hours duration. For each correct answer, 1 mark is awarded. There is no negative marking. After conduct of exam, COMEDK UGET 2015 result can be checked.
COMEDK UGET 2015 Online Application form for B. Arch is available. – Online Applications are invited for admission to B. Arch course from candidates.
COMEDK UGET Cut Offs – Check COMEDK UGET Cut Offs to get an idea of your chances of admissions. Medical, Dental, Engineering, Architecture cut offs have been published by COMEDK along with the results.
COMEDK UGET 2015 Result
The entrance examination was held as per scheduled dates. Candidates who have appeared in the MBBS, BDS, BE entrance exam can check their COMEDK Results test scores and rank.
Check COMEDK Under Graduate Entrance Test (UGET) 2015 Result.
Date of COMEDK UGET is 10 May 2015.
|Paper and Timings
|Morning Session
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From 09:30 AM to 11:30 AM
|Biology and English
From 2:30 PM to 04:30 PM
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From 2:30 PM to 04:30 PM
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Please note – Only Karnataka candidates belonging to SC, ST and OBC are eligible to get the benefit of lower eligible qualifying marks provided the certificates as applicable issued by the competent authorities is furnished in support of the claim at the time of counseling.
Minimum marks to be scored in COMEDK UGET-2015
MBBS/BDS – Candidate has to get 50% marks in English (40% in case of SC, ST and OBC candidates of Karnataka). Also it is required to secure a minimum of 50% marks in PCB in the COMEDK UGET (40 % in case of SC, ST and OBC candidates of Karnataka) to be eligible for admission to M.B.B.S/BDS.
B.E. – All candidates who have attempted in the entrance test will find a place in the merit list as per their performance, as there are no minimum marks fixed for the entrance test.
Please note, the detailed notification and instructions for application form of COMEDK UGET 2015 has been published by the Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka. The detailed information brochure is also available. Information regarding exam pattern and syllabus is given for reference of candidates. This page is being updated regularly. Candidates are advised to check again for updated details.
COMEDK UGET Under-Graduate Medical, Dental and Engineering Courses, their duration, internship.
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Member Institution Details
There are in all 14 medical, 25 dental and more than 150 unaided, private engineering colleges which are members of COMEDK, across the State of Karnataka and which offer various courses in Medical, Dental or Engineering studies at Under-Graduate level. The courses offered at the Under-Graduate level include MBBS, BDS or B.E programs. Colleges have indicated their willingness to make admission to their Under Graduate courses based on merit in the Common Entrance Test organized by COMEDK (COMEDK UGET-2015).
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COMEDK Eligibility Criteria 2015
Candidates from all over the country can appear for the COMEDK UGET Entrance Examination. The COMEDK UGET 2015 Eligibility Criteria for various programs have been as published by COMEDK in its Notification dated 02-12-2014 on its website www.comedk.org which is reproduced as under.
COMEDK UGET 2015 Eligibility Criteria for UG Medical and Dental Courses (MBBS/BDS)
The candidates should have qualified in second PUC or 10+2 or equivalent examination recognized by State / Central Government, the last two years of study shall comprise of Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) with English as a compulsory subject.
The General Merit candidates must have passed these subjects (PCB) individually and must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks taken together in PCB (40% in the case of SC, ST and OBC candidates of Karnataka State). The candidates who are appearing for the prescribed qualifying examination and expecting the percentage of marks as above are also eligible to apply. The General Merit candidates must also secure not less than 50% marks (40% in the case of SC, ST and OBC candidates of Karnataka) in aggregate in PCB subjects in the COMEDK UG entrance test 2015.
English is one of the subjects, as in the previous years, to be tested along with Physics, Chemistry and Biology during COMEDK UGET – 2015. The General Merit candidates should secure not less than 50% marks in English (40% in the case of SC, ST and OBC candidates of Karnataka) in the entrance test. However, the marks so secured in English will not be added for the determination of rank which shall be decided exclusively based on the marks secured by the candidates in PCB subjects. Further, a candidate is not entitled for a rank if he/she fails to secure 50% or 40% of the marks as the case may be in English. The paper on English language will be normally of second PUC or 10+2 standard and will test the candidate's comprehension of the language, the structure of words, phrases, clauses and sentences.
The candidate shall complete the age of 17 years on or before 31st December (31-12- 2015) of the year of admission to the MBBS / BDS course.
Note: However the candidates shall submit the original marks card of the qualifying examination during counseling for proving their eligibility.
The following Candidates are unacceptable and hence need not to Apply for COMEDK UGET 2015.
- Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination i.e. second PUC or 10+2 or equivalent prior to 2013.
- Candidates having qualified earlier and selected an MBBS seat through COMEDK but failed to join the college so selected or failed to surrender the said seat at the COMEDK level for valid reasons or having joined the college so selected failed to pursue the course.
- Candidates already pursuing Medical UG course anywhere in India.
- Candidates who were caught attempting to impersonate or found following / adopting any of the malpractices earlier including entertaining the touts and agent.
COMEDK UGET Eligibility Criteria for UG Engineering Courses (BE)
The qualifying examinations prescribed for admission for B.E. / B. Arch is second PUC or 10+2 Higher Secondary or equivalent examination recognized by State / Central Government; the last two years of study shall comprise of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with English as a compulsory subject.
The General Merit candidates should have passed with a minimum aggregate of 45% marks (40% in respect of SC, ST and OBC candidates of Karnataka State) in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and should have passed these subjects individually. Physics and Mathematics are compulsory subjects along with Chemistry or Bio Technology or Biology or Computer Science or Electronics as one of the optional subjects. However, changes, if any, in the eligibility criteria by the AICTE / VTU will be adopted
An attempt in the COMEDK Entrance Test seeking admission to Engineering courses is considered adequate for figuring in the rank
Diploma candidates are not eligible to take the Entrance Test as there are no lateral entry admissions.
Note: However the candidates shall submit the original marks card of the examination during counseling for proving their eligibility.
COMEDK UGET Eligibility Criteria for UG Architecture Courses (B. Arch)
The prescribed qualifying examination for admission to B. Arch course is second PUC or 10+2 Higher Secondary or equivalent examination with Mathematics as one of the subjects along with other subjects or a 10+3 Diploma recognized by Central / State Government and having obtained at least 50% marks in aggregate (45% in the case of SC, ST and OBC candidates of Karnataka).
The candidates should have appeared for National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) conducted by the Council of Architecture with a minimum score of 80 out of 200 marks for both General Merit and Category students.
There shall be no Entrance Test for candidates seeking admission to B. Arch Course. Candidates seeking B. Arch course shall submit separate application form.
Note: Notwithstanding the eligibility criteria mentioned as above, the changes, if any, effected by MCI, DCI, AICTE / VTU, COA or any other competent Regulatory Authorities shall be adopted mutatis mutandis. COMEDK UGET 2015 Rank Card will be generated only for those candidates who become eligible for admission to Under Graduate Courses as per the regulations of Medical Council / Dental Council of India / AICTE / VTU.
Click here to download official notification regarding COMEDK UGET 2015 eligibility criteria.
Status of Candidate
Candidates are classified as General Merit and Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe or Other Backward Classes (On Karnataka Basis) or those belonging to Tulu / Telugu / Christian minority communities and those belonging to Hyderabad-Karnataka (HK) Region; there is reservation for admissions to educational institutions for candidates who are 'local persons' for HK region as per Karnataka Government Order in No. DPAR 06 PLX 2012 dated 06.11.2013 which is available separately on the website and issued pursuant to Art.371J of the Indian Constitution. Though there is no reservation for any other categories permissible as of date, the classification is being followed for eligibility norms only.
- Declaration once made in the application with regard to the category status like GM / SC / ST / OBC / Minority and H-K Region WILL NOT BE changed subsequently under any circumstances. The candidates are cautioned to fill in the application form with great care about the category status.
- The candidates who have claimed category such as (SC/ST/OBC) of Karnataka should produce a valid certificate at the time of Counseling. If the certificates are not produced or not valid and if the candidates fall under 40% criteria for lower eligibility his / her rank will become invalid and he / she will not be allowed to participate in the counseling process.
- The candidates who have claimed Minority / Hyderabad Karnataka status should produce a valid certificate at the time of first appearance in the Counseling. If the certificates are not produced or not valid then such of these candidates will not be entitled to select a seat under the reservation claimed.
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Armed with a Cups and Balls set and the information on this DVD, you'll gain a reputation as a master magician in no time! This fantastic DVD teaches you how to perform some incredible tricks with just "three cups, three balls"! From beginning moves to advanced handling, learn the secrets that will help you get the most out of a classic magic trick!
With DVD technology, learning magic is easier than ever. By freezing frames and jumping to specific explanations and performances, it becomes simple to master the fundamentals of these marvelous magic tricks.
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On Saturday morning, March 24, Debbie and Friends performed a show at the Regent Theatre in Arlington, MA (just outside of Boston). Our five-piece band performed songs and had a great time interacting with the kids and families in the audience; including many Berkleemusic families.
Many of you know Berkleemusic as the award-winning online school where you study with musicians from all around the world, learn from Berklee faculty, and connect with our advisors and customer service folks for support. You may not be aware that Berkleemusic is comprised of a staff of nearly 50 people, all of whom are passionate about music and the work we do to provide music education opportunities to musicians all over the world. And, most of the staff are musicians, too.
The show on Saturday included guest performances by two of my Berkleemusic colleagues: Milan Kovacev and Luke Stevens.
The following is a picture of Milan Kovacev—Berkleemusic's Director of Interactive Marketing—joining us on bass. Milan is also the creative force behind Hipson Music and Clash of Civilizations.
Also joining Debbie and Friends that morning was Luke Stevens, our Web Software Developer. Luke plays a mean Ukelele (among other things) and has been known to lead office jam sessions from time to time when he's not working on improving the online learning environment for our students.
Berklee really is a great place to learn, teach and work. I'm happy to introduce you to some of the many folks who help to make it so.


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"Older. With Bipolar" is the cover story of bp Magazine's spring 2008 issue. The article looks at bipolar disorder through the lens of mature adults and the physicians who treat them. From the challenges of confronting the illness during the second half of life to the lessons they've learned, those interviewed offer sage advice for living and aging.
Read their words of wisdom below.
Older. With bipolar.
A new medical specialty emerges
By Stephanie Stephens
No sour grapes for David Zagorsky—the acronym GRAPES means something quite the opposite for this vibrant 63-year-old living in seaside Del Mar, California.
Zagorsky participated several times in a cognitive program that taught him to incorporate these words into his daily life: 'Gentle, Relaxation, Accomplishment, Pleasure, Exercise, and Social.' GRAPES, he says, are great motivation. "Just do a little of each. For example, walking to the local convenience store accomplishes both the exercise and social components."
Sometimes you'll need to dig deeper, Zagorsky admits. "When you're really down, challenge yourself, and say, 'I'm going to get up at a certain time and move on with my day. I've just got to do it.' You give in to this illness, and you're done." He knows that maturity means being able to handle what is often a full plate. "Go to work on behalf of other people to escape your own misery."
The determined and reflective Zagorsky, diagnosed with bipolar I at age 24, is a dedicated facilitator at the peer-to-peer Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA), San Diego chapter. He relies upon his "three-legged stool"—medical management, a skilled therapist whom he trusts, and his family and friends. These friends include his DBSA group, which meets each Monday "because illness does not know vacation and it's not a walk-in-the-park illness, but one that is chronic and cyclical," he says. "You never know when it's going to sneak up on you again, so be aware of 'gradations,' those subtle changes."
Continue reading Older. With bipolar. from bp Magazine.


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The neighborhood beer and burger joint is a vanishing breed in todays world of fast food and drive-thru's. Billy remembers a time when kids could enjoy a hot fresh burger while the grown-ups visited over a cold beer, watched a game, or played pool. In that spirit, we bring you Billy's on Burnet, a fresh, fun, non-smoking neighborhood burger joint.
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Founded in Santa Fe Springs, California in the late 1960s during the height of the original muscle car boom, Hotchkis Sport Suspension got its start building products that blessed GM, Mopar, and Ford performance cars with new abilities to corner and handle with stability at racetrack speeds. As the company's reputation for building quality products grew, Hotchkis components soon found their way onto all kinds of vehicles that were not made to go fast in any way, shape, or form. It didn't take long before station wagons, convertibles, and pickup trucks were wheeling around tracks all over southern California with the tenacity of sports cars. After decades of developing suspension-enhancing products that have led to victories in championship racing events, slalom track competitions, and street challenges, Hotchkis has refined and perfected their manufacturing techniques to become the internationally respected company they are today. In 2013, Hotchkis opened a second facility in North Carolina which allows them to perform R&D on multiple platforms simultaneously, fabricate products for a greater number of racing applications, and offer suspension installation services. CARiD is proud to offer the best values you'll find on a full range of Hotchkis sport coil springs that lower your vehicle's center of gravity to add resposiveness, tubular sway bars that optimize chassis balance, control, and stability, rear suspension packages that dramatically improve traction during launch and cornering, and much more.
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If you are interested in becoming more involved with other students and faculty, contact Justice Sudies for details on Alpha Phi Sigma - the Criminal Justice honor society, Lambda Alpha Epsilon - the Criminal Justice club, or The Paralegal Organization.
For information on degree requirements and other issues related to the Undergraduate Justice Studies Major or Minor, visit the Undergraduate Program section of our site. The Department Resources section highlights internship information and potential career paths, as well as links to a plethora of websites related to the crime and justice field. If you have questions regarding class requirements and selections, inquiries about graduate school, or are looking for guidance in choosing a career, check out our Undergraduate Advising section.


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9 Movies You Must Watch Before Oscar Night
Barbara DeFranco / January 21, 2013
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Harvey Weinstein has done it again, turning a little movie that could into a big Oscar contender. Is this comedy worth all the hype? With nods for Best Picture, Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Director, Editor and more, it at least needs to be seen -- even if that silver lining doesn't shine much for you.


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Porcupine Tree Celebrate Success of 'The Indicent' in New York
Several months ago, Dream Theater drummer Mike Portnoy told Noisecreep that the state of progressive music was as healthy as it has ever been. Porcupine Tree are living proof that he knows what he's talking about. Earlier in the week, the band's 10th studio album, 'The Incident,


text: Bring on the madness that is La Tomatina! An early shuttle from Valencia to Buñol where the fight takes place. Sit back and relax while your Guide explains the origins of this crazy festival. We'll arrive in Buñol in good time for the fiesta so you can immerse yourself in the party atmosphere and find the best vantage point! Watch the locals and tourists both struggle up the greasy pole, trying their best to reach the jamon serrano (ham) placed at the top of the pole, a much sought after prize. However it often lies out of reach of even the most dedicated scrambler! Let the fight start! Dump trucks enter the narrow streets dropping off thousands of overripe, big fat, juicy tomatoes, perfect for throwing at each other. The Tomato fight lasts for an hour leaving a new shade of red to the town. Cleaning trucks roll in to clean everyone and everything down. Use the facilities provided by the trucks or head down to the river and use the shower/water taps provided there. Locals also get on-board pulling out their hoses cleaning festival goers as they pass by. Once you are cleaned off, head on back to the coach and get changed into your fresh, clean clothes. We board the coach back to our hotel in Valencia for a well earned siesta! Later you have the choice to hit the shops or hit the beach. Tonight your Guide will take you to our exclusive Busabout party where you will finish your La Tomatina Festival experience partying the night away till the sun comes up.


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PSE is a statutory part of the curriculum for learners aged 5 to 16 in Wales. It is the responsibility of schools to plan and deliver broad, balanced PSE to meet the specific needs of all learners.
The non statutory PSE framework is the key document which schools and colleges in Wales should use to review, develop and plan PSE provision for 7-to-19 year olds.
The framework:
- builds upon the Personal and Social Development and Well-Being Area of Learning in the Foundation Phase framework for children's learning for 3-7 year-olds in Wales
- underpins 14-19 Learning Core components that relate to PSE
- reflects Welsh Government policies and priorities.
Related Welsh Government policies, regulations and guidance
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Personal and social education for learners with severe learning difficulties and profound and multiple learning difficulties
This guidance aims to support schools in making the most of PSE in the education of learners with severe/profound and multiple learning difficulties.
The PSE framework provides the foundation for a broad, balanced holistic approach to PSE.
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I'm 34 weeks pregnant as of today and besides a bit of heartburn nudging around, nothing much has changed with this pregnancy. Except, maybe that Aurora has found a love for acrobats and making my digestive system miserable. Dear child, there is NOT enough room for you to be doing that. Please settle down.
In other news, there is no real other news. It's been a week since my husband lost his job and….nothing. Lots of leads going nowhere, lots of nothing – except stress. I have plenty of that. I've been praying and thinking hopeful, good thoughts but then the other scenarios come rushing in – scenarios that include me giving birth without my husband – or without my doula in a place I don't know – or, even all alone. And then other thoughts come rushing in, and I'm done.
So, for now I'm trying to purposely obsess over small and happy things that make me freak out less, if only just for a while.
It's not really working, but anyways.
I was looking at my analytics page and found some mildly interesting searches (by which random folks have seemed to find me – HI! By the way). For your entertainment, here they are:
I drank at 31 weeks pregnant
I'll save the finger wagging and just cut right to the chase – what do you want, a cookie?
what to do with strawberry cupcakes using cake mix
Ummm…eat them? DUH. Better yet, just mail them to me. I'll sacrifice myself for you and show you with pictures what should be done with perfectly good cupcakes.
you can know me by the way I roll
Isn't that a song? And, I'll keep that in mind if I ever need to figure out how to move your body.
how to get rid of boss
Um, hopefully you aren't meaning me – and, really…I have no experience in offing folks. Ahem. Nor would I ever admit to it if I did.
questions not to ask the boss
I'm not an expert at this or anything, but I'm pretty sure some good starters would be –
Did your daughter ever find her underwear?
Did you by any chance find a tampon in the freezer?
Is your wife/husband busy tonight?
Do you plan on actually showing up tomorrow?
And then I've gotten quite a lot of searches coming here for pregnancy stuff. I figured I'd write what I know all in one place so you could just find it here…
itchiness and rashes during pregnancy and what to do
First, go see your doctor. Some rashes can be serious and you may need to be referred to a dermatologist. If, however, they don't know what it is or just tell you it's a part of pregnancy and you get to deal with it, you may want to try the following:
-ask for a steroid cream. This helped take my rash and took the itch down from CRAZY to manageable
-wear loose cotton shirts – or eh, nothing over the problem areas if you can get away with it. Lots of air and things not rubbing against your skin makes a ton of difference.
-stay away from scented lotions! Eucerin calming creme helped mine once I had the CRAZY part of the itch taken care of.
-Drink LOADS of water and eat good and healthy stuff. It helps more than you know
-Scalpicin for your itchy scalp works too. So does tea tree oil if you don't mind being smelly.
-Keep your rash/itchy skin COOL. Use cold dry rags from the freezer if you must, just keep the area really cool.
-No more hot showers. Stick to warm showers and make 'em short with no scrubbing which will just piss your skin off even more. Trust me, it took me 2 pregnancies to figure all of this out.
-Scratching it will make it worse. I promise you. Tie your hands to bed at night to sleep if you must.
-Peppermint oil and lavender oil (therapeutic grade) mixed with a carrier oil may help some as well. I didn't experiment much with my oils at first b/c I was kind of scared to, but those would be the first I'd try being pregnant and all…
overly sick during pregnancy and what to do and what it is
By overly sick, do you mean like morning sickness only EXTREME? If so, I can probably help. Of course, check with your doctor but if most of the labs come back okay and you still feel like dog doo, you may have Hyperemesis Gravidarum. It's basically just a really BAD case of morning sickness that could end up being serious if you let it go. Google it, you'll find all kinds of stuff about it. At first, I thought my issues were hypoglycemic related but soon found that even though I ate methodically and stuck my poor finger, nothing was adding up. If you have hyperemesis gravidarum, I'm going to recommend you checking out extra B vitamins, Unisom sleeping pills, and Zofran. Seriously, these are the ONLY things I found to work. I tried the ginger, the lollipops, the supplements, and EVERYTHING. My situation was bad enough that I couldn't eat ANYTHING at one (or many) point(s) and had to move into my parent's house for month just so I'd be close to help and the hospital so I could go in and get an IV on a weekly basis. The unisom pills pretty much help keep you from vomiting all day long (but you sleep instead) and the Zofran is generally given to chemo patients…so it helps with nausea. None of these things completely cured it, but they helped. I can honestly say that NOTHING I know of would have prevented this (although if you know the secret, be sure to email me) – not exercise or nutrition or anything else. I was SO careful. I had the exact same issues in my first pregnancy, only with this one I was trying to juggle a toddler as well. And, if you just figured out you probably don't have this and it's just regular morning sickness…lucky you.
baby movement
If I remember correctly, I felt some of the first flutters at 18 or 19 weeks during my pregnancy. For some, it'll be a little later (or earlier). Try not to freak out, but if you get a little antsy, head to your OB and have them use the doppler. You can buy or rent one of those, btw if you're the wringing-of-hands type.
when is baby viable
I've heard that at 25 weeks, with special medical care, if your child is born then it could be considered "viable" outside the womb. This isn't the same as asking about "full term," however, which is around 37 weeks.
nesting already
All I can tell you is that I've been nesting on and off since my 2nd trimester. And, with baby L, it was probably as soon as I found out (til I got sick) as she was our first! I'm sure if our budget would've allowed, I'd be nesting even more but somehow painting kitchen cabinets seems much less fun once you realize you'll be doing it and not hiring help. I'm 34 weeks and still nesting and don't feel like I'll be having this baby any time soon, so I wouldn't put too much stock into nesting…unless you're having contractions too.
body hurting, being tired, stomach pains, funny smells, vaginal secretions
Congratulations, you're pregnant! During my first pregnancy, I kept a journal full of diagrams of everything that hurt and pretty much everything that happened. Almost ever cramp (that lasted for more than 30 seconds) and EVERYTHING. I called our Labor and Delivery center at the hospital a LOT during that time. This time, I'm way more laid back about the weird body going ons. Your body will hurt and you will have funky cramps most likely and you will have weird discharges. If you think you have an infection or something is wrong, by all means…go to the doctor. And, as for being tired? All I can say is get used to it. Add some supplements and if you can fit in exercise, then good for you. Personally, exercising much makes me feel WORSE during pregnancy, but some folks swear by it. (It makes me dizzy and sick if I do too much) But, seriously. You have a little human growing inside of you, your body IS going to do some really funky and not so pleasant things – just blame the baby. Or your husband. I kid. Sort of.
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Radiation treatment of SCLC
Radiation therapy uses high energy radiation to treat cancer and to ease symptoms (palliation) caused by the cancer in the lungs or when it has spread to other parts of the body. In SCLC, external radiation is used, usually in combination with chemotherapy. There is evidence that in some circumstances, using chemotherapy and radiation together is more effective than either alone.
SCLC often spreads to the brain so after successful treatment, preventative radiation to the brain (prophylactic cranial irradiation or PCI) is usually recommended.
Learn about radiation therapy
Radiation Therapy for Small Cell Lung Cancer (American Cancer Society)
Radiation therapy for small cell lung cancer (American College of Radiotherapy's Appropriateness Criteria)
Radiation therapy: How you prepare (Mayo Clinic)
Radiation Therapy and You (National Cancer Institute)
Types of radiation therapy
External beam therapy
External beam therapy (RadiologyInfo.org)
Prophylactic cranial irradiation
PCI long term effects (OncoLink)
Prophylactic cranial radiotherapy (MacMillan Cancer Support)
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Advance Australia Fair?
This year's Albert Park event marks the first time in world championship history local fans have had two local drivers to cheer for in their home Grand Prix.
There was plenty of cheering done on Saturday when both Mark Webber and Daniel Ricciardo qualified inside the top 10. Webber's fifth place on the grid came after a coolly-compiled lap in the final part of qualifying that was compromised by a malfunctioning KERS, which may have cost the Red Bull driver a second-row start. Can he finally snare that elusive podium at home on his 11th attempt?
While the senior Australian was expected to make the top 10, Ricciardo has been one of the stars of the weekend. The Perth-born 22-year-old made it all the way to Q3 for the first time in his career, and ended up being the best qualifier among the six Ferrari-powered cars in Melbourne on Saturday.
And he's not content with that. "I'm a bit more in the limelight now being more in the middle of the pack and racing some of the bigger guys," Ricciardo says, "but that's all extra adrenaline for me. Bring it on!"
McLaren masterclass
Saturday was a superb day for the Woking-based team, with world champions Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button qualifying 1-2 for the first time in their third year together as teammates. What's more, Hamilton was three-tenths of a second quicker than third-placed Romain Grosjean of Lotus, and needed just one lap in Q3 to put the others in the shade. Hamilton has been either first or second in three of the four on-track sessions this weekend, and is a previous winner here in 2008. What's more, the winner at Albert Park has come from pole in four of the last five years – and ended up taking the title in that same year. No wonder the 27-year-old was beaming after qualifying. "When you get that lap and it just feels like its flowing and you hit the sweet spot everywhere, it's like heaven," he said.
Back where he belongs?
Michael Schumacher's comeback to Formula One with Mercedes in 2010 has been largely underwhelming, but the 43-year-old has looked like his old self this weekend in the rapid W03, which features an innovative rear wing concept that makes the Silver Arrow a bullet at high-speed and has left the rest of the teams scratching their heads. Schumacher's a genuine chance this afternoon to record his first podium since the Chinese Grand Prix of 2006, the most recent of his 91 career wins.
Schumacher admitted on Saturday night that he wasn't counting on a win on Sunday, but was buoyant about his chances of spraying some champagne at a circuit where he's won on four occasions.
"I'm not dreaming too much about winning this race," he said, (but) we'll hopefully have a chance to jump on the podium; that's not completely unrealistic."
Long faces at Ferrari
Felipe Massa said it best: Ferrari are worse than even they expected to be to start 2012. Pre-season testing indicated the Prancing Horse would struggle in Melbourne, but 12th on the grid for Fernando Alonso after a spin and 16th for Massa in qualifying made for some downbeat faces in Lygon Street, not to mention back at Maranello. After a weekend of hacksawing his understeering car through Albert Park's 16 turns, Alonso was furious when he spun backwards into Turn 1 in qualifying on Saturday, and said "if we don't improve the car quickly, we won't be able to win the championship". For all of Ferrari's struggles, don't count Alonso out on Sunday afternoon – he has a remarkable record here, one that includes nine points finishes and four podiums in 10 previous visits.
Keep an eye on Kimi
While Romain Grosjean rightly stole the headlines for Lotus after qualifying a stunning third on Saturday, the return to Formula One of Lotus' 'other' driver hasn't gone so well this weekend. Kimi Raikkonen has been inside the top 10 just once in four on-track sessions, and was the biggest-name casualty of Saturday qualifying, when he finished 18th after a communication mix-up with his team and a mistake on his fastest lap in Q1. It's not all bad for the Finn though – he now has an extra set of the faster, softer Pirelli rubber to use for the race, and will be buoyed by the fact that the man starting 18th last year used those extra tyres to climb back through the field into the points on five occasions, most memorably Mark Webber in China who made the podium from the fourth-last row.


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INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) contractors plan to restrict traffic on I-465 during nighttime hours this week to install overhead dynamic message signs.
On Tuesday, March 12 at 10 p.m. crews will restrict northbound I-465 traffic to begin installing a dynamic message sign near mile marker 46.5, which is on the city's southeast side between Exit 46 to U.S. 40/Washington Street and Exit 47 to U.S. 52/Brookville Road. One lane will be restricted at 10 p.m., and two lanes will be restricted beginning at 11 p.m. After 11 p.m., Indiana State Police will coordinate short-term traffic stoppages lasting up to 20 minutes at a time.
On Wednesday, March 13 at 10 p.m., a similar operation will take place on eastbound I-465 near mile marker 6.5, which is on the city's south side between Exit 7 to Mann Road and Exit 4 to State Road 37/Harding Street. A single lane restriction will begin at 9 p.m., two lanes will be restricted beginning at 10 p.m. After 10 p.m., Indiana State Police will coordinate short-term traffic stoppages lasting up to 20 minutes at a time.
On Thursday, March 14, the same restrictions will take place on the westbound side of I-465 near mile marker 6.5. All lane restrictions are expected to end by 5 a.m. each day.
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OXFORD, Miss. — Johnny Manziel grabbed his left knee to wrap up a play in the first half against Mississippi, causing Texas A&M fans in the stands — and across the land — to clutch their hearts.
While Manziel, the Aggies' Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback, soon returned to the skirmish with a brace, the reaction to his first action became a common occurrence among the A&M faithful late into Saturday night. It was that kind of crazy Southeastern Conference contest, with A&M finally prevailing 41-38 before 60,950 fans in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.
Josh Lambo broke a 38-38 tie with a 33-yard field goal as time expired to close out a wild fourth quarter, with the No. 9 Aggies sprinting onto the field in joy.
"I wasn't that nervous," Lambo said. "It feels great to do something to help my teammates and reward them."
The game was tied at 24 with 12 minutes left when Manziel fumbled and Ole Miss safety Trae Elston recovered on the Aggies' 41. A&M's season-long misery on defense continued, as the Rebels quickly grabbed their first lead of the night on a 19-yard touchdown pass from Bo Wallace to Laquon Treadwell.
The Aggies countered with their own quick drive, capped by a 9-yard run to the left pylon by Trey Williams, tying the action at 31 midway through the final quarter. Ole Miss kept the up-tempo offenses rolling with a 50-yard touchdown pass from Wallace to Jaylen Walton along the right sideline as the Rebels regained the lead at 38-31 with 6:05 remaining.
A&M defensive tackle Alonzo Williams appeared to have Wallace for a sack, but the quarterback slipped out of Williams' grasp of his ankles and hooked up with a wide-open Treadwell as the crowed erupted. Undaunted, A&M quickly countered with a 6-yard touchdown run by Manziel, who dove for the left pylon after reversing course.
The Manziel scare occurred late in the first quarter, when he sprinted to his left on a pass play, fired the ball incomplete and fell to the turf holding his knee. He was helped off the field, but the scare was short-lived.
Trainers slipped on a small brace while Matt Joeckel ran one play leading to an A&M missed field goal, and Manziel returned for the next series. In doing so, he then became the fastest NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision player in history to reach 7,000 total yards.
Last November, Manziel hurt his knee against Missouri at Kyle Field, but he also quickly returned to that contest with a small brace, and played out the rest of the game — and the rest of his historic season.
The Aggies led 14-10 following a topsy-turvy first half "low-lighted" by Manziel's injury, a hamstring injury to Ole Miss standout defensive end Robert Nkemdiche and an apparent leg injury to A&M star defensive back Deshazor Everett.
The Aggies marched 78 yards on the opening kickoff, a drive finished by a 7-yard Ben Malena touchdown run and highlighted by a 35-yard pass from Manziel to Travis Labhart, a receiver typically playing in the shadows of Mike Evans and Malcome Kennedy.
The Aggies also continued their new tradition of tight games against their new SEC West foe in Ole Miss. After they overcame a 10-point deficit (and six turnovers) last season to prevail 30-27 in Oxford, A&M returned for a second straight season because of an SEC scheduling quirk following the 2012 entrance of A&M and Missouri into the league.
The fourth quarter started with a 37-yard field goal by Lambo, lifting the visitors to a 24-17 lead.
"We didn't make plays when we had the chance," Rebels second-year coach Hugh Freeze said. "Our kids fought their guts out."
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Gallery: Toyo Ito Awarded 2013 Pritzker Prize!
The Pritzker Prize jury, which included Lord Peter Palumbo, an internationally known architectural patron of London, and renowned architects Glenn Murcutt, Yung Ho Chang, Juhani Pallasmaa and Alejandro Aravena, commented: "Toyo Ito is a creator of timeless buildings, who at the same time boldly charts new paths. His architecture projects an air of optimism, lightness and joy, and is infused with both a sense of uniqueness and universality. For these reasons and for his synthesis of structure, space and form that creates inviting places, for his sensitivity to landscape, for infusing his designs with a spiritual dimension and for the poetics that transcend all his works, Toyo Ito is awarded the 2013 Pritzker Architecture Prize."
Ito began his career working for Kiyonori Kikutake, one of the founders of the Japanese Metabolist movement. He went on to create his own architectural office in 1971 and designed private houses like the U House in Tokyo and White O in Chile, both dominated by flowing forms and a particular sensibility for the private lives of urban dwellers.
Toyo Ito's works have been marked by the synergy of organic-like structures and technology on one side, and poetics and minimalist design on the other. His cutting-edge public library in Sendai designed in 2001 is a transparent cube, composed of tubes and platforms. The structural flexibility of the tree-like tubular proved highly efficient during the 2011 earthquake that triggered the tsunami and Fukushima nuclear disaster. The Mediatheque suffered minor damage and was soon reopened. Since then, Toyo Ito has been working on several earthquake-resistant projects throughout Japan, including a program to develop community centers for the victims of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in the northeast of the country.
One of Ito's most recent projects, the Taichung Metropolitan Opera House, which is currently under construction, was especially praised by the Pritzker jury. Drawing inspiration from nature, Ito designed the 620,000 square-foot opera house as a horizontal and vertical network of spaces that builds intricate relationships between the interior and exterior spaces of the building and its surroundings.
The Pritzker ceremony will be held on May 29th in Boston, at the John F. Kennedy library designed by another Pritzker Prize winner I. M. Pei (1983). Each year the laureate receives a $100,000 prize and is presented with a bronze medallion recognizing his or her contributions to humanity through architecture.
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Masala Poha (Garam Masala Pohe/ Avalakki Aval Upma)
Published On 22 Jun 2008 By redchillies. Under Breakfast/ Brunch /Tiffin Varieties, Konkani Recipes.
My mother used to make this Poha (Flattened Rice) when we were younger. This is very easy to make and can be put together in about 10 minutes. This used to be a great hit with my college friends. Whenever I took this to college, my friends would make it a ... Read More


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This pizza has no tomato sauce or cheese and heavenly flavors. Adventurous eaters will love the combination of flavors in this Grilled Chicken Shwarma & Fig Tapenade Pizza recipe.
3 tablespoons olive oil, plus additional for crust
Whisk together olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, curry powder, cumin, coriander, and smoked paprika and pour into a resealable bag. Add chicken thighs, reseal bag, and marinate in the refrigerator for two hours or overnight, turning occasionally.
Preheat grill (or oven) to 450°F. Remove chicken from marinade and grill until done, about 8-10 min. Let cool slightly and cut into slices. Set aside.
Raise grill temperature to 500°F and place Emile Henry Pizza Stone inside to heat. Place figs in a food processor and process until roughly chopped. Add water and process into a paste. Add olives and pulse until blended. Add olive oil, garlic, and balsamic vinegar and pulse until smooth. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Roll out dough and place onto a cornmeal dusted Pizza Peel**. Spread with fig tapenade and top with chicken shwarma. Sprinkle lightly with za'atar if desired and transfer to pizza stone.
Grill for 12-15 minutes.
Remove from grill and let cool slightly before serving.
Yield: Makes 6 slices
*Za'atar is a Middle Eastern spice mix made from thyme, sumac, sesame seeds and salt.
**Also called a pizza paddle. A flat, broad sheet of wood or metal with a handle used to slide breads and pizza onto a baking stone in the oven.
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That's what Cuyahoga County Ed FitzGerald's saying about a program he announced Friday to give every new kindergartener in public , private schools and those who are homeschooled $100 in a college savings account.
"With the launch of the Cuyahoga County Savings Account Program, every child in our area will grow up knowing that college is a real and attainable goal...This is a critical investment in our children," he said.
Cuyahoga will be the only county with such a program. And it's three times larger than the present biggest effort run by the city of San Francisco.
FitzGerald believes the universal program is more valuable than offering a fixed number of full scholarships.
Local educators and business people are enthused about the program.
Notre Dame College Vice President Dave Armstrong said," Having the aspiration to go to college is so key in developing any young person.,,,And it creates discipline to save money and do the things you need to do to have great goals in life.
Margaret Lyons, Superintendent of Cleveland Diocesan schools said, " Children are impressionable...what a wonderful thing to give them an idea about their future...I think it helps their self esteem. I believe it will make a difference."
Research shows for the first time, students today are less likely to graduate from college than their parents. Less than one of every ten low-income students completes college by their mid 20s.
The city of San Francisco started a similar program donating $50 per child two years ago.
Studies show students with savings accounts are four times more likely to go to college than those who don't have them, and six times more likely if the account's in their name.
Andrea Levere, president of the Corporation for Enterprise Development says, "Cuyahoga County is positioning itself as a national leader in the rapidly growing field of asset building for children."
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The Amplified Bible is free of personal interpretation and is independent of denominational prejudice. It is a translation from the accepted Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek manuscripts into literary English. It is based on the American Standard Version of 1901, Rudolph Kittels Biblia Hebraica, the Greek text of Westcott and Hort, and the 23rd edition of the Nestle Greek New Testament as well as the best Hebrew and Greek lexicons available at the time. Cognate languages, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and other Greek works were also consulted. The Septuagint and other versions were compared for interpretation of textual differences. In completing the Amplified Bible, translators made a determined effort to keep, as far as possible, the familiar wording of the earlier versions, and especially the feeling of the ancient Book.
Through amplification, the reader gains a better understanding of what the Hebrew and Greek listener instinctively understood (as a matter of course). Take, for example, the Greek word pisteuo, which the vast majority of versions render as "believe." That simple translation, however, hardly does justice to the many meanings contained in the Greek pisteuo: "to adhere to, cleave to; to trust to have faith in; to rely on, to depend on." Notice the subtle shades of meaning which are unlocked in John 11:25:
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Frances Siewert (Litt. B., B.D., M.A., Litt. D.) was a woman with an intense dedication to the study of the Bible. It was Mrs. Siewert (1881-1967) who laid the foundation of the Amplified Bible, devoting her life to a familiarity with the Bible, with the Hebrew and Greek languages, and with the cultural and archaeological background of Biblical times, which would result in the publication of this unique translation.
Every vision needs visionaries willing to follow the cause. The story of this dream is no different. Mrs. Siewert's vision was seen by a California non-profit foundation called The Lockman Foundation, made up of Christian men and women who through their commitment, their expertise, and their financial support under girded Mrs. Siewert's monumental translation project. The Lockman Foundation's purpose remains today what is was then: to promote Bible translation, Christian evangelism, education, and benevolence.
Commitment, energy, enthusiasm, giftedness --the things visions are made of--describes the efforts of the committee appointed by The Lockman Foundation to carefully review the impressive work of Mrs. Siewert. This Editorial Board, made up of dedicated people, lent credibility and organization to this unprecedented attempt to bring out the richness of the Hebrew and Greek languages within the English text itself.
One chapter yet remained to bring the vision into reality. A publishing house in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on its way to becoming a major religious publishing firm, seized the opportunity to participate in a project which all visionaries involved strongly believed would be used by God to change lives. The Zondervan Publishing House joined the team, and the dream became reality with the publication of The Amplified New Testament in 1958, followed by the two-volume Amplified Old Testament in 1962 and 1964, and the one-volume Amplified Bible in 1965.
Remembered by The Lockman Foundation for her long life of tireless devotion to God, her expertise in the Greek language, and for her impressive knowledge concerning Scripture, Mrs. Frances Siewert went home to be with the Lord late Wednesday night, March 29, 1967. As the official Research Secretary of the Amplified Bible project, Mrs. Siewert displayed her tremendous passion for the Lord. This passion shown brightly throughout her monumental task of laying the translation foundation for the Amplified Bible.
Born in 1881, Mrs. Siewert (Litt. B., B.D., M.A., Litt. D.) dedicated her life to the intensive study of the Scriptures as well as to the cultural and archaeological background of biblical times. When asked by The Lockman Foundation in 1956 to recount, in her own words, her long journey as a Christian, Mrs. Siewert submitted the following amazing list concerning her life as a Christian to that point:
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• At fifteen entered the academy of Pacific University, deeply religious atmosphere, compulsory Bible study.
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• At eighteen entered Willamette University. Elected president of the Y.W.C.A. under intensely spiritual stimulus. Elected editor of the Willamette Collegian by unanimous vote of all factions of the student body. (With no Bible in Willamettes curriculum, she started a campaign to have it introduced, which authorities honored and was graduated at barely twenty with the degree of Bachelor of Literature, "cum laude.")
• At twenty-two married a minister, who was a brilliant Greek student.
• At twenty-four began helping ministers with their public written work, religious authors and editors with their manuscripts, writing stories for Sunday School material, some to be translated into German. Later, articles for such periodicals as the Sunday School Times.
• At twenty-nine received Master of Arts degree from Willamette University. Thesis subject, "The Effect of the Bible on English Language."
• At thirty-two received bachelor of divinity degree from Schuylkill Seminary (to which the credits had been transferred to make the graduation of a woman possible).
• At thirty-three teaching Bible to girls and women on campus at the University of Washington, downtown in Seattle from citys high schools and factories.
• At thirty-six teaching young people and teachers of Bible in Denver, Colorado.
• At forty teaching Bible daily in Clay County High School, Kansas, sixteen communities represented. In constant demand for Bible lectures at clubs, conventions, and in organized classes -- 254 such talks in one year. In meantime, completed seventeen reading courses at University of Indiana, and earned considerable credit in Psychology and teacher training at Kansas State College. Studied all of the courses pertinent to Bible teaching.
• In 1940 left a widow. Devoted full time to biblical research for ministers and religious writers.
• From 1952 to the present (1956) devoted time entirely to the translation task now in hand, with the work of the Gospel of John, which preceded it.
For all her immense educational preparation and thorough knowledge of Scripture, Mrs. Siewert always remained a humble servant of the Lord. In correspondence dated Sept. 8, 1954 to The Lockman Foundation President and Founder, F. Dewey Lockman, she stated, "Every day, almost, I find myself bubbling with the thrill of discovering some shade of meaning in the original Greek that had never been evident to me before. I have averaged 4 hours a day of serious Bible study since 1914, when I was already a theological seminary graduate, and yet I am finding daily evidence of the fact that there are countless Scripture passages which have been obscure to me until now."
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Went up there yesterday with CRickey and Stack and played my first round up there. It was windy as hell which made it even tougher but I had a really good time on the course. Loved the chicken house hole. I could see that the spring/summer on this course could be brutal with all the underbrush I saw with no leaves on it.
I saw several groups playing throughout our round.
Good job Keith.