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Evans-Lacko, Sara, Takizawa, Ryu, Brimblecombe, Nicola, King, Derek, Knapp, Martin, Maughan, Barbara and Arseneault, Louise (2016) Childhood bullying victimisation is associated with use of mental health services over 5 decades: a longitudinal nationally-representative cohort study. Psychological Medicine . ISSN 0033-2917
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Pickard, Linda, King, Derek and Knapp, Martin (2016) Perceptions of unmet needs for community social care services in England. A comparison of working carers and the people they care for. Health & Social Care in the Community . ISSN 1365-2524
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Knapp, Martin, Murguia, Silvia , Mbeah-Bankas, Henrietta, Crane, Steve, Harris, Abi, Evans-Lacko, Sara, Ardino, Vittoria, Iemmi, Valentina and King, Derek (2015) The role of youth mental health services in the treatment of young people with serious mental illness: two-year outcomes and economic implications. Early Intervention in Psychiatry . ISSN 1751-7893
Pickard, L., King, D., Brimblecombe, N. and Knapp, M. (2015) The effectiveness of paid services in supporting carers' employment in England. Journal of Social Policy, 44 (3). pp. 567-590. ISSN 0047-2794
King, Derek, Pickard, Linda, Brimblecombe, Nicola and Knapp, Martin (2014) Numbers of working carers whose employment is 'at risk' in England. Research, Policy and Planning, 31 (1). pp. 29-42. ISSN 0264-519X
Shaw, Mary, Orford, Scott, Brimblecombe, Nicola and Dorling, Daniel (2000) Widening inequality in mortality between 160 regions of 15 European countries in the early 1990s. Social Science and Medicine, 50 (7-8). pp. 1047-1058. ISSN 0277-9536
Brimblecombe, Nic, Dorling, Danny and Shaw, Mary (2000) Migration and geographical inequalities in health in Britain. Social Science and Medicine, 50 (6). pp. 861-878. ISSN 0277-9536
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Dorling, Danny and Shaw, Mary (1999) Where the poor die in a rich city: the case of Oxford. Health and Place, 5 (4). pp. 287-300. ISSN 1353-8292
Brimblecombe, Nic, Dorling, Danny and Shaw, Mary (1999) Mortality and migration in Britain, first results from the British Household Panel Survey. Social Science and Medicine, 49 (7). pp. 981-988. ISSN 0277-9536
Shaw, M., Dorling, D. and Brimblecombe, N. (1999) Life chances in Britain by housing wealth and for the homeless and vulnerably housed. Environment and Planning A, 31 (12). pp. 2239-2248. ISSN 0308-518X
Shaw, Mary, Dorling, Danny and Brimblecombe, Nic (1998) Changing the map: health in Britain 1951–91. Sociology of Health and Illness, 20 (5). pp. 694-709. ISSN 0141-9889
Shaw, Mary, Dorling, Danny and Brimblecombe, Nicola (1998) Explaining geographical inequalities in health. Health Variations: the Official Newsletter of the Esrc Health Variations Programme, 2 . pp. 8-9.
Shaw, Mary, Brimblecombe, Nicola and Dorling, Danny (1998) Mortality rates in HMOs. Bedsit Briefing (64). ISSN 0952-6064
Shaw, Mary, Dorling, Danny and Brimblecombe, Nicola (1998) Health problems in houses in multiple occupation. Environmental Health Journal, 106 (10). pp. 280-281.
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Shaw, Mary and Dorling, Danny (1997) It's not such a wonderful life. Roof . ISSN 0307-6911
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Shaw, Marian and Ormston, Michael (1996) Teachers' intention to change practice as a result of Ofsted school inspections. Educational Management Administration and Leadership, 24 (4). pp. 339-354. ISSN 1741-1432
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Ormston, Michael and Shaw, Marian (1996) Gender differences in teacher response to school inspection. Educational Studies, 22 (1). pp. 27-40. ISSN 0305-5698
Ormston, Michael, Brimblecombe, Nicola and Shaw, Marian (1995) Inspection and change: help or hindrance for the classroom teacher. British Journal of In-Service Education, 21 (3). pp. 311-318. ISSN 0305-7631
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Ormston, Michael and Shaw, Marian (1995) Teachers' perceptions of school inspection: a stressful experience. Cambridge Journal of Education, 25 (1). pp. 53-61. ISSN 0305-764X
Dorling, Daniel, Shaw, Mary and Brimblecombe, Nicola (2000) Housing wealth and community health: exploring the role of migration. In: Graham, Hilary, (ed.) Understanding Health Inequalites. Open University Press. ISBN 9780335205530
Shaw, Mary, Dorling, Danny and Brimblecombe, Nicola (2000) Researching national patterns in mortality through local investigation. In: Earickson , Robert and Macintyre, Sally, (eds.) Selected Papers From the 8th International Symposium on Medical Geography. Pergamon, Oxford, UK.
Shaw, Mary, Orford, Scott, Brimblecombe, Nicola and Dorling, Danny (2000) Widening inequality in mortality between 160 regions of 15 countries in the early 1990s. In: Earickson, Robert and Macintyre, Sally, (eds.) Selected Papers From the 8th International Symposium on Medical Geography. Pergamon, Oxford, UK.
Brimblecombe, Nicola (1999) Inspecting the inspection system. In: Dorling, Daniel and Simpson, Stephen, (eds.) Statistics in Society: the Arithmetics of Politics. Arnold applications of statistics series. John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 9780340719947
Shaw, Mary, Dorling, Danny and Brimblecombe, Nicola (1998) Changing the map: health in Britain 1951-1991. In: Bartley, Mel, Blane, David and Davey Smith, George, (eds.) The Sociology of Health Inequalities. Wiley-Blackwell. ISBN 9780631209294
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Ormston, Michael and Shaw, Marian (1996) Teachers' perceptions of school inspection. In: Ouston, Janet, Earley, Peter and Fidler, Brian, (eds.) Ofsted Inspections : the Early Experience. David Fulton, London, UK. ISBN 1853464082
Shaw, M., Brimblecombe, N. and Dorling, D. (1998) Access or exclusion?: healthcare for the homeless. Housing Today.
Brimblecombe, Nicola (1998) Living and dying in Oxford : the spatial polarization of life chances. Univeristy of Bristol, Bristol, UK. ISBN 086924669
Brimblecombe, Nicola (1996) Evaluation of the work of the sexual health link worker in Oxfordshire. Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, UK.
Pickard, Linda, King, Derek, Brimblecombe, Nicola and Knapp, Martin (2015) Social care services and carers' employment: does 'replacement care' work? In: NIHR School for Social Care Research Annual Conference, 24 March 2015, London, UK.
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Bonin, Eva-Maria, King, Derek and Beecham, Jennifer (2015) Using the ALSPAC cohort study to investigate the effect of clustering and persistence of adverse childhood experiences on education attainment. In: CLS Cohort Studies Research Conference, 17 March 2015, London, UK.
Brimblecombe, Nicola (2015) Youth mental health services. In: LSE Research Festival 2015, 21 May 2015, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK.
Brimblecombe, N., Murguia, S., Mbeah-Banks, H., Crane, S., Harris, A., Knapp, M., Ardino, V., Evans-Lacko, Sara, Iemmi, V., King, D., Snell, T., Fowler, D. and Hodgekins, J. (2014) Youth mental health services: an economic evaluation. In: World Association of Social Psychiatry (WASP) Jubilee congress , 13-15 Nov 2014, London, UK. (Unpublished)
Brimblecombe, N., Pickard, L., King, D. and Knapp, M. (2013) Working and caring in England: initial results from a new survey of employees. In: British Society of Gerontology 42nd Annual conference, 11-13 Sep 2013, Oxford, UK. (Unpublished)
Shaw, Marian, Brimblecombe, Nicola and Ormston, Michael (1995) Teachers' perceptions of school inspection. In: BERA/ECER Conference, September 1995. (Unpublished)
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Ormston, Michael and Shaw, Marian (1994) Teachers' perceptions of school inspection. In: BERA Conference, September 1994. (Unpublished)
Shaw, Mary, Brimblecombe, Nicola and Dorling, Danny (1998) A dog's life: there are deadly consequences to living in poverty. Housing Today (26 Mar 1998)
Shaw, Mary, Brimblecombe, Nicola and Dorling, Danny (1998) The doctor won't see you now. Housing Today (05 Feb 1998)
Brimblecombe, N., Shaw, M. and Dorking, D. (1998) Get well soon. Inside Housing (1998)
Shaw, M., Dorking, D. and Brimblecombe, N. (1998) Hostels, health and health care. Inside Housing (1998)
Brimblecombe, Nicola, Ormston, Michael and Shaw, Marian (1995) Modified tactics. Education (23 Jun 1995)


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When using an older profile (in my case it was used at maximum two weeks ago, possibly less earlier), Sunbird does not show any tasks in task view and any events in unifinder. This probably causes several bug reports of the last days. e.g.: bug 356000 (VTODOS part), and bug 353703.
Steps to reproduce:
No steps to reproduce at the moment.
Result: empty unifinder and empty tasks view
When changing a task there occures an error:
Fehler: tree.taskView has no properties
Quelldatei: chrome://calendar/content/unifinderToDo.js
Zeile: 648
When adding an event there occures an error:
Fehler: SearchTree.eventView has no properties
Quelldatei: chrome://calendar/content/unifinder.js
Zeile: 105
tested with: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; de; rv:1.9a1) Gecko/20061006 Sunbird/0.3
I found the reason for the above behaviour:
I was subscribed to a Cosmo Caldav Calendar.
unchecking this Calendar in the calendar tab results in filled unifinder and task view.
this was introduced during 20060926 (works) and 20060928 (fails) builds.
So this probably turns out to be a duplicate of bug 355270 ? Opinions?
Besides Unifinder and Taskview not working for *all* calendars, the events and tasks of the CalDav calendar is not even shown in the main views. The Cosmo log gives a response code 401 and 207.
After several reproducible tests with new profiles, everything is now working. I do not know yet, why. There was a server restart before the bug occured. Could this be a reason?
I was able to reproduce this by running Sunbird 0.3 using a profile containing a calendar pointing at a Cosmo server that was not running. So I'm thinking this is most likely a duplicate of bug #328618
(In reply to comment #3)
> I was able to reproduce this by running Sunbird 0.3 using a profile containing
> a calendar pointing at a Cosmo server that was not running. So I'm thinking
> this is most likely a duplicate of bug #328618
Definitely not, because I got server response codes (see comment 2).
Apologies if I was unclear: I did not mean to imply that your Cosmo instance was not running. As you mention, it is logging responses that sound quite normal. My thought was that Sunbird shows the same errors as you were observing when there is no server response at all. This sounds to me like Sunbird had a problem correctly constructing the (client-side) calendar object, and did not report that problem, which is I think the point of bug 328618. I think a connection with bug 355270 is less likely, as the reporter of that bug does not mention the tree errors you report, and almost certainly would have.
Bruno, is this bug still occurring and does it still warrant a release note?
I don't think this needs a release note. I've never been able to reproduce it other than as described in comment #3; did not WFM it because it could have been caused caused by a difference between Sebo's setup and mine (e.g. proxy, issues, which I do think we need to relnote). On re-reading this bug I'm wondering if it wasn't an instance of bug 385916, which is now fixed.
Ok, I'm removing the relnote keyword, but leaving the decision to WFM this bug to you, Bruno. Can you please also send me a mail detailing what you would like in the release notes? Thanks.
I haven't seen anything like this in ages, so I'm going to WFM it. Sebo, please re-open if you think that useful.
I'm having this problem with Thunderbird 220.127.116.11 and Lightning 0.8.
I've got the extension installed as a global extension, in the Thunderbird/extensions directory. That directory is read only.
Everything worked fine 'til I subscribed to some Google public ICS Calendars. If some ICS Calendar is checked, the Unifinder stops working. Unchecking the Calendar the Unifinder works again.
With tasks, if there is a ICS Calendar checked I can't see any task. If I uncheck the ICS Calendar and restart Thunderbird then tasks are shown.
The error console shows the following warning:
Warning: nsIInterfaceRequestor requesting invalid interface {a63f70c0-148b-11d3-9333-00104ba0fd40}
And the following errors:
Error: [Exception... "'Component does not have requested interface' when calling method: [nsIInterfaceRequestor::getInterface]" nsresult: "0x80004002 (NS_NOINTERFACE)" location: "<unknown>" data: no]
Error: [Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0x80040111 (NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE) [nsIHttpChannel.responseStatus]" nsresult: "0x80040111 (NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE)" location: "JS frame :: file:///C:/apli/thunderbird2/extensions/%7Be2fda1a4-762b-4020-b5ad-a41df1933103%7D/js/calICSCalendar.js :: anonymous :: line 849" data: no]
Archivo de origen: file:///C:/apli/thunderbird2/extensions/%7Be2fda1a4-762b-4020-b5ad-a41df1933103%7D/js/calICSCalendar.js
Línea: 849
The error console shows the following warning:
Warning: nsIInterfaceRequestor requesting invalid interface
The above error looks more like a warning from the provider for Google Calendar. Looks like I'm missing the nsIPrompt interface. I was aware of this, but only noticed shortly after release. Please file a bug in Provider: GData.
Apart from the fact that this bug is closed, this bug is about the caldav provider, but you note you are using an ICS calendar. Please file a new bug or look for an existing bug in the ICS provider component.
I've found that all my problems with unifinder and tasks are gone by setting a manual proxy for Thunderbird, not the automatic configuration that I had.
So maybe this error is related with https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=338527

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Social Security and Labor Supply Incentives
Many provisions of the Social Security Program distort an individual's labor supply incentives. In particular, the payroll tax, the earnings test, the offsetting actuarial adjustment, and the dependence of the size of future benefits on the level of current earnings all affect the net return to extra work. The purpose of this paper is to estimate the size of the net tax rate on labor income in a variety of circumstances, taking into account all these provisions, as well as the personal income tax. We find that the Social Security Program on net in the past has provided a large subsidy to labor supply, which for many people effectively offset the personal income tax. This subsidy rate, however, has been declining steadily over time.
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- Alan S. Blinder & Roger H. Gordon & Donald E. Wise, 1980. "Reconsidering the Work Disincentive Effects of Social Security," NBER Working Papers 0562, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Burkhauser, Richard V & Turner, John A, 1978. "A Time-Series Analysis on Social Security and Its Effect on the Market Work of Men at Younger Ages," Journal of Political Economy, University of Chicago Press, vol. 86(4), pages 701-715, August.
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Diego Simeone's side must face Los Che ahead of its Champions League semifinal second leg against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Atletico Madrid faces a huge test in its quest for trophies as it begins a run of three crucial games in the space of a week at Valencia.
La Liga leader Atleti travels to the Mestalla with a four-point cushion over reigning champion Barcelona, while city rival Real is two further behind in third, though it has a game in hand.
Following Sunday's encounter, Diego Simeone's men travel to Chelsea for their Champions League semifinal second leg, with the tie at 0-0 after the first encounter, and a trip to Levante rounds off a testing seven days.
The capital club deserves credit for challenging the domestic dominance of Barca and Real this season, and three points would see it inch ever closer to the Primera Division title.
The Vincente Calderon side is protecting an eight-match winning streak in the league, a sequence during which its defense has been breached just once.
This fixture has been earmarked as a potential banana skin for the visitors. Valencia has lost just one of their last eight league matches on home soil.
Rojiblancos can take confidence from a 3-0 victory in the reverse fixture this campaign, though the corresponding encounter last season saw Valencia triumph 2-0.
The sides have also met in Copa del Rey action this year, with Madrid progressing from its round-of-16 tie 3-1 on aggregate after a 1-1 draw in Valencia.
With all the ingredients in place for a classic encounter, Atleti goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois insists the squad is fully prepared to face Juan Antonio Pizzi's men.
He told the club's official website: "As we go game-by-game our biggest test now is Valencia. We're at a good level physically. I think we're good, we can make one more effort on the field and that's good for the remaining games. Our first final is on Sunday.
"We have seen in the Copa it will be a tough game, you have to play it as a final and only if we do so, can we move forward."
Atleti will be hoping Pizzi's charges are still licking their wounds from a 2-0 setback at Sevilla in the Europa League semifinal first leg, a result that leaves its place in the tournament in jeopardy ahead of Thursday's return tie.
Center back Philippe Senderos (knock) could join goalkeeper Diego Alves (hamstring) and defensive duo Ricardo Costa (ankle) and Victor Ruiz (thigh) in missing out, while Atleti will monitor the fitness of winger Arda Turan who has only recently returned following a groin injury.


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BMG 109: Entrepreneurship II: Starting Your Business
In this course, students will experience real-world and hands-on activities needed to start a business. Talking with customers, partners, competitors, and advisors will provide valuable input as students explore the various facets of a business and how they interact to produce a working business model. Students completing this course will be able to answer the question, "Will anyone other than you want your product or service?", and be well-positioned to write a business plan. This title of this course was previously Starting Your Business.
Level I Prereq: Academic Reading and Writing Levels of 6
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|Reviews for Sleeping Memories
| Aranel Naur chapter 1 . 10/7/2008
Ohh, i did like the last phrase by Youji. Only there's one thing that came into my mind - I thought it suited aya better, I mean this sentence. It's just IMHO, nothing personal. The first chappie was small but it's a great beginning
*goes on to the next one*
| Kraftykitty chapter 3 . 6/24/2008
Schu is shy and a virgin...I love it! I like the idea of Youji having the upper hand for once. Keep up the good work! I love your story. Look forward to more!
| kraftykitty chapter 1 . 6/20/2008
OH, I like how it starts. I love stories with Yohji and Schu together. I can't wait to see what comes next.


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"First off they are very overpriced you might as well just buy locally. You will save lots of money and time if you do not deal with MDG finance. When the shipment arrived it wasn't even what me and my fiance wanted. They said they would send a smart tv and we got a hd tv.
Secondly they DO NOT document ANY product details such as basic information on the products, model numbers, and serial numbers. All they document are costs. So if the product is stolen like ours was filing a police report is useless just like MDG finance is useless. I asked a MDG rep for a serial # and he said we don't offer warranty on stolen items. Well duh... I didn't even mention the word warranty. Honestly how does someone confuse a serial number request with a warranty request? They don't listen to customer's either.
Fair warning do not use MDG finance. Typical finance group they take your money and run."
Saving the art of customer service.
"I don't usually get very excited about dealing with a company, however, MDG is quite different. At first I was skeptical about MDG (all due to the fact I had ran across some horrible stories about the company online), nonetheless, I found the pricing and monthly payments (that is so much lower than rent to own places), fit in my budget; and so after being assured that the stories online were from people who had newly opened bank accounts - or non-verifiable income - I decided to give them a chance. I must admit I had a slight attitude when dealing with the reps (because I was waiting for things to go south real quick - like in the stories online), yet the reps remained professional, and moved the process along quite quickly. Customer service so far has been easy to access, and willing to help. After reading some of the stuff online I thought it would take forever to get my items, however, I started the process last week, and was told my items will ship tomorrow. Then I had an issue and needed to change my order today when it was scheduled to ship tomorrow, and my sales rep and verification department moved quickly and got the process done for me without delaying my shipping date (that is right, one day before scheduled shipping my order was changed and still will be shipped out tomorrow). My sales rep even went above and beyond to make the items I needed to fit into my credit limit. I have worked in the customer service field for over 30 years, and I in a world where quality customer service is becoming a lost art, I found dealing with MDG quite satisfying so far. I started my post by saying "I don't get excited about dealing with a company", and it is my personal belief that beyond separating customers from their money, Corporate America has no concern over the little people they step on to make a fortune, however, I have not gotten that vibe from MDG (at least not yet). I understand that my interest rate is somewhat high (but that is the way credit goes when you have poor credit), still I MDG has not made me feel unwanted as a customer, or like I am being cheated so far. I have every intention on returning the same respect MDG has given me by being on time and paying off my items quickly as possible. I will repost after I receive my items to let everyone know if I am still happy with the service of MDG, but so far so good. Keep up the good work MDG, it is great to deal with a company that dose not treat people with poor credit as unwanted. "
"This company has the worst customer service ever. I've delt with a lot of companies and by far this place is the worst."
"First off let me say this... I'm paying approximately $3, 500 for a computer that would cost roughly $950 to build if that!
To build a computer with the same (or strikingly similar components) it would cost approximately $940 / $950
Motherboard $95
Case $80
Optical Drive $25
Network Card $70
Windows 8.1 64 bit $120
Now with that said, lets talk about service. I've called tech support regarding a power supply that threw a couple sparks, literally. They told me to go to a local repair shop to get it fixed apposed to sending it in to MDG as it would cost too much FOR ME to pay for the shipping. How unfortunate! So I bought a new power supply and put it in myself. That's an extra $140 on top of the estimated $3, 400 I'm bound to pay at the end of this contract. ($89.53/mo X 38 Months; $3402.14) Meaning they're cashing in about $2, 400 in profit. I should build some computers in my basement then finance them, geesh!
IF I didn't NEED this computer it'd be sent back to them immediately with a strongly worded letter on how dissatisfied I am with their service."
"your support system is non existent, cannot connect with support, many programmes I am not able to access, overall your after purchase service is absolutely terrible. "
"be very carefull when dealing with MDG, there promotional item is not free. you can see your pricing rises and lowers depending on what you buy it rises that exact amount of what the promotional item price is, it a loop hole. I dealt with a guy named andre all he did was play games with me, I had an account and paid it off was going to reorder an item but they want your financial information deposits and withdrawals listed on your bank statement. information which is none of there business. At first he said he needed to make sure that I just didn't set up an account put 12 dollars in it and then never see me again, things changed as we went along, they needed to see everything. they charge you $45 per item to ship, far above what any courier would charge. STAY AWAY FROM THEM it isn't worth it."
"I was considering financing a laptop through MDG but it was looking like it would cost a fortune for what is not a great product to start with.
After reading these reviews, I opted to buy at The Source. Better unit, cheaper and no worries about service or being ripped off."
"very poor quality furniture. We purchased a sofa set that was over 1500.00 and when it arrived it was the worst quality I have ever seen . I called MDG and was told no problem we could switch it . Considering that the legs on the chair were all different sizes I had already lost a little faith that we were going to get anything decent. I dealt with a manager by the name of Josh and he explained that we would now be charged a delivery charge and a " restocking fee", what? restocking fee ? had you not sent garbage furniture we would not of had to send it back. Anyway, once again we figured we may as well give it a try so the next day we get a call saying that because of our credit limit with all of the charges they were applying we would have to chose a cheaper set. Okay then I guess we will have to. We went back online and because all of the other sets were actually more expensive we picked a seperate love seat/ couch which in total was about 400.00 less then the original set . next day another call from Josh saying that because they are considered two pieces there would be two processing fees, two shipping feees and whatever else is added on would be double as well so in fact the 400.00 lower price actual works out to be 800.00 MORE then the orignal one we had and the only way for an exchange would be to go from a 3 piece set down to a 1 piece set ( and of course it would be at the same price as the 3 piece) . After getting nowhere with Josh and explaining this was not really a fair option he said that would be all they would do , take it or leave it. I then asked to speak to someone higher and was told that he was the top of the line. by this time I was getting rather annoyed and stated that everyone has a boss and that I wanted to speak to his, he then hung up on me. In the end we sent the set back and cancelled the whole deal however even now that they have the furniture back they have been going in and taking payments out of our account which is costing a fortune in fees to continue to place stop payments. The service was terrible, the furniture was terrible and the price is terrible...go anywhere but MDG "
"Great site! So happy they are having a sale and the website is easy to use."
"They are crooks, I have paid over $2400 in 2 years and my recent statement says I owe over $2500 (that is over a $100 of my original order 2 years ago and I have not added anything else to that order). So my uncle who is a corporate lawyer will be filing papers with the court to sue them and have their business license suspended."
"very pleased with the costumer service. very quick application process"
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The sales representative walk's you thru the whole process
And you are accepted within 10 seconds"
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U.S. Corn Stockpiles Seen Rising More Than EstimatedJeff Wilson
Corn inventories before the 2015 harvest in the U.S., the world's largest grower and exporter, will rise more than analysts expected as production increased more than forecast.
Reserves on Aug. 31, 2015, will reach 1.726 billion bushels from 1.146 billion forecast this year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said today in a report. Analysts in a Bloomberg survey expected 1.641 billion. Production in the season that starts Sept. 1 will total 13.935 billion bushels, compared with 2013's record 13.925 billion bushels (353.7 million metric tons) and the 13.736 billion forecast by analysts.
Corn prices jumped 22 percent in 2014 through yesterday as exports surged and record cattle and hog prices boosted demand for the grain in animal feed. Futures in Chicago fell as much as 2.1 percent after today's report.
"The surprise is the larger increase in global corn supplies," Dale Durchholz, the senior market advisor for AgriVisor LLC in Bloomington, Illinois, said in a telephone interview. "Rising reserves is never bullish."
On the Chicago Board of Trade, corn futures for July delivery fell 1.5 percent to $5.0875 a bushel at 11:54 a.m., heading for the biggest loss in a week.
Global inventories before the 2015 northern hemisphere harvest, will total 181.73 million tons, up from 168.42 million forecast for the end of this marketing year, the USDA said. Reserves were projected at 162.2 million tons, according to the average of 14 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg News.
Corn is the biggest U.S. crop, with a 2013 value of $62.7 billion, government figures show.


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Arteriovenous malformations (AVMs) are defects in the vascular system, consisting of tangles of abnormal blood vessels (nidus) in which the feeding arteries are directly connected to a venous drainage network without interposition of a capillary bed. Arteries carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart to the rest of the body's tissues and cells, veins return oxygen-depleted blood to the lungs and heart; capillaries connect the arteries and veins. The presence of an AVM disrupts this vital cyclical process, causing a snarled tangle of arteries and veins that are connected to one another without the presence of any capillaries (19).
An AVM can occur anywhere in the body, but brain and spinal AVMs present substantial risks when they bleed. Because the brain and its blood vessels are formed together during embryological development, abnormal blood-vessel formation is often associated with abnormal brain tissue. Little is known about the etiology of brain AVMs. The cause of brain AVMs is debated, although it is likely multifactorial; with both genetic manipulation and angiogenic stimulation (the physiological process through which new blood vessels form from pre-existing vessels) appearing to play roles during AVM development. Some believe that AVMs develop in utero, while others advocate an angiopathic reaction, following either a cerebral ischemic or hemorrhagic event (sub-types of stroke) as a primary factor in their development (1).
Incidence and Prevalence
Approximately 50 percent of patients present initially with a bleed; often patients with an AVM experience no symptoms, and their AVMs are discovered only incidentally, usually either during an autopsy or during treatment for an unrelated disorder. The proportion of patients being diagnosed with un-ruptured AVMs has almost doubled in the past three decades, with improved non-invasive imaging (2). About 12 percent of people with AVMs will experience symptoms, varying in severity. AVMs can irritate the surrounding brain tissue and cause seizures or headaches. Any of the following symptoms may occur:
Traditionally, the annual rupture rate of 4 percent has been cited for brain AVMs, based on a study on natural history of symptomatic AVMs; this study also included the AVMs that had previously ruptured. (3) A recent randomized trial of unruptured brain arteriovenous malformations (ARUBA) reported a low spontaneous rupture rate of 2.2 percent per year (95 % CI 0•9–4•5) (4). Other recent prospective studies have also reported lower bleeding rates of about 1 percent per year for unruptured AVMs (5, 6). The bleeding risk increases after the rupture, achieving 6-8 percent during the first year, and then it drops to the aforementioned initial values (7).
AVM characteristics associated with a relatively higher risk of hemorrhage/re-hemorrhage include (6, 8):
AVMs are usually diagnosed through a combination of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and angiography. These tests may need to be repeated to analyze a change in the size of the AVM, recent bleeding or the appearance of new lesions. Left untreated, AVMs can enlarge and rupture, causing intracerebral hemorrhage or subarachnoid hemorrhage, resulting in permanent brain damage. Deep bleeding is usually referred to as an intracerebral or intraparenchymal hemorrhage; bleeding within the membranes or on the surface of the brain is known as subdural hemorrhage or subarachnoid hemorrhage
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A commonly used grading scale to predict the risk of surgical morbidity and mortality with brain AVMs is the Spetzler-Martin Grade (SMG) scale, which is a composite score of nidus size (<3 cm, 3-6 cm, >6 cm; 1-3 points), eloquence of adjacent brain (1 point if located in brainstem, thalamus, hypothalamus, cerebellar peduncles, or sensorimotor, language, or primary visual cortex), and presence of deep venous drainage (1 point if any or all drainage is through deep veins, such as internal cerebral veins, basal veins or precentral cerebellar veins). The higher the score, the higher is the surgical morbidity and mortality risk (9).
The goal of brain AVM treatment is typically the prevention of new or recurrent hemorrhage from rupture. However, seizure control or stabilization of progressive neurological deficits are occasionally treatment goals. Interventional treatment of ruptured brain AVMs is generally advisable, considering a higher subsequent hemorrhage risk (4.5% to 34%) than previously un-ruptured ones (0.9% to 8 %) (10).
The management options for brain AVMs (ruptured or un-ruptured) include observation or various treatment techniques, such as microsurgical techniques, endovascular embolization and stereotactic radiotherapy used alone or in combination with varying degrees of treatment-associated morbidity and mortality. A treatment plan is devised to offer the lowest risk, yet highest chance of obliterating the lesion.
Although microsurgical treatment affords the opportunity for immediate removal of the AVM, some AVMs may be best dealt with a multi-modality treatment. In some patients, the AVM is monitored on a regular basis with the understanding that there may be some risk of hemorrhage or other neurological symptoms including seizures or focal deficit. In the most recent study (ARUBA) on 223 patients with unruptured brain AVMs, the risk of death or stroke was significantly lower in the medical management group (the patients were symptomatically treated in the medical management group) than in the interventional therapy group, after a mean follow-up of about 33 months (4). It is a prospective, multicentre, parallel design, non-blinded, randomized controlled trial in which the patients were enrolled from 39 active clinical sites in nine different countries (4).
Because the nature of AVM may be congenital (although there can be other reasons why AVMs develop), and therefore associated in most cases with a focal abnormality of brain tissue, it may be removed with minimal disruption of normal brain tissue. This constitutes the rationale and strategy for microsurgical removal. The recommendation for surgery is typically elective, except in the case of large, life-threatening blood accumulations (hematomas) caused by bleeding of the AVM. In such cases, only superficial AVMs that are readily controllable are removed along with the hematoma. When the hematoma is caused by a complicated AVM, the blood clot can be removed, and the patient given time to recover until further details are known regarding the exact nature of the AVM. Surgery may be part of a multimodal treatment involving a preliminary endovascular intervention to reduce nidus volume and curing or mitigating eventual additional vascular anomalies, such as aneurysms.
For surgical resection, the neurosurgeon will perform a craniotomy (surgical window in the skull) and use microsurgical techniques to gain access to the AVM. The use of an operating microscope and image-guided surgical navigation (also known as computer-assisted or frameless stereotaxy) helps enable safer surgery with as little disruption to normal brain tissue as possible. Once the skull is opened, the AVM feeders are cauterized or closed off with special clips, and ultimately removed. The skull bone is then secured back in place with miniplates, and the incision in the scalp is closed.
The gold-standard in AVM management is surgery whenever safely feasible with angiographic cure in about 94- to 100-percent cases with low morbidity rates (from 1-10%) in small (nidus < 3cm) AVMs in experienced hands. A meta-analysis on the microsurgical AVM management reported permanent neurological deficits or death in a mean of 7.4 percent (range, 0–40%) patients after microsurgery; successful brain AVM obliteration was achieved in 96 percent (range, 0–100%) patients (11).
Stereotactic radiosurgery
Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) is a minimally invasive treatment that uses computer guidance to concentrate radiation to the malformed vessels of the brain. This radiation causes abnormal vessels to close off. Radiosurgery is typically recommended for AVMs that are small (< 2–3 cm diameter), unruptured, and surgically inaccessible, but may also be recommended to reduce the size of large AVMs otherwise associated with significant surgical morbidity. For larger lesions, the complete radiosurgical treatment may be delivered either by splitting the dose by fractionated SRS or stereotactic radiotherapy or splitting the volume of the nidus. The full treatment dose is delivered over multiple sessions.
The basic steps of SRS are the following:
1. Attachment of the stereotactic frame, under local anesthesia.
2. Image acquisition, with fiducial markers to allow the 3D reconstruction of the brain and target.
3. Treatment planning: The margin of the AVM nidus (target volume) is contoured in order to obtain a 3D reconstruction of the AVM. Multiple radiation beams are focused to the isocenter of the target where a high dose is delivered with a sharp dose fall-off at the adjacent normal brain.
This plan is executed by a multidisciplinary team consisting of a neurosurgeon, physicist and radiation oncologist. Unfortunately, stereotactic radiosurgery may take up to two to three years (latency period) to completely obliterate the lesion. For this reason, it is not ideally suited to AVMs that have already bled, unless they are surgically inaccessible.
Microsurgical resection is recommended for radiated AVMs that are not completely obliterated after the three-year latency period, but have become more suited to surgical resection, even in asymptomatic patients. Surgery resection if planned is timed to allow the AVM to respond fully to radiation and is performed close to or after the three-year latency period (12).
Because ionizing radiation is harmful to normal tissue, as well as AVM vessels, it must be used judiciously. It is unavoidable to expose normal brain tissue to ionizing radiation during treatment, as it must be traversed by the beam, independently of how accurately the AVM is targeted. Complete obliteration is observed in 50–90 percent of the cases over a latency period of two to four years, and its rate is inversely proportional to the size of the nidus (13).
A hemorrhagic event may occur in less than 1 percent of patients after curative treatment with radiosurgery (14). Complications after radiosurgery leading to permanent neurological deficits or death can be seen in 5.1 percent (range, 0–21%) of the cases.
The endovascular management for AVM may include interventions to obliterate the small malformations or making the AVM nidus smaller in a pre-surgical setting to make the resection safer, reduction prior to radiosurgery, or elimination of certain, often associated, vascular anomalies, such as aneurysms, venous varices and fistulas. Endovascular embolization uses specially designed microcatheters, which are guided directly into the AVM via angiography. The lesion is blocked from the inside using the process of embolization, which occludes the abnormal blood vessels in the AVM. Once the catheter reaches the core of the AVM, liquid glue or particles can be injected to close off portions of the AVM or its feeding arteries. Materials used include fast-drying biologically inert glues, polyvinyl alcohol particles, and fibered titanium coils.
Neuroendovascular therapy can make subsequent surgical removal of an AVM safer, or can reduce the size of an AVM to a size that may inevitably improve the outcome of stereotactic radiosurgery. This procedure is also associated with substantial risk, since the path taken by such embolic materials can be difficult to predict, and blockage of normal vessels or of the outflow of the AVM may occur. The former may result in stroke, and the latter in bleeding from the AVM. These procedures are therefore also used judiciously, and with ample clinical judgment. The morbidity rate related to endovascular embolization ranges from 3.8 to 50 percent, with a mortality rate ranging from 1 to 4 percent (16).
Patient outcome depends on the location of the AVM and severity of the bleeding, as well as the extent of neurological symptoms. Many patients undergoing microsurgery make an excellent and quick recovery after several days of hospitalization. Following or during surgery, an angiogram is performed to assure complete removal of the AVM. If the AVM is completely removed, the patient is considered cured. About 5 to10 percent of AVMs (small AVMs) can be obliterated (cured) using endovascular techniques alone.
In the first randomized trial of unruptured AVMs, ARUBA, medically managed patients had a significantly lower risk of death or stroke and had better outcomes than those treated with intervention at follow-up of 33 months. However, the trial has been controversial because of significant limitations inherent to the study design. The follow-up was too short to demonstrate the benefits of AVM treatment, which is well-understood to be protective over a lifetime.
Like other major stroke trials, there was a big gap between the screened and the enrolled patients, suggesting selection bias (17). Some studies showed that results in ARUBA-eligible patients managed outside that trial led to an entirely different conclusion about AVM intervention, due to the primary role of surgery, judicious surgical selection with established outcome predictors, and technical expertise developed at high-volume AVM centers (18).
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Mischa Barton's rise and fall from fame was well documented after "The OC" debuted. From her initial it-girl status to being killed off the show in Season 3 to her subsequent DUI arrest and involuntary 5150 hold, she continued to make headlines for bad reasons until she seemingly disappeared from the public eye. Now Barton is coming forward to talk about her downward spiral.
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Redemptorist missionary, Reverend Clement Thomas Cahill, 87, of Ephrata, passed away Saturday, August 3, 2013 at Ephrata Community Hospital.
Born in New York, N.Y., Father Cahill was the only child of the late Thomas and Marcella (Corrigan) Cahill. He professed his first vows as a Redemptorist Aug. 2, 1946 and was ordained June 17, 1951.
Father Cahill attended High School at St. Mary's College, the Redemptorist Preparatory Seminary. After completing his novitiate year in Ilchester, Md., he graduated from and was ordained at Mount St. Alphonsus, the Major Seminary in Esopus, N.Y.
For most of his 62-year priesthood, Father Cahill served in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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Saddled by what they feel are the most restrictive weapons laws in the nation, some Connecticut gun owners are champing at the bit for next year's gubernatorial election, when they hope to put in office someone whose views of the Second Amendment are more closely aligned with their own.
There's just one problem, as The Connecticut Mirror, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news website reported last week: None of the leading candidates, especially Democratic incumbent Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, appears likely to support overturning the state's strict controls over the purchase of guns, ammunition and large-capacity magazines.
After all, the governor himself championed the new restrictions and became one of the most visible and ardent advocates for tough gun legislation after the December 2012 shooting massacre at Newtown's Sandy Hook Elementary School left 20 youngsters and six adults dead.
One of Mr. Malloy's best-known declared challengers is Senate Minority Leader John P. McKinney of Fairfield, a Republican who not only voted in favor of the gun law but helped steer it through the legislature.
Another GOP gubernatorial hopeful, Sen. Toni Boucher of Wilton, likewise voted for the bill, while Danbury's Republican mayor, Mark Boughton, also mentioned as a challenger to Mr. Malloy, has jumped on New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg's bandwagon, Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
Tom Foley, defeated in 2010 and expected to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination again, has offered only tepid criticism of the gun law that Gov. Malloy signed on April 4, and makes no promise to push for repeal, according to CT Mirror.
These positions may be bad news for misguided gun owners, but they should be embraced by all reasonable citizens who object to the sale of such malevolent weapons as the AR-15 rifle used by Adam Lanza in the Sandy Hook rampage, and who rightfully demand stricter background checks on those who seek permits to buy handguns.
Gun-rights advocates insist on calling such high-powered, rapid-fire weapons as the AR-15 sporting rifles, but this is specious. Mr. Lanza fired off 154 rounds in less than five minutes with his "sporting" AR-15 Bushmaster before shooting himself with a Glock 20 semiautomatic handgun that had belonged to his mother, Nancy. Before driving to the school Mr. Lanza killed his mother with a Savage Mark II .22-caliber rifle.
You can read all the gory details in the state's report on the tragedy, finally released on Friday.
The new law restricts the sale of new AR-15s in Connecticut and 100 other weapons, but does not make existing ones illegal, a compromise, of sorts.
Lawmakers also "compromised" by agreeing to reduce the capacity of magazines similar to those used by Lanza from 30 to 10 bullets.
This newspaper has long championed tight but reasonable restrictions on the sale, ownership and operation of weapons, and sees no conflict in this position with the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. This nation's forefathers may not have conceived a weapon so destructive as an AR-15, but they recognized that it was necessary for the security of a free state not to infringe on citizens' rights to keep and bear arms, as part of "a well regulated militia."
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Optimize BC ARM JSOP_URSH for a double type result.
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Optimize BC ARM JSOP_URSH for a double type result.
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Prematurity is the biggest killer of babies under one in the UK; after this age, childhood cancer is the biggest cause. Of the babies that do survive extreme prematurity, many can be faced with a bewildering array of health problems.
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Aramis Ramirez is eligible to come off the 15-day disabled list beginning Monday, when the Milwaukee Brewers open a four-game series against the San Diego Padres at Miller Park.
Does he think he'll be ready to rejoin the lineup at that point?
"If I feel like I'm not ready, I won't be back," he said. "There's no reason for me to rush it, because I won't help the team if I do."
Ramirez is in the midst of his second stint on the DL this season as he continues to deal with soreness in his left knee stemming from a couple of ill-fated slides into second base in spring training and the first week of the season.
He spent a month on the DL the first time, and after being reinstated initially May 3 struggled greatly driving the ball — which obviously isn't good for a cleanup hitter — while also not moving around well at third base.
Ramirez went back on the DL July 8 on the same day Ryan Braun was reinstated from it with a right-thumb contusion and has spent the time since trying to eliminate some of the soreness while also regaining strength.
He admitted he probably came back too soon after his first DL stint, and doesn't intend to do the same this time.
"It's really tough and that's why I've got to make sure I'm healthy enough to play when I come back," he said. "I won't try to be a hero. I won't go out there if I'm not healthy enough, because I won't help the team and I won't help myself."
Manager Ron Roenicke, who's been put in a tough spot with injuries to key players, understands Ramirez's thinking.
"He doesn't want to sit; he knows how much we need him," he said. "As hard as it was for him not to perform well, you certainly respect a player that will go out there when he's not 100%, knowing that he can help the team win even though he's got some pain."
The key this weekend, Ramirez said, will be how the knee responds to the work he does in the batting cages and on the field.
Ramirez, hitting .271 with five home runs and 26 runs batted in over 54 games, probably has eliminated himself as a trade candidate because he hasn't played healthy all season. The remaining salary he's owed for this season and next might also be considered prohibitive.
Nevertheless, there are certain to be teams scouting Ramirez with the non-waiver trade deadline July 31. A report earlier Friday listed the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox as possibily being interested, and the fact they're both big-market teams would seem to make Ramirez's contract less of a potential hurdle.
Regardless of what happens, Ramirez isn't worrying about the possibility he could be moved.
"Not really," he said. "I've been around for a while, and it doesn't do any good worrying about things that I can't control. I can't control that. The only thing I can control is my play on the field. I'm always going to try to do my best out there.
"Whatever happens, happens. These kinds of things don't surprise me, so I'm ready for anything."
Wait and see: Braun, meanwhile, rejoined the Brewers' lineup for just the second time since June 9 after the DL stint as well as a stay on the bereavement list that caused him to miss all four games in Arizona leading into the all-star break.
The extra days off should have afforded Braun more rest for his ailing right hand and thumb, but expect Roenicke to be cautious with him as he eases his way back into playing.
Braun went 0 for 3 Friday, leaving the game after the sixth inning.
"He's better," Roenicke said. "It's not gone, but he's better. Hopefully he can swing it the way he wants to. We've talked on how we need to bring him in, because he really hasn't played in a long time."
Looking good: All things considered, the Miller Park field looked to be in decent shape Friday, three days after a Paul McCartney concert drew more than 43,000 fans.
The stage was set up in center field, and large brown spots remained there. In all, 2,800 square feet of sod were replaced in front of the center-field wall following the concert.
"It's OK," said Roenicke of the field in the aftermath.
"They did a nice job resodding where they needed to. There's some dry squares out there I guess where the stage was. But it looks OK. The infield looks nice. I know they've been working hard at it. That's a lot of work coming back and trying to patch what you can, and reseeding it."


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Xtremedrag aka Erik's AWD Talon. GT42 @ 36psi reving to 9k.