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BERKELEY -- Though teammate JaJuan Lawson had to leave early to get to track practice, Petaluma (Calif.) Casa Grande two-way jumbo athlete John Porchivinia stayed at California Memorial Stadium, long after the sun sank below the western façade of the newly-renovated edifice, marveling at the speed and energy with which the Cal football team went about its second spring practice.
"The high tempo of it, I knew they changed it around, but really coming out here and watching how fast they move, each running backs getting as many reps as they are, it gives them the experience they need to be able to prove it to their coach," Porchivinia said."I really like that. It's not, 'Oh, we think you're the best, so we're going to give you all the reps.' Everybody gets a chance to prove themselves, and I really like that."
This fall, Porchivinia -- a transfer from St. Patrick/St. Vincent -- beat out four-star two-way talent Elijah Qualls as the main running back for head coach Trent Herzog and the Gauchos, and carried the ball 89 times for 651 yards, while hauling in eight catches for 116 yards.
"It felt pretty good, and Elijah was nothing but nice to me since the day I came, and I don't really think he felt threatened from me, because he knew he was going somewhere, so I think he kind of helped me and wanted to give me a chance," said Porchivinia, who was accompanied on Wednesday by both Herzog and his father. "I worked really hard. There's a great coaching staff that helped me within the short time I was there. It felt really good to beat him out."
Things got even better in January for Porchivinia, when he attended the US Army All-American Combine in San Antonio, Tex., posting a faster 40-yard time than vaunted tailback Joe Mixon on the slow turf at the Alamodome.
Porchivinia recorded the best 40 time for an athlete over 200 pounds, and the 20th-best overall at the event, beating out the talented Mixon by two hundredths of a second with a 4.69 time.
"Barely, but I'm counting it," Porchivinia laughed.
Both Mixon and Porchivinia will be at Cal's Junior Day on Saturday, and the Bears are looking at Porchivinia as sort of a Swiss Army do-it-all offensive athlete, at 6-foot-1, 213 pounds.
"I talked to coach [Pierre] Ingram, the running backs coach, and he said they liked me as an athlete, who can switch around between H-back, fullback, their big back and kind of just hit on every position in the offense," Porchivinia said.
Porchivinia even got to sit in on the running back positional meeting, and learn even more about his potential role in the offense.
"I sat in on a meeting with the running backs, and he's very energetic, likes to motivate the players, he seems like a very good, upbeat guy, and that's all you can ask for when you're looking for a good coach," Porchivinia said. "I've run offenses like this throughout Pop Warner, high school when I was back at St. Vincent, so I could definitely see myself here."
Porchivinia was recently offered by Idaho, and may soon go up to see the Vandals, as well as Boise State, which he said may be close to an offer. Later this spring, he will be heading down to Los Angeles for a camp, and seeing San Diego State while in Southern California.
Porchivinia is also thinking about attending junior days at Colorado -- which also wants him as a big, bruising back -- and Oregon State.


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Kurt and Joe tangle with the most determined enemy they've ever encountered when a ruthless powerbroker schemes to build a new Egyptian empire as glorious as those of the Pharaohs. Part of his plan rests on the manipulation of a newly discovered aquifer beneath the Sahara, but an even more devastating weapon at his disposal may threaten the entire world: a plant extract known as the black mist, discovered in the City of the Dead and rumored to have the power to take life from the living and restore it to the dead.
With the balance of power in Africa and Europe on the verge of tipping, Kurt, Joe, and the rest of the NUMA team will have to fight to discover the truth behind the legends—but to do that, they have to confront in person the greatest legend of them all: Osiris, the ruler of the Egyptian underworld.
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There isn't a proper new year entry this year. For some reason, the beginning of a year always feels very hectic to me. Perhaps, it's the Christmas that left too soon. Perhaps, it's the feeling that a whole year is suddenly left behind. Perhaps, it's all those things I never got done being brought forward to the next year or plain forgotten. Perhaps, I'm getting too old, too soon.
I remember wishing that 2009 would be a better year. I'm still not sure if it really was.
This year would signify the beginning of my last year in university, the familiarity that has been with me for these past few years. Whenever I think of the day I'll finally leave, I'm overwhelmed by the mixture of feelings that came with it.
2010. Another decade.
I will cherish it. And I will look forward to what life has to offer me.
Twenty-one. It's hard to believe I've come this far.
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From the Lawrence Daily Journal-World for Mar. 25, 1971:
- Bob Helman, Goodland farmer, rancher and banker, had been named the newest member of the Kansas Board of Regents. At an interview prior to his confirmation as an appointee, he told a legislative committee that he had little patience with college faculty members who got involved in campus demonstrations. "I think dissent is a right and prerogative," Helman said, "but the line is so thin between dissent and disturbance, and I can't buy disturbance."
- Kansas weather, being its usual unpredictable self, had surprised local residents with a record overnight low of near 15 degrees and a snowfall that lasted more than 24 hours. In spite of the snow's persistence, accumulations were reported at only four inches in the city. The spring surprise was not a new phenomenon for the area, as on the previous year, Lawrence had been buried under six inches of slushy snow which had cracked tree limbs and caused a massive power outage.


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Major Lazer, the electronic group famously featuring Jack U's Diplo, added some special guests to their party Sunday night.
Reggae star Sean Paul, clad in glasses, red hat and T-shirt, came on stage to perform toward the end of "Light It Up."
Singer Mo sang during the hit song "Lean On" which she is a part of. DJ Snake also made an appearance during the song as he's a producer on it.
The group also performed "Light It Up" with Fuse ODG and Nyla.
Members of the USC marching band wearing their uniforms also played at the start and later on as the group and its four dancers performed around them
as Major Lazer went on just before Sia was set to perform on the main stage.
Diplo described the appearance, Major Lazer's third at Coachella as the best yet.


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(Over the next two years, I am writing an ongoing series of essays here that I call the "CCLaP 100," whereby I read for the first time a hundred books considered by many to be classics, and then write reports here on whether or not I think they deserve this title. For the complete list of books, as well as an explanation behind how the list was compiled, you can click here.)
Washington Square (1880)
By Henry James
Book #10 in this essay series
(Sorry for the last-minute change in schedule; I know that Love in the Time of Cholera was supposed to have been this week's book under review, but I'm having just the hardest time actually tracking down a copy through the Chicago public library! In fact, I just learned this week that Oprah recently added the book to that ubiquitous club of hers, which means that it might be a long time indeed before I'm able to finally track down a copy; I've postponed it a month for now, but may need to postpone it again when that month is up.)
The story in a nutshell:
Agreed by most to definitely be one of his minor works, Washington Square is in reality not much more than a novella, written between major novels in the late Victorian Age as James often did throughout his career. And there's not much of a plot either, to tell you the truth; it's primarily the story of Catherine Sloper, a pleasant but rather dim-witted and plain-looking young woman living in the ritzy old-money New York neighborhood of Washington Square, along with her father who she shares a large house with, Austin Sloper, a typical middle-aged business-focused white guy who sorta laughingly condescends to all the people around him who aren't middle-aged business-focused white guys. In fact, this is the crux of the problem between the two of them, the conflict that fuels almost the entire storyline; it seems that Catherine has met a good-looking charmer named Morris Townsend who wishes to marry her, but her father deems him a simple-minded dreamer who's most likely after her money, and Catherine herself as just too much of a blockhead to be able to make a realization like this on her own, which is why he forbids the two to wed for her own good.
The father and daughter then whisk off to Europe for a year, as upper-class Americans so often did at the time; but instead of Morris heroically coming to the rescue and bringing his true love back, it turns out that her father was right all along, with Morris turning out to be a kinda skeevy loser who actually was kinda after her money, and who sorta slinks off in this weasely way once she gets back into the country and declares that her allowance will be cut off if they wed. Instead of this making her grateful to her father for seeing the light, though, Catherine just ends up pissed at both of them, eventually growing into a matronly middle-aged old maid who becomes the buddy of the younger crowd in the neighborhood, but who never experiences love for herself even once.
The argument for it being a classic:
The argument for Washington Square being a classic is not a strong one, truthfully, and seems to most concern what the small novel is not -- it's not one of James' ponderous epics, not one of his later experimental works, but rather a simple and entertaining little story in the spirit of Jane Austen, told in about the most straight-ahead fashion possible. This is why people become fans of James in the first place, after all; he's considered by many to be the godfather of the modern realistic novel, the kinds of no-nonsense, clearly-written stories that comprise most Pulitzer winners and other academically-revered books. Certainly there are a lot of other novels in James' ouevre that are better-written, better-known, more historically important and a much better argument for being a classic, even this book's fans would say; it's just that Washington Square is one of his most accessible novels, a great way to ease yourself into his larger and denser pieces, and thus should be included in "The Canon" as well.
The argument against:
As mentioned, the argument against Washington Square being a classic is clearly the stronger one, and consists mostly of what we've been talking about; that it is simply too slim and obscure to be considered a classic, certainly a good beginning for people new to James' work but definitely not something to be held up against early-career trans-Atlantic sagas as The Portrait of a Lady and The Bostonians, nor the proto-Modernist experimental stylings of such late-career novels as The Ambassadors and The Golden Bowl. It may be a good introduction to James, critics argue, but that comes with a price; it is also a frothily light novel, its plot so wispy as to almost not exist, and not something that will give you a good idea of why James fans are so nuts for his work in the first place.
My verdict:
So I have to confess, this was the very first book of James that I've ever tackled, and I picked it deliberately because I was a little intimidated by his larger and more well-known ones; James has a certain reputation, after all, especially among academic intellectuals who enjoy thick and challenging books, and I've also heard that his larger novels can sometimes get extremely bogged down in their middles. Ah, but like everyone else, I've discovered the problem to starting with a classic author's lighter and less-important work, which is the same thing mentioned in the criticisms above; that you just really can't get a sense from work like that about why people love that author so much to begin with, of why their work got so famous and respected in the first place. Washington Square comes and goes with the reader barely noticing; just when you think the story's about to get ratcheted up and interesting, suddenly it's over, and you realize that the entire point was to provide not much more than a trifling and amusing afternoon of diversion*. It was decent enough for what it was, and I'm definitely looking forward to checking out the 1997 movie adaptation with Jennifer Jason Leigh, but I certainly can't say that I "know" James' work in any kind of significant way because of reading it, nor can I in good conscience declare Washington Square a classic.
Is it a classic? No
The next four books scheduled to be read:
Next Friday: The Republic, by Plato
In two Fridays: The Gods Themselves, by Isaac Asimov
In three Fridays: Dracula, by Bram Stoker
In four Fridays: Love in the Time of Cholera, by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
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*And by the way, some final proof of just how lightweight this novel is -- James himself, when doing a retrospective of his ouevre late in life and putting together the revised 24-volume "New York Edition" of his work, actually left Washington Square out on purpose, reportedly because he couldn't even read through it again as an older man, disgusted as he was with the frivolity of the story. When the author himself is disgusted with one of his own books, it's usually not a great sign that it'll be making the canon list anytime soon.


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World 5 February 2014 Calm, classless, striving for beauty: Yes, Scandinavia really is all it's cracked up to be British commentators have been dismissing Scandinavian culture and politics using selective statistics and un-contextualised observations. But from smart young people to art and happiness: the qualities of Nordic life are well established. Sign up for our weekly email * Print HTML Maybe it's just sour grapes. I've been waiting years for a beautiful Scandinavian to whisk me off my feet and suggest we return to her homeland to live happily ever after, and it seems to have happened to Michael Booth by accident. And yet I couldn't help feeling Booth's lambasting of Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Norway in his "grim truth" assessment of life in the Nordic countries was more than a little cynical. Booth was doing nothing more than indulging the time-honoured tradition of deflating something that's been over-hyped – even if he did so via a smörgåsbord of selective statistics and un-contextualised observations. And he's not alone. Those who believe our interest in Scandinavian ideals has gone too far have some potent new ammunition to play with: riots in Sweden, the downgrading of Finland's education system and Norway's excessive wealth wrought from its natural resources are all sticks with which we can beat those conceited Scandinavians, attempting to re-boot our own sense of moral worth in the process. Most Finns and Scandinavians would feel pretty uneasy if they knew how their countries were so idolised elsewhere. Which is a good thing. Booth isn't the first to cite the Nordic unease with "displays of success, ambition and wealth" as a weakness and he won't be the last. But it's precisely those qualities – yes, qualities – which give the Nordic countries their egalitarian atmosphere, entrenched liberalism and distinct lack of a ruling class in politics, the media and elsewhere. History would suggest it isn't a new thing. The Nordic countries were among the first in Europe to abolish the death penalty, give votes to women, legalise gay marriage and reach something like a consensus on green issues. Then there's the inbuilt regard for foreigners. I was gobsmacked when I sat sweating in a Norwegian sauna a few years ago only for the wooden box to be overrun by a group of unruly teenagers on the equivalent of a stag weekend. When they'd done with the headlocks and towel-whips, they introduced themselves to me one by one, shaking me by the hand, welcoming me to their country, and offering me a potted history of the small town we were in. Sure, that's another un-contextualised observation. But the difference is, in the UK we're taught to assume certain styles of behaviour will be forthcoming only from certain sectors of society. In the Nordic countries – particularly in Norway and Finland where there's no discernable class system and private education is virtually non-existent – what you see is what you get: a society in which everyone really is in it together. The so-called "Nordic Model" of high taxes, principled social welfare provision and high community spending may be under strain (despite the gloomy reports, Scandinavian countries still accept a higher per capita proportion of immigrants and refugees than the vast majority of their European counterparts, and according to the 2013 European Social Survey those immigrants feel more welcomed, too) but the fact that the Nordic Model remains in operation is inseparable from that sense of togetherness. Such "togetherness" might be indescribable, but it's the indescribable qualities of the Nordic spirit that don't show up on those statistics the Scandi-bashers love to cite. We talk of smart Nordic design as if it's a commodity tied to wealth and status. But a striving for beauty is a central, instinctive and classless Nordic ideal induced by so many factors including hostile weather and a sometimes lonely exploration of what it is to be a human. It's all over the place up there: from the emancipated typeface on railway station signage to the modernist domestic furniture and proliferation of bold architecture. These things aren't about social signaling or financial security. They're about making life fundamentally more sensible, and their residue is what we'd optimistically call civilization. Which in turn might explain why Scandinavians are among the happiest people on the planet. Social security and an emphasis on creativity (and major government support for the arts) make for the very opposite of the repression described by Booth. They actually create societies in which people are content because they have a voice and are willing to use it. True, many in Norway are uneasy with the country's huge wealth, but that wealth has been consciously placed in the public domain by the Norwegian government – so everyone can benefit, yes, but also so everyone feels involved in the discussion. When I was in Stavanger in September, a spontaneous and open debate broke out in a café on the subject of oil wealth, corrupting capitalism and damage to the environment. Naturally, it was conducted in English for the benefit of the one non-Norwegian speaker in the room (me). And now the political dialogue has its ugly side. UKIP equivalents have found themselves with support in Norway and Finland, and only a fool would dismiss their rise as transitory. Sweden's failure to integrate its large immigrant population is more connected to technical detail than cultural will, but it is a failure nonetheless. The debate appears more raw because these are countries in which authority is naturally questioned, democracy is cleaved-to and voter engagement and activism is unusually high. The Nordic people – in the case of Norway and Finland, a young people occupying young countries which have changed fast in the last decade – voice their opinions in plain terms; sometimes it's ugly, never is it avoided. And rarely, in truth, does it embrace the ignorant and prejudiced. You can observe unsightly political posturing in the Nordic countries, you can even knock Finland for having dropped a few places in the worldwide educational leagues (though it still has the best schools in Europe according to the Pisa rankings). But recent political history does not a fair overview make. The Nordic countries are still the best examples of progressive societies in Europe, and it's something you feel even more than you clock from statistics. I wouldn't mind betting that progressiveness will overcome political fads, because it's hard-wired into the way Danes, Norwegians, Swedes, Finns and even Icelanders carry themselves – in their natural modesty, their intense connection to the earth and their remarkable dance with capitalism which sees them touched by it but absolutely not defined by it. Spend some time in the Nordic countries and you may notice those things. You might also discover that Finns are more talkative, Norwegians less xenophobic and Swedes more emotionally open than their stereotypes would suggest ... and that there's a little more to quality Danish TV than just The Killing. 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Show Hide image Europe 20 March 2017 After Article 50 is triggered, what happens next? Theresa May says Article 50 will be triggered on 29 March. The UK must prepare for years, if not decades, of negotiating. Sign up to the Staggers Morning Call email * Print HTML Back in June, when Europe woke to the news of Brexit, the response was muted. "When I first emerged from my haze to go to the European Parliament there was a big sign saying 'We will miss you', which was sweet," Labour MEP Seb Dance remembered at a European Parliament event in London. "The German car industry said we don't want any disruption of trade." But according to Dance – best known for holding up a "He's Lying" sign behind Nigel Farage's head – the mood has hardened with the passing months. The UK is seen as demanding. The Prime Minister's repeated refusal to guarantee EU citizens' rights is viewed as toxic. The German car manufacturers now say the EU is more important than British trade. "I am afraid that bonhomie has evaporated," Dance said. On Wednesday 29 March the UK will trigger Article 50. Doing so will end our period of national soul-searching and begin the formal process of divorce. So what next? The European Parliament will have its say In the EU, just as in the UK, the European Parliament will not be the lead negotiator. But it is nevertheless very powerful, because MEPs can vote on the final Brexit deal, and wield, in effect, a veto. The Parliament's chief negotiator is Guy Verhofstadt, a committed European who has previously given Remoaners hope with a plan to offer them EU passports. Expect them to tune in en masse to watch when this idea is revived in April (it's unlikely to succeed, but MEPs want to discuss the principle). After Article 50 is triggered, Dance expects MEPs to draw up a resolution setting out its red lines in the Brexit negotiations, and present this to the European Commission. The European Commission will spearhead negotiations Although the Parliament may provide the most drama, it is the European Commission, which manages the day-to-day business of the EU, which will lead negotiations. The EU's chief negotiator is Michel Barnier. Barnier is a member of the pan-EU European People's Party, like Jean-Claude Juncker and German Chancellor Angela Merkel. He has said of the negotiations: "We are ready. Keep calm and negotiate." This will be a "deal" of two halves The Brexit divorce is expected to take 16 to 18 months from March (although this is simply guesswork), which could mean Britain officially Brexits at the start of 2019. But here's the thing. The divorce is likely to focus on settling up bills and – hopefully – agreeing a transitional arrangement. This is because the real deal that will shape Britain's future outside the EU is the trade deal. And there's no deadline on that. As Dance put it: "The duration of that trade agreement will exceed the life of the current Parliament, and might exceed the life of the next as well." The trade agreement may look a bit like Ceta The European Parliament has just approved the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (Ceta) with Canada, a mammoth trade deal which has taken eight years to negotiate. One of the main stumbling points in trade deals is agreeing on similar regulatory standards. The UK currently shares regulations with the rest of the UK, so this should speed up the process. But another obstacle is that national or regional parliaments can vote against a trade deal. In October, the rebellious Belgian region of Wallonia nearly destroyed Ceta. An EU-UK deal would be far more politically sensitive. The only way is forward Lawyers working for the campaign group The People's Challenge have argued that it will legally be possible for the UK Parliament to revoke Article 50 if the choice is between a terrible deal and no deal at all. But other constitutional experts think this is highly unlikely to work – unless a penitent Britain can persuade the rest of the EU to agree to turn back the clock. Davor Jancic, who lectures on EU law at Queen Mary University of London, believes Article 50 is irrevocable. Jeff King, a professor of law at University College London, is also doubtful, but has this kernel of hope for all the Remainers out there: "No EU law scholar has suggested that with the agreement of the other 27 member states you cannot allow a member state to withdraw its notice." Good luck chanting that at a march. Julia Rampen is the editor of The Staggers, The New Statesman's online rolling politics blog. She was previously deputy editor at Mirror Money Online and has worked as a financial journalist for several trade magazines. More Related articles Martin McGuinness's long game: why a united Ireland is now increasingly likely Meet the Syrians using education to escape the refugee camps François Fillon's woes are good news for Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron


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Prediction of Hepatic Fibrosis in Patients With Chronic Hepatitis C by Biochemical and Duplex Doppler Indices
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Chronic Hepatitis C Hepatic Fibrosis Cirrhosis |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Case-Only Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional |
Official Title: | Prediction of Hepatic Fibrosis in Patients With Chronic Hepatitis C by Biochemical and Duplex Doppler Indices |
Enrollment: | 503 |
Study Start Date: | January 2003 |
Study Completion Date: | January 2007 |
Primary Completion Date: | December 2006 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is a global health problem, affecting about 3% of the world's population. Compared to patients with mild hepatic fibrosis, those with significant fibrosis are at risk of developing cirrhosis over a 10- to 20-year period. This fact suggests the need of early antiviral therapy in chronic hepatitis C (CHC) patients to prevent the development of cirrhosis and associated complications. For patients having cirrhosis, surveillance endoscopy and ultrasound for gastroesophageal varices and hepatocellular carcinoma are needed to minimize morbidity and mortality ). Furthermore, reduced treatment response and tolerability to antiviral therapy may be encountered in cirrhotic patients. An accurate assessment of hepatic fibrosis stage is therefore important for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
Liver biopsy has been recognized as the gold standard for assessing the grade of necroinflammation and stage of fibrosis. However, it is costly, and harbors risk of complications, including 20% of patient discomfort, 0.1-3% of significant morbidity, and 0.02-0.24% of mortality. In addition, sampling error due to the non-uniform distribution of the parenchymal damage, as well as intra- and inter-observer variability is often encountered. A noninvasive tool to evaluate liver disease activity or fibrosis stage would be helpful, particularly in monitoring CHC patients over time.
Noninvasive methods to evaluate the hepatic histology in HCV-infected patients include symptoms and signs, routine laboratory tests, serum markers of fibrosis and inflammation, quantitative tests of liver function, and radiological imaging. Previous studies have assessed the usefulness of noninvasive tests in predicting hepatic fibrosis. However, none of them showed satisfactory results, either due to lack of accuracy, accessibility, reproducibility or being expensive.
Duplex Doppler ultrasonography (DDU), which is readily available and non-invasive, has been used for the assessment of splanchnic vascular hemodynamics in patients with chronic liver disease. Portal vein velocity (PVV) has been shown to be correlated with significant fibrosis or cirrhosis. Hepatic artery resistive index (HARI) and pulsatility index (HAPI) are associated with portal vein resistance and hepatic vein-portal vein pressure gradient (HPVG). Splenic artery resistive index (SARI) and pulsatility index (SAPI) are associated with portal vein resistance, cirrhosis and grade of esophageal varices (EV). Previous studies to evaluate the value of DDU in predicting liver histology are controversial, probably due to small patient number, diverse grading of liver histology, and large missing data.
Thus, the purpose of our prospective study was to evaluate the value of Doppler parameters and compare the diagnostic accuracy of Doppler parameters with various biochemical indices in predicting significant hepatic fibrosis (≥ F2) and cirrhosis (F4) in chronic hepatitis C (CHC) patients.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older (Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Age older than 18 years
- Positive anti-HCV and HCV RNA for more than 6 months
- Alanine aminotransferase level more than twice the upper limit of normal (ULN)
Exclusion Criteria:
- HBV and HCV co-infection
- HIV and HCV co-infection
- Heavy alcohol use (> 50 gram/day)
- Autoimmune liver diseases
- Metabolic liver diseases
- Presence of hepatocellular carcinoma
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00466336
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Study Director: | Chen-Hua Liu, MD | Department of Internal Medicine, National Taiwan Universitys Hospital |
Responsible Party: | National Taiwan University Hospital |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00466336 History of Changes |
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Study First Received: | April 25, 2007 |
Last Updated: | March 5, 2008 |
Keywords provided by National Taiwan University Hospital:
Chronic hepatitis C Non-invasive diagnosis Duplex Doppler ultrasonography |
Biochemical indices Hepatic fibrosis Cirrhosis |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hepatitis Hepatitis A Hepatitis C Fibrosis Hepatitis, Chronic Hepatitis C, Chronic Liver Cirrhosis Liver Diseases |
Digestive System Diseases Hepatitis, Viral, Human Virus Diseases Enterovirus Infections Picornaviridae Infections RNA Virus Infections Flaviviridae Infections Pathologic Processes |
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I am short, but only kinda. Or in other words, just semi short. I love to save money, and I get a rush out of getting things I or someone in my family needs for free. That is my drug, paying nothing for something that should cost more than I can afford. Wanna know my secret? Check out my web page: http://semishort.com
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More and more we are seeing games eschew the standard publishing model and turn to crowd funding. Whether Kickstarter, Indiegogo or Fig; fans are funding projects that the larger developers feel are too niche or risky to produce. One such game recently released after a successful Kickstarter campaign, The Dwarves developed by KING Art Games and published by Nordic THQ. Based on a fantasy novel of the same name it released fifteen months after the launching of the campaign. Warning the following will contain plot spoilers.
A motherboard is one of the most critical components in any PC to get right. Nearly everything in a modern PC is connected directly to the motherboard, CPU, RAM, GPU, Drives, USB Ports, Audio cables, and so on, so it's pretty important you get something reliable and with enough features and connections for everything you need. The Flip side of that coin is the staggering selection of boards out there, with literally hundreds of choices, some costing more than a mortgage payment on a house, how does a gamer decide what to get? MSI has broken their new lineups into 3 new categories to help you narrow it down.
Compared to the RX 480, the RX 470 had a rather quiet launch. It seems that unless a product is plagued with issues, or its cost is near $1,000, their launch flies under the radar. This was the case with the RX 470. Labeled as the little brother to the RX 480, the RX 470 is in that price range that few people tend to pay attention to. The $100-$200 range. However, with advances in technology over the last few years, maybe it's time we start to watch the more budget oriented cards. With the launch of the Red Devil RX 470, I think PowerColor agrees. But to play games at anything over 1080p, you must spend $400 or more, right? The answer may surprise you. I'd like to thank Power Color for providing us with the Red Devil RX 470 for this review. Now, let's see how the budget card held up.
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In June of 2012 Ubisoft announced Watch Dogs with the promise that you could hack the world. Sadly the game failed to live up to that promise and the hacking turned into timed button presses to stop a helicopter or prevent someone from calling the cops on you. Then during E3 of 2016 the sequel was officially unveiled after years of rumors. Ubisoft promised to do better with this game, they brought on people to act as hacking consultants. The following will contain plot spoilers for the game.


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Thursday, September 24, 2009
Pink ''Joy'' (not working)
I wanted to tone it down a bit, so I added Konad. What a surprise! Again, this one is made with my favourite black nail polish for Konading (Color Club - Where's the Soiree) and image plate M63.
My MU has to match, of course. I used my Coastal Scents 88 pallette and brushes.
Here it is: I admit I picked ''joy'' nail polish to make me feel better. I really feel like CRAP for the past two days. Crying, smiling...crying again. Yes, I'm very unstable. The polish didn't help, nor did the MU. This picture shows how bad it is. No colors at all!!! And I usually love them.
F*ck it all and thanks for looking!
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- gildedangelSeptember 24, 2009 at 8:29 PM
Those nais are super cute, and I love how your makeup matches!
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Girl, those nails are H.O.T!!!
and i LOVE the makeup!
I have certainly been where you are and I hope things look brighter soon.
~Christy Love your eye makeup and the Konad. Very pretty. I really like it matted best. Have you talked to a doctor about how your feeling? You may have some kind of imbalance. I know it's easy to pop a pill to feel better but they really do work. I take medication for depression. I used to take the three the doctor prescribed but then I just tried two. Now I use one because I found out more medication just closed off my emotions. I like to be able to feel some sadness. Hope you feel better sweetie. (((hugs)))
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hi ! beautiful konadicure again !!! I love your blog, so I have taggued you on mine, come see it ^^ !!
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Unless supernatural properties of the soul exist, I don't see how the other you will be anything other than you yourself.
There's the point where religion and philosophy enter the room. IF there is a soul, IF there is a god, then your consciousness will survive the process and transfer from A to B. I don't think god would allow humans to kill themselves and copy their souls at the same time. That would be pretty inflationary.
Okay ... how about this: Your little boy or girl are trapped in a high-rise apartment building that is on fire and about to collapse. There is no way to rescue them. But there is a duplicating transporter available. It kills the subject relatively painlessly, but creates an exact copy that will remember everything you've taught her and she'll even call you "daddy". Do you beam her up and "rescue" her?
The rhetorical answer to that question is of course, yes. However, such a device would also theortically be able to de-age people using their DNA and create a younger clone And end result of that is immortality for those to have access to it.
Yes, I would make a copy of my kids if they were about to die and the technology existed. Anyway, why does destroying the original make this concept difficult for some? If you did it without destroying the original, then you could have a conversation with your copy and know that if you died at that very moment you would no longer be conscious even though your copy is standing right next to you.
No need to be creepy; a transporter can be loads of fun. I recently built one for my grandkids to play with and have instructions for building your own transporter HERE. Gary


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The yearly Madden NFL Super Bowl prediction game has been simulated and it's official: the New England Patriots are the champions. The game had Tom Brandy defeating Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons 27 – 24 in a game that came down to the final seconds. If this prediction holds true, Tom Brady will be the only quarterback to ever win five Super Bowls and could possibly net him yet anot...[Read More]
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With Dead Space 3 getting closer to release day I've been working on beating both Dead Space and Dead Space 2. Who wouldn't want to be refreshed and hyped up about Dead Space 3? EA has released a new trailer for your viewing. Do you have what it takes to play this game solo or with a friend? Well here is what you may be seeing in the coming days when Dead Space 3 is released.


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The Gold News UP 20% following More Gold Findings! Hemisphere Gold (HPGI) $1.20 UP 20% Gold prices are climbing twice as fast as last years predictions. Lack of exploration in the 90's has caused a depleted gold supply and the US dollar has pushed investors to a more secure investment. New technology has uncovered large deposits in Suriname, a country know for its gold since the 1700's but has until now not been fully explored. Hemisphere Gold Inc has recently announced findings of rich gold deposits in Suriname. This is on their 720 sq mile property right in the middle of the largest gold mines in the Suriname gold belt. Five Things You Should Know 1. Gold is on a Bull Run. We are heading for the kind of numbers we saw in the 80's. 2. Demand for Gold supplies is at a n all time high. Analysts believe these demands and not only holding but increasing in many areas. 3. Hemisphere's level of expertise in geology and financial management gives it a clear edge in this current market. 4. HPGI is Playing The Gold Belt HPGI's 72,000 Hectare property sits in the middle of two major gold deposits, one of which is already producing. 5. Established relationships with Newmont and IAMGOLD, two of Suriname's largest gold companies, will be useful during a large strike. The decisions you make in the current market need to be wise and precise. HPGI is the type of company that could very well be a great safe haven during the current troubled market. Take the time to review their website and the profiles on Stockguru. It could be the best decision you make this year. |


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In my 20+ years of working with skin in my Texas skin care spas and developing skin care products, I've come up with five of my favorite skin care ingredients…and these should be your favorites, too!
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