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The adipose tissue pool in mammals comprises at least two functionally different types of fat: white and brown. Excess white adipose tissue is the defining characteristic of obesity, a pathologic state of increasing severity throughout the world. Brown adipose tissue (BAT) is specialized for energy expenditure and thermogenesis through numerous mitochondria and the expression of the unique uncoupling protein 1 (UCP-1). BAT affects whole-body metabolism, capable of altering insulin sensitivity and modifying one's susceptibility to weight gain. BAT is present in rodents throughout life and has been recently found to be avid for 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) and therefore detectable via PET/CT. In contrast, in humans BAT is present in infants, but thought to be nonexistent in adults. Based on our recent findings, we have demonstrated that 18F-FDG PET/CT-evident adipose tissue is in fact BAT and that it substantial amounts are present in over 5% of human adults. We hypothesize that adult human BAT is (1) functional;(2) metabolically relevant;and (3) can be regulated through pharmacological and environmental interventions. The first set of studies (Aim 1) will demonstrate that human BAT generates heat, is associated with insulin sensitivity, and can be activated pharmacologically. The second phase (Aim 2) will probe the ultrastructural and gene expression profile of human BAT. Finally, the murine studies (Aim 3) will establish that BAT mass and activity can be quantified non-invasively via 18F-FDG PET/CT and infrared thermography. We will then determine if pharmacological and nutritional interventions designed to increase BAT mass and activity are effective at improving improved insulin sensitivity and body weight. The studies described in this proposal will enable us to develop a research platform utilizing PET/CT and infrared imaging in both rodents and humans to characterize BAT mass, function, and activation, and identify novel methods to treat obesity and diabetes.
Obesity is the accumulation of too much harmful fat, and it increases the risk for heart attacks, cancers, and diabetes. Recent studies show that adults may have a heat-generating organ known as brown fat. Our research will show that brown fat burns calories and is important for weight loss. The ultimate goal is to find new ways to increase brown fat activity and help obese people lose weight and improve their overall health.
|Torriani, Martin; Zanni, Markella V; Fitch, Kathleen et al. (2013) Increased FDG uptake in association with reduced extremity fat in HIV patients. Antivir Ther 18:243-8
|Cypess, Aaron M; White, Andrew P; Vernochet, Cecile et al. (2013) Anatomical localization, gene expression profiling and functional characterization of adult human neck brown fat. Nat Med 19:635-9
|Chen, Yin-Ching Iris; Cypess, Aaron M; Chen, Yih-Chieh et al. (2013) Measurement of human brown adipose tissue volume and activity using anatomic MR imaging and functional MR imaging. J Nucl Med 54:1584-7
|Cypess, Aaron M; Doyle, Ashley N; Sass, Christina A et al. (2013) Quantification of human and rodent brown adipose tissue function using 99mTc-methoxyisobutylisonitrile SPECT/CT and 18F-FDG PET/CT. J Nucl Med 54:1896-901
|Torriani, Martin; Fitch, Kathleen; Stavrou, Eleni et al. (2012) Deiodinase 2 expression is increased in dorsocervical fat of patients with HIV-associated lipohypertrophy syndrome. J Clin Endocrinol Metab 97:E602-7
|Cypess, Aaron M; Zhang, Hongbin; Schulz, Tim J et al. (2011) Insulin/IGF-I regulation of necdin and brown adipocyte differentiation via CREB- and FoxO1-associated pathways. Endocrinology 152:3680-9
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Take State Road 108 North from State Road 16 in West Salem, Go approximately 13 1/2 miles. Turn right on Davis Creek Road. Go approximately 1 3/4 mile, turn left on Vogel Road. Vogel Road is a dead end road with a parking lot.
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Fulham duo Zesh Rehman and Mark Pembridge have signed new deals.Fulham duo Zesh Rehman and Mark Pembridge have signed new deals at Craven Cottage.
Defender Rehman has penned a two-year deal to extend his stay in West London until the summer of 2008.
Rehman has established himself as a first team regular this season and the 21-year-old was more than happy to pledge his future to the club.
"It has made all my hard work of last season worth it, I love Fulham football club and I am very happy here, so it is now up to me to continue with the hard work, to focus and hopefully to establish myself as a regular first team player with this club," Rehman told the club's official website.
Pembridge has inked a one-year deal to keep him at the club until next summer.
Fulham youngster Neale McDermott has also signed a one-year deal.
Meanwhile, Lee Clark has hinted he may be leaving the club.
Clark is out of contract in the summer and as yet no new deal has been offered leaving Clark in limbo.
The former Newcastle man has given a strong indication that he will be leaving insisting he will sad to leave the club.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- One of the notable aspects of Friday's training camp practice was quarterback Tom Brady, tight end Rob Gronkowski and receiver Brandon Lloyd working alone on one field while the rest of the team worked 11-on-11 drills on the other.
With the Patriots focusing on game preparations for Monday night's contest against the Eagles, this could be an indication that Brady, Gronkowski and Lloyd will be among a group of players who won't see much action, if at all.
Furthermore, receiver Wes Welker left practice early, but it was unclear why that was the case. He didn't appear to be injured.
Also, there was a highlight at the end of practice as first-round draft choice Chandler Jones caught a punt from Zoltan Mesko. The team went wild after Jones made the catch.
Bill Belichick had sometimes closed training camp with that type of challenge, as it is viewed as a good team-building exercise. Everyone rallied around Jones, the entire team coming together.
Jones caught the ball over his head, and fell to the ground to maintain possession. He was about 50 yards away from Mesko, at the goal-line.
A couple of other notes:
1. Running back Stevan Ridley and safety Tavon Wilson, who were injured Thursday, were not present for this workout. Receiver Jabar Gaffney, who pulled Wednesday, was also not present.
2. Safety Nate Ebner had two interceptions on tipped passes.
3. In his one rep on a team drill, Brady connected with Lloyd in the back of the end zone, with Lloyd making a one-handed catch. It was the play of the day.
4. On the injury front, reserve defensive back Malcolm Williams and reserve running back Eric Kettani returned to practice.
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Are residents applying too early for fellowship slots?
From the March ACP Observer, copyright © 2005 by the American College of Physicians.
By Yasmine Iqbal
In the midst of working 80-hour weeks as an intern at Boston University School of Medicine, Harmony Allison, MD, took on what amounted to a grueling part-time job: applying for a gastroenterology fellowship.
When she started researching fellowship programs in January 2004, she hadn't even completed her gastroenterology elective—but with fellowship slots in short supply, she knew she had to get an early start. She began applying last August to dozens of different programs, asking gastroenterologists she'd known for only a few weeks for a recommendation.
By waiting until her third year to apply for an endocrinology fellowship, Bismruta Misra, ACP Associate, says she 'felt like I was making an informed decision.'
By September 2004—just into her second year—she was interviewing around the country and had started receiving offers. But many programs required her to accept or decline a position before she'd had a chance to complete her interviews, a demand that made it impossible to consider all her options.
In the end, Dr. Allison secured a slot at one of her top choices: Seattle's University of Washington, where she will begin in 2006. Although she's excited about the opportunity and is certain gastroenterology is the right field for her, she wishes she could have applied after she had attained more clinical and research experience in her chosen field.
"In your internship year, you're just learning how to be a doctor," she said. "It's tough enough to manage your time, let alone think about what you want to do two-and-a-half years into the future."
'We're putting enormous pressure on residents to make early career decisions.'
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George B. McDonald, MD, director of University of Washington's gastroenterology fellowship program, fully understands Dr. Allison's dilemma. "We're putting enormous pressure on residents to make early career decisions," he said. Nevertheless, he feels compelled to compete within the system to snap up the best and the brightest.
"Last year, we started interviewing in October, and we lost our top two candidates because other programs beat us to the punch," he said. "This year, we're going to start in September."
While gastroenterology is perhaps the most notorious for early recruitment, other subspecialties, such as hematology/oncology and endocrinology, are "only slightly less chaotic," said Donald W. Brady, ACP Member, co-director of the internal medicine residency program at Atlanta's Emory University Medical School.
Several years ago, the Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine (AAIM), the nation's largest academically focused specialty organization, set out to streamline and reform the fellowship application process.
The AAIM's efforts already have borne fruit with a Web-based application system that most internal medicine fellowship programs will use come July 2006. But many residents want more fundamental reform: They'd rather postpone applying for fellowships, ideally until late in their second year, with offers going out to prospective candidates in October of their third year.
At stake, reform advocates say, is the ability to rationalize an increasingly unsettled process and encourage residents to get a more rounded education. But fellowship directors, like Dr. McDonald, point out that delaying the process will work only if programs collectively agree to stop trying to get an early lock on the best candidates. And to impose even more order on recruitment, some fellowship directors are calling for reviving a tool that, for many subspecialties, fell by the wayside: the subspecialty Match.
A moving target
The current problems began in the 1990s, when health care pundits forecast a glut of subspecialists. A study in the Sept. 4, 1996, Journal of the American Medical Association, for instance, predicted a surplus of gastroenterologists and recommended reducing the number of gastroenterology fellowships.
At the same time, the Balanced Budget Act of 1997 cut funding for some fellowship positions, and some subspecialties began requiring fellows to complete more years of training. With fewer residents applying for fellowships, programs started competing aggressively for candidates.
But the predicted surplus never materialized, and by the late 1990s, a growing demand for subspecialists—along with rising starting salaries—pushed more residents to apply. With the applicant pool outstripping available slots, associates were obliged to start applying earlier in residency, sometimes well before they'd been exposed to the full range of internal medicine subspecialties.
The first move for change came in 1999, when the AAIM established a task force to look at problems with the fellowship application process. In the July 1, 2004, American Journal of Medicine, task force members described the current process as "premature, antiquated, and unwieldy."
But according to task force chair David L. Battinelli, ACP Member, who is also vice chair for education at Boston University School of Medicine, some subspecialty programs were satisfied with the status quo.
"It was clear that the interests of the programs were being placed before the interests of trainees," he said, "but the programs weren't convinced that there was a problem, and they weren't interested in finding a solution."
To make the case for change, the AAIM in 2001 surveyed more than 16,000 internal medicine residents. They found that the vast majority of residents wanted a more uniform application system, a need the AAIM has moved to address.
In 2001, it began working with the Association of American Medical Colleges to institute a synchronized, Web-based application system for all internal medicine subspecialties based on the electronic residency application service (ERAS). The system, which has long been used to process residency applications, will be adopted by most internal medicine subspecialties within the next two years. (For more information, see "Shifting fellowship applications online.")
The AAIM survey also found that 70% of respondents believed the fellowship recruitment process took place too early in residency. How to fix that problem, however, is a lot less clear.
Pros and cons
While many residents support the idea of delaying fellowship applications, members of the academic community say there are pros and cons.
On the plus side: "Fellowship programs are often looking for clinical exposure and research experience in the subspecialty, and if they wait longer, they get applicants that are academically more well rounded," said Emory's Dr. Brady.
University of Washington's Dr. McDonald agreed, saying he's always been biased toward candidates who apply later in their second year because they're more experienced and mature. He also noted that he's had several residents who've applied as interns, only to drop out a few months before their fellowship began, perhaps because they weren't really committed to the field.
But delaying the application process could also create problems. According to Charles Clayton, AAIM's vice president for policy, one potential pitfall is how to synchronize an application for an out-of-state fellowship with a state's licensing requirements.
If residents don't get appointed to an out-of-state fellowship until late October of their third year, for example, there's a chance their state license won't come through by the time the fellowship begins. (For instance, California has one of the lengthiest licensing processes, taking up to nine months to process a new one.) Because of this and other considerations, Mr. Clayton said, the AAIM has yet to formally broach the issue of pushing back the application process.
Some experts also see a potential disadvantage for residents in waiting. Joyce P. Doyle, ACP Member, Emory's internal medicine residency program director and vice chair for education, said residents who have their fellowships in hand by their second year may feel more free to pursue a variety of electives, getting a more well rounded education during the remainder of their residency.
By contrast, residents who delay applying may instead spend all their elective time in their subspecialty of choice to strengthen their application. "Residents can really bias their training if they wait until their third year to apply," she said.
But some residents refuse to let the system rush them, electing instead to apply for a fellowship in their third year and then waiting a year before starting. A case in point is Bismruta Misra, ACP Associate, who began looking for an endocrinology fellowship last October as a third-year resident at Brown University Medical School in Providence, R.I.
"I had an idea that I wanted to go into endocrinology early on, but I wasn't 100% sure," she said. "When I did apply, I felt like I was making an informed decision." Still interviewing through January of this year, Dr. Misra has since accepted a fellowship at New York's Columbia University that wil begin in July 2006. She is looking forward to the one-year gap, and plans to spend it studying for her boards and perhaps working as a hospitalist.
Lawrence M. Phillips, ACP Associate, a chief resident at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, N.Y., took a similar route. After being offered the chief residency in the fall of his second year, he waited until his third year to apply for a cardiology fellowship. He received a position at North Shore in June 2004 and will start in 2005.
"By the time I applied, I had already done several electives in coronary care, and the experience cemented my desire to go into cardiology," Dr. Phillips said. "I saw many people who were doing a subspecialty elective just as they were interviewing for a fellowship in that subspecialty, and many of them ended up questioning whether they were making the right choice."
The debate over the Match
Some experts say the best way to make the application process saner in subspecialties like gastroenterology might be to restore a subspecialty Match.
Three internal medicine subspecialties—cardiovascular diseases, pulmonary and critical care, and infectious diseases—already participate in the Medical Specialties Matching Program, with rheumatology planning to institute a Match this year. But so far, other internal medicine subspecialties are opting instead for an unstructured application process.
Gastroenterology programs did participate in the specialty Match from 1986 throughout the 1990s, but it was officially defunct by 2000, after participation rates fell sharply. An article in the August 2004 Gastroenterology pointed out that since it collapsed, fellows have been recruited increasingly early in their residency. (The article also pointed out that, with the Match's demise, more associates began accepting a fellowship from the same institution where they completed their residency, leading to less diversity in fellowship programs.)
Many gastroenterology fellowship directors want to see the Match restored—which
automatically would push the application process back later in residents' second year. But a Match would work only if programs agree to abide by the rules, said Deborah Proctor, MD, chair of an American Gastroenterological Association ad-hoc committee that studied a possible Match restoration. At least 75% of programs with available positions would have to register in the Match—and use it to fill at least 75% of the open slots.
According to Dr. McDonald, fellowship programs will fall in line only if they're subject to stiff penalties for jumping the gun and forming too many agreements outside the Match. One way to ensure that programs stay honest, he said, is to give the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) the option of withdrawing accreditation from fellowship programs that don't abide by Match rules. "The ACGME is the only organization that has any clout and can put some teeth into the Match rules," he said.
Getting fellowship programs to play by the rules may not be easy, but Dr. Proctor believes the specialty is moving in that direction.
"We all realize that chaos reigns now, and it's not going to get any better," she said. "The timing may finally be right to bring back the GI Match."
Shifting fellowship applications online
When it comes to changing the way residents apply for fellowship, the Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine (AAIM) has moved to create a streamlined application process across internal medicine subspecialties. That effort has been a clear success story.
In 2001, the AAIM began working with the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) to adapt the AAMC's synchronized, Web-based application system. The system had been used for years to process residency applications.
By July 2003, the AAMC had adapted its Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) for fellowship applications. In November of that year, fellowship programs in pulmonary and critical care medicine (both separately and combined) piloted the service for positions starting in July 2005. In July 2004, infectious diseases and rheumatology programs signed on for positions starting in July 2006. And many other internal medicine subspecialties are following suit in 2006 for positions beginning in 2008.
The new service has many advantages. It allows residents to submit a common application to multiple programs; eliminates paperwork; and makes comparing, tracking and communicating with applicants much easier. It also creates a common timeline for programs and applicants. They can start applying in July of their second year but programs can't download those applications until December 1.
But while many academic leaders applaud the new system, Joyce Doyle, MD, internal medicine residency program director and vice chair for education at Emory University Medical School in Atlanta, warns residents that they still need to do their homework. "It's important to be selective and research each fellowship position, and not just apply to every program because it's easy," she said.
Residents still need to decide, for instance, whether they want to pursue a career in academics or in private practice.
"If they are interested in a career in academics, they should train at a university-based academic program with opportunities for research, appropriate mentorship and a strong clinical training base," said Dr. Doyle, adding that physicians headed for private practice have more latitude in choosing where they train. "They can be more flexible and don't need that strong focus on research—as long as they get strong clinical training."
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Nepal Earthquake Reliefstacey : April 30, 2015 10:31 am : News, Stacey Gagne, Staff Pages
Here are some organizations/ministries that are providing aid relief to Nepal as they recover from the earthquake. Whether or not you are able to give financially, we encourage you to remember this nation in your prayers.
Samaritans Purse: http://www.samaritanspurse.org/
MCC: Mennonite Central Committee http://mcc.org/
Food for the Hungry: https://fh.org/
World Vision: http://www.worldvision.org/
GAIN: http://www.gainusa.org/
YWAM: http://www.ywam.org/blog/2015/04/27/nepal-quake-relief/
Gospel for Asia: http://www.gfa.org/
Salvation Army: http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/
*We encourage you to do your own research on any organizations that you donate through to be sure your finances are going where you intend them to go.
We Hope to See YOU at Our Christmas Open Housestacey : December 12, 2014 9:54 am : Stacey Gagne
STACEY GAGNE – One of our new traditions since we've been here at The Junction Center is our annual WJTL Christmas Open Houses. We love these evenings listening to music, and visiting with listeners who stop in for cocoa, cookies and tours as we celebrate Christmas.
Drop by and join us next Tuesday (Dec 16) & Wednesday (Dec 17) anytime between 4pm and 8pm both evenings. We'll be here to greet you. It's also a great time for you to drop off your end of the year donation and save a stamp.
We hope to see YOU, but either way, we wish you a Merry Christmas!
Women's Expo – Lebanonstacey : September 29, 2014 1:26 pm : Stacey Gagne
STACEY GAGNE – This Saturday, October 4th join WJTL at the Women's Expo at Lebanon Expo Center. This one day event hosted by Business Woman magazine features exhibitors, interactive fun, live makeovers, and the latest in women's health, and more!
In addition to over one hundred exhibitors, there are demos and entertainment throughout the day covering topics from cake decorating and fashion to health screening and musical performances. Door prizes, drawings and giveaways will take place along with other interactive fun and pampering as you visit the various booths.
Vendor focuses include topics that affect a woman's life including: beauty, home, health & wellness, shopping, fashion, finance, technology, nutrition and more.
Susquehanna Style's Best of Lancasterstacey : July 31, 2014 11:25 am : Stacey Gagne, Staff Pages
STACEY GAGNE – Susquehanna Style has released their list of the Best of Lancaster 2014 according to their readers; and we are thrilled to announce that WJTL was included in their blue ribbon list. WJTL was voted Favorite Radio Station!
Check out the August edition of Susquehanna Style for the list of all Winners and Staff Picks for Best of Lancaster 2014. (our ad is on page 63 in the print version) or visit Susquehannastyle.com
Thanks to all who voted and for your impact on WJTL.
Christ. Community. Music
An Update from Compassionstacey : June 24, 2014 12:32 pm : missions, Stacey Gagne
STACEY GAGNE – My heart lept when I received an email this morning from one of our friends at Compassion International who was a part of their recent Sponsor Tour to Ethiopia. One of the projects that they visited on the tour was Tedecha Mekane Yesus …they are standing where I walked in January 2013 and WJTL listeners in turn sponsored many of these children during our 26 Hours of Compassion! JoAnn shared how amazing the Pastor and Project Director at the project are and how the team was impressed and enjoyed their time there with the children. Maybe you can spot your sponsored child in this picture?!
Our friends from Compassion will have a booth at Creation Festival and there will be opportunities for you to sponsor a child. If you are at the festival, I encourage you to stop by and prayerfully consider … or visit the website today and help release a child from poverty in Jesus name.
Family Movie Nights at The Junction Centerstacey : June 9, 2014 4:33 pm : Stacey Gagne
STACEY GAGNE – There are tons of great concerts and events taking place at The Junction Center during the tent season which runs all the way into October! In the midst of all the concerts and events; we host Family Movie Nights every month! Movie Nights are fun times to come out and enjoy some tasty treats, ride the pedal carts and watch a family movie together.
Family Movie Nights at WJTL are free! When you reserve your ticket you are given a "Name Your Price" donation option, but that price can be from $0 on up. We want this to be a blessing to you and your family whether you are prepared to make a donation or not.
Our Monthly Movies include:
June 20: JONAH! A Veggietales Movie
July 18: Mary Poppins (1964)
August 15: The Muppet Movie (1979)
September 19: The Parent Trap (1961)
October 17: The Love Bug (1969)
All movie nights begin at 7:00 pm with doors opening at 6:00 pm and are held in the Junction Center Tent at 1875 Junction Rd in Manheim. Uncle Jerry's Kettle Corn and Turkey Hill treats and drinks will be available for purchase.
*Parents are always encouraged to research movies to ensure they are compatible with what is acceptable for your family viewing.
30th Anniversary Concert Update and Schedulestacey : June 4, 2014 2:04 pm : Stacey Gagne
STACEY GAGNE – Our 30th Anniversary Concert Event is just a few days away; and we have more fun activities up our sleeve to add to the already exciting line up!
Join us this Saturday when doors open at 4:00 pm for tours of The Junction Center, take a spin on our pedal carts and get a fun photo with your family or friends in the photo booth! We'll also be serving free anniversary cake from Country Table Restaurant. Other food will be available onsite for purchase including treats from Turkey Hill and Uncle Jerry's Kettle Corn and Catering With Attitude's food truck.
Some of our friends are helping add to the fun including prizes provided by Turkey Hill Dairy, Sight and Sound Theatres, Walk in Love , Chick-fil-A and more. We've also put together an extra special WJTL prize pack including our brand new full line of tshirts. We plan to do giveaways throughout the evening.
The program begins at 5:15 with the planned schedule below:
5:15 pm: Welcome
5:20 pm: Dan & Lauren Smith
6:10 pm: City Harbor
7:00 pm: Bob Lenz
8:00 pm: Sanctus Real
9:05 pm: FIREWORKS
Our staff is really excited to celebrate with you. Tickets are free, but need to be reserved. Visit thejunctioncenter.com for details. See YOU Saturday!
Does Your Fall Event Need a Home?stacey : May 30, 2014 5:00 pm : Stacey Gagne
STACEY GAGNE – Dates are available for booking venues at The Junction Center this Fall. Banquets, corporate events, weddings, concerts, church services, parties, and more can be held in our facilities here at 1875 Junction Road. We've had a great response from guests who have joined us so far.
The Junction Center tent is a Saddleback tent venue with a completely open interior. When set up in concert style with a stage at one end; it will accommodate approximately 650 people. Banquet seating capacity is approximately 450 depending on the type of table used. In "band shell" set up, the audience capacity increases to the thousands. The marquee tent outside of the larger saddleback tent works great as a greeting area or lobby for larger events. It can also be equipped for a smaller group banquet space or party. Some examples of events hosted so far includes: S. Clyde Weaver's company picnic, Manheim BIC's combined Easter Service, Child Evangelism Fellowship's Banquet, Hempfield Baseball end of the year party, Victory Church Young Adult Kick off service, a PA Dutch Convention and Visitors Bureau Mixer, National Day of Prayer and various other concerts and events.
We also take reservations for The Millen Room, a cozy 980 square foot café featuring a small stage plus tables and seating for approximately 50 people. Business Meetings, smaller parties (birthday, bridal and baby showers), luncheons and similar functions work great in this space equipped with a warming kitchen, projection and sound equipment.
More details about the venues are available at thejunctioncenter.com. Please email email@example.com for questions specific to your event needs.
Fireworks at the Junction Center!!stacey : May 16, 2014 5:19 pm : Stacey Gagne, Staff Pages
STACEY GAGNE – June 7th is coming quickly and we can't wait to celebrate our 30th Anniversary with YOU here at The Junction Center!
It's going to be a fun evening with concerts by Sanctus Real, City Harbor and Dan & Lauren Smith. Our friend and dynamic speaker Bob Lenz will be our guest speaker. Studio tours will be available. Come take a spin on our pedal cars. We'll have food vendors and goodies on site and more! We'll round out the fun night of celebration with fireworks, which is a first for us!
Information on reserving your tickets and other details are available at thejunctioncenter.com. Like our other Listener Appreciation concerts; your donation is appreciated but not required! We just need you to reserve your tickets and are giving you the option to name your price when you do … from $0 on up. (All those details including tax deduction info. is explained when you order).
Thanks so much to our friends at Turkey Hill Dairy All Natural Ice Cream, Alan Manufacturing and Supply, Trinity Law P.C., and Lancaster Bible College for your sponsorship! We appreciate you.
Cardboard Derby Resultsstacey : January 27, 2014 11:15 am : Stacey Gagne
Our crew had a blast once again this year at the Cardboard Derby at Roundtop Mountain Resorts. Teams came out with super creative vessels and even costumes to go along with the theme "Candy Rush". Some of the creations were speedy and went the distance, some fell apart before they made it down the hill and others just enjoyed the ride and the fruition of their teamwork.
Thanks to everyone that bundled up and came out to cheer on the teams and all who participated in another fun event. Thanks also to Roundtop Mountain Resorts for inviting WJTL to be a part of the event. Here are the results (by Team Name) from the judging and the races:
(video and photos to come soon)
Distance Youth
1st: Nerds (from Calvary Chapel)
2nd: Smartie Pants
3rd: One Sweet Ride
4th: Candy Crusher
5th: Nerds f(rom Zion Lutheran)
6th: Big Box of Skittles
Distance Adults
1st: Team Sour Patch
2nd: Mr B Entertainment
3rd: Flaming Marshmellows
4th: Nerds (from York)
5th: Darth Pez
6th: Backwards Piñata
Creativity/Appearance Youth
1st: Battle of the Bulge
2nd: Smartie Pants
3rd; Candy Canes and Bottle Caps
Creativity/Appearance Youth
1st: Candy Rush
2nd: Nerd Dragster
3rd: Darth Pez
Spirit Awards:
Youth: Tootsie Roll
Adult: Candy Rush


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So sorry to hear ..... but I guess everyone has to eat.
Can you surround them in some kind of mesh/screening so they can't do this
next year? Have you thought about moth balls?
As far as why they pick on one plant and not another is a mystery. Maybe
they got distracted and forgot where the goodies where... or filled up and
left the others for later?
When I had voles, the rut marks in the grass where a dead give away... do
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now it appears the hawk is going to take out the snakes.... only the bunnies
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Yes, I use the same highlighter shade for all my looks. I found it to suit my complexion the most after experimenting across several brands, textures and colors. It blends well with my NC44 skin and gives a subtle highlight without being too shimmery or 'disco'-ish.
I usually use MAC's Ricepaper.. If not that, MAC's Yogurt or Vanilla. Never really play around with other brands when it comes to highlighting. Maybe I should try!
Pretty much, though if I'm wearing cooler-toned shades I'll go with a cooler-toned highlight, and just the opposite for warmer-toned shades. Sometimes I get crazy and just wear a lighter, brighter color that goes with all the other colors (even if it's green or something).
I use to use MAC Vanilla eyeshadow everyday. Now I shake it up, but not by much honestly. I still use Vanilla sometimes or Cream from the LORAC Pro Palette, Chella Lace pencil or Venus in the UD Basics palette if I want something more shimmery.
My favorites are 2 Vanilla – the pigment from MAC and the eyeshadow from Urban Decay.
I have a few shades that I work through, but generally all of them are within the same range – off-white, beige, or bone-colored matte shades. I generally avoid shimmer or satin because they sometimes emphasize my brow bone rather than downplaying it – something that hooded eyes don't need help with, LOL. 😛
When I'm wearing eyeshadow I wear a matte ivory shade usually. If I'm going for a natural look and I don't wear any make up then I use a cream slightly pearly highlighter or a dupe of the crayon brow highlighter from benefit.
I always use the same type-a matte whie/ivory shade. Through my depotting I've accumulated so many "highlight" shades that I refuse to buy any more until I use up what I have. After that my go-to will probably be Wet N Wild Brulee because it is the perfect shade for me to use as a highlight and a perfect dupe for mac brulee
Yes I usually use the same 3 unless I'm working out of a palette. I use MAC ricepaper, MAC Arena, or MAC Naked pigment.
Actually, I've been using pretty exclusively Chanel Poudre Signee de Chanel for the purpose! A light dab with 217 and the job is beautifully subtly done, plus I haven't had any problems coordinating it with my eye looks.
I love using MAC Blanc Type. Now that I'm older, this is much more subtle. I'm using less and less shimmer as the years pile on……sigh!
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Found this while researching LSRA's spill code for bug 695075. The attached test case fails with --ion-eager. The bug is that LSRA tries to optimize spills, so if you have:
var a = ...;
if (a) {
Then |a| will only be spilled on the branch. But if the spilled interval is split, the next interval can cover both branches. If *that* interval is split on the second branch, it will attempt to load from the canonical spill location which may not have been stored.
The easy fix for this is to hoist stack stores to the point of definition. We can keep the existing optimization, I think, if there is only one spill.
Created attachment 581891 [details]
test case
Note that this testcase needs the queue in bug 695075 to repro - only because unboxes were changed to create new intervals, so unboxed arguments may now need to spill.
Created attachment 581918 [details] [diff] [review]
This patch changes where spills occur on certain instructions. If an instruction has multiple spill intervals, or is outside the loop its spill is in, the spill is will now occur immediately after the defining instruction. Otherwise, the old logic takes place.
These changes greatly simplify the safepoint building process, since it's now easy to determine whether a non-spill interval is actually spilled.
I'm going to let anion run on this overnight.
Comment on attachment 581918 [details] [diff] [review]
Review of attachment 581918 [details] [diff] [review]:
::: js/src/ion/LinearScan.cpp
@@ +1026,5 @@
> +
> + // If this spill is inside a loop, and the definition is outside
> + // the loop, instead move the spill to outside the loop.
> + VirtualRegister *other = &vregs[current->start()];
> + if (other->block()) {
I don't think other->block() can be NULL, It looks like all callers of VirtualRegister::init pass in a non-NULL block. If we need the check, a comment would be useful.
@@ +1030,5 @@
> + if (other->block()) {
> + uint32 loopDepthAtDef = reg->block()->mir()->loopDepth();
> + uint32 loopDepthAtSpill = other->block()->mir()->loopDepth();
> + if (loopDepthAtSpill > loopDepthAtDef)
> + reg->setSpillAtDefinition();
::: js/src/ion/LinearScan.h
@@ +333,5 @@
> Vector<LOperand, 0, IonAllocPolicy> uses_;
> LMoveGroup *inputMoves_;
> LMoveGroup *outputMoves_;
> LAllocation *canonicalSpill_;
> + bool spillAtDefinition_;
VirtualRegisterMap::init() uses memset to set all fields to zero, but I think VirtualRegister's constructor should either initialize everything (including spillAtDefinition_) to false/NULL/etc or initialize none of the fields.
Created attachment 582443 [details] [diff] [review]
part 2: remove StackAssignment-$(ARCH)
11 files changed, 159 insertions(+), 375 deletions(-)
Created attachment 582448 [details] [diff] [review]
part 3: fix stack slot re-use bug
Part 1 exposed another bug in LSRA. We can use and free a stack slot inside a loop, and then while still inside the loop, reserve the same slot for a virtual register that crosses the entire loop.
This patch stops using the StackSlotAllocator's free list, in favor of a less aggressive version that only grabs a slot if the intervals don't overlap.
I spent some time today tracking down a jit-test failure with --ion-eager for bug 709731, but it turned out to be this bug. We'd spill inside a while(0) {} loop and assume the value was spilled after the loop.
> VirtualRegisterMap::init() uses memset to set all fields to zero, but I
> think VirtualRegister's constructor should either initialize everything
> (including spillAtDefinition_) to false/NULL/etc or initialize none of the
> fields.
Yeah, the constructor here doesn't make any sense. I'll remove it.


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Fashion Studies
Many people have been asking me if i am going back to study. Well, despite already having a
business that is doing relatively well, i am still intending to go back to study! Many people come
up to me and tell me they do not want to study anymore and i'm like WHY?! If i could, i would
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With a final reveal of titles for Toronto International Film Festival 2012, comes another batch of new looks. First up we've got our first peek at Penn Badgley donning the shoes (and guitar) of the late Jeff Buckley. Directed by Dan Algrant, Greetings from Tim Buckley follows the young singer and "his struggle to make peace with his late father Tim's legacy while preparing to perform at a tribute concert to the late singer-songwriter, in this stirring drama about the prelude to the tragically short-lived singer's creation of his monumental album Grace." Also starring Imogen Poots, you can check out the stills above and below.
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The Bank of Mom & Dad does it again! They have found one young woman amongst the lot of us who is in debt beyond imagination, and use her as an example from which we all can learn. In this episode, Carmela, a 26-year-old restaurant manager in Bayonne, New Jersey, makes enough every month to help her get out of the debt she is already in, but instead chooses to use it to get her in even more money trouble.
It is said that every female dreams of her wedding day, and that most females love to shop. But what if the one was jeopardizing the other? If only Carmela would realize that you cannot have your cake and eat it too. It is a wonder that her parents, Mary and Joseph, keep it together as well as they do. I, on the other hand, was yelling at the television in hopes of her taking this opportunity seriously enough to get her on the "money crunch" track. Before she conforms to a new way of life, Carmela has to work through changing the way of life she has become accustomed to.
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The Bank of Mom & Dad still follows their regular outline of having Farnoosh Torabi lay out her three-step plan of the parents and the client acknowledging the debt (in this case, her fiancé as well), setting up a budget, and financially planning for the future. This is definitely a must-watch episode that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The idea of marrying while in debt is nothing new in today's society, but when Torabi brings to the attention of Carmela and her fiancé what the true date of the wedding would be if she were to first get out of debt, it really brings everything into perspective.
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