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Update: the longer you blog, the more you ask these questions. Since this post published, I've thought about quitting, we've redesigned the blog again and what you're looking at is yet another new look. Let us know what you think and what's working for you anytime -- contact us here! A few days after I came back from Oregon, one night while Tim and I were working side by side, I told him I didn't know if I wanted to blog anymore. It was weird---not just because we're in the midst of working and talking about wedding plans but because I love blogging. I'd be the first to tell you there's nothing like the feeling of sitting down to write precisely what you want to say, organizing the chaos of life into cohesive sentences and paragraphs, feeling that satisfaction of yes! that is what I mean! when you hit publish and receiving feedback in the form of comments from people who have become your friends. But I'd wrestled with these thoughts while I was in Oregon, surrounded by big … [Read more...]
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Supersize Me was on TV the other night. Despite the fact that it was created six years ago, I'd never seen the documentary until this year, a few months ago when I streamed it to my computer during my one-month free trial with Netflix. This past Sunday night, I caught the couple minutes where the main character weighs in after a few days of eating a McDonald's-only diet, something he tried and documented for a full month, gaining weight and hurting his health just as you'd expect. I also caught the scene where he orders chicken nuggets, and the movie does a quick aside, complete with a cartoon illustration, of how chicken nuggets are made. It's not pretty. A while ago (was it last year?), I also watched Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution (I'm guessing a lot of you did, too?), and saw him explain to children where chicken nuggets come from. And of course I've seen this image (click at your own risk and don't say I didn't warn you) floating around the Internet and people's … [Read more...]
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As this week marks many lasts of 2009, my kitchen and I are marking a first, one I hope to continue into the new year, and it's as simple as a new ingredient: whole wheat pastry flour, a fresh player in our cooking arsenal. Do you already know whole wheat pastry flour? Very fine in texture, whole wheat pastry flour comes from a whole white wheat made with softer berries than the kind used for regular whole wheat flour. It's very fine in texture, high in starch and low in protein, with lower gluten than what's in white flour. It's particularly good for using in crumbly baked goods as it yields results similar to those made with regular white flour, though admittedly not as light and airy, and it's more nutritious. You can substitute it one-to-one for all-purpose flour in cakes, pies, muffins and some cookies. Working from the recipe for Huckleberry Maple Coffee Cake at 101 Cookbooks, I christened my new-found flour last weekend in a sparkling blueberry coffee cake, the kind that … [Read more...]


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Given that K.C. Sheriff's detectives arrested Zack Treisman for a serious felony (assaulting an officer), it's a little curious that the K.C. Prosecutor's office didn't move forward yesterday with any charges. Treisman's arraignment was cancelled yesterday, and the K.C. prosecutor's office told me they need more time to review the case.
Review the case? K.C. Sheriff spokesman Rodney Chinnick sounded pretty convinced when I spoke to him earlier this week (and pretty exercised) that Treisman had "choked and punched an officer."
Treisman is the Critical Mass cyclist whothinking a fellow biker was being attacked by a citizenwrestled with what turned out to be an undercover K.C. detective.
Perhaps the reason the prosecutor's office has hit pause is this: Treisman's attorney, David Speikers, has over 20 sworn statements from eye witnesses who contradict the K.C. sheriff's account that the the plain clothes detectives identified themselves before tackling biker Jace Brien.
Here's some typical testimony from a Critical Mass rider and witness named Mike Hahn:
"As the riders corked, I could see the driver of the van (white male, large build, blondish hair and facial hair) shout at them and throw his hand up in the air. He then almost immediately flung his door open violently and charged toward the corking cyclists…The van driver was yelling at the cyclists very loudly, and seemed to be enraged. The driver had not identified himself as an officer. I could see that there were other occupants in the van who had not yet stepped outside. All (including the driver) were dressed casually with no visible indication of their status as officers."
What's notable about the testimony is that none of it mentions the siren blasts or air horn blasts that the Sheriff's office assured me were sounded at three different times before Brien was tackled.
In fact, one new surprise witnessnot a member of the Critical Mass ride, but a motorist named Kathleen Ridihalgh who claims to have been stopped behind the unmarked Sheriff's van at the Belltown intersection (Vine St. & Western) where the arrests took placeprovided this testimony after hearing the Sheriff's office account in the news:
"The van went into the path of bicycles and the van occupants jumped out fast and aggressive. I did not hear a siren. At that point I thought, 'should we get out and help the bicyclists?'"
At a Critical Mass rally yesterday outside the K.C. jail, I spoke to Katherine Bauman, a 19-year-old biker who had "corked" the intersection with Brien. She said the van honked and honked, but there was no siren blast. "They honked and charged out of the car," she says. "They said nothing official [before tackling Brien]. He said, 'get the fuck out of the intersection.' Other bikers were yelling for the police."
I asked the K.C. prosecutor's office if the overwhelming testimony had a role in their decision to postpone the arraignment hearing. Spokesman Dan Donohoe said he couldn't comment on evidence, but said they felt comfortable taking more time because Treisman was not a flight risk.
I think part of the confusion of the detective's identity comes down to the fact that their badges looked more like hiphop accoutrements than police I.D. One witness writes: "Attacker #1 was a male caucasion, extremely large stocky build, with…flashy jewelry including chains and rings, baggy 'gangsta' clothing…"
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I wasn't raised Catholic, but even after I became one, I used to think of the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus as something outdated and hyper-pious—an attitude no doubt reinforced by bad artistic representations of Jesus' heart.
Over time, I noticed that various saintly people had a devotion to the Sacred Heart (including Pope John XXIII), but it wasn't until the mid '90s that I discovered the Litany of the Sacred Heart when a priest encouraged me to pray it during Lent. I found that it opened up my prayers in new and unexpected ways.
In truth, this devotion had been sneaking up on me for a long time before I actually discovered it. Despite my initial aversion to the traditional Sacred Heart imagery, a spirituality of the heart has always appealed to me. Growing up, I always liked the part of the service in the Book of Common Prayer that enjoined us, "Lift up your hearts." (On the other hand, I did not respond well to being pressured "to invite Jesus into [my] heart," then and there, by a woman who had asked me to lunch one day when I was a student at Smith. I told her to leave me alone and let me eat my tuna-fish sandwich.)
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- I googled this issue and found out I had to remove the IntelliMouse driver, which I did and rebooted my PC.
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Brazil will evaluate demand for rolling over currency swaps that mature Nov. 1 as the auction today of a field holding the country's biggest oil discovery may fuel a rally of the real.
The central bank will study today if there are market conditions for holding auctions on Oct. 22, 23 and 24 to roll over $8.9 billion in currency swaps aimed at supporting the currency, according to a statement posted on its website. Today the government will also sell the rights to explore the Libra offshore field and the winner will pay a 15 billion reais ($6.9 billion ) signing bonus.
"The flows from the Libra auction will affect the demand for the swap rollovers," Pedro Tuesta, Latin America economist at 4cast Ltd. in New York, said in a phone interview. "Any foreign company involved may have to bring dollars from offshore."
The real has gained more than any other major currency since the central bank announced on Aug. 22 a $60 billion intervention plan to defend the currency. While a stronger currency helps the central bank fight above-target inflation by reducing the cost of imports, it hurts Brazilian exporters.
The currency declined from a four-month high on Oct. 18 amid speculation the central bank won't roll over all of the swaps maturing Nov. 1 as it seeks to contain short-term gains, according to Jose Carlos Amado, a foreign-exchange trader at Renascenca Corretora in Sao Paulo.
The real fell 0.2 percent to 2.1738 per dollar at 9:57 a.m. today, after reaching 2.1523 per dollar on Oct. 17, the highest level since June 14.
Brazil's currency weakened to a 4 1/2-year low in August, prompting the central bank to announce a program of offering currency swaps and dollar credit lines through the end of the year. The real has gained 12 percent since then, reducing its decline to 7.5 percent over the past 6 months.
The program of currency swaps and credit line auctions "has proved successful in curbing volatility" and could be extended beyond year-end as the U.S. Federal Reserve winds down monetary stimulus, central bank President Alexandre Tombini said in prepared remarks for an Oct. 12 speech during meetings of the International Monetary Fund in Washington.
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, Volume 126, Issue 3, pp 331-342
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Economists' policy views and voting
- Daniel B. KleinAffiliated withDepartment of Economics, Santa Clara University Email author
- , Charlotta SternAffiliated withInstitute for Social Research, Stockholm University
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In Spring 2003, a survey of 1000 economists was conducted using a randomly generated membership list from the American Economics Association. The survey contained questions about 18 policy issues, voting behavior, and several background variables. The response was 264 (nonblank) surveys. The responses show that most economists are supporters of safety regulations, gun control, redistribution, public schooling, and anti-discrimination laws. They are evenly mixed on personal choice issues, military action, and the minimum wage. Most economists oppose tighter immigration controls, government ownership of enterprise and tariffs. In voting, the Democratic:Republican ratio is 2.5:1. These results are compared to those of previous surveys of economists. We itemize a series of important questions raised by these results.
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- Economists' policy views and voting
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Public Choice
Volume 126, Issue 3-4 , pp 331-342
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- 2006-03
- 10.1007/s11127-006-7509-6
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- 0048-5829
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- 1573-7101
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Daniel B. Klein (1)
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- Daniel H. ThorntonAffiliated withDepartment of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, University of Florida Email author
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Understanding the influence of large and small-scale heterogeneity on species distribution and abundance is one of the major foci of landscape ecology research in fragmented environments. Although a large number of studies have addressed this issue individually, little effort has been made to synthesize the vast amount of literature published in the last decade. We reviewed 122 focal patch studies on 954 species published between 1998 and 2009 to determine the probability of species responding significantly to landscape, patch, and within-patch variables. We assessed the influence of taxonomic, life history, and methodological variables on probability of response to these 3 levels. Species in diverse taxa responded at high rates to factors at all three levels, suggesting that a multi-level approach is often necessary for understanding species response in patchy systems. Mammals responded at particularly high rates to landscape variables and therefore may benefit more than other taxa from landscape-level conservation efforts in fragmented environments. The probability of detecting a species response to landscape context, patch, and within-patch factors was influenced by a variety of methodological aspects of the studies such as type of landscape metric used, type of response variable, and sample size. Study design issues rarely are discussed by authors as reasons why a particular study did not find an effect of a variable, but should be given more consideration in future studies.
KeywordsFocal patch study Isolation Landscape Patch quality Presence–absence vs. abundance Review Multi-level Sample size Study design and methodology
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Ok, well, this year is my 5 year anniversary with my BF. We had started planning a wedding when we found out I was preggers with # 2. Since then, it is just not something we can do financially. But lately we have been talking about it again.
We both always envisioned a traditional wedding, but with our budget, that would be like another 5 years out. We both agreed that a courthouse ceremony would be ok, but still wanted to include our families. Unfortunately we both have very large families, so that would easily get out of hand and get too costly again.
Anyway...we had the thought of having a surprise wedding. Getting parents, brothers and sisters, and maybe a few close friends together and springing a wedding on them. That way our families are there, but we don't have to worry about aunts, uncles, these cousins or those cousins, etc. Any thoughts, ideas? It would be in either Nov or Dec. I was thinking of trying to lure them in with a "family photo shoot".
I just am suddenly starting to doubt the idea, but at the same time I love it. Anyone have any experience?
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- 6 eggs
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- 2 tablespoons honey
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- 1 teaspoon baking powder
Instructions:Blend together eggs, butter, honey and salt. Combine coconut flour with baking powder and whisk thoroughly into batter until there are no lumps. Pour into greased loaf pan and bake at 350 degrees for 40 min. Cool on rack.
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EA denies pulling out staff from Wraysbury after 'abuse'
The Environment Agency (EA) has denied that it is pulling staff out of flood-hit Wraysbury after reports they suffered abuse from members of the community.
David Murphy, an EA flood risk manager, was asked by ITV News' Lewis Vaughan Jones whether the agency was removing staff from the area and he replied: "Not at all, we are here."
When asked about the rumours that staff had been abused by members of the community, Mr Murphy replied: "If that has happened, it was an isolated incident...if it happened."
He added: "We are working with the community and with the emergency services to provide advice and help."
Union blames Pickles for 'hostility' suffered by staff
The hostility from residents in flood-hit Wraysbury is a direct result of the irresponsible attack by Eric Pickles and others on the Environment Agency, the GMB union have claimed.
Justin Bowden, GMB National Officer for the Environment Agency (EA) said:
This report of hostility from the residents on the Thames is a direct result of the irresponsible attack by Eric Pickles and others on the EA.
His incitement has led to the very people on the frontline who are actually helping to alleviate the situation bearing the brunt of people's frustrations.
For more than seven weeks since Christmas the Environment Agency's staff have been run ragged helping and supporting the victims of flooding.
GMB members have been working double and triple shifts around the clock to protect and assist.
It is noted by these staffs that the Prime Minister has repeatedly refused to say the proposed cut of another 1,700 jobs at the EA will be reversed.
Ms Bowden said the Government must immediately reverse the "ludicrous cut" of 1,700 EA jobs and review funding to ensure the budget could cope with flooding and drought.
Environment Agency withdraw from village after 'abuse'
The Environment Agency has withdrawn staff from flood-hit Wraysbury in Berkshire after they suffered "abuse", the GMB union has said.
GMB chief 'can't understand what all the fuss is about'
GMB general secretary Paul Kenny said he "can't understand what all the fuss is about" after the union decided to cut funds to the Labour Party.
GMB union chief and Miliband to meet tomorrow
GMB union general secretary Paul Kenny and Ed Miliband are due to meet tomorrow in a meeting planned before today's decision to cut funding to Labour by £1 million.
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A union that supported Ed Miliband's election as Labour leader has decided to cut its funds to the party from £1.2 million to £150,000.Read the full story ›
Labour Party funding: A breakdown of the figures
Total funding for the Labour Party in the year to June 2013 was £16.8 million, which £4.2 million came from trade unions, figures released by the party show.
Alan Johnson warns against 'petty retribution'
Former home secretary Alan Johnson - an ex-union leader - warned against "petty retribution" in the wake of Ed Miliband's party reform pledge.
"We can no longer go on living the lie with these millions of people signed up as levy-paying members to the Labour Party, and treated as if they were members," Mr Johnson told BBC Radio 4's The World At One.
"I call them the ghosts in the machine. That is bad for the party, it is bad for the trade unions."
The former Communication Workers Union chief added, "I just hope this is not a piece of petty retribution by a trade union."
Labour given 'more than a few hours notice' of decision
A senior Labour source said the party had been given "more than a few hours" notice of the GMB's decision to reduce its funding, and was not aware of any other unions planning similar moves.
Labour leader Ed Miliband will not be deterred from his plans to "mend not end" Labour's financial links with the unions, the unnamed source added.
A Conservative Party spokesman said: "Nothing has changed. The union barons can still rig Labour's candidate selections, buy Labour's policies and pick Labour's leader.
"If Ed Miliband is too weak to stand up to his union bosses, he will be too weak to stand up for hardworking people."
Tom Watson will 'fight' to keep Labour's union links
Labour's former General Election co-ordinator Tom Watson has pledged to "fight very hard" to retain the party's links with trade unions after the GMB union announced it was slashing its funding.
Mr Watson, who was involved in the selection of Labour's election candidates, resigned his shadow cabinet position over the Falkirk row.
He wrote on his blog: "If this is the beginning of the end of that historic link, it is a very serious development that threatens a pillar of our democracy that has endured for over one hundred years.
"Some will scoff but they are fools to do so. That party card stands for something more than confirmation that an annual direct debit has been processed."


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On Sept. 30, 1962, the final episode of the series Suspense ran on radio — ending the remaining show from the "Golden Age of radio." Commentator Art Chimes remembers old radio and what it meant to audiences, and we hear many examples of the programs themselves.
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Years of hard work finally begins to pay off! Our very first batch of students has done an excelling job in the very first public exam in their life. We are overwhelmed with joy for the way our children are making us proud. We pray and believe that they would go a long way and we promise to work harder to make that happen.
Our Star Student
Lelin is one of our brightest JAAGO students and made us proud with his extraordinary achievement in PEC exam with a perfect GPA and Scholarship from the Government of Bangladesh. Lelin who already was our student's spotlight in September 2012 is continuing his way of success and achievements. He didn't think that he would perform in the exams so well: "It was a surprise for me. I tried so hard. My parents, friends and teachers helped me. The teachers even used innovative teaching methods for us – like model tests". Lelin's father is a rickshaw puller, he continues: "I still want to be an engineer, a Marine Engineer and to work for the Bangladeshi Navy. And I'm thankful that JAAGO has given me the opportunity to aim for that".
Primary Education Completion Examination (PEC) success
Most of JAAGO's students live in tiny rooms which they share with their parents and siblings. Only few have the privilege to have a calm space for preparing school lessons or even a proper desk for the children to study at. But nevertheless the JAAGO children are strong and confident individuals: The JAAGO 3rd graders recently reached a 100% pass rate at PEC Examinations English version hosted by the NCTB.
The students were tested in Bengali, English, Mathematics, Islam & Moral Education, Bangladesh & Global Studies as well as Elementary Science. While there was a 100% pass rate, the majority even scored a perfect GPA (grade point average).The successful passing the PEC examination has gotten the JAAGO students a 5 years of schooling certification which is nationally recognized. The good grades earned by the students also show that JAAGO works very hard to maintain a quality English Medium Education for its students.
Delicious Treats and Essentials
The three companies Frutika, Delta Insurance Ltd and Unilever Ltd. surprised the JAAGO children with bearing gifts. Frutika a concern of the 'Akij Food & Beverage Ltd.' hosted an elaborate lunch party for 500 students of the JAAGO Rayer Bazar Branch. The JAAGO students loved it: All the colorful decorations and balloons transformed the JAAGO playground into a magic wonderland.
Delta Insurance delivered and its Director, Mr. Zihad Rahman, personally distributed boxes of assorted Danish Biscuits amongst the students of the JAAGO Foundation, Rayer Bazar Branch. The children were visibly excited to run back home and open their beautifully decorated gift boxes filled with wholesome goodness.
Unilever Bangladesh Ltd. also has made a generous donation of a six month stock of necessary hygiene products to be distributed amongst the students of JAAGO schools nationwide. Providing hygiene products to the JAAGO students is one of the fundamental projects of the JAAGO Foundation because JAAGO wants to protect its students and their families from diarrhea, fever, food poisoning and many other diseases. That's why JAAGO always provides a month long supply of hygiene items like toothpaste and -brush, soap, shampoo and detergent to the students.
International Mother Language Day 2014 (21st February)
The 21st February is the International Mother Language Day. To every Bangla or Bengali speaking person around the world, the 21st of February means an emotional mix of glory and grief. On that very day, 62 years ago, blood was spilled to protect the right of speaking in one's mother language. The date represents the day in 1952 when students from different educational institutions demonstrating for recognition of their Bengali language, were shot and killed by police in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Bangladesh is the only nation that fought to protect its language.
The JAAGO branches from Children from the Rayer Bazar, Chittagong, Gazipur, Bandarban, Gaibandha as well as Rajshahi celebrated the International Mother Language Day with the students and showed respect by giving one minute of silence as well as by giving flowers to the Shaheed Minar. Before the children learned about the meaning of that special day and the Bengali language. The exciting day was followed by an art competition and cultural program for the children.
U.S. Soccer stars at JAAGO
On two different days, the renowned U.S. soccer players Linda Hamilton who is also the winner of the first Women's World Cup, and Tony Sanneh visited JAAGO foundation. They taught the students how to play soccer and together with the US Embassy they donated footballs and T-Shirts to JAAGO's students who were full of excitement.
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Last but not least we want to thank you, our sponsors and supporters, affectionate for walking the long way of building an illiteracy free Bangladesh with 'Access to Quality Education for ALL' with us. Your contribution can make the difference to lives of children like Lelin's. Under our 'Sponsor a Child' program you can make a monthly contribution of only a minimum amount of USD $20 and so will be the educational expenses of your sponsored child and be part of the JAAGO family. Thank you once again for being there!
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Transitional Care of Older Adults Hospitalized with Heart Failure: A Randomized, Controlled Trial
Version of Record online: 14 APR 2004
DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2004.52202.x
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
Volume 52, Issue 5, pages 675–684, May 2004
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Naylor, M. D., Brooten, D. A., Campbell, R. L., Maislin, G., McCauley, K. M. and Schwartz, J. S. (2004), Transitional Care of Older Adults Hospitalized with Heart Failure: A Randomized, Controlled Trial. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 52: 675–684. doi: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2004.52202.x
Preliminary results were presented at the 6th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Heart Failure Society of America, Boca Raton, Florida, September 23, 2002.
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- older adults;
- heart failure;
- comorbid conditions;
- rehospitalizations
Objectives: To examine the effectiveness of a transitional care intervention delivered by advanced practice nurses (APNs) to elders hospitalized with heart failure.
Design: Randomized, controlled trial with follow-up through 52 weeks postindex hospital discharge.
Setting: Six Philadelphia academic and community hospitals.
Participants: Two hundred thirty-nine eligible patients were aged 65 and older and hospitalized with heart failure.
Intervention: A 3-month APN-directed discharge planning and home follow-up protocol.
Measurements: Time to first rehospitalization or death, number of rehospitalizations, quality of life, functional status, costs, and satisfaction with care.
Results: Mean age of patients (control n=121; intervention n=118) enrolled was 76; 43% were male, and 36% were African American. Time to first readmission or death was longer in intervention patients (log rank χ2=5.0, P=.026; Cox regression incidence density ratio=1.65, 95% confidence interval=1.13–2.40). At 52 weeks, intervention group patients had fewer readmissions (104 vs 162, P=.047) and lower mean total costs ($7,636 vs $12,481, P=.002). For intervention patients, only short-term improvements were demonstrated in overall quality of life (12 weeks, P<.05), physical dimension of quality of life (2 weeks, P<.01; 12 weeks, P<.05) and patient satisfaction (assessed at 2 and 6 weeks, P<.001).
Conclusion: A comprehensive transitional care intervention for elders hospitalized with heart failure increased the length of time between hospital discharge and readmission or death, reduced total number of rehospitalizations, and decreased healthcare costs, thus demonstrating great promise for improving clinical and economic outcomes.


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'Star Trek' actor Chris Pine pleads guilty to DUI
Hollywood actor Chris Pine, center, arrives at a courthouse in Ashburton, New Zealand, Monday, March 17, 2014. Pine, known for playing Captain Kirk in the "Star Trek" movies, pleaded guilty in the New Zealand court to drunken-driving charges. The 33-year-old was fined $93 New Zealand dollars ($79) and had his New Zealand driver's license suspended for six months during a hearing at the Ashburton District Court. (AP Photo/Ashburton Guardian, Tetsuro Mitomo) NEW ZEALAND OUT, AUSTRALIA OUT, NO SALES
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Hollywood actor Chris Pine, known for playing Captain Kirk in the "Star Trek" movies, pleaded guilty Monday in a New Zealand court to a charge of drunken [auth] driving.
The 33-year-old American was fined $93 New Zealand dollars ($79) and had his New Zealand driver's license suspended for six months during a hearing at the Ashburton District Court.
Police pulled over Pine early on March 1 after he'd attended a party to mark the end of filming on the movie "Z for Zachariah," which is due for release next year. Fairfax Media reported that Pine told police he'd consumed four vodka drinks.
Police told the court that a blood test found Pine's blood-alcohol level was 0.11 percent, which is over New Zealand's legal limit of 0.08 percent.
Pine stood silently during the hearing, allowing his lawyer, Marilyn Gilchrist to enter the plea.
According to Fairfax, Gilchrist told the judge that Pine acknowledged he'd made the wrong decision to drive that night. Gilchrist said her client had suffered emotionally and professionally and that the negative publicity had put his acting contracts in jeopardy.
The judge said she accepted Pine was "entirely remorseful," Fairfax reported.
Pine appeared relaxed as he left the courtroom, stopping to sign a couple of autographs for fans who had gathered outside before being driven away.
Much of the filming of "Z for Zachariah" took place on the South Island's picturesque Banks Peninsula.
Before being pulled over by police, Pine had been at the Blue Pub in Methven with his Icelandic girlfriend, Iris Bjork Johannesdottir.
"The pub was closed to the public later in the evening and approximately 80 actors and crew attended the party, which finished at 3 a.m. on March 1," the bar said in a statement. "This was a well-controlled party, the cast and crew were friendly and it was a great night, not a wild party."
The statement said that "Chris Pine did not appear to staff to be intoxicated to a level where intervention might have been warranted."
In addition to playing Capt. James T. Kirk, Pine also played Jack Ryan in the movie "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit."
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Planning on reading it in a few months as a book report assignment, should i?
only do it if you like turtlez
I suggest reading the shortest and most simple book you find.
i would rather read a book i like
I made that mistake with a book report, the summary was friggen huge and I just made my self do more homework.
You SHOULD NOT read it for a "summer assignment". I have seen it assigned as COLLEGE material. Trust me, unless you're a pretty good reader don't try and read it.
Edit: DARN IT… I always forget to log back into my main… fail KotG… fail…
I didn't read 1 book over the summer…
for some reason they still make us take STAR tests, but i got a 13.5 reading level…is that good enough…?
I think it is a really good book. Anyone who thinks it will take a college level amount of work to write report on it must not get very many assignments. It's a pretty good book, but it all depends on how much time you have for the assignment.
P.S. If you really want to impress people then do a report on The Return of The King. 2000 pages of awesomeness!
no thanks, Moby Dick was bad enough
Lulz, how many book reports have been written on Moby Dick by now?
Is the story bout a giant orange?I've never even heard of an orange this big
didn't write a report for it
Is the story bout a giant orange?I've never even heard of an orange this big
That's hilarious…
Wats funny about it?It's amazing.A giant orange.I wonder how it tastes.
>.< you fail so much it hurts
This depends. What grade are you in and how old are you?
This depends. What grade are you in and how old are you?
8th grade, thirteen….and a half?
by the way, i wasn't asking if i was smart/mature enough for it, i was asking if it was good
The film's good, haven't read the book.
Sillyrabb, no. A feeble attempt to seem smart, a good book yes. But you shouldn't read it, especially at that age, that maturity level, and everything. You wouldn't understand the subtexts, the meanings you have to think about. You would take it at face value and say, "Ultraviolence lol.". The report would be innacurate, a low grade, and I doubt your mom or dad want you to read it.
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Cozy Studio In North BeachUnited StatesCaliforniaSan Francisco
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Immerse yourself in this beautiful studio located on the second floor of a Historic North Beach building. This charming spot sits right across the street from Washington Square Park in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in San Francisco!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
The Space
This is a beautiful studio located on the second floor of a Historic North Beach building. This charming spot sits right across the street from Washington Square Park in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in San Francisco!
Guest Access
The studio features a big room with a very comfortable full bed and a walk in closet. One bathroom, a full kitchen with stove, freezer and utensils to make you feel right at home in any situation.
The main room has a 55" plasma TV, and Apple TV as well as connection to fast speed internet, subscription to Netflix and Hulu Plus.
There is a nice Technics turntable that you are welcome to use and a nice sound system where you can plug in your personal tunes.
Natural light illuminates the room even in cloudy days and Open space windows provide sights and sound of a bustling neighborhood!! Perfect backdrop to your San Francisco experience!
The building that the studio is in is kept clean and safe 24 hours a day with private gates and patios.
Interaction with Guests
We will set up a time so I can give you the key and some general instructions about the place once you arrive.
I will be reachable in my phone or through email if you have any questions about your stay.
The Neighborhood
The location is very convenient for sight seeing and public transportation!! Right in the hearth of the legendary North Beach neighborhood and Chinatown a couple blocks away!! The amount of restaurants, bars, art galleries and parks are too many to list but rest assure you will find what your looking for and suits your needs!!
Other points of interest in San Francisco close to this location include Chinatown ,Financial District, Fisherman's Wharf, Lombard Street and the Coit Tower.
The Ferries to Alcatraz are just a couple blocks away!! Come see why this Neighborhood is so special to San Francisco and its locals!!
From wiki: (North Beach is a neighborhood in the northeast of San Francisco adjacent to Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf and Russian Hill. The neighborhood is San Francisco's Little Italy, and has historically been home to a large Italian American population. It is still home to many Italian restaurants today, though many other ethnic groups currently live in the neighborhood. It was also the historic center of the beatnik subculture. Today, North Beach is one of San Francisco's main red light and nightlife districts as well as a residential neighborhood populated by a mix of young urban professionals, families and Chinese immigrants connected to the adjacent Chinatown.)
Getting Around
Transportation is very easy, several Muni lines and the famous Cable Car are just steeps away.
A 10 minutes bike ride will take you to Downtown or the Golden Gate Bridge.
This studio would be ideal for couples, small families or people visiting the city for a short period of time.
It's very clean and quiet and will offer you a nice place where to relax and sleep after a long day in the city.
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There is no private parking in this building, only street parking.
San Francisco has one of highest real state prices in the country (or world) which makes private parkings a luxury that not too many residents enjoy.
If you are bringing a car into the city (not recommended unless you are doing road trips outside) please plan ahead and be aware that traffic, driving directions and parking in the city might be a hassle, specially if you are not familiar with local traffic and parking rules.
You can leave your car parked in private garages around the building, prices range from $8/night to $20/night depending on the day of the week.
You can also park free in the residential streets but please read the times and cleaning days restrictions to avoid citations.
Finding a spot in this area might be hard due to its popularity so plan ahead if your time is limited
The city enjoys one of the most pure tap waters in the county. It comes from pristine reservoirs in Yosemite National Park and it has been proven cleaner than many plastic bottled water you find in stores.
We encourage visitors to enjoy water straight from our taps and avoid buying bottled water, this will help keeping the city and state landfills clean.
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WASHINGTON — One after another and in sometimes evocative language, judges appointed by Republican and Democratic presidents are declaring it's too late to turn back on the topic of same-sex marriage.
The unbroken string of state and federal court rulings in support of gay and lesbian unions takes in every region of the country, including states of the Confederacy, and brings to 26 states where same-sex couples can get married or a judge has ruled they ought to be allowed.
It also may have pushed gay marriage to a legal tipping point, where the cause has won such wide-ranging approval that it will be hard for the Supreme Court to rule against it. The court rulings and the measured response of even elected officials who oppose same-sex marriage may be especially important for justices who have worried about acting too quickly to impose same-sex marriage nationwide.
The latest ruling, in Pennsylvania, was followed quickly by word from Republican Gov. Tom Corbett that he would not appeal and instead let the decision take effect. Corbett, who opposes gay and lesbian marriage, is facing a tough campaign for re-election this year.
"We are a better people than what these laws represent, and it is time to discard them into the ash heap of history," U.S. District Judge John E. Jones III wrote last week about the Pennsylvania marriage law.
Gay marriage opponents say they expect more of a mixed record in the courts by the time the Supreme Court gets involved, and they take issue with the notion that U.S. public opinion has shifted as dramatically as many polls show.
All the rulings came after the Supreme Court decision last June that struck down part of a federal anti-gay marriage law but did not apply to bans that were then in place in roughly three dozen states. Judges, though, have had no trouble extending the high court's ruling in U.S. v. Windsor to prohibit states from discriminating against same-sex couples who want to wed.
"Judges can read the tea leaves," UCLA law professor Adam Winkler said. "They know where the Supreme Court is going. They know where society is going. Do they want their grandkids knowing they wrote an opinion stopping gay marriage?"
In some respects, the series of rulings is just the latest manifestation of the extraordinary change in attitudes about same-sex marriage.
In 1972, it took the Supreme Court one sentence to dispose of an appeal asserting a same-sex couple's constitutional right to marry. In 2003, the Massachusetts Supreme Court declared the state's marriage ban unconstitutional. When President Barack Obama decided that his administration no longer would enforce the federal Defense of Marriage Act in 2011, there were five states that allowed same-sex couples to wed. By late June, the number had jumped to 13, after the high court paved the way for gay and lesbian couples in California to get married.
No appeals court has yet weighed in, although that could change any day, and it is not clear when the high court will jump back into the same-sex marriage debate. Appeals could start arriving at the court by late summer or early fall.
"The country is ready, but the Supreme Court needs to do the tipping," said Evan Wolfson, founder and president of Freedom to Marry, a national coalition of advocacy groups working for same-gender marriage.
Gay rights advocates argue that the mushrooming list of rulings has created such an air of inevitability that, were the Supreme Court to reverse them, "a majority of the country would find that shocking," said Mary Bonauto, the director of the Civil Rights Project at Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders.
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hillsboro senior center We want to thank everyone who attended the farmers market meal, hosted by the senior center. The center served more than 165 people. We are grateful for every bit of help received for the senior center. Our ice cream social is from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Aug. 5. In addition, we will have sloppy joes, chips, pie a la […]Read more ›
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hillsboro senior center We have games and fellowship Mondays after lunch. On Wednesdays after lunch everyone is welcome to stay for bingo. Our jam session is after lunch Thursday, July 14, and at 5 p.m. we are serving a meal at the Hillsboro farmers market in Memorial Park. The menu for this fundraiser includes pulled pork, cabbage salad, cookie and […]Read more ›
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hillsboro senior center Chair massages are Thursday, July 7, and Alisa Schmidt, physician at the Hillsboro Clinic, will be talking after lunch, also on July 7. An identity theft workshop is scheduled after lunch Friday, July 8. The program will last about 45 minutes. The Hillsboro Senior Center is serving the Farmers Market meal Thursday, July 14, and all proceeds […]Read more ›
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hillsboro senior center July is here and on Friday, July 1, we will have July 4 trivia. We are closed Monday for the holiday and we hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday weekend. Chair massages are Thursday, July 7. Please call for more information. Alisa Schmidt, medical doctor, will be here Thursday July 7 after lunch. On July […]Read more ›
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hillsboro senior center We want to thank everyone for your help while our head cook Janis was off because her husband passed away. It has been a great blessing and we thank you for the prayers for Janis and her family. Our birthday dinner is Monday, June 27, for those who have a birthday in June. We are still in […]Read more ›
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hillsboro senior center Haris Zafar will be here from Wichita for hearing checks at 11a.m. June 15. J. Hatfield Mobility is here June 16 to talk at the noon meal, and Friday, June 17, is Show & Tell so please bring anything to share. Footcare is Tuesday, June 21; those interested should call for an appointment. The Marion County Senior Citizen […]Read more ›
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hillsboro senior center Games and fellowship continue after lunch on Wednesday, June 8, with bingo. The jam session is Thursday, June 9, and if anyone plays a musical instrument, we encourage them to join in on the fun. Our fire safety program planned Friday is rescheduled to Monday, June 13. We hope others can join us for lunch, and then […]Read more ›
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hillsboro senior center June is here, and we hope others will join us this summer for a meal. Chair massages are June 1. Alisa Schmidt, medical doctor at Hillsboro Community Hospital is here June 2. An identity theft workshop is at 12:30 p.m., also on June 3, and will last about 45 minutes. We hope you can join us for […]Read more ›
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hillsboro senior center Show & Tell is Friday, and on Monday, May 30, we are closed for the Memorial Day weekend. If you will like a frozen meal, please let us know early. June menus are available. Please stop by to pick one up. We look forward to having others join us for a meal soon. Volunteers are necessary partners […]Read more ›
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hillsboro senior center Haris Zafar is here at 11 a.m. May 18 for hearing aid checks. After the noon meal on May 18, we are playing bingo. Marion County Sheriff Rob Craft plans to visit with us after lunch Thursday, May 19. Our birthday dinner is on May 23, and just a reminder that we are closed Memorial Day May […]Read more ›


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Ronaldo was named in the starting line-up for the fixture but returned to the dressing room soon after starting his pre-match exercises.
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This is so good. I got this from a woman's world magazine and I made it for superbowl last year and it got a standing ovation!!!
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- 9 lasagna noodles (from 16oz pkg)
- 1 lb lean ground chuck
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 green pepper, chopped
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin, divided
- 1 teaspoon chili powder, divided
- 3⁄4 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 (10 ounce) cans enchilada sauce, divided
- 1 egg
- 2 (15 ounce) containers ricotta cheese
- 1 cup shredded monterey jack and cheddar cheese blend
- Cook noodles according to pkg directions, drain.
- Preheat oven to 350.
- Crumble beef into nonstick skillet.
- Add onion, gr pepper, 1/2 tsp cumin, 1/2 tsp chili pwdr, 1/2 tsp salt & pepper.
- Cook, stirring until beef is browned; drain
- Stir in 3/4 cup enchilada sauce; remove from heat
- In bowl lightly beat egg.
- Stir in ricotta, 1/2 cup shredded cheese, remaining cumin, chili pwdr and salt.
- Spread 1/2 cup enchilada sauce in 13X9 baking dish.
- Arrange 3 noodles over sauce.
- Spread with cheese mixture.
- Top with 3 noodles.
- Spread with beef mixture.
- Top with remaining noodles.
- Spread with remaining enchilada sauce.
- Cover with foil, bake 45 minutes.
- Remove foil.
- Sprinkle with remaining shredded cheese.
- Bake uncovered until cheese is melted and sauce is bubbly about 10-15 minutes
- Let stand 10 minutes before serving.
- To Freeze: Flash freeze uncooked, wrap and label.
- To Reheat: Defrost overnight, and cook per directions.
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The mysterious disappearance of a Connecticut man during a honeymoon cruise has drawn the attention of Congress to a seamy side of the cruise industry.
An F-B-I official told a House panel that there have been about 300 crimes, mostly sexual and physical assaults, in the past five years. But Connecticut Congressman Christopher Shays, who co-chaired the hearing, says he thinks the number is much higher.
He says the cruise industry isn't required to reports crimes and believes they lowball the number because of worries about the potential impact on the industry.
Relatives of George Smith say he was murdered during a honeymoon
cruise in the Mediterranean. The F-B-I is investigating, but no one has been charged and no body has been recovered.
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A family of interleaved systems for communicating over the additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) channel with noisy or unknown phase is investigated. Each system comprises convolutional code or turbo code, interleaver, binary phase shift keying or quaternary phase shift keying modulation and differential or similar encoding. The receiver performs jointly and iteratively the decoding and the channel demodulation in the presence of unknown phase utilising an observation interval exceeding two symbols. All systems exhibit good performance with various levels of phase noise. The convolutional code, achieving bit error rate (BER) below 10-3 at bit energy over noise spectral density ratio (E b/N0) of 2.4 dB with no phase noise, outperforms the turbo code slightly over AWGN channels due to limited capability of the iterative algorithm in this setting. The turbo code is superior in bursty channels, modelling for example a block erasures fading environment. When the carrier phase is unknown but constant over an interval of ten symbols, the turbo coded system achieves BER lower than 10-3 at Eb/N0 of 2.6 dB, that is 1.3 dB away from the capacity limit of this channel


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Last year was a tough one for Judge Stuart Berger '81 (economics). He heard murder case after murder case — 32 of them, all told. At the time, Berger was a circuit court judge for Baltimore City, and it was his rotation on criminal court.
In 13 years as a circuit court judge, Berger has judged all types of cases: criminal, family law, traffic accidents, business, science and technology matters, issues like handgun charges, child abuse and the class action suit brought by parents of children with autism against the manufacturers and distributors of vaccine preservatives (he dismissed that case). For Berger, the hardest part of any criminal case is the sentencing. "It is an awesome responsibility because it allows for so much discretion," he says. "I take it very seriously."
Berger was among the younger judges in the state when he was named to the circuit court at age 39. Now, he is one of the younger judges on the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland, to which he was named in January. His new position, he says, is both more "cerebral and solitary" and also more "significant." Berger is one of 13 judges on the state's Court of Special Appeals, which by law must hear any and every appeal brought by appellants from lower courts. With 1,300 cases a year to be handled by the court, Berger himself will be responsible for 80 to 120 opinions annually.
Berger says he feels privileged to be a judge. "It's the height of public service. You can have a huge effect on people's lives." That fact was driven home last year when he was approached by a man at an Orioles game. "You gave me five years," the man said, "and it was the best thing for me. I was a drug addict, and it made me clean up my life. I really want to thank you."
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Nine professors received the awards, which recognize exceptional academic performance.
Sharmen Hettipola '17 will use sustainable methods to rebuild a school in a Sri Lankan village and motivate students to learn.
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At the fourth annual Sustainability Symposium at Bucknell University, students, faculty and staff examined sustainability globally and locally.
Interdisciplinary student-faculty research project unearths Mahanoy City's Slavic and literary past.
Want to know the secrets of your favorite team's success — or failure? Take this class.
Daisy Bourne '15 is measuring government responses to the Arab Spring protests.
The announcement of two new major sustainability initiatives highlighted Bucknell's second annual Sustainability Symposium.
From solving the puzzle of an ancient language to studying urban economics, Bucknell students have broad interests with diverse perspectives.
Twenty-three newly hired professors have joined Bucknell University's faculty: two full professors, two associate professors and 19 tenure-line assistant professors across the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Engineering and the School of Management.
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Amy Wolaver, associate professor of economics at Bucknell, will give the Annual Class of 1956 Lecture March 26 at 7 p.m. in the Gallery Theatre of the Elaine Langone Center.
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With the election just days away, Amy Wolaver, associate professor of economics, analyzes the debate over Medicare, health care costs and the $716 billion figure that keeps popping up.
Sixteen recently tenured or promoted associate professors talk about what led them to pursue their fields and what inspires them as teacher-scholars.
Chris Magee, professor of economics, discusses how economic factors can help predict the next president of the United States.
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A panel of Bucknell University students will present "America is Drowning in Debt: A Solution to the Federal Budget Problem," April 26 at 7 p.m. in Trout Auditorium of the Vaughan Literature Building.
Sylvia Nasar, author of A Beautiful Mind, will give the talk, "Big Government, Small Government and the Grand Pursuit of Economic Thinkers," April 25 at 7 p.m. in Trout Auditorium.
Bucknell University will host the talk, "Whither International Cooperation? Optimism and Lessons from Trade Policy: A Scholar-Practitioner's View," with alumnus Chad Bown on March 26 at 7 p.m. in the Gallery Theatre.
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