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Appeal Court Clears Taraba APC Governorship Candidate
The Court of Appeal on Thursday cleared the APC governorship candidate, Sani Danladi, to participate in Saturday's governorship election in Taraba State.
The appeal court in Yola granted a stay of execution of an order of the Federal High Court in Jalingo. The appeal court panel was presided by Chidi Uwa.
The appeal court granted two orders. One was for the stay of execution of the high court judgement while the second was an order barring INEC and others from implementing the high court judgement.
PREMIUM TIMES reported how the high court on Wednesday disqualified Mr Danladi after he was found culpable of age falsification.
Mr Danaladi is one of the major opponents of the incumbent Taraba State Governor, Darius Ishaku. Mr Ishaku seeks to return as governor on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party in Taraba
Yakubu Maikasuwa, the counsel to Mr Danladi, told BBC Hausa that the ruling sets aside the previous judgement by Federal High Court sitting in Jalingo.
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The NHL's vice president of hockey operations Colin Campbell spoke to both the Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney and Brad Marchand today, warning the veteran forward that his actions of licking players is unacceptable and another incident like that will result in supplementary discipline, according to the NHL.
Marchand, who has been accused for licking a player for the second time in the Stanley Cup playoffs this year, was seen checking Tampa Bay's Ryan Callahan into the boards and when Callahan shoved back, Marchand responded by licking him. He was accused of the same thing in the first round of the playoffs during Game 1 by the Toronto Maple Leafs' Leo Komarov. Marchand was not penalized for either incident, but the league is stepping in now.
According to Rule 75.4 (iii), "Any player who persists in any course of conduct designed to incite an opponent into incurring a penalty," which means the league could start handing out 10-minute misconduct penalties immediately for any similar actions, according to TSN's Frank Seravalli.
"There's absolutely no place in this game for that," Tampa Bay head coach Jon Cooper said (via Joe Smith). "I don't understand it."
Even Boston coach Bruce Cassidy said Marchand needs to stop.
"Brad has to stop licking. That's the end of the story," said Cassidy (via Chris Johnston).

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We are moving Apple Day to Saturday 5 October!
Big news. In order to avoid the terrible weather that is predicted for Sunday. We are moving Apple Day to Saturday 5 October. Yes that's right, tomorrow. Sorry for the inconvenience. Please do try to make it. The sun will … Continue reading
Important: possible change of date!
If you've looked at the weather forecast for the weekend, you may have noticed that the weather forecast for Sunday is currently terrible! We're considering moving Apple Day to the day before – Saturday 5th. We'll see what the forecast … Continue reading
Apple Day 2019 – Sunday 6 October
We are pleased to announce that Apple Day 2019 will take place on Sunday 6 October. This is an extra-special year because it marks the 10th anniversary of Cambridge Apple Day. By way of celebration, I dug out some photos … Continue reading
Logistics for Apple Day 2018
Only 2 days to go until apple day! The apple pile is growing despite the poor harvest this year. We took the kids scrumping to Kate's mum's orchard last weekend and we got a good haul (thanks to Carla and … Continue reading
Apple Day 2018
We are delighted to announce that the Cambridge Apple Day will be back for its 9th year on Sunday 7th October 2018. As usual it's the time of year that we realise that we forgot to write up the blog … Continue reading
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Apple Day 2017 logistics
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Jesse Osborne-Lanthier is a multidisciplinary artist focused on inciting alternative cognitive responses via mixed sonic material. Unlimited by musical genre, his sound operates through contrasts: from subtle to textured, from structured to fluid, from symphonic to dissonant, from minimal to intricate, his works are at once present, futuristic and intemporal.
Lichtenberger's aggressive sound design contrasts with his emotional, expressive use of musical structure. Instinct shapes his approach to arrangement, as he sculpts sounds over time. The artist funnels his work into introspective dancefloor moods and intimate listening situations, ultimately producing work that traverses energetic, club-drifting beats, as well as meandering, melancholy melodies.


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In finance, the rule of 72, the rule of 70 and the rule of 69.3 are methods for estimating an investment's doubling time. The rule number (e.g., 72) is divided by the interest percentage per period to obtain the approximate number of periods (usually years) required for doubling. Although scientific calculators and spreadsheet programs have functions to find the accurate doubling time, the rules are useful for mental calculations and when only a basic calculator is available.[1]
These rules apply to exponential growth and are therefore used for compound interest as opposed to simple interest calculations. They can also be used for decay to obtain a halving time. The choice of number is mostly a matter of preference: 69 is more accurate for continuous compounding, while 72 works well in common interest situations and is more easily divisible. There are a number of variations to the rules that improve accuracy. For periodic compounding, the exact doubling time for an interest rate of r per period is
{\displaystyle T={\frac {\ln(2)}{\ln(1+r)}}\approx {\frac {72}{r}}} {\displaystyle T={\frac {\ln(2)}{\ln(1+r)}}\approx {\frac {72}{r}}},
where T is the number of periods required. The formula above can be used for more than calculating the doubling time. If one wants to know the tripling time, for example, simply replace the constant 2 in the numerator with 3. As another example, if one wants to know the number of periods it takes for the initial value to rise by 50%, replace the constant 2 with 1.5.
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Covering Prospective Student-Athletes in the SouthEast US and beyond
Berlin, OH – The 14th Classic in the Country took place Saturday, Sunday and Monday of Martin Luther King Jr. weekend. The event is well known for taking place in rural Ohio, in amish country, and bringing together the top teams in Ohio. It's also well known for packing the house and an amazing hospitality/media area. This is arguably one of the top events in the country, even though it only features teams from one state. Thankfully Ohio is loaded with good players and quality teams.
Part 1 of our article features our Top Teams, our All-Tournament Team and Top Seniors. Part 2 coming tomorrow will feature the top underclassmen in the event, of which there were many.
Top 5 Teams – With 28 teams in the event and MANY of them being good teams, it was very hard to pick just 5.
Honorable Mention – Glen Este, Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame, St. Rose (NJ), Mason, Columbus Africentric, Berlin Hiland, North Canton Hoover, Gilmour Academy
All-Tournament Team –
MVP – Dee Bekelja (Sr.) – Solon
Jasmine Hale – Jr. – Glen Este
Abby Prohaska – Jr. – Lakota West
Karissa McLaughlin – Sr. – Homestead (IN)
Madison Greene – So. – Pickerington Central
Naz Hillmon – Jr. – Gilmour Academy
Sammie Puisis – So. – Mason
Shai McGruder – Jr. – Wayne
Top Seniors –
Sam Hall – 5'10 WF – West Holmes – unsigned
Maddie Blyer – 5'5 PG – Hoover – Ashland
Karissa McLaughlin – 5'8 CG – Homestead – Florida
Samari Mowbray – 6'2 PF – Mason – Miami (OH)
Angela Troyer – 5'9 SG/WF- Berlin Hiland – Ohio Dominican
Kennedy Azubike – 5'10 WF – Africentric – Akron
Alex Pendergrass – 5'9 WF – St. Rose – Manhattan
Dee Bekelja – 5'8 SG – Solon – DePaul
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Julian Morrow may have shot to fame producing the TV series "The Chaser's War on Everything" in the 2000s, but like many of Australia's most successful comedians (Rebel Wilson, Charlie Pickering, Anh Do, Jane Turner and Shaun Micallef), he also has a law degree.
And despite seeming to be poles apart, according to Morrow, there have been many moments on his path from the legal profession to professional comedy, when law and comedy have complemented each other. Which puts Morrow in the ideal position to host more than 800 bleary-eyed lawyers at 7.30am on Friday 17 May 2019 at the legal industry's most anticipated event – the NSW Young Lawyers' Golden Gavel Competition.
The Golden Gavel will see 10 bold, brave and talented young lawyers take to the stage in the ultimate battle of wits and offer up their comedic insights on some of the current legal topics dominating the headlines.
President of NSW Young Lawyers, Jennifer Windsor, said the Golden Gavel was one of NSW Young Lawyers' oldest and most well-known events.
While the public has a long tradition of making jokes about lawyers, the Golden Gavel competition shows that we are not afraid to turn the spotlight on the legal profession and use ourselves as fodder for our own entertainment," Ms Windsor said.
Ms Windsor said the Golden Gavel judging criteria is quite tough with participants assessed on humour, cleverness, originality and performance.
If entertaining a room full of 800 lawyers before they are fully caffeinated isn't quite daunting enough, our competitors only receive their topic the day prior to the competition, giving them less than 24 hours to prepare.
Seeing what our 10 competitors manage to come up with is always completely unexpected, creative, absolutely hilarious and sometimes irreverent.
One minute they have the audience 'laughing out loud', the next minute they are choking on their croissants.
It's little wonder this event is a sell out every year."
This year's Golden Gavel competitors are:
• Benjamin Keyworth, Federal Circuit Court
• Daniel Taha, King & Wood Mallesons
• Dhanu Eliezer, LegalVision
• Hudson Digby, Thomson Geer
• Joseph Bates, Baker McKenzie
• Lane Pitcher, University of Technology Sydney
• Marcelle Chester Harding, Mills Oakley
• Sarah Hort, Ashurst
• Thomas Johnston, Dentons
• Thomas Spohr, Legal Aid
This year's Golden Gavel is sponsored by Sparke Helmore Lawyers and Unisearch and will be held at the Westin, Sydney on Friday, 17 May 2019. The winner will go on to fly the flag for the NSW legal community at the National Golden Gavel.
The Golden Gavel is one of many events taking place across NSW and Australia during Law Week 2019 from 13-19 May.
The City of Sydney Regional Law Society will host its annual Law Week Breakfast on 17 May 2019 with keynote speaker, Emeritus Professor Rosalind Croucher AM, President, Australian Human Rights Commission.
Many local libraries are also hosting Legal Aid workshops on "Avoiding Scams" including Merrylands Library, Campbelltown Library, Rockdale Library and Bowral Library. Local libraries and councils are also hosting Legal Aid talks on "NDIS – How the Law Can Help". These include Ryde Library, Randwick City Library, Wollongong City Library and Shellharbour City Council.
Other Law Week events around Sydney include:
• "The Law & You Expo", Cabramatta focusing on legal rights and responsibilities for students studying AMEP English at Navitas Cabramatta College. Legal sessions covered will include fines & WDOs, police powers & employment rights on 4 June 2019.
• "Renters' Rights and the Law", Waverley Library, 14 May 2019, a discussion about tenants' rights and protections, organised by the Eastern Area Tenants Service.
• "Know Your Shopping Rights – The Australian Consumer Law", Lane Cove Library, 14 May 2019, presented by NSW Fair Trading.
• "Legal Issues for Older People" panel discussion at Woollahra Library, 15 May 2019. The event will include a film screening of the play Piano Forte, which explores elder abuse.
• Local Court Open Days for Multicultural Communities at Fairfield Local Court (31 July 2019) and Liverpool Local Court (1 August 2019), with mock trials and sessions on AVOs, Care & Protection and Family Law.
Law Week events in Regional NSW include:
• Regional Law Expos at Coffs Harbour, in partnership with Coffs Harbour TAFE, and Armidale, in partnership with University of Armidale.
• "Conversations in the Chair", a community legal education session in Coffs Harbour focusing on domestic violence and family violence.
• Performance of "Youth and the Law" play at Singleton Library (written, produced and directed by year 11 drama students at St Catherine's College).
• Open Court Day in Broken Hill in partnership with the Aboriginal Services Unit.
• Presentations on Consumer's Legal Rights with Department of Fair Trading and local solicitors in Henty, Holbrook, Culcairn and Jindera.
For more information about Law Week 2018 visit: www.nswlawweek.com.au and for information on Golden Gavel, visit here – golden-gavel.


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Christmas is unlikely to come early for Brit shoppers at Dixons Carphone. Essentially, the retail borg is awash with cash so it won't on this occasion need to slash prices to counter a summer of soggy sales.
Numbers at the half-way point of fiscal '16 – ended 31 October – filed this morning, showed like-for-like revenue up five per cent year-on-year to £4.39bn, or up three per cent as reported, showing continuing momentum since last year's merger.
UK and Ireland ops grew two per cent to £2.87bn, the Nordics edged up one per cent to £1.19bn, and Southern Europe fell six per cent to £257m, but this was related to the weakness of the Euro.
"Against a broadly flat market overall and a very strong comparative period we have seen continued like-for-like growth driven by market share gains across all territories," said CEO Sebastian James.
Both elements of the company – Dixons and Carphone – have seen competition diminish in recent years following the collapse of Comet and Phones4U.
The Brit stores saw cost and "synergy savings" as the Dixons HQ in Hemel Hempstead was shuttered. White goods offset a "fall in demand" for tabs and PCs. The mobile business mopped up some share, it said.
A "strong" Black Friday was a decent opening to the Christmas sales season, the CEO said.
He claimed DixCar made "progress" on "price-matching" against the local Nordics retailers but this, coupled with forex pressures, had "inevitably had some impact on margins" there.
Pre-tax profit was up 35 per cent to £135m, but after finance costs, HMRC rummaging, and losses from discontinued operations, net profit for the year was £86m, compared with £46m a year ago. ®
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The term "Alcoholism" refers to a disease known as alcohol dependence syndrome, the most severe stage of a group of drinking problems which begins with binge drinking and alcohol abuse.
There are many signs and symptoms related to drinking problems. Alcoholism is considered a progressive disease, meaning that the symptoms and effects of drinking alcohol become increasingly more severe over time.
Those who use alcohol may begin to show early signs of a problem, then progress to showing symptoms of alcohol abuse; if drinking continues, they may later show symptoms of alcoholism or alcohol dependence.
Early signs of alcoholism include frequent intoxication, an established pattern of heavy drinking and drinking in dangerous situations, such as when driving. Other early signs of alcoholism include black-out drinking or a drastic change in demeanor while drinking, such as consistently becoming angry or violent.
SYMPTOMS OF ALCOHOL ABUSEThe main symptom of alcohol abuse occurs when someone continues to drink after their drinking reaches a level that causes recurrent problems. Continuing to drink after it causes someone to miss work, drive drunk, shirk responsibilities or get in trouble with the law is considered alcohol abuse.
SYMPTOMS OF ALCOHOLISMFor someone who is alcoholic or alcohol dependent, the symptoms include all of those associated with alcohol abuse (above). But alcoholics also continue to drink in spite of all the problems it has caused in their lives.
When alcohol abuse reaches the alcohol dependence stage, the person also experiences at least three of seven other symptoms, including neglect of other activities, excessive use of alcohol, impaired control of alcohol consumption, persistence of alcohol use, large amounts of time spent in alcohol-related activities, withdrawal symptoms and tolerance of alcohol.
Alcoholism is also disabling addictive disorder. It is characterized by compulsive and uncontrolled consumption of alcohol despite its negative effects on the drinker's health, relationships, and social standing. Like other drug addictions, alcoholism is medically defined as a treatable disease.
The term alcoholism is widely used, and was first coined in 1849 by Magnus Huss, but in medicine the term was replaced by the concepts of "alcohol abuse" and "alcohol dependence" in the 1980s DSM III. (The term alcohol dependence is sometimes used as a synonym for alcoholism, sometimes in a narrower sense.) Similarly in 1979 an expert World Health Organization committee disfavored the use of "alcoholism" as a diagnostic entity, preferring the category of "alcohol dependence syndrome".In the 19th and early 20th centuries, alcohol dependence was called dipsomania before the term "alcoholism" replaced it.
The Biological mechanisms underpinning alcoholism are uncertain, however, risk factors include social environment, stress, mental health, genetic predisposition, age, ethnic group, and sex. Long-term alcohol abuse produces physiological changes in the brain such as tolerance and physical dependence. Such brain chemistry changes maintain the alcoholic's compulsive inability to stop drinking and result in alcohol withdrawal syndrome upon discontinuation of alcohol consumption. Alcohol damages almost every organ in the body, including the brain; because of the cumulative toxic effects of chronic alcohol abuse, the alcoholic risks suffering a range of medical and psychiatric disorders.
Alcoholism is the cyclic presence of tolerance, withdrawal, and excessive alcohol use; the drinker's inability to control such compulsive drinking, despite awareness of its harm to his or her health, indicates that the person might be an alcoholic. Questionnaire-based screening is a method of detecting harmful drinking patterns, including alcoholism. Alcohol detoxification is conducted to withdraw the alcoholic person from drinking alcohol, usually with cross-tolerance drugs, e.g. benzodiazepines to manage withdrawal symptoms. Post-medical care, such as group therapy, or self-help groups, usually is required to maintain alcoholic abstention. Often, alcoholics also are addicted to other drugs, most often benzodiazepines, which might require additional medical treatment.
Thombs (1999) states according to behavioral sciences alcoholism is described as a "maladaptive behaviour". He explains this must not be confused with "misbehavior". Behavioral scientists explain that addicts have a behavior pattern, which may lead to destructive consequences for themselves, their families and society. It is important to note that this is not labelling addicts as bad or irresponsible. The alcoholic woman is more sensitive to alcohol's deleterious physical, cerebral, and mental effects, and increased social stigma, in relation to a man, for being an alcoholic. The World Health Organization estimates that there are 140 million alcoholics worldwide.
Alcohol addiction, or alcoholism, is a debilitative addiction in which a person must habitually drink alcohol despite the severe impact on that person's health, job and personal relationships. In extreme cases, a person will even drink non-potable products that contain alcohol such as cleaning agents and mouthwash. Like other drug dependencies, alcohol addiction is treatable. Notable personalities who have suffered from alcohol addiction include Dean Martin, Stephen King, Eddie Van Halen, Lindsay Lohan and David Hasselhoff. All have sought assistance in dealing with their condition, experiencing varying degrees of success.
While there is a genetic predisposition to developing alcohol addiction, a person does not need to have a family history of the addiction in order to develop it. Alcoholism worsens over time as the presence of alcohol in the body causes changes in the brain and other body organs. A person is both able to tolerate more alcohol over time and his body becomes dependent on it in order to function. Shakes, or delirium tremens, will develop over time and can only by overcome by the introduction of more alcohol into the system.
The most common treatment for alcoholism is group therapy, as evidenced by the popular group Alcoholics Anonymous. Doctors are also able to provide medications such as antabuse to curb usage. In the absence of treatment, however, a person suffering from alcohol addiction will typically develop negative medical conditions such as cirrhosis of the liver, epilepsy, alcoholic dementia and pancreatitis. The social effects of alcoholism are often just as severe, with loss of jobs and families being common scenarios.
Cause, Incidence, and Risk Factors
There is no known cause of alcohol abuse or alcoholism. Research suggests that certain genes may increase the risk of alcoholism, but which genes and how they work are not known.
How much you drink can influence your chances of becoming dependent. Those at risk for developing alcoholism include:
- Men who have 15 or more drinks a week
- Women who have 12 or more drinks a week
- Anyone who has five or more drinks per occasion at least once a week
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Chen, CY.; Storr, CL.; Anthony, JC. (Mar 2009). "Early-onset drug use and risk for drug dependence problems.". Addict Behav 34 (3): 319–22.
Thombs, Dennis L. Thombs (1999). Introduction To Addictive Behaviors 2ed. London: The Guildford Press. pp. 8-9.
Ehlers, CL. (2007). "Variations in ADH and ALDH in Southwest California Indians.". Alcohol Res Health 30 (1): 14–7.
Szlemko, WJ.; Wood, JW.; Thurman, PJ. (Oct 2006). "Native Americans and alcohol: past, present, and future.". J Gen Psychol 133 (4): 435–51.
Kleber HD, Weiss RD, Anton RF Jr., George TP, Greenfield SF, Kosten TR, et al. Work Group on Substance Use Disorders; American Psychiatric Association; Steering Committee on Practice Guidelines. Treatment of patients with substance use disorders, second edition. Am J Psychiatry. 2007;164:5-123.


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Botanical Name
Jasminum Officinale
Extracted from the flowers of the Jasmine plant. Has long been associated with romance and love. The flower of the Jasmine plant blooms only at night, and fills the surrounding area with it's beautiful fragrance.
Benefits and Uses
Anti-depressant: When inhaled, Jasmine has a pleasing effect on the brain, uplifting the mood and effectively fighting depression. It stimulates the production of serotonin, which contributes to the feeling of well-being and overall mood improvement.
Aphrodisiac: Jasmine has been used to stimulate the libido and promote healthy sexuality for centuries. It is used to cure impotency and frigidity, among other things.
Sedative: Jasmine is known for inducing calm, restful sleep, which in turn helps the body to heal itself and promotes a sense of overall well-being.
Parturient: Jasmine has long been used to facilitate labor and ease contractions, aiding in the birthing process. It's antidepressant qualities also help women who are experiencing post-partum depression.
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A new character was revealed in The Last Remnant: Jager.
You can also get a first look to Athlum and Celapaleis, two game's cites.
can't wait to get my mits on this, hopefully the release date in US/Europe is similar, not happy about the Europe ToV release date :@
I was hyped up too but theres too many rpgs coming out at te end of the year.Im getting 2 rpgs and dont know wich one to get with Infinite Udiscovery.
Tales of Vesperia , Last remnant , Fable 2 or Too Human.
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Money Talks
Where you tithe makes a statement to the Church
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Main Auditorium, UIN NEWS Online— Based on Bureaucratic Reform Program and Ministerial Regulation of PAN and RB No. 52 of 2014 on the Guidelines for the Development of Integrity Zone Toward a Corruption-Free Territory (WBK) and the Clean Serve Bureaucratic Territory (WBBM) in the Environment of Government Agencies and KMA Number 186 of 2017 on the Guidelines for the Implementation of Integrated Zone Development Toward the WBK and WBBM of the Ministry of Religious Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta, Monday, September 4, 2017, implemented the signing of Integrity Pact for all Echelon 3 and 4 officials in UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta. This was conveyed by the Head of Organization, Personnel, and Legislation, Suhendro Tri Anggono S. Ag, M. Si, when found UIN NEWS in his office, Monday 4/09/2017).
The signing ceremony of Integrity Pact held at Harun Nasution Auditorium was attended by Rector of UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta, Prof. Dr. Dede Rosyada, MA, Vice Rector for Student Affairs, Prof. Dr. Ir. Dr. Yusron Rozak, and the Head of General Administration and Personnel Bureau, Dr. H. Rudi Subiyantoro, M.Pd.
In his speech, the Rector said that the signing of the Integrity Pact is a mandate that must be implemented. Each point in the Integrity Pact is expected to be implemented properly and truly as a form of work commitment to provide the best service that is excellent service to all UIN Jakarta stakeholders.
According to the Rector, Prime Service Concept have 5 main characteristics, which is fast, precise, accurate, cheap and fun. Therefore, all Third and Fourth Grade Echelon officials must improve their service quality as best as possible. In addition, it is expected that all Third and Fourth Grade Echelon have high morale, integrity, accountability, creative and professional to ensure the achievement of the ideals of UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta become the leading University at national and international level. (usa)


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THE SPORTING NEWS, St. Louis, Missouri, May 4, 1992
Certainly the premier newspaper/magazine for the sporting world, its 40+ pages are simply filled with the latest news in American sports, including a front page photo which was the highlight of the week. The top names and events of all American sports eventually found their way in the pages of The Sporting News.
* Barry Bonds
The front page photo of this issue shows Barry Bonds saying "You Thought What?". Some of the items within this issue include a full page color ad of Michael Jordan drinking Gatorade, "Head of the (draft) class--Defensive lineman Steve Emtman is No. 1 as NFL teams go shopping" and more.
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NBC Enterprises' The Chris Matthews Show continues to climb, posting a
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CBS' Face the Nation hit a 1.7, ABC's This Week with George
Stephanopolous a 1.5 and Fox News Sunday a 1.0.
The Chris Matthews Show has been renewed for a second season on NBC's
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A curious Steller sea lion (Eumetopias jubatus) has its eye on me. I can imagine this graceful animal is probably wondering what an awkward bubble blowing creature like me is doing down here anyway?! Despite our differences, I felt a real connection with these animals. I thought it was interesting when I found out that sea lions are distantly related to dogs. They definitely have large canine teeth to help them catch the fish they enjoy eating. These animals have been recorded diving to depths of 1148 feet (350 metres) in search of food and remain submerged for around five minutes. The Steller sea lion is the world's largest sea lion and males can reach lengths of almost 10 feet (3 metres), and weigh 1760 pounds (800 kilograms). Their range extends from the California coast up to the Bearing Strait, and also includes the coastal areas of Japan and Asia.


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The Pierce-Streetsboro Branch of the Portage County District Library will offer a different take-home craft the first three weeks of December. From Monday to Dec. 7, the craft will be a poem on a sign to make about Christmas coming.
From Dec. 9 through 14, there will be a Christmas Gift Wish List craft to make, and from Dec. 16 to 21, patrons may take home a mouse candy cane holder to hang on their tree.
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The chief executive of Argos has criticised Chancellor Philip Hammond for failing to reform "not fit for purpose" business rates in this week's Budget.
John Rogers told the Press Association that the changes Hammond announced on Wednesday were just "tinkering around the edges" and did not go far enough.
He highlighted how the controversial revaluation of business rates earlier this year, which accounted for property price changes over the last seven years, has already seen thousands of retailers hit with surging costs.
Rogers added he was "disappointed" in Hammond's offer of a reprieve which included cutting the length of time between revaluations to three years.
Hammond also said he would bring forward switching to the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) from the Retail Price Index (RPI) by two years, now set for April 2018.
Business rates rises used to be set in line with the August RPI rate of inflation from the Office for National Statistics. The rates were due to uprate by 3.9 per cent next spring, but now they will rise three per cent in line with the lower CPI.
This would reportedly save businesses £2.3 billion over five years.
"There needs to be a full reform of business rates – a business tax that's based on property ownership is not fit for purpose," Rogers said.
He added: "Tinkering around the edges is just not sufficient."
Rogers said an overhauled business rates system must factor in how businesses are now becoming increasingly digital, such as how 60 per cent of Argos' sales are made online.
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I was pregnant with my son and bed bound when I discovered the Warner Bros. Home Entertainment series The Originals on Netflix. The Originals is set in New Orleans and tells the story of the original vampire family and their fall out, love stories, and multiple conflicts. I was hooked from episode 1 and watched the whole first season is just a couple of days—hey, there's not much to do when you can't leave your bed.
The show narrates the intricate life of three supernatural siblings: Elijah, Rebekah, and vampire-werewolf hybrid Niklaus "Klaus" Mikaelson. The Mikaelson family built and ruled the French Quarter and was eventually exiled a century ago. But now it's time for the originals to return home, reclaim the city they helped build, and take power away from Klaus's former protégé and Rebekah's love interest, Marcel, who is ruling the city now.
Vampires, werewolves, and witches are all part of this engaging supernatural series in which alliances are made and broken. Betrayal, vengeance, and family quarrels like you have not seen before will keep on the edge of your seat and wanting more of this story.
The Siblings
Niklaus "Klaus" Mikaelson: Klaus thinks of himself as the king of New Orleans. The son of a witch and a werewolf and vampire by magic, Klaus is one of the most callous and feared supernatural beings in history with no other weakness than his family.
Elijah Mikaelson: Elijah is Klaus's older maternal half-brother and also an original vampire. Elijah is the opposite of Klaus: soft-spoken and calm. Elijah is more grounded and well-mannered than his younger brother.
Rebekah Mikaelson: Also an original vampire, Rebekah is Klaus's younger maternal half-sister. Rebekah loves her family but has a burning desire for love and a family of her own that forces her to leave her brothers and her old love, Marcel, behind in hopes of finding the family and love she so badly wants.
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I loved the show and was really sad when it this year but really excited to learn that the complete series is available on DVD!
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Editorial: Expect Texas fight on Tigua gaming
El Paso's Tigua Indians received a rare dose of positive news in its decades-long efforts to legally operate a casino on tribal land. The National Indian Gaming Commission and the solicitor general of the U.S. Department of the Interior issued opinions that said the tribe could offer what's known as Class II gaming at Speaking Rock Casino.
But those opinions, filed under seal with an El Paso federal court in early October and unsealed last week, are unlikely to be the final word on the subject. Instead, the rulings could set the stage for another Tigua legal battle with the state, and another fight between Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and the Obama administration.
First, a little history. After Texas expanded gaming in the 1990s by allowing dog and horse wagering and then a state lottery, the Tiguas wanted to offer gambling operations of their own. A 1988 law known as the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, or IGRA, allowed tribes to conduct gambling in states that allowed wagering.
But starting in 1992 with Ann Richards, a series of Texas governors rebuffed those requests. The Tiguas opened a full-fledged casino anyway. Years of litigation followed, and at virtually each step, district and appellate courts sided with the state and against the Tiguas.
The casino was closed in 2002, but the tribe has continued to operate what it calls sweepstakes games, an assertion the state challenges.
The sticking point is a 1987 law that granted federal recognition to the Tiguas as an Indian tribe. That law, known as the Restoration Act, included a clause that said that any gambling prohibited in Texas was prohibited on Tigua land.
A year later, Congress passed IGRA, which gave tribes more expansive authority to conduct gambling. That led to a proliferation of Native American casinos across the nation, including several in New Mexico.
In ruling after ruling, courts said the more restrictive Restoration Act determined what sort of gambling could be offered by the Tiguas. The Supreme Court refused to hear the Tiguas' appeal.
The opinions issued by the National Indian Gaming Commission and Department of Interior essentially reverse all those court rulings and say that IGRA is the controlling legal authority, not the Restoration Act. As a result, the opinions say, the Tiguas can offer Class II gambling, which are essentially bingo-based games, including electronic devices that resemble slot machines.
Although Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Gov. Greg Abbott have not commented on the opinions, it's not likely they'll just back off decades of legal arguments and not challenge the opinions issued by Obama administration agencies. As governor and previously as attorney general, Abbott has not shied from court battles with the Obama administration over issues like immigration and health care.
This editorial board has long supported the Tiguas' efforts to offer casino games. It is a powerful economic development tool for the tribe, and would benefit El Paso, as well.
We welcome the opinions from the National Indian Gaming Commission and the Interior Department. But expect a legal fight that has lasted nearly a quarter century to continue.


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An inequality for a quadratic functional
An inequality is proved for a quadratic functional with the logarithmic kernel. The best constant of this inequality and the corresponding function for which the equality holds are found precisely.
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The 57-year-old lawyer, who has spent nearly a decade trying to link Duterte to death squads that have allegedly killed thousands of people, could be jailed for life if she is found guilty of the charges."I have no plans of fleeing and I have no plans to go in hiding. I will face all these charges," a tearful De Lima told reporters at the Senate on Thursday evening after a Manila court issued the arrest warrant.De Lima then went to her home in another part of the capital after believing she had secured an agreement with authorities to surrender on Friday morning.But, after police were seen on national television driving to her home to arrest her, De Lima quickly left and returned to the perceived safety of the Senate building.De Lima appealed late on Thursday night for police not to arrest her overnight, and committed to surrendering on Friday."If they respect the Senate as an institution, they should not force an arrest tonight," she told reporters at the Senate.Police followed her to the Senate. But, signalling an apparent pause to a night of intense drama, the head of security at the Senate and De Lima's aides said police had committed to waiting until Friday morning to arrest her.When morning came reporters had gathered in their dozens and watched as De Lima was escorted from her office into a waiting police minibus.As she left she was quoted saying: "It is my honour that I will be imprisoned for the things I am fighting for."De Lima is accused of orchestrating a drug trafficking ring when she was justice secretary in the previous administration of Benigno Aquino.
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The accredited Republic of Equatorial Guinea Ambassador in the United States of America, Miguel Ntutumu Evuna Andeme, has held an important bilateral meeting at the State Department with the Deputy Secretary of State for African Affairs, Donald Yukio Yamamoto, to strengthen relations between the United States and Equatorial Guinea.
The audience allowed the two diplomats to talk about matters regarding cooperation in the United Nations Security Council, in addition to the need to boost bilateral relations, specifically in matters relating to security questions affecting the subregion, and bilateral cooperation of the State Department report on human trafficking.
The meeting ended with a invitation issues by the Ambassador to the Deputy Secretary of State to attend the events celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Independence of Equatorial Guinea, on 12th October.
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Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) have been attracting much attention due to their high performance and low fabrication cost. Recently, the power conversion efficiency (PCE) of the PSCs has surpassed other thin film technologies and reached 22.7%.[1] In most of the reports on PSCs, a sandwiched p-i-n structure was adopted to fabricate the PSCs. Owing to the advances in film formation technique and interfacial modification, the internal quantum efficiency of the sandwich PSCs has been approaching 100%. In order to further improve the performance of the PSCs, we need to fundamentally change the structure of the PSCs.
The integrated-back-contacted (IBC) structure has been adopted in the single crystal silicon solar cells and achieved the world record PCE due to the lower light loss compared to the sandwich structure.[2] If we can fabricate PSCs in the IBC structure, it is possible to further improve the PCE. In order to demonstrate whether and to what extent the IBC structure improves the PCE of the PSCs, we used a numerical simulation method to form the IBC-PSCs, and investigated the effects of the structure parameters (contact width, gap), defects (bulk, interface), and electrical parameters (lifetime, mobility) on the performance of the IBC-PSCs. The results clearly indicate that the PCE (22%) of IBC-PSCs is 10% higher than that (20%) of the sandwich PSCs when the dimension of the contacts is relatively small (based on CH3NH3PbI3 material).[3] The results in this work unveil a new approach to further boost the performance of PSCs, and provide valuable guidelines for the design and the fabrication of IBC-PSCs.
[1] Best Research-Cell Efficiencies, www.nrel.gov/pv/assets/images/efficiency-chart.png. Accessed on Oct. 31, 2017.
[2] K. Yoshikawa et al., Nature Energy 2017, 2, 17032.
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A federal grand jury returned a two-count indictment against two men previously charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice in the Boston Marathon bombing investigation.
Dias Kadyrbayev, 19, and Azamat Tazhayakov, 19, nationals of Kazakhstan who were residing in New Bedford on student visas, were charged today with conspiracy to obstruct justice and obstructing justice with the intent to impede the Boston Marathon bombing investigation. Kadyrbayev and Tazhayakov were originally charged on May 1, 2013 via criminal complaint.
Today's indictment alleges that on the evening of April 18, 2013, after the FBI posted photographs of the two men suspected of carrying out the Marathon bombings (who were later identified as Tamerlan Tsarnaev and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev), Kadyrbayev received a text message from Dzhokhar Tsarnaev suggesting that he go to Tsarnaev's "room and take what's there." Kadyrbayev, Tazhayakov, and another conspirator, according to the indictment, then went to Tsarnaev's dormitory room and removed several items, including Tsarnaev's laptop computer and a backpack containing fireworks, and brought them to Kadyrbayev and Tazhayakov's apartment in New Bedford. Later that night, Kadyrbayev, with Tazhayakov's knowledge and agreement, placed Tsarnaev's backpack, which contained several items, including fireworks, in a garbage bag and put it in a trash dumpster outside their New Bedford apartment.
If convicted, Kadyrbayev and Tazhayakov face up to 20 years in prison on the obstruction of justice count and up to five years in prison on the conspiracy count, each to be followed by up to three years of supervised release and a $250,000 fine. Both face the possibility of being deported.
U.S. Attorney Carmen M. Ortiz and Vincent B. Lisi, Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Boston Field Division, made the announcement today. This investigation was conducted by the FBI's Boston Division, the Massachusetts State Police, and member agencies of the Boston Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF), which is composed of more than 30 federal, state, and local enforcement agencies. The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Department of Public Safety, the City of New Bedford, New Bedford Police Department, Dartmouth Police Department, U.S. Department of Transportation-Office of Inspector General, U.S. Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA), Essex County Sheriff's Office, and Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigations provided assistance in this investigation.
The case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys B. Stephanie Siegmann and John A. Capin of Ortiz's Anti-Terrorism and National Security Unit with the assistance of the Counterterrorism Section of the Justice Department's National Security Division.
The details contained in the indictment are allegations. The defendants are presumed to be innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
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In an effort to entice students to bring their own coffee cups instead of using the paper cups, student leaders from the Young Democrats launched a campaign to make being environmentally friendly more fashionable. This week, the campaign was launched complete with bumper stickers & buttons displaying the catchy, alliterative slogan, "Sustainability is Sexy". While I am all for reducing waste, I question the means by which this particular student group is going about it.
This is not the first eco-friendly movement to use sex to attract attention to a good cause. The article cites examples of using sex to raise money to save rainforests, endangered turtles, and keep people from buying fur. The general idea, states the article, is to move from using guilt as a motivator to do the right thing to making the idea "more attractive and fun".
Sex is used to sell everything from cologne to cars to anti-wrinkle cream. What makes using sex to market toward waste reduction any different? Finding ways to inspire students to reduce their waste is admirable, but (and perhaps I am being a prickly idealist here) the whole idea of using sex to sell it leaves a very bad taste in my mouth. Most marketing campaigns are geared toward getting people to buy or consume something; it seems ironic to use sex to market toward environmental consciousness which tends to be more anti-consumptive in nature.
The catchy slogan and free bumper stickers may garner student attention for the time being, but what will happen once the hype dies down? If being fashionable or hip is the motivation for forgoing the paper cup and replacing it with one of the stainless steel coffee tumblers ubiquitous to coffee shops these days, what will happen when the trend shifts? Sex may be drawing attention toward the issue for the time being, but is anyone learning why waste reduction is important, how incinerated trash affects our atmosphere, or learning to look at other areas in which they can reduce consumption?
The motivation behind this campaign may not be so global in its intent, but where better than a university to foster this kind of awareness? I don't want to throw out the baby with the bathwater and I do believe that change starts with seemingly small, personal decisions and shifts in habit (like forgoing a paper coffee cup), but I also believe that what drives that decision is significant as well.
It seems that in a university setting, awareness would be raised by listening to subject matter experts, viewing documentaries, acquiring relevant information, and encouraging discussion and debate. This is not to say that creativity should not be used in how students are engaged, but that the creative approach should appeal to their intelligence & sense of social responsibility instead of their sexuality. Rather than encouraging students to embrace an ecologically conscious lifestyle intelligently, it is being reduced to a mere trend. It seems that if the end in mind is to persuade students to have a heightened awareness about waste reduction, it would be helpful if they were given justifiable reasons for doing so.
Instead of consciousness-raising, they're taking a shortcut to waste reduction by slapping a "sexy" sticker on it. If anything, it is consciousness-numbing, catering to the lowest common denominator of human intelligence. As can be expected of our culture, people are flocking to what is "sexy" for now. When the novelty has faded, how many will still be favoring the reusable mugs over the disposable paper cups, and of those who still do, how many will remember why? Sustainable may be sexy for now, but sexy is hardly sustainable. Last time I checked, intelligent living is.
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I didn't stay at Norham High School in North Shields long enough to take up the opportunity of studying for an O-level in Norwegian. Apparently at the time only three schools in the country offered this course - in the case of Norham it was linked to a niche job opportunity on Tyneside presented by the economics of the 1970s.
The exchange rate between the Pound and the Norwegian Kroner was so favourable to our Scandinavian cousins that they came in their droves by ferry (not longboat) to the Tyne and then spent whopping great sums in the Toon. The niche job opportunity was therefore in the large stores, on the ferries and at the port to be able to act as an interpreter.
Scandinavians visiting the North East goes much further back beginning with the raid on Holy Island on 8th June 739 when "heathen men came and miserably destroyed God's church on Lindisfarne, with plunder and slaughter".
Over time relations became friendlier and closer which explains why it was the King of Norway, Olav V, who was invited to open Newcastle Civic Centre when it was completed in 1968. Every Christmas the city of Bergen still donates the giant tree which is displayed at the Civic Centre during the festive season.
The depth of the links were reinforced for me when hitch-hiking in Norway on route to the Artic Circle in the 1980s. I was picked up by a lorry driver and as we headed north he asked me where I was from. "Ah, Newcastle, my mum used to go shopping there. As a child I could look in the cupboard and see my next pair of shoes waiting for me, waiting for my feet to grow!"
Fast-forward three decades and the North East and Norway are about to become physically linked. No, not a bridge or a tunnel, but an electricity cable, namely the North Sea Link.
At 450 miles long it will be the longest such cable in the world bringing enough electricity to power 750,000 homes. It is actually two cables running in parallel and buried in the seabed, making landfall just to the north of Jackie Charlton's pub on the coast near Cambois. The cables will then swing south to a new converter station, currently under construction by National Grid close to the site of the former coal fired Blyth power station and to be finished by 2021.
The electricity made from renewable hydropower will help the UK meet its climate change targets. The flow can also be reversed meaning that when the wind blows in the UK power can travel to Norway enabling them to conserve power in Norway's hydropower reservoirs. Conversely when demand is high in the UK hydropower can flow to the British market to help manage our intermittent wind generation.
Co-financed by the European Union's Connecting Europe Facility the power connection will benefit both countries economically, increasing security of electricity supplies and contributing to a more climate friendly electricity system in the future.
Blyth has been designated a Renewable Energy Zone and along with the site of the old Alcan aluminium smelter at Lynemouth this presents North of Tyne with its most significant development opportunity for the much needed green jobs revolution that is necessary to tackle climate change.
The recent UN climate change talks in Poland drew attention to the historical emissions of the world's richest countries needing to be factored into any calculations about current levels of emissions and questions of responsibility to act. As Britain was the home of the Industrial Revolution we have been emitting CO2 for longer than anyone else so we really should be leading in the battle against climate change not following it. North of Tyne could, with leadership, effort and foresight, become the greenest English region, so how about it as a collective New Year's resolution?
In the years to come, as we settle down to hear the Monarch's Christmas Day broadcast, we will be thanking the Norwegians for guaranteeing the UK's energy supply which allows everyone in Britain to cook a turkey at the same time on the morning of the 25th December. A suitable payback for that first Viking raid in 739.
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Upton's 2015 season off to an ominous start
Since Melvin Upton (Chesapeake) signed his mega-contract with the Braves, he has been, well, a major bust, to put it mildly. He has hit .198 with 61 RBIs in 267 games over 2 seasons in Atlanta. He was anxious to get going in 2015, hoping to break through his long slump, but his efforts have suffered a major setback. He will be sidelined through the end of Spring Training, and possibly into the regular season, due to inflammation in his foot. ESPN reports that he has been diagnosed with sesamoiditis, which, in laymans terms, is inflammation in the bone behind the ball of his foot.
Upton has three seasons left on his 5 yr, $75 million deal with Atlanta.


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Amy Horwitz, DO
Hometown: Toledo, OH
Medical School/Grad Year: Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, 2019
Undergrad/Grad Year: Indiana University Bloomington, 2015
Awards: OUHCOM Outstanding Student - Cleveland
Medical Interests: Women's health, sports medicine, preventive medicine, adolescent medicine, mental health
Hobbies/Interests: Reading, painting, exercise classes, spending time with family and friends, baking, watching sports - especially Indiana basketball
Future Plans: I hope to stay in the Cleveland area and practice outpatient primary care
Why I Chose Fairview: "I had the opportunity to rotate at Fairview as a medical student and felt at home from day one. All the residents, faculty and staff were extremely welcoming and created a supportive, team-based work environment. In addition to the family atmosphere, the innovative curriculum provides a variety of experiences that I know will help me become a well-rounded family physician"
Ling-Ling Lee, MD, MS
Hometown: Moon, Pennsylvania
Medical School/Grad Year: Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, 2019
Undergrad/Grad Year: Carnegie Mellon University, 2013
Awards: The Daniel E. Sweeney Award in Family Medicine (CCF), 2019
Medical Interests: Nutrition, behavioral health, preventive medicine, sports medicine, integrative medicine
Hobbies/Interests: Cooking and trying new foods, running, swimming, yoga, watching my favorite Pittsburgh (and Cleveland) sports teams
Future Plans: I hope to practice outpatient primary care and be active in community health promotion and research
Why I Chose Fairview: "I chose Fairview because of the people. The dedication and collaboration among the residents, staff, and faculty was inspiring when I rotated as a student. I felt confident that I could grow as a caregiver while exploring interests in areas from behavioral health to integrative medicine at Fairview. As a new resident both in the program and in the city of Lakewood, I am excited to serve and engage this wonderful community!"
Katherine (Kathee) Liang, MD
Hometown: Newton, MA
Medical School/Grad Year: University of Massachusetts Medical School, 2019
Undergrad/Grad Year: Washington University in St. Louis, 2012
Awards: Alpha Omega Alpha Honors Society, Family Medicine Leads Emerging Leader Institute Scholar, UMMS Star Educator Award
Medical Interests: Preventive Medicine, Academic Medicine, Underserved Care, Quality Improvement, Medical Informatics
Hobbies/Interests: Traveling, food adventures, watching and playing sports, Netflix, spending time with my husband (a CCF Otolaryngology resident)
Future Plans: I would love to practice full spectrum family medicine in an academic setting with a diverse patient population and possibly pursue an informatics fellowship
Why I Chose Fairview: "My husband and I are so excited to be moving to Cleveland! I was impressed by the relationship between the faculty and residents, and knew I would find my home away from home here at Fairview. On my interview day, I was also struck by Fairview's commitment to innovation–specifically in how we train future family doctors. I knew I would come out prepared to practice in our ever-changing and increasingly complex health care environment. I saw that residents were given time and support to develop their own academic interests and I'm looking forward to learning OMT!"
Molly McDermott, DO
Hometown: Strongsville, OH
Education: BA in Biology
Medical School/Grad Year: Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine, 2019
Undergrad/Grad Year: Indiana University, 2013
Awards: Scribe of the Year 2014, MU-COM Academic All-Star, Gold Humanism Honor Society, Sigma Sigma Phi (Medical Honor Society)
Medical Interests: Primary care sports medicine, preventative medicine, global health, osteopathic manipulative medicine
Hobbies/Interests: Spending time with family and friends, staying active, cooking, trying new restaurants and breweries, and gardening
Future Plans: I hope to pursue a Primary Care Sports Medicine fellowship and integrate sports medicine and family medicine with a focus on disease prevention into an outpatient clinic
Why I Chose Fairview: "During my audition rotation as a fourth-year medical student, I was immediately welcomed as part of the team. The patient-centered mindset and compassionate care provided by each resident and faculty member truly drew me to this program. At this institute I will receive the training to be a well-rounded family physician that also has the opportunity to further pursue my individualized passions. In just one month, I felt right at home and knew that I would be able to grow personally and professionally during my residency"
Jessica C. Tomazic, MD
Hometown: Lorain, OH
Education: BS in Art, Philosophy and Literature; BS in Health Sciences
Medical School/Grad Year: Northeast Ohio Medical University, 2019
Undergrad/Grad Year: The United States Military Academy – West Point, 2005; Cleveland State University, 2015
Medical Interests: Integrative medicine, functional medicine, Osteopathic manipulation medicine, sports medicine, women's health, underserved populations, integrative behavioral health, health promotions, practice management, informatics, narrative medicine, wilderness medicine
Hobbies/Interests: Mountain biking, trail running strength training, cooking and nutrition, triathlon, bikepacking, traveling, hiking, camping, hanging out with family and friends especially my husband and dog
Future Plans: I plan to practice medicine in Northeast Ohio with a commitment to advocating for safe and healthy communities while helping individuals become active stewards of their health, with a focus on lifestyle interventions in underserved populations. Currently, I would like to pursue post-residency education and training in sports medicine, functional medicine, integrative behavioral health and wilderness medicine
Why I Chose Fairview: "Fairview is my ideal mix of a challenging and nurturing environment with a strong emphasis on fostering relationships and building community. The experienced, competent and caring faculty provides a high degree of guided but robust autonomy, helping to create a resident culture that values respect, teamwork, competency, learning, and innovation. I feel I have the support to pursue my passions for wellness and community-building while exploring my many medical interests. And all while serving patients and communities in my home of Northeast Ohio"
Brian H. Youseff, MD, PhD
Hometown: Rocky River, OH
Education: BS in Microbiology
Medical School/Grad Year: University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences, 2019
Undergrad/Grad Year: The Ohio State University, 2010
Awards: MD/PhD Outstanding Graduate Student Award, Earl H. Freimer MD/PhD Award, Robert R. Buell Memorial Achievement Award, Professor Daniel A. Koechel Scholarship, University of Toledo College of Medicine Honors Scholarship, University of Toledo MD/PhD Program Scholarship
Medical Interests: Full Scope Family Medicine, Geriatrics, Hospice, LGBT Health, Health Policy Advocacy, Politics of Medicine, Business and Medicine
Hobbies/Interests: I enjoy spending time with family and friends, good food and drinks, watching Sci-Fi movies, hiking, being in the Metroparks, working in the garden and on home projects
Future Plans: I hope to practice full scope Family Medicine in the Cleveland area, along with contributing to the advancement of medicine through research and teaching
Why I Chose Fairview: "When choosing a residency program, I was looking for two major things. 1. To be trained well in all aspects of the diverse field of Family Medicine, including novel, innovative ways of delivering patient-care. 2. A supportive environment that fosters teamwork and interdisciplinary collaboration, while encouraging personal growth and well-being. I found both of these things in the Cleveland Clinic Family Medicine Residency program"
Cara Cioffi, MD
Hometown: Amherst, OH
Medical School/Grad Year: Northeast Ohio Medical University, 5/19/18
Undergrad/Grad Year: Kent State University, 2013
Awards: Summa Cum Lade, Phi Beta Kappa
Medical Interests: Women's health, preventive medicine, integrative medicine, pediatric and adolescent medicine.
Hobbies/Interests: Cooking, spending time in the metroparks, yoga, and being with family and friends.
Future Plans: I hope to stay in the Cleveland area and practice outpatient primary care.
Why I Chose Fairview: "During my fourth year rotation as a medical student, I noticed that the environment at Fairview was warm and welcoming. The residents seemed genuinely happy and got along well with their co-residents and faculty. Residents seemed eager to learn and faculty seemed eager to provide information on whatever residents were passionate about. Their integrative medicine track also set them apart from other programs."
Stephanie Deuley
Hometown: Chagrin Falls, OH
Education: BS Public Health
Medical School/Grad Year: Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, 5/12/18
Undergrad/Grad Year: The Ohio State University, 2013
Awards: OU-HCOM Social Medicine Award, OH-HCOM Global Health Award, Rual Urban Scholars Program, Gold Humanism Honor Society, Sigma Sigma Phi (Medical Honor Society)
Medical Interests: Public/Preventative Health, Global Health, Integrative Medicine, Women's Health, Adolescent Health, Advocacy, LGBTQ Health.
Hobbies/Interests: Running, basketball (Go CAVS!), hiking, traveling, reading, OSU football, trying new breweries.
Future Plans: I hope to practice broad scope family practice with a focus on preventative and public health in an urban setting, and envision working with a diverse patient population. I also hope to be a part of a sustainable global health project in the future.
Why I Chose Fairview: "Fairview offers one of the most diverse training programs I've seen and will give me the option to learn topics such as integrative medicine, OMT, global health, and women's health. I grew up in Cleveland, and my family still resides here. When I came to interview at Fairview, I was so excited by how much I connected with everyone. I loved meeting the residents and faculty and left the day extremely impressed! After the interview, I drove through the Metroparks looking at the beautiful scenery and got the immediate feeling that I truly was at home."
DeAundre Dyer, DO
Hometown: Detroit, MI
Education: BA Psychology
Medical School/Grad Year: Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, 5/1/18
Undergrad/Grad Year: University of Detroit Mercy, 2006
Awards: Michigan Osteopathic College Foundation Scholarship, Edward N. Hodges J.D. Scholarship, A.H. Kabara Memorial Endowed Award.
Medical Interests: Public/Preventative Health, Global Health, Integrative Medicine, Women's Health, Adolescent Health, Advocacy, LGBTQ Health.
Hobbies/Interests: Most of my time is consumed making arts and crafts, watching kids movies and mother goose club car karaoke. I have a wife and two daughters that usually get first dibs on any available time. If I am not with them, I enjoy watching stand-up comedy, sci-fi novels, combat sports and doomsday prepping.
Future Plans: My hope is to practice full scope family medicine while also engaging in public policy and political advocacy.
Why I Chose Fairview: "I selected Fairview because I felt as if they were committed to the development of their residents. While rotating, I felt excited to come in everyday because I knew, I would know substantially more at the end of each day. I had the opportunity to complete my clinical rotations at a number of hospitals throughout the Midwest. Fairview was one of my favorite rotations and I had the opportunity to practice great medicine."
Emily Maraschky, MD
Hometown: Buffalo, NY
Medical School/Grad Year: Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, 5/20/18
Undergrad/Grad Year: Brandeis University, 2014
Awards: Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, Daniel E. Sweeney Award in Family Medicine, Honors with Distinction in Research.
Medical Interests: Health disparities, underserved populations, women's health, health policy.
Hobbies/Interests: Ice skating, kayaking, watercolor painting, caring for my rabbit.
Future Plans: I'd love to be a leader in a community health center and care for patients regardless of their ability to pay or their insurance status. I also hope to continue doing research, while spending the majority of my time in direct patient care.
Why I Chose Fairview: "When I rotated at Fairview as a medical student, I felt welcomed and was treated as a valued member of the team. I think Fairview will be an excellent place for me to learn and grow as a family physician. I was also encouraged by the faculty's commitment to both advocacy and research."
Anna McLaughlin, MD
Hometown: Cleveland, OH
Medical School/Grad Year: NEOMED, 2018
Undergrad/Grad Year: Cleveland State University, 2014
Awards: Downing Urban Health MD Scholarship, Raymond and Jacqueline Boniface and Richard and Elisabeth Young Scholarship, David and Inez Myers Foundations Scholarship, Cleveland State Scholar Scholarship.
Medical Interests: Holistic care, Preventive Medicine, Lifestyle Medicine, Nutrition, Mental Health, Care for the Underserved.
Hobbies/Interests: Spending time with my husband, family and friends, cooking, hiking and being outdoors.
Future Plans: Practice primary care with an emphasis on underserved care, holistic care and preventive medicine. I would also love to serve as a mentor for others interested in pursuing family medicine.
Why I Chose Fairview: "I love Fairview's holistic approach to both patient care and residency training. During my audition rotation as a medical student, I witnessed quality care provided to patients by compassionate providers. I am so excited to be part of a team that is so invested in the surrounding community."
Justin Stumph, DO
Hometown: Columbus, OH
Medical School/Grad Year: Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, 2018
Undergrad/Grad Year: Miami University, 2014
Awards: American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine Student Meritorious Service Award, Ohio Heritage Foundations Primary Care Scholarship, OU-HCOM Outstanding Research Award.
Medical Interests: Primary care sports medicine, preventative medicine, osteopathic manipulative medicine, integrative medicine, research.
Hobbies/Interests: I enjoy working out and playing sports, traveling, listening to music, watching movies and spending time with friends and family.
Future Plans: I hope to pursue a primary care sports medicine fellowship after residency and then practice family medicine with an emphasis on sports medicine, along with teaching and research.
Why I Chose Fairview: "I was lucky to rotate at Fairview as a medical student and absolutely loved the program. All of the people at Fairview are incredibly caring and passionate. The training is top-notch and constantly evolving to prepare residents for careers as family physicians. Fairview also has a strong osteopathic identity, which was something very important to me when choosing a residency program. Overall, Fairview felt like home to me and I am very happy to be part of the family."
Gabriel Mancini, DO
Hometown: Hinckley, OH
Education: BS Biology
Medical School/Grad Year: OU-HCOM, 2017
Undergrad/Grad Year: Loyola University, Chicago, 2012
Awards: Huron Foundation Scholarship, MEDTAPP Scholarship, Osteopathic Heritage Foundations Scholarship.
Medical Interests: Osteopathic manipulation, preventative medicine.
Hobbies/Interests: Reading, cooking, gardening, hiking, camping, watching Cleveland sports teams and European football.
Future Plans: General family practice with an emphasis on osteopathic manipulative treatment.
Why I Chose Fairview: "Fairview offered all of the educational opportunities I sought, with a focus on both inpatient and outpatient medicine, while also allowing me to continue to learn osteopathic manipulation. Most of all, the people at Fairview are wonderful. The residents, staff, and faculty were very kind and willing to teach me during my audition rotation. I felt right at home while rotating through Fairview".
Meera Patel, MD
Hometown: Canton, OH
Education: Case Western Reserve University & Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine
Medical School/Grad Year: 2017
Undergrad/Grad Year: 2013
Medical Interests: Preventative medicine, nutrition, women's health, adolescent health and sports medicine.
Hobbies/Interests: Drawing, long walks/playing with my dogs, and spending time with family and friends.
Why I Chose Fairview: "I chose Fairview because I was confident that I'd receive excellent training and be surrounded by passionate and compassionate individuals who's ultimate goal is to provide excellent care to the patients they serve".
Elizabeth Rainbolt, MD
Hometown: Haslett, MI
Education: BS Chemical Engineering
Medical School/Grad Year: CCLCM of CWRU, 2017
Undergrad/Grad Year: Michigan State University, 2012
Awards: Medical Student Training in Aging Research (MSTAR) Scholarship, Jerry Kowal Award from Ohio Geriatrics Society, Medical Research Scholars Program at the National Institutes of Health.
Medical Interests: Primary care and preventive medicine, geriatrics and nursing home care, integrative medicine, public health.
Hobbies/Interests: Drawing and painting, music, food, wine, hiking and being outside.
Future Plans: Practice outpatient primary care and possibly further train in geriatrics and public health.
Why I Chose Fairview: "I felt at home at Fairview from the very beginning! The residents and faculty are welcoming, friendly, happy people who are amazing learners and teachers. I loved the well-rounded and intense education that Fairview could provide, while still emphasizing the importance of physician well-being".
Julie Urcuyo, MD, MS
Hometown: Northville, MI
Medical School/Grad Year: Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, 2017
Undergrad/Grad Year: University of Michigan, 2011
Medical Interests: Prevention, nutrition, functional medicine, integrative medicine, lifestyle medicine, primary care delivery.
Hobbies/Interests: CrossFit, podcasting, cooking, spending time outdoors, traveling.
Future Plans: I plan to practice alongside my husband, Dani, in a setting that focuses on maximizing lifestyle factors including exercise, nutrition, and stress-management to serve the primary care needs of our close-knit community.
Why I Chose Fairview: "When rotating and interviewing at Fairview, I felt very "at home" and like I was a part of a family that was passionate and dedicated to what they do. The program also aligns perfectly with my educational interests – as far as I know, the resources available for learning integrative and functional medicine at Fairview are unparalleled by any other program in the country. Finally, I had an amazing experience as a medical student at Cleveland Clinic, and being part of this system provides opportunities for research and innovation that can have large-scale impact on primary care delivery".
Christina Vincer, MD
Hometown: Rochester, NY
Medical School/Grad Year: Northeast Ohio Medical University, 2017
Undergrad/Grad Year: University of Delaware, 2008
Awards: Excellence in Family Medicine Award – NEOMED Class of 2017
Medical Interests: Disease prevention, lifestyle medicine, behavioral health, adolescent medicine.
Hobbies/Interests: Spending time with my husband and son, traveling, jigsaw puzzles, family and friends.
Future Plans: I plan to practice primary care in Northeast Ohio, which has become my home over the past 10 years, and continue to raise my growing family!
Why I Chose Fairview: "While rotating at Fairview as a medical student, I was very impressed with the positive atmosphere and supportive, team-based approach that the residents, faculty and staff had cultivated. Fairview has the vision and the resources to be at the forefront of primary care. The unique curriculum is purposefully set up to allow residents to thrive, all while emphasizing work-life balance. Not only is Fairview an ideal place to train for residency, but I also truly feel that the entire team provides exceptional care to their patients".
Kelly Walthius, DO
Hometown: Raised in Lakewood, OH and Downers Grove, IL
Education: BA in Spanish from Saint Louis University
Medical School/Grad Year: AT Still University, Kirksville
Undergrad/Grad Year: Saint Louis University, 2013
Awards: Graduated magna cum laude from Saint Louis University
Medical Interests: Women's health, obstetrics, pediatrics, international and under-served medicine.
Hobbies/Interests: I enjoy reading, cooking, and recently got into cross-stitching. I also love dancing and doing Zumba to stay active! I like to relax with my boyfriend and our cat, Barton, during my free time.
Future Plans: Potentially pursuing a fellowship in Women's Health or Obstetrics. Would like to work in an outpatient setting more than inpatient.
Why I Chose Fairview: "I chose Fairview because of the great impression the residents and faculty made during my month long audition as a medical student. The attendings are incredibly encouraging and instill much confidence in the residents – all the way from the interns to the seniors. The mutual respect between residents and attendings creates a team that works together with a sincere focus on providing quality patient care. The learning environment is ideal for anyone who likes a hands-on approach while still being guided by kind, compassionate leaders. I also knew I wanted to find a program where I could learn how to practice a broad-spectrum of medicine but still be able to focus on my personal interests and I know that Fairview will do just that".


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Thousands of London Underground workers are due to walk out tonight in the first of a series of strikes. The strike will begin with two 24 hour walkout starting at 1700 and 2100 today. The action is taking place as part of a protest against plans to scrap 800 jobs in ticket offices. Maintenance and engineering staff will walk out at 1700 BST with drivers, signallers and station staff following suit at 2100 BST. During a strike a skeleton staff will be left to man services with the level of service depending on how many managers are able to stand in. Disruption is expected from late afternoon today and is likely to continue for most of Tuesday. Further strike action is planned for the coming months. People travelling tonight might want to check out the following link for some alternative transport options.
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He burned the House of Hashem, the king's palace, and all the houses of Yerushalayim; he burned down the house of every notable person. II Kings 25:9 (The Israel Bible™)
The synagogue in the small community of Givat Sorek, which is located just south of Jerusalem in the Gush Etzion regional bloc, was burned down by Palestinian arsonists on Tuesday night.
Although the arsonists destroyed the house of prayer by throwing firebombs at the building, there were no reported injuries. Nevertheless, the community is very disturbed, particularly because this was not the first time the synagogue has faced such an attack.
"(The political leadership) gave up on the terrorists the previous time and now we have a burnt synagogue," residents said according to Israel's Channel 20. "Everyone said they would bring the wrongdoers to justice, but an investigation was not even opened."
Arsonists, from the nearby Palestinian town of Halhul, had entered the synagogue early February of 2016 and set fire to several Torah scrolls and other holy books.
"The sight of the burned Torah scrolls in Gush Etzion is heartrending," Israeli President Reuven Rivlin said at the time. "The assault on our people's sanctities hurts all the more when it is done at the place that commemorates Eyal, Gil-ad and Naftali, who were murdered by a cruel hand."
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The synagogue overlooks the site where three Israeli teens, Eyal Yifrah, Gilad Shaer and Naftali Fraenkel were kidnapped and subsequently murdered in June 2014 by members of the Hamas terrorist organization.
The residents of Givat Sorek hope that security forces bring an end to such incidents.
"For a long time we have been warning that illegal roads are being paved by Palestinians around the community," the community said in a statement. "They are endangering the residents of the community and provide easy access for anyone who wants to harm us."
"We again call upon the security forces to block these roads and restore security to the community and its surroundings."