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ICAAC in Denver 2013
High Dose Therapy for Influenza Drug ICAAC 2013Posted by: Ray Ortega
Critically ill patients with the pandemic H1N1 influenza who received triple the standard dose of the influenza drug oseltamivir were 7 times more likely to completely clear the virus from their system in 5 days than those who received the standard dose. This discussion addresses the healthcare implications of these findings, including a rationale for high dose therapy of sensitive strains of influenza.
How MALDI ToF is Changing Clinical Microbiology ICAAC 2013Posted by: Ray Ortega
MALDI-TOF is increasingly being used in clinical microbiology laboratories for rapid bacterial and fungal identification. Participants discuss this new technology and how implementation can drastically change clinical care of some infections.
This Week in Virology 250 - Wookie VirusesPosted by: Ray Ortega
This Week in Virology at the 53rd ICAAC in Denver, talking about polyomaviruses.
MWV Episode 78 / This Week in Microbiology 64: URI and UTI at ICAAC in DenverPosted by: Ray Ortega
TWiM at ICAAC 2013. Guests discuss E. coli, one of the most commonly isolated organisms in the clinical microbiology laboratories, and rhinoviruses, agents of the common cold and lower respiratory tract disease.
Pertussis on Rise in U S Elderly ICAAC 2013Posted by: Ray Ortega
Results of a new study estimating that between 2006 and 2010, the incidence of cough illnesses attributed to B. pertussis has nearly doubled in Americans aged 50-64 and more than doubled in Americans over the age of 65.
The Role of Vitamin D Supplements in Preventing and Treating Disease ICAAC 2013Posted by: Ray Ortega
There is much interest in the role of nutrients and micronutrients in the support of host defense against infections. However, there is controversy in the ability of supplements to help prevent or treat infections. Speakers discuss research on the role of vitamin D supplements to prevent and/or treat recurrent ear infections in children and even the common cold.


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Ok, T-minus a few weeks and counting. Mitsubishi's released a sketch of what looks to be the upcoming Evo X. But the real Evo won't be in Detroit, you say? Correct. The sketch is of the extra-tease "Prototype X," which, we'd imagine, is a prototype of what will be the production Evo X, due later in the year. Dig that crazy scoopage.
[Thanks to Dave for the heads-up.]
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Literally, all of them. Don't like something? Start a petition. Have a hair brained scheme that you rehashed from an episode of Pinky and the Brain that you watched during a depressing, Special Brew fuelled, YouTube evening? Start a petition. Sick of writing angry letters to the Daily Mail to complain that you're, curiously, not in charge of everything, and that other people have the nerve to disagree with you? Start a petition.
38 Degrees has basically turned into Twitter with signatures and frankly it's making us look like a bunch of morons.
My current favourite is this stunningly clever idea that Michael Gove should spend a term teaching.
Let's break this little gem down shall we.
Michael Gove, a politician, a man with no discernible capacity to do his own job, let alone someone else's, should, according to about 100,000 people, spend a term teaching. Should he? Really, should he? Michael Gove is, quite clearly, a dribbling moron who'd struggle with the responsibility of looking after an Ice Cream in an Igloo, let alone the education policy of a nation. And you want him to be in direct charge of actually teaching Children? Not the hypothetical way that he comes up with policies, but in an actual standing in front of a class of eager young minds imparting wisdom and helping them develop their critical thinking way.
You bloody don't. You don't want him anywhere near where Children might "learn" from him. What you actually want is for him to get fired for being an inept window licking moron with the intellectual capacity of a Cat Flap and be consigned to a footnote in the county's more embarrassing history books. But, instead of that, almost 100,000 people have decided he should spend a term teaching in order to be able to do his job properly.For people who like lists (or keep reading BuzzFeed), here's some numbered points….
- Michael Gove is, sadly, an MP. A man with an existing job. A full time job. A job that were he not doing it full time you'd also been complaining about. A job that he won't be doing at all if he's teaching in a school.
- What type of school? Or do you just mean the one that specifically applies to your child, and your own specific needs. Because having the Minister in charge of Education focussed solely on your own little niche is of literally no use to anyone.
- Michael Gove is not a teacher. Which means that he's never had ANY teacher training. Which, to my mind at least, means that teaching isn't really something he should be doing. But don't let that little technicality get in the way of your irate shouty genius.
- By creating or signing this spurious nonsense, what you've actually done is legitimise those in charge to completely ignore online petitions entirely. After all, if it's famous for complaining about things they plainly don't understand, are making ill informed petitions consisting largely of plainly unworkable ideas, why would anyone who wasn't taught by Michael Gove want to listen to it?


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An ode to cooking like a normal, and not trying to make a dinner that you want to have sex with.
Sunday, 22 April 2012
Salad days
Every picture I take at the moment seems to have a cat's paw, or nose, or whisker clumsily poking its way in. Despite his detest of any affection from us, he never wants to be more than about 3' away. He just sits there, looking cute and squidgy and fluffy, his eyes saying, 'just try and pick me up'. Cuddle attempts generally result in injury (on our part) and if he even walks across your lap it's a privilege. Except, that is, when you're on the toilet. Plonk yourself down on the porcelain throne and within seconds he will have barged his way in, jumped atop your bare and vulnerable thighs and settled himself down for the duration, purring his head off.
He was the last left of his litter. We really should have guessed something from that.
After two three course meals in the space of 18 hours, this week was deemed by me to be 'salad week'. Salad in the loosest sense of the word that is. In the past I have had near obsessive bouts of calorie counting, twice daily weigh-ins, measurements and avoidance of all sorts of foods, but these days I've come to the conclusion that for the sake of half a stone, I really can't be arsed. Being on a diet is such a monstrous bore and it turns you into such a monstrous bore. Nobody wants to hang around with someone who makes you feel full of guilt wolfing down your scone whilst they click a couple of sweeteners into their tea. And you get colds all the time, and protein is expensive and as soon as you get to the weight you want to be everyone tells you you look ill and you inevitably end up back where you started six months later. I can honestly say that the thinnest days of my life were undoubtedly the most miserable.
Now, of course if you are eating six cheeseburgers for lunch and can't fit in your kitchen anymore, go on a fucking diet, but I can't think of a single one of my friends who actually needs to lose weight. Therefore, my general philosophy these days is, if you eat like a biffa one day, you take it easy the next. And go for a walk occasionally. Whilst you probably won't look like one of the cast of gossip girl, you'll probably manage to fit into the same pair of jeans that you had last summer.
So, in my book salad counts as pretty much any meal which doesn't have butter on it. Anything else is swell by me; carbs, meat, cheese, dressings. Throw a couple of leaves on it and you can call it a salad as far as I'm concerned. So apologies if the below don't sit with your lettuce:tomato expectations.
Vietnamese prawn and rice noodle salad
I am sure an actual Vietnamese person would question the cultural authenticity of this dish, but I have titled it so as it is my vague attempt to create one of my favourite dishes in the Vietnamese restaurants which were ten a penny where I used to live. Sadly in Norwich we don't get much more adventurous than Thai.
As ever, the below amounts are guesstimated, in particular the dressing, so add bit by bit to your personal taste.
Serves four, modestly
1 pack rice noodles/vermicelli
1 pack frozen cooked king prawns
Juice of two limes
1 tbsp fish sauce
2 tbsp soy sauce
1tbsp golden caster sugar
1 red chilli finely chopped
1 red pepper sliced thinly
1 orange pepper sliced thinly
4 spring onions finely chopped
1 small iceberg lettuce shredded
Handful chopped peanuts
Handful chopped coriander
Defrost prawns and cook noodles as per packet instructions. Whilst the noodles are still warm, dress with the lime, sugar, fish sauce and soy sauce.Once cooled, add your prawns and veg then serve topped with the coriander and peanuts.
Pesto gnocchi, artichoke and mozzarella salad
I'm sorry, this photo looks like a big pile of green splodge, I was too hungry to improve it. It tastes better, I promise.
Serves three (or two in our hungry case)
1 bag of gnocchi
1 tin of artichoke hearts
Ball of mozzarella
2 tbsp pesto
Slug of oil
Salad jam (balsamic reduction)
Bag of leaves
You can buy chargrilled artichokes in oil, but it's much cheaper to buy a tin, roughly chop the hearts (I like how romantically tumultuous this sounds) and fry in olive oil for few minutes until starting to brown. Boil your gnocchi til it floats to the top of the water then drain and dress with the pesto. Top the salad leaves with the gnocchi, artichokes and torn mozzarella and drizzle with the balsamic.
Jewelled cous cous salad with cumin yoghurt
Serves four
About 300g cous cous (I used a combination of regular and giant cous cous)
Small pot plain yoghurt
1 tsp cumin
6 shallots thinly sliced
Handful pistachios finely chopped
Handfuls dried fruit, finely chopped (I used apricots, raisins and cherries)
Few sprigs of mint, finely sliced
1/2 pack feta cheese, crumbled
Slug of rapeseed/olive oil
Slug of vegetable oil
Juice of a lemon
Cook the cous cous according to packet instructions and dress with the oil and lemon whilst still warm. Put enough vegetable oil in a frying pan, so that it will cover the shallots. The oil needs to be hot enough to make the onions sizzle so try one piece first. Fry the onions until they have gone crisp, but not burnt. Combine the yoghurt with the cumin. Mix the cous cous, onions, feta, dried fruit, mint and pistachios. Serve with some leaves and dress with the yoghurt.
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Ten years on since the start of their romance, Angelina Jolie has revealed what makes her bond with Brad Pitt so strong.
"He"s my family. He"s not just a lover and partner, which is wonderful, but he"s my family now," Angelina said in an new interview with Extra. "We have history and work hard to make it great.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been together for 10 years
"We don"t kind of relax about it and take each other for granted, so like everybody, we have our challenges, but we"re fighting to make it great."
Angelina also confirmed the exciting news that she and Brad are reuniting on-screen for the first time since appearing together in the 2005 film Mr & Mrs Smith.
Three of the couple"s children appear in Maleficent
"It"s not a big movie, not an action movie," she revealed. "It"s the kind of movie we love, but aren"t often cast in. It"s a very experimental, independent type film where we get to be actors together and be really raw, open, try things."
Most recently, the mum-of-six took the titular role in Maleficent — a big hit in the Jolie-Pitt home. Her character"s catchphrase "Well, well" has become something of a household greeting.
"My kids meet me with that when I walk through the door now," Angelina revealed. "Knoxie loves it and tried to see if everybody else could do it," adding, "But he tells dad he can"t do it."
Angelina Jolie with her daughter Vivienne
Angelina"s Maleficent co-star Elle Fanning recently raved about her experience on set with the star, admitting that Brad"s fiancée really is one of a kind.
"Whenever she walks into a room, you just stare at her," Elle told V Magazine. "And she was walking around on set in the whole costume with both her twins, one on each hip. It made her seem even more otherworldly. But she was incredible. We had the best time. I really love her.
"I mean she looks unbelievably gorgeous and elegant," Elle added. "And she"s playing evil. She has horns!"


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One of the most popular countries in Australia, New South Wales is also the most populous state. Since the early 1970s, the economy of New South Wales underwent rapid social as well as economic transformation. The old industries that existed in the New South Wales such as the ship building, steel industry but agriculture still has their respectable share n the economy of the state. There have been the emergence of new industries that can include the information technology, financial services and many other sectors have progressed in the past few years.
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With the increase in the various sectors, there has been development of many companies that has given rise to many job opportunities for the aspirants who wish to have respectable job in the New South Wales. For each of the job that is available in New South Wales there has to be an apt qualification to get the preferred job in the various sectors. There has to be necessary qualification along with the skills for the carrying out of occupation.
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There are part time jobs also available for the residents as well as migrants in the New South Wales. These jobs are mostly preferred by the students who have come for further studies and wish to make out some money for the expenses and also f rte people who wish to carry on with some work along with the routine work they are already doing.


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Pantomime is a wonderful type of theatrical performance. Of course, pantomime extends far beyond the white-faced-performer-in-a-box-in-the-park so frequently caricatured by comedians. From skits to mainstream productions, pantomime is an important part of every actor's repertoire. Your job as a director is to provide your performer with all the tools he or she will need to give a convincing, dynamic performance.
Develop a clear vision of what you want portrayed before you work with the actor. Define the objects and actions to be portrayed for yourself so that you can clearly communicate them to the actor. Make certain that you understand what the piece is trying to relate so that you can help your actor.
Discuss the piece with the actor to achieve a mutual agreement on the piece's purpose. Determine the actor's concerns about the piece so that those can be resolved during the rehearsal process.
In rehearsal, focus first on the overall flow of the action. Try to help the actor find the mood of the piece before working on small details. An actor's confidence in a piece is critical to its success. Understanding the overall flow will help build that confidence.
Work on details one at a time. Make sure the actor can accurately portray each step of the piece before moving on to the next. You don't want the actor to concentrate on the stuff he or she finds easy and skip through the difficult parts.
Find the physical items the actor must pantomime if they are unfamiliar. Many actors, for example, have never actually handled a gun. Provide a toy gun for the actor to work with until he or she can memorise its shape and functions.
Work with the actor on common actions to make sure they remain realistic. Actors can sometimes over-exaggerate simple actions like peeling a banana -- peeling the whole fruit when, in reality, one only peels back enough to get a bite, not the whole thing. Pantomimed driving, too, needs to be watched for accuracy. There's a tendency to work the steering wheel back and forth to show the "action" of driving. But driving is a smooth, subtle activity occasionally punctuated by simple turns. The actor's eyes need to stay on the road ahead in order to maintain the illusion that the car is moving.
Keep the pace of the piece in mind. The actor will naturally go slowly until the various actions are memorised. Like good dialogue, a pantomime piece will be powerful if it is carefully timed.
Above all, have fun with the piece. Help your actor find the fun in it, even if the piece is dramatic. The actor's joy in performing the piece will translate as confidence to the audience and will lead to success.


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I have found recently that it is taking me ages to read a book. It's not because I'm not caring about the characters. The books where the characters leave me cold end up on the 'I'll finish reading it when I can be arsed' pile which has expanded remarkably over the years. I really ought to dump them. No, with these recent books it's because I care so much about the characters and I see so much nastiness rolling towards them that I have to take small sips of the story to keep my anxiety for the characters at a low level. This was the case with The Windup Girl where disaster was obviously hovering, waiting to pounce on all the characters. It was the case with 'Swordspoint' where I really cared about Alec and De Vries and wanted them to have a nice comfortable life. How likely is that for a swordsman and his lover? Even worse, I'm currently reading `Blueheart' which I have to take in a couple of pages at a time. The stakes are high. The characters are working with incomplete information and all trying to do their best within their somewhat compromised ethical frameworks. Once I've read the entire book and the tension is resolved I'll be able to read it again with a level of comfort and probably enjoy it far more.
In this case, ironically, it is the art of the novelist that makes this so difficult to read. If I felt that it would all end happily ever after (as in Doctor Who or any series novel) I would be far less anxious (but it would be far less meaningful). The books that have knocked me sideways and have left me changed have never been the comfortable ones. 'The Eye of the Heron', 'Golden Witchbreed' and 'Ancient Light' (damn you Mary Gentle!) and 'Woman at the End of Time', for example, were never easy reading but neither have they disappeared into the morass of 'books that I have read but can't clearly recall'. A couple of days in Blackpool with no useful internet connectivity has forced me to get half way through Blueheart. An evening in Reading may well complete it. I'm hoping the denouement will be meaningful without being too searing. I hope Rache, Lisel Teal and Cybele all survive.
What happened to Alison Sinclair anyway? Two excellent SF novels (Legacies and Blueheart), a less stellar book (Cavalcade), a joint SF then three fantasy novels. Why do women end up writing fantasy? Lack of recognition? Lack of sales? I'll have a look at the new stuff. Perhaps it's as fab as the SF?


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Here's why.
This is what it's like being married to a professional mariner who's also a surfer.
My erstwhile and often absent tugboat man is trying to program his work schedule for the rest of the year based solely upon future winter swell forecasts, and NOT about being home for the holidays.
On his regular daily call, I was forced to listen to a thirty minute diatribe (while he's studying a calendar) about these pressing issues:
"If I come home now, I'll miss the next swell but if I stay a bit longer, it'll put me in the perfect position for that potentially big December surf."
Nice to know I'm such a high priority in his thought process, right?
Welcome to my world, friends.
And don't even think for ONE MOMENT that I'm not contemplating either jewelry or a new dress that will look FANTASTIC with those new Loubies I'm getting because of his previous infraction.
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Jon Stewart Mocks Donald Trump on 'The Late Show' (Video)
Jon Stewart donned a serious wig while impersonating Donald Trump during his appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert this week.
The 54-year-old former Daily Show host rarely does interviews anymore, but stopped by to talk to his old colleague about the current President.
"I thought this is how men dress now," Jon said. "The president sets men's fashion. I saw the inauguration, super long tie, dead animal on head. Boom."
He brought a list of Trump's "future executive orders," one of which included changing the language.
"The new official language of the United States is bullsh-t," he said. "I, Donald J. Trump, have instructed my staff to speak only in bullsh-t."
Watch Jon mock Trump below:
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Photo: Courtesy of Nokia.
Today, Nokia joined the tablet game. At the Nokia World conference in Abu Dhabi, the company announced its first Windows tablet, the Lumia 2520. It features a 10-inch screen and runs Windows RT, just like Microsoft's Surface 2 tablet. It packs a 2.2GHz Snapdragon 800 CPU, a 6.7MP rear camera, and a 2MP front-facing camera. It's LTE-enabled and is available in a handful of colors. The Lumia 2520 will retail for $499 and go on sale later this year in the United States exclusively.
The future of the new tablet, however, is uncertain. Microsoft will soon own Nokia's device business, making the launch of the Lumia 2520 "questionable," wrote The New York Times' Nick Wingfield. (Today also happens to be the same day that the very-similar Surface 2 tablet goes on sale.) Reuters spoke to Forrester analyst Thomas Husson, who said, "Despite a more affordable price, the respective positioning of Nokia's tablet versus the Surface 2 is not obvious and will have to be dealt with after the Nokia acquisition." Microsoft's $7.2 billion deal with Nokia is expected to close within the first quarter of next year.
The timing of today's announcement might not be the best for Nokia. While the company had planned its event far in advance, Apple's iPad event later today will likely eclipse the news of its devices. (Reuters)


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John Daly has scaled back on his vices since his carefree days of the 1990s -- he no longer drinks alcohol and has considerably limited his Diet Coke intake -- but his bad habits still trump those of almost every other pro athlete.
In an interview with the Guardian, the 47-year-old Daly says he once drank 26-28 Diet Cokes a day. However after lap band surgery in 2009 he's down to 10-12.
"The band won't allow me to drink as many," Daly said. "If I don't have ice, I can't drink it. I can't have it straight because of the carbonation. I have to drink it slowly and not out of a can, I need some ice. I used to have 26-28 cans a day. Now I have 10-12 at the most."
It'd be one thing if soda was Daly's only bad habit, but the 1991 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year said he still smokes 40 cigarettes a day.
Making matters worse, Daly says he doesn't do much exercise outside of walking the golf course.
"I'm overweight and everything but we are all fit; we walk six or seven miles a day, that's plenty of exercise for most people," Daly said. "Some guys want to do a little more cardio training; I can't see me being allowed to smoke a cigarette on a treadmill. I don't think they will let me into the gym if I do that. Will they?"
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Report NEP-AGR-1999-10-20This is the archive for NEP-AGR, a report on new working papers in the area of Agricultural Economics. Angelo Zago issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.
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- Paul A. David & Bronwyn H. Hall, "undated". "Heart of Darkness: Public-Private Interactions Inside the R&D Black Box," Working Papers 99024, Stanford University, Department of Economics.
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with Asparagus, Lemon, and Spring Herbs
From: Karen
C. Greenlee
Recipe By: Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone; Serving Size: 6
Meanwhile, slice 3-inch tips off the asparagus, the slice the
remaining stalks diagonally or make a roll cut.
When the water boils, salt it, add the asparagus, and cook until
partially tender, about 3 to 4 minutes.
Scoop it out, add it to the scallions, and continue cooking. Cook
the pasta, then add it to the pan with some of the water clinging
to the strands.
Raise the heat and stir in the remaining oil, the pine nuts, parsley,
chives, pepper to taste, and a few tablespoons of cheese, if desired.
Divide among pasta plates, grate a little cheese over each portion,
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