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When Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra come to the Symphony Center, you make a point to see them. They are dynamic and masters at their craft. If your kids are uninterested and don't want to attend a jazz show, don't worry. Wynton Marsalis and The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra have something to bridge the gap. Keep reading »
Marsalis and JLCO celebrate Morton and Lewis
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Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center celebrate 30 years of spreading the music
When Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra swing into Chicago next week, they won't just be kicking off a three-concert residency in Orchestra Hall. They'll also be celebrating two landmark anniversaries: 25 years since the band made its Chicago debut on that same stage (in a far-reaching program celebrating the music of Duke Ellington) and 30 years since Jazz at Lincoln Center began to emerge as an institution. Keep reading »
Jazz at Lincoln Center Celebrates Leonard Bernstein Centennial
Jazz at Lincoln Center joins the international centennial celebration honoring world-renowned educator, conductor, composer, activist and humanitarian Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990). As a composer, Bernstein united diverse musical elements at a time when it was not widely accepted, combining classical European traditions with American styles including jazz, blues, and Latin dance in iconic works including West Side Story, Candide, Wonderful Town, and On the Town. Keep reading »
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Green builder, interior designer compromise to build Birmingham beauty
BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (WJBK) - The Templetons knew they wanted to build their own home. Steve wanted efficiency and Ann wanted modern comtemporary -- and they feel they came up with the perfect blend.
Steve is one of the first certified green builders here in Michigan, and Ann is a long-time interior designer. You can see their eye-catching, two-storied stone home just steps away from downtown Birmingham.
"I wanted it to be urban; I wanted a lot of light. I didn't want to look out on the street," Ann says. That's what led the couple to go with a loft-like design.
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"There's a lot of fir on the house," Steve says. "All the wood on the outside, the garage doors, the wood in the back, the trellis in the back - it's all the same fir."
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The Templetons included an elevator in their design, to make hauling groceries and supplies from their ground-level garage more convenient.
In the backyard, a small pool, raised flower beds, a patio and artificial grass create a very serene environment, which they love looking out on. In fact, their guest bedroom opens right up to the backyard patio, and Ann thinks that's the best room in the house.
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Downstairs on the first floor is Steve's favorite place - the mechanical room, where you'll find all the home's green elements on display. Solar power, heating, cooling, water and air purification systems can all be monitored from afar.
"Looking at our bill, we're producing somewhere between 50 and 70 percent of the power that we need. So, our bills have been very reasonable, anywhere from, we've had them as low as $9, maybe as high as $100," he says.
Ann and Steve continue to create and build beautiful spaces for their clients, but it's their dream house design with a second-floor view that they love coming home to.
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The earlier that children are introduced to technology the better. Using tablets need not prevent them from reading books. Many adults read books on tablets and e-readers. In fact using a tablet to read a book can be far more immersive as unknown words can have hyper links to definitions and explanations. It would appear that the argument against would be a purely sentimental one.
The early stages of life are when children lay the foundation for there future learning experiences. In the future, as we all know, technology will vastly expand further and more quickly than we think. If technology is the future, we have to make that foundation based on technology. While introducing them to books won't really do them any harm, it won't be nearly as helpful as it will to introduce them to what they will most likely be using their whole lives: technology. It will always be there, so there is no use in teaching them with books if the majority of their experiences will be with technology.
In in many school systems, the ever- increasing number of financial obligations on vulnerable families for basic housing and food needs far exceeds ability to provide for learning technology like tablets.
The growing trend of school districts adopting"bring your own device" first, widens the gap in learning opportunities between children who have ready access and choice of technology and those who do not; secondly, imposes more financial demands on working families to choose between systematized hunger for the adults in the family to provide technology for their children going to school; third, pressures publicly- funded school boards into the arms of corporate partnerships thus delivering young minds as captive audiences for sales.
Show me a school district in which there are no problems of food and housing instability for school- aged children; I will gladly switch sides.
Children I think should have a more tangible experience when learning how to read. Also, I think it is crucial for part of a child's development is being read to by a parent. Tablets are fun, they are able to entertain children with videos and games, but I think they are no substitute for picture books or coloring pages.
It is important that children learn fundamental things such as reading and classic literature before getting introduced to technology. This is because technology can be very addicting and tires the eyes more since screens give off light. It would be bad to introduce a child to technology first, because then they may easily become reliant on technology, on certain functions such as SpellCheck which may be harmful to their language abilities.


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Two men were driving through Marion County Ohio when they came upon an accident scene. They found a Hummer that had gone down an embankment and was in flames. The two men bravely ran to the vehicle and were able to rescue the woman inside from the flaming vehicle.
Unfortunately, the two men suffered permanent, disabling injuries while extricating her from the burning Hummer. They are now suing her for damages because of the injuries that they suffered. It turns out that the accident occurred because she may have been trying to kill herself.
Ohio has a Good Samaritan law that would have protected the two men should anything have gone wrong in their rescue attempt. The Columbus Dispatch article linked above goes on to say that in tort law the concept of the Rescue Doctrine states that rescuers can sue for damages if it can be shown that the person being rescued was in the predicament because of negligent actions.
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Katy Perry and Rihanna are two style stars spearheading the rise of something truly fabulous — the tutu. We spotted many ballerina skirts like these over the summer, and these two ladies/BFFs are continuing the trend! Katy Perry performed in Munich over the weekend wearing a sparkly pink leotard with a super-low neckline and hot pink tutu pinned on her backside. Meanwhile, Rihanna wore a poufy white full-skirt tutu to a Topshop styling session in London on Monday, which she paired with a black top and a pair of brown pumps with socks. These two pals both looked fab in their tutus, but in our opinion, Rihanna wore it better! She really mixed and matched her shapes well, picking a tighter fitting shirt with the loose, voluminous skirt. But what do you think?
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Today I am making a working paper available that summarizes some results from my dissertation (you can download the paper here). The basic story is that the consumer price index doesn't use house prices to measure inflation in owner-occupied housing, and instead they impute inflation using housing rents. This means there can be big discrepancies between house prices and housing inflation as measured by the CPI. For example, from the peak in April 2006 to the first bottom in May 2009, the Case-Shiller house price index fell 32%. In comparison, the CPI for owner-occupied housing increased 9% over this period.
I'm not addressing the overall desirability of the rental imputation, but rather I argue that the way the BLS can improve their rental imputation methodology to help the CPI better reflect the housing market. The improvement I'm suggesting is to account for the nominal rigidity of rents by looking at current market prices instead of average prices. The current practice is to survey households about their current rent expenditures, but most of these expenditures are based on leases that reflect prices which are set in the past. This is kind of (though obviously not entirely) like looking at changes in average household mortgage payments to gauge current housing market prices. A measurement based on market rents, in contrast, would reflect the prevailing market rents that are charged, and would therefore better reflect current housing market conditions.
The overall conclusion of my work is that yes, a market rent series better reflects the bursting of the housing bubble. You can see this in the figure below which compares the Case-Shiller house price index for the Baltimore/Washington D.C. CMSA (right axis, blue line), to the BLS measure of owner-occupied housing inflation and my estimated market rent series, both for the same geography.
Its certainly true that the majority of the difference between house prices and rents can't be accounted for by this methodological choice (therein lies cap rates), but these results do suggest that the methodological change would help reflect market turning points sooner. In particular, the drop in prices when the bubble burst would have been reflected in the CPI sooner if market rents were being used.
While there is much research to be done here, overall I think the results suggest that switching to this kind of measure could help the Federal Reserve and other policymakers respond faster to falling prices that result from a bursting housing bubble.
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Ready to stock your bookshelf with some great summertime reads? If you're hanging out around here, we're guessing you'll appreciate some good design-related literature (or art, architecture and other home-centric topics). We got you. We'll get you started with some of our picks and encourage you to add your own. Let's get a good list going so we can all have a much more literate and enjoyable summer.
• Loving Frank by Nancy Horan— Everything you never knew about Frank Lloyd Wright and his affair with one of his clients, Mamah Borthwick. It's fiction based on the history of their very well-publicized affair and is full of great gems about architecture and turn-of-the-century American culture.
• Under the Tuscan Sun: at Home in Italy by Frances Mayes — If you loved the movie, don't forget that this was a great book first. Frances Mayes wrote this memoir of her time in Italy renovating a crumbling Tuscan villa and it's also full of her recipes that will have you appreciating Italy even more.
• The Great Good Place by Ray Oldenburg — A non-fiction book about the community-centric "third" places where we spend our leisure time (besides our homes and offices). Oldenburg champions those other gathering places where we can enjoy life, relax and really connect with others. Things have sure changed since this book was published in 1989 so this book's message is even more relevant than ever.
• The Art Forger by B.A. Shapiro — A fictional look into the fine art world through the eyes of a struggling Boston artist who is drawn into a suspenseful (and pretty possibly illegal) game of art copying after the high profile theft of an important Degas.
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I'm trying a new recipe. I know that, given the choice, it's always better to use weight rather than volume for measurements. This recipe gives both, but when I measured out the flour by volume and then weighed it, it was only half the amount called for by weight. I went by weight, and got twice the volume. I'm not used to these being off by more than a bit. I'm wondering if one measurement is a mistake.
Can weight and volume be that far off? Maybe she was packing down the flour...
These are called "savory broccoli cakes" but they look like broccoli-cheddar muffins. I'm not sure how loose the batter should be, so I don't think I can go by feel, like I would with a bread. Help!
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Baking recipe from hell. It sounds to me like it's a problem with the recipe. Does the recipe give weight first or volume first? Chances are, the first amount was what the recipe writer used, and the second was a calculation. Can you find a similar recipe and do a comparison? I'd hate for you to waste all that wonderful flour, broccoli and cheese on what might turn out to be hockey pucks.
The difference in weight and measurment has always been an issue. Years ago we would sift flour to make it fluffy, measure then tap to settle. Then measure again. My advice is to try the recipe using a recorded method. If it does not work out then try it again using less or more. Cooking is a try and try again experience.
Do it until it is right. Do not get discouraged.
Is the recipe from a non-US source? If so, weight is likely more reliable. Also, if it's a US source that is a home cook, I'd assume volume, but agree with drbabs re: what's first. I also agree it's probably not the most reliable recipe.
I hate weighing ingredients, but it's something I've learned to get used to. Different flours have different weights. I use King Arthur all-purpose unbleached for almost everything I make. On the nutrition label it says that 1 cup = 120 grams, which is about 4.23 ounces. When I scoop and sweep the King Arthur, and then weigh it, it's always way more than that. It's best to play with the recipe and find either a weight or dry measurement that produces a recipe that you are happy with. Check your flour label and see what it says the weight is. Always a good idea to fluff or whisk the flour before measuring. Curious what the recipe is. Can you provide a link to it, or is it from a cookbook/mag?
Thanks for all your responses! The author is from the UK. She listed weight first. However, I decided to use the lesser amount of flour after reading the "hockey puck" comment -- I figured I might go less wrong with too little flour than with too much. I've just taken them out of the oven, and they look OK. Will let you know how they turned out.
The recipe was on Esty, not a site I visit, so I must have gotten there through someone else's link. But the photo of one muffin/cake cut in half to reveal a half a broccoli floweret, looked cute.
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I agree with the advice you've received so far. There will be a difference in weight v volume between American and European flour. But drbabs is correct in suggesting that it could be a badly written recipe. Also be sure to accurately tare the vessel (cup or bowl) that you will pouring the flour into.
They're good! Buttery and tender and a bit spicy, and a little bit different. I'd definitely go with the lesser flour amount, the volume listed, 1 1/4 cups.
By the way, I didn't scoop and sweep, but used a large spoon to sprinkle the flour to fill the measuring cup, something I've learned as being pretty close to sifting first. Scooping can compact the flour. Of course, I'll scoop and sweep for pancakes, but when I want to be a bit more precise, I'll sprinkle the flour into the measuring cup by serving spoon.
Thanks for all your help! I love the speed of the responses! I've always wanted a cooking-savvy friend I could ask questions of in the thick of things. Now it looks like I've got my wish!
Wow! Those look yummy! I must retract my weight comment. Looks like most flours weigh 120 grams per cup. So it must be how it is sifted that affects how much it weighs. This recipe seems a little wacky with the measurements, though. Since you went by weight and got twice the volume, I'm guessing the flour's weight is incorrect on the recipe. Out of curiosity, I just tested this: when I fluff, scoop and sweep 1 1/4 cups of the King Arthur, I get 158 grams.
So glad you liked them! Yes, you're right about scooping! I fluff, scoop with a flour scooper thingy, and then sprinkle it into the measuring cup, and then sweep. But some people like to scoop straight away. In the end, it's really what method and result you are happiest with. Not sure about anyone else, but when I make a new recipe and it sucks, or if I screw up one of my own, it ruins my day.
Lady's and gentleman this is where I feel I should point out that paying attention to ratio's and keeping notes of ratio's will help you in the long run. If you start comparing flour to levener you'll see that the ratio in the recipe (not by wieght) but by volume would probably be the same or close to a cookie recipe or a banana bread or another muffin recipe. I'm impressed that pixellle caught this and was able to make a well thought out decision. My point is once you start looking at recipe's and noticing that there is 1 tsp baking powder to less than 2 cups flour with eggs (eggs are also a levener) than next time you look at another recipe and see something wildly different you can say hmmm....I also know that 1 cup of a/p flour should wiegh about 5 oz. ( I don't do metric) These are the things that if you start observing while looking at recipes can help decide if a recipe is wrong with a cursory glance. Just thought I would say...Because not all recipe's are accurate!
First of all-Sorry if my input is too ambitious. I just thought if I could give you this little bit of advise that it my help in the long run with this thing we all share a passion for called cooking -But in terms of wieght VS. Volume.I'm not surevif it's better in terms of small batches. Measuring by wieght can be more accurate but from a commercial point of view the reason why wieght is used primarily is because it makes more sense when measuring large batches of ingredients. Could you imagine measuring out 32 cups of flour rather than just wieghing out ten pounds of flour ?Especially when you know your scoop in the flour bin holds about 2lbs you can get it done in five scoops to the scale. It's just about being effecient. But for small batches it's ok to use volume as long as your using proper methods of obtaining the volume. Just one mans opinion.
I made these last week! I saw the recipe on Etsy, too.
I used the volume measurement, not the weight. Turned out fine. So go by "cups" not ounces.
Everyone loved them. BUT definitely use pan liners, with all the butter and cheese they turn out a bit greasy. But using paper liners really made a difference; drained the grease away from the muffins.
The picture looks cool but how is it to bite into. I cant imagine that biting into a muffin with a whole flowerette would be pleasing. Seems like smaller pieces would have a better mouth feel to it.
No, it's fine. The broccoli is blanched first then it cooks further, so it's soft and creamy. No crunch to it at all.
I used small florets when I made a batch. It turned out to have a nice mouthfeel and unexpected taste combo (broccoli/cheese/spice).


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Experience of conducting a Phase I study of an advanced medicinal therapy for ischaemic stroke and planning a Phase II efficacy study for this indication has revealed a number of opportunities to facilitate future clinical trials for this important indication. Two key issues were identified which could be easily addressed with forward planning of future trials in the ischaemic clinical setting: – The population readily available for clinical trials of potentially useful new agents is limited, as many patients presenting with a stroke are treated in an acute unit but then may "drop-out" of the acute neurology or academic catchment populations when they are transferred to a variety of settings for subsequent management, such as long-term hospital care in a geriatric ward, residential care or home care by relatives with assistance from social support. Thus, establishing a pool of patients willing to be contacted about future clinical trials after they leave the acute stroke facility would facilitate future stroke studies. It would ensure such patients were offered the opportunity to participate in relevant clinical trials and any additional related care (e.g. additional physiotherapy). – Despite a substantial amount of literature on the management of stroke, planning of Phase II studies is still handicapped by insufficient information to clearly identify which patients will be left with residual disability and the time-course of any improvement with current standards of care. Optimal populations and clinical trial methodology for screening potential new interventions for stroke have not been established. Building a robust dataset to better identify such populations would: 1) improve the speed and reduce the cost of screening candidates, 2) permit use of more efficient statistical methods to screen for activity, and 3) increase the opportunity to identify new treatments for post stroke disability. A core dataset will be recorded including the patient's National Health Service number, age, gender and stroke outcome measured by four standard validated rating scales; Action Research Arm Test (ARAT), National Institute of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS), modified Rankin Scale (mRS) and Barthel Index (BI). All patients consenting to participate in the program would also consent to being contacted to determine their interest in participating in future regulated clinical trials of interventions for patients with a history of ischaemic stroke. The consent form for this study would make it clear that the patient is under no obligation to participate in any other study. In addition to the core dataset, participating centres may elect to add additional sub-protocols to this study to collect additional non-core data: for example, assessment of cognitive or visual function, mood, fatigue or other measures of performance, structural or functional MRI imaging or other investigations related to the patient's progress following the presenting stroke. Additional assessment criteria outside the core dataset of this study would be the subject of centre-specific sub-protocols and must be approved as required by national and local requirements. Co-recruitment of patients into other studies is allowable, if permitted within the other study protocol.
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A Non-interventional Observational Study to Document the Clinical Course of Patients Following Ischaemic Stroke and to Establish a Pool of Patients for Future Trials in the Ischaemic Stroke Setting
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School is the temple of Knowledge. Purest form of knowledge comes from education. Lots of effort and process goes behind shaping the young minds for better tomorrow. For the teachers to blend the tender mind for future, it's essential to spend more time with the tiny buds rather than spending them on other also most important academic activities.
While educating is on major plate of school maintaining their records of performance is on other hand. Balance – Balance is all we hymn inside. It's observed and very well known that teachers spend most time in grade calculations and report card entries and not to forget the big waste of time is every day, every class attendance marking.
In the emerging days, technology is going to rule the world, not the humans. Everything is awesomely replaced by technological stuffs. Expecting robot teachers next!
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Why School Administrations has to be computerized is a common question that arises. Well it's already answered. When software on computer can do 100 people task in a short span with much less manual activities involved. Why engage people in the mechanical process is my question.
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Donald Trump isn't really pulling his weight when it comes to dialing for dollars, according to a new report from Politico.
The report chronicles just how tenuous Trump's relationship has become with the Republican National Committee, which he is relying on to help boost his shoestring campaign's lack of organization and fundraising base.
Citing two anonymous sources familiar with the situation, Politico reported the RNC gave Trump a list of about 20 donor names to call, of which Trump allegedly called just three of the names before stopping. It was unclear from the report whether Trump ever followed up with the other donors on the list.Read the full story HERE and follow a link to a related story below:
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My eldest Grandson and I stayed up all night, watching the results of the general election. It's now almost 4.30pm. I still haven't slept; I'm buzzing from the excitement. My family are getting together for an Indian takeaway in half an hour, to celebrate a comparative victory.
The results for Labour were better than anyone expected. Although they got less seats than the Conservatives, the Conservatives didn't get enough to achieve an overall majority. They have 328 seats, having lost 12, Labour have 261 seats, having gained 31. The Conservatives plan to form a coalition with the Democratic Unionist Party, formed by right-wing racist Ian Paisley in 1971. It appears to have became a little less extreme since those early days.
The smaller parties lost out to tactical voting. It was nice to see UKIP being crushed underfoot, but I'm sad that the Green Party didn't get more votes. The Scottish National Party had almost all of Scotland after the last election, with 54 MPs. They've slipped dramatically down to 35, with some areas plumping for labour, and others going for the Conservatives.
I'm with the Green party, but they had no chance of winning this election; the most we hoped for were a few seats, but I was a card carrying Labourite until the despicable Tony Blair appeared on the scene. I couldn't continue my membership with him at the helm.
I think Jeremy Corbyn is one of the best things that's happened to labour since the revered Aneurin Bevan was an MP. I wanted Labour to win. Jeremy achieved the highest vote ever recorded in his constituency of Islington; a wopping great 40,086 (in the last general election he got 20,659 votes, so that's a an increase of 19,427 votes.) Somewhere in the distance, behind him, were the Conservatives, with 6,871, and the Liberal Democrats with 4,946.
That's one in the eye for the Blairites who tried to push him out of the leadership. The country loves him, and so do his constituants. He's a good, fair man, who wants the best for he people of this country.
Theresa May and her Cons have blown it. Political commentators and Conservative associates are pointing the blame for the humiliating result at Theresa May, which seems fair. She ran a terrible campaign, making a lot of slip-ups. Jeremy Corbyn is calling for her resignation, but she says she won't stand down. The general opinion is that the Conservatives are ruthless cut-throats; she's blotted her copy book so thoroughly it won't be long before they dump her.
The Conservative Party should be a laughing stock by now; David Cameron chose to hold a referendum to prove that the people of the UK wanted to stay in the EU, then Theresa May announced a general election, with the idea of proving that the country was securely behind her.
David provided the timber, and Theresa constructed the coffin. Will the next Party leader put the lid on it? We shall see…
The Conservatives are feeling quite sore and tender today. I wonder what tomorrow will bring.
These are interesting times….
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A retired Los Angeles County Sheriff's official says he was ordered by two top managers to manipulate the department's promotional process to benefit certain candidates, according to a sworn statement.
Retired Sheriff's Chief Ronnie Williams said that about 2004, Paul Tanaka and Larry Waldie — the current and former undersheriffs — ordered him "to make sure certain individuals were promoted to lieutenant and certain individuals were not promoted to lieutenant."
"Specifically, the scores of the favored individuals were superficially increased and those individuals were promoted," Williams added in a July 2011 declaration reviewed by The Times.
Williams' claims come as the Sheriff's Department is dealing with criticism over how it handles promotions. A blue ribbon commission that investigated allegations of violence in the county's jails reported in recent weeks that a perception exists within the department that loyalty to Tanaka, the current undersheriff, drives promotions rather than merit.


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Steiner symposium brings together leading diabetes experts
Steiner symposium brings together leading diabetes experts
July 5, 2005
On Friday, July 15, 2005, 28 of the world's leading diabetes researchers will gather at the at the University of Chicago's Biological Sciences Learning Center, 924 E. 57th Street, to discuss their latest research and to celebrate the 75th birthday of Donald F. Steiner, MD, the A.N. Pritzker Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and a member of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at the University of Chicago.
Steiner, a 1956 graduate of the University of Chicago Medical School, is an international leader in insulin biology, insulin secretion, protein processing and diabetes who has revolutionized how scientists understand the production of hormones such as insulin. In 1965, Steiner discovered that the double-chain hormone insulin is made in the pancreas as proinsulin, a single chain that doubles back on itself. After proinsulin is secreted, enzymes trim away the segment connecting the two chains to produce insulin.
"Proinsulin was the first 'pro-hormone' to be discovered," said diabetes specialist Louis Philipson, MD, PhD, professor of medicine at the University of Chicago and one of the symposium organizers. "It has served as a model of how many other polypeptide hormones are cleaved to become active and to be properly secreted."
The discovery of proinsulin also enabled the pharmaceutical industry to increase the purity of insulin preparations extracted from animals, which has improved the management of diabetes and created a better life for millions of diabetic patients worldwide.
Steiner, working with colleagues at the University, discovered the first case of diabetes caused by abnormal insulin (which they labeled "insulin Chicago"). Later, he worked with a Japanese team to describe the first disorder caused by an abnormal insulin receptor.
The symposium has been funded through educational grants from Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, NovoNordisk, Lilly, Abbott, Merck and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
The Donald F. Steiner Symposium:
Exploring Pancreatic Beta Cells, Insulin Biology and Protein Processing
8:30 A.M. Welcome
Keith Moffat, PhD Deputy Provost for Research, Louis Block Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Chicago, and
Arthur H. Rubenstein, MD, Dean of the School of Medicine and Executive Vice President, University of Pennsylvania for the Health System
9:00 - 10:30 Session 1: The Beta Cell I
Chairs: Kevin Docherty, PhD, University of Aberdeen, UK;
Kenneth Polonsky, MD, Washington University in St. Louis
- Beta cell signaling -- Susumu Seino MD, DMSci., Kobe University, Japan
- Insulin exocytosis -- Shinya Nagamatsu, MD, Kyorin University School of Medicine, Tokyo
- Human insulin secretion -- Kenneth Polonsky, MD, Washington University, St. Louis
- Reflections on the beta cell -- Roger Unger, MD, University of Texas Southwest Medical Center, Dallas, TX
11:00 - 12:30 P.M. Session 2: The Beta Cell II
Chairs: Mark Magnuson, MD, PhD, Vanderbilt University, Nashville;
Sture Falkmer, PhD, Trondheim University, Trondheim, Norway
- Signaling in the beta cell -- Christopher Rhodes, PhD, PNRI, Seattle, WA
- Beta cell and pancreas ontogeny -- Helena Edlund, PhD, Umea University, Umea, Sweden
- Beta cell metabolic coupling -- Claes Wollheim, MD, University Medical Center, Geneva, Switzerland
Lunch 12:30 - 1:30
1:30 - 2:45 Session 3: Evolution of pancreatic hormones
Chairs: Shu Jin Chan, PhD, University of Chicago;
Thomas Kjeldsen, PhD, Technical University of Denmark
- Islet cell differentiation -- Ole Madsen PhD, Hagedorn Research Institute, Novo Nordisk A/S, Copenhagen
- Role of the insulin system in Drosophila -- Robert Garofalo, PhD, Pfizer Research Labs, Groton, CT
- IAPP -- Per Westermark, MD, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden
3:00 - 4:30 Session 4: Insulin, IGFs and their receptors: Dedicated to the memory of Howard Tager
Chairs: Jonathan Whittaker, MD, Case Western Reserve, Cleveland;
Ron Chance, PhD, Eli Lilly Research Laboratories
- The active surfaces of the insulin molecule -- Guy G. Dodson, PhD, University of York, UK
- Structure-function relationships of insulin and the IGFs -- Pierre De Meyts, MD, PhD, Hagedorn Research Institute, Novo Nordisk A/S, Copenhagen
- Mutant insulin structures -- Michael Weiss, MD, PhD, Case Western Reserve, Cleveland
- Insulin receptor signaling -- C. Ronald Kahn, MD, Harvard Medical School
4:45 - 6:00 Session 5: Biology of the beta cell in diabetes
Chairs: Gordon Weir, MD, Harvard Medical School;
Kishio Nanjo, MD, Wayakama Medical University, Wakayama, Japan
- Immunotherapy in diabetes -- Kevan Herold, MD, Columbia University, New York, NY
- Diabetes genes and beta cell function -- Graeme Bell, PhD, University of Chicago
- Islet transplantation -- Susan Bonner-Weir, PhD, Harvard Medical School
6:30 Birthday Celebration Dinner (Quadrangle Club)
Opening Remarks: Arthur Rubenstein and Organizers
Keynote Scientific Presentation - Ake Lernmark, PhD, University of Washington, Seattle, and University Hospital MAS, Malmo, Sweden
Dinner and Remarks from Current and Former Colleagues of Dr. Steiner
Closing Remarks - Co-Presenters
Note: Media coverage of the conference is welcomed.


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Topic: Dr.Nisha Malviya v/s State of M.P - causing miscarriage without consent of girl
Dr. Nisha Malviya And Anr. vs State Of M.P
Madhya Pradesh High Court - Equivalent citations: 2000 CriLJ 671 - Bench: R Gupta – Date of Judgment: 5 August, 1999
R.P. Gupta, J.
1. Parties are heard finally.
2. The applicants, who are Doctors, have been charge-sheeted by the learned Sessions Judge, Raisen in S.T. No. 227/98, for offences punishable under Sections 313, 201 and 376 of the I.P.C. There are five accused standing trial, these two are Doctors. One of the accused had committed rape on minor girl aged about 12 years and made her pregnant. The allegations are that two other co-accused took this girl, who was carrying five months pregnancy, to Bhopal to these two doctors, i.e. applicants. They terminated her pregnancy. So the charge on them is firstly causing miscarriage without consent of girl or even her guardian and thus causing disappearance of evidence of rape, which was committed by the accused Riyaz Ahamad. Secondly they committed miscarriage.
3. There are two fold submissions made by the learned counsel for the applicants against the framing of charges - one that the rape was committed allegedly in Raisen District while the miscarriage had taken place at Bhopal. It is argued that carrying out miscarriage without consent is a distinct offence and not connected with rape in any manner, and not a part of the same transaction. So far the offence of miscarriage is concerned, these two Doctors, i.e. applicants, allegedly terminated the pregnancy. The second argument is that in fact, there is a consent of the mother of the girl that she will be in a mental worry for the girl of 12 years to deliver a child, but particularly when she was a unmarried girl and in such circumstances, Section 3 of the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971 provides protection to these doctors, even if they carried out miscarriage.
4. The submission of the mother of the prosecutrix given to the Police, has been placed before this Court and in fact, she said that she was never agreeable for this miscarriage and has never given any consent. There is no material to show that the girl (prosecutrix) herself gave any consent. Since this miscarriage cannot be said to be prima facie on consent, the second part of the argument of the learned counsel for the applicants fails.
5. It may be pointed out that the miscarriage punishable under Section 313 of the IPC cannot be necessarily said to be connected with rape. But it depends on facts and circumstances of each case as to whether the persons carrying out miscarriage will be deemed to be acting in the course of same transaction as rape or not. The material factor in this case is that the girl of 12 years was subject matter of sexual act, that would be a rape whosoever committed on her, and that persons related (other co-accused) took her to Bhopal to get miscarriage when she was carrying five months pregnancy. The prosecution assertion is that this was got done to conceal or destroy the evidence of rape, as pregnancy is certainly an evidence of sexual intercourse having been committed on her. So the termination of this pregnancy was concealing or destroying that evidence. Thus, it will be a part of the same transaction as the rape, being an act of destroying evidence. It is also an act punishable under Section 313 of IPC being without consent. The Doctors, who terminated the pregnancy of the girl, have committed the offence under Section 313 of the IPC in the process of destroying the material evidence i.e. offence under Section 201, C.P.C.
6. After considering the facts and circumstances, prima fade, it appears to this Court that in this case, the act. of miscarriage can be taken to destroy evidence and any charge under Section 201 has to be tried with the main charge of rape also. Section 313 is the act, by which offence under Section 201 has been committed. So doctors can be tried together with other accused. They are being tried under Sections 201 of IPC along with 313 of IPC. Section 180 of the Code of Criminal Procedure is a relevant provision, reads as follows : "Section 180: Place of trial where act is offence by reasons of relation to other offence:- When an act is an offence by reason of its relation to any other act which is also an offence or which would be an offence if the doer were capable of committing an offence, the first-mentioned offence may be inquired into or tried by a Court within whose local jurisdiction either act was done."
7. Now, the offence of destroying the evidence punishable under Section 201 of IPC and this offence is connected with offence of Section 313 in this particular case, as miscarriage, is the methodology by which offence under Section 201 was done allegedly. So, these offences can be tried together under this provision. Thus, in the facts and circumstances of the case, the applicants have been charged properly along with other (accused and the case is, prima facie against them as. the prosecutrix is denying having cqnsentect for the miscarriage.
8. This revision is dismissed accordingly.


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Stamford Hospital bosses have launched a consultation on parking charges.
The Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals Trust will ask people to pay for parking as part of its plans to redevelop the site in Ryhall Road, and wants to get people's views.
The trust says charges will be implemented in response to complaints raised by patients, staff and tenants who struggle to find a parking space, and to bring Stamford Hospital in line with Peterborough City Hospital. It says the misuse of the hospital car park has increased in recent years, especially on market day.
Trust chief executive Stephen Graves said: "We are experiencing issues with 'fly parking' at Stamford Hospital which is reducing the spaces available to patients, visitors and staff, so we are looking to implement charges and to have enforcement on site.
"By introducing the charges we are also addressing the issue of inequality between our staff, as those who work at Peterborough Hospital have to pay for parking, whereas those at Stamford Hospital currently do not.
"We are not consulting on the introduction of the parking charges. We would, however, like to hear people's views on how we implement them, such as the impact the charges may have and what facilities might assist car park users, before we take our final decision on the details of the plan at our Trust board meeting."
"I know that people will be very keen to know how the proceeds from car parking charges will be used, and I can confirm that any profits will be used to further enhance patient services at Stamford Hospital."
To give your views e-mail email@example.com, by Thursday, November 19, or fill in a comment form at Stamford Hospital reception by Wednesday, November 18.
Views will be considered as part of a discussion at the next meeting of the trust board of directors, held in public at Peterborough City Hospital on Tuesday, November 24. The meeting starts at 1.30pm.