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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Technology stocks fell sharply Wednesday, led by slumping shares of Groupon Inc. and AOL Inc., as one investor warned of a "pretty big pause" in the financial markets.
AOL US:AOL plummeted 21% to close at $34.85 after the Internet company missed earnings estimates. Groupon Inc. GRPN, -0.33% also saw its stock plunge 21% to close at $5.33 a day after the company reported a wider loss.
Twitter TWTR, +3.05% continued falling a day after a huge wave of unlocked shares hit the market. The stock fell 3.7% to close at $30.66.
Yahoo US:YHOO also slumped 6.6% to close at $34.07 after Alibaba Group, in which the company owns a huge stake, filed papers for an initial public offering.
Alibaba valued itself at $109 billion as of April, according to The Wall Street Journal, below initial valuation estimates of $150 billion to $200 billion. Yahoo is required to sell back about 208 million shares after the IPO.
That may have been a factor in Alibaba's valuation, BGC Partners analyst Colin Gillis speculated.
"If you're Alibaba and you've got Yahoo selling 200 million shares, you may not have an incentive to get the best price, but you have the incentive to get the deal to work effectively out of the gate," he told MarketWatch.
But Alibaba's stated valuation in its initial IPO filing is "not a done deal," he added. "Let's see what the market says."
Meanwhile, the market appeared to be taking a grimmer view of the tech sector.
Most other major tech issues, including Apple Inc. AAPL, -0.57% Amazon.com AMZN, +0.13% and Facebook Inc. FB, +0.16% were in the red.
The Nasdaq Composite Index COMP, +0.16% dropped by 0.3% to close at 4,068.
"I feel and see a pretty big pause," Paul Boyd, managing partner at ClearPath Partners, told MarketWatch. "It's not an unhealthy thing. It's not a fear factor thing. It's like a reset of the clock. … The capital markets seem to be pausing right now and taking an analysis of the landscape."
Other stories from MarketWatch:
Alibaba IPO faces this U.S. hurdle: What is it?
Tesla live blog: first-quarter results
Tesla's Musk should get out of the car business: Gundlach
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Warm Comfort Bread
Inspired by Farine's beautiful Sweet Potato Bread, I made a few adjustments and am calling this bread, "Warm Comfort Bread."
I made this a couple weeks ago when it was 1 degree outside. Yes, 1. Super cold and snowy. Perfect weather for this bread with a hint of cumin and the taste of sweet potato. I'm normally not a huge fan of cumin, and so when I saw this as an ingredient I considered omitting it altogether. Instead, I decreased the amount to 1 gram. I was glad I included it because it gave the bread such a great taste- something you can't quite identify, but warm. Yeah, it sounds funny, but the bread actually "tasted" and felt warm- not temperature wise, but in the combination of flavors and I think the cumin contributes a lot to that. And it's surprising how just one gram can compliment the flavor of the sweet potato so nicely.
My formula for this bread: (modified from Farine's original Sweet Potato Bread recipe)
230g 100% hydration starter
*you could use your white starter here, I used a 50% white/rye starter and liked the little bit of rye flavor it added. If you don't have a rye starter you may want to add a little rye flour along with your white and whole wheat flours for added flavor.
510g unbleached ap flour
200g whole wheat flour (I used a combination of freshly-milled white and red wheats)
350g cold water (or use all or part cooled sweet potato water depending on how much you have left from boiling the potato)
280g sweet potato puree
35g wheat germ
1 to 1.5g ground cumin
16g sea salt* (original recipe is for 18g, but I chose to decrease the salt)
*be sure to decrease the % of salt if you are using salted sweet potatoes left over from dinner
1. Bake or boil sweet potatoes, mash, cool and set aside. Save sweet potato water (if desired) for use as all or part of the water.
2. Mix everything but salt in the bowl of a mixer on first speed until all ingredients are incorporated. Cover and rest 10 minutes. Add salt, then mix until medium gluten development- another 5 minutes or so.
3. Remove dough from bowl, knead it for a minute by hand and then place it in an oiled, covered container.
4. Ferment at room temp for one hour, fold dough and put back in container.
5. Place container in the fridge and retard overnight.
The next day:
1. Turn out dough and divide into three pieces (or into 2 as I did). Preshape into boules or batards. Rest 15 minutes.
2. Shape into tight boules or batards, place int brotforms and retard in the refrigerator again for 6- 10 hours.
3. Preheat oven to 500f. Pull out loaves from the fridge and set on counter while oven preheats.
4. Load breads in the oven with steam (I left the steam pan in for 7 minutes then removed)
5. Reduce oven temp to 450 and bake for 35 minutes. I then left the loaves in the turned-off oven for 5 minutes with the door open.
6. Cool completely.
I enjoyed this bread with a cup of coffee, looking out the window and watching it snow. In front of a fireplace would be good too :-)


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Has he finally fallen in love again?
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Great article! It's always good to take a step back and ask "why?" to make sure everyone really understands what they're trying to accomplish before building on a shaky foundation of confusion and misunderstanding.
Web devs/designers/IA's etc. bring the clients business objectives to life, but if they're not sound and well thought out it's the online equivalent of, to be crude, polishing a turd.


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Last-Minute Halloween Decorating: Printable Beverage Labels
Need some last-minute Halloween help? Whether you're hanging out with the family or going to a party, these printable beverage labels will add a spooky touch to soda, juice, water, wine, and beer. If you have adhesive paper, that's great; if not, print on regular paper and affix with a glue stick. Instant Halloween flair to entertain kids and adults.
• 1 Hello, Halloween Labels at k.becca – Set of six labels for soda, wine, and beer bottles ($3 downloadable file)
• 2 Kid Friendly Halloween Drink Labels at Centsational Girl – Labels for juice, soda, punch, and water bottles and juice boxes ... plus grown-up labels (free)
• 3 Cocktail Clip-Art Labels at Martha Stewart – Martha suggests printing these on glow-in-the-dark self-adhesive paper, but regular paper would be fine, too (free)
• 4 Harry Potter/Halloween Drink Printables at Over the Big Moon – Harry Potter-inspired labels for soda and water bottles (free)
• 5 Spider Wine Labels at Happy Halloween Magazine – If you don't have time to remove the original wine label, just cover it up with black construction paper (free)
Related: Mega List of DIY Halloween Decor Ideas
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Nurse Call System Market 2018 – 2026 Trend, Share and Analysis by Major Players Hill-Rom Holdings, Tyco International, Ascom Holding AG (Switzerland), Rauland-Borg Corporation, Honeywell International
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The Global Nurse Call System Market by Region & Key players Research Report is a valuable source of insightful data for business strategists. It provides the Nurse Call System Market by Region & Key players industry overview with growth analysis and historical & futuristic cost, revenue, demand and supply data (as applicable). The research analysts provide an elaborate description of the value chain and its distributor analysis.
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8 Manufacturers Profiles
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11 Value Chain and Sales Channels Analysis
12 Market Opportunities & Challenges, Risks and Influences Factors Analysis
13 Key Findings in the Global Nurse Call System Study
14 Appendix
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From UCLA:
Former UCLA right-hander Trevor Bauer has been promoted to the Arizona Diamondbacks' major league ballclub and will start against the Atlanta Braves at Turner Field on Thursday, the organization announced this week.
Thursday's game at Turner Field will be televised by FS Arizona and by SportSouth (formerly Turner South). Game time is 4:10 p.m. (PT)/7:10 p.m. (ET).
Bauer became UCLA's first-ever Golden Spikes Award winner in 2011 after going 13-2 with a 1.25 ERA and nation-leading 203 strikeouts in 136.2 innings. The native of Valencia, Calif., was selected third overall in the 2011 MLB Draft by Arizona.
Since pitching in his final game for the Bruins on June 4, 2011, Bauer has quickly ascended through the minor leagues. He went 1-2 with a 5.96 ERA, totaling 43 strikeouts in 25.2 innings between single-A (Visalia) and double-A (Mobile) last season.
Bauer has gone 11-1 with a 2.23 ERA in 16 starts between double-A (Mobile) and triple-A (Reno) this season. Since being elevated to the Reno Aces in mid-May, Bauer has gone 4-0 with a 2.82 ERA, 56 strikeouts and 22 walks in 44.2 innings (eight starts) at the triple-A level.
After enrolling at UCLA one semester early in Jan. 2009, Bauer went on to have the most dominant career of any pitcher in school history. He finished his three-year career with a 34-8 record and 2.36 ERA, having logged 460 strikeouts in 373.1 innings.
Bauer became UCLA's career leader in victories (34), strikeouts (460) and innings (373.1). As a starting pitcher, he posted a 32-5 career record in 44 starts. He established UCLA's single-season strikeout record with 203 punchouts in 2011, shattering his previous school-record total of 165 in 2010.
He helped lead the Bruins to a program-record 51 victories in 2010, as UCLA advanced to the finals of the College World Series for the first time in school history. Bauer helped UCLA win the 2011 Pac-10 Conference title in outright fashion for the first time since 1986.
Bauer will become the fifth UCLA player under head coach John Savage to advance to the major leagues. With Bauer's debut on Thursday, at least one player from each UCLA team from 1965 through 2011 will have played in the major leagues.


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Private Equity Firm Acquires Stag-Parkway Inc.
December 20, 2012 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Private Equity Firm Acquires Stag-Parkway Inc.
Linsalata Capital Partners, a Cleveland-based private equity firm, announced that it has acquired Stag-Parkway Inc. from Ares Capital Corp. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
According to a press release, Stag-Parkway's senior management team invested alongside Linsalata Capital. Stag-Parkway CEO Martin Street noted, "Our team is excited to partner with LinCap and leverage their distribution expertise as we accelerate our strategic growth initiatives in 2013 and beyond."
Headquartered in Atlanta, Stag-Parkway is the largest aftermarket distributor of recreational vehicle parts and accessories in North America serving as a link between a diverse base of 6,000 customers and over 600 suppliers. Stag-Parkway also offers next-day delivery to areas covering 95% of the U.S. population.
Stephen B. Perry, co-president and senior managing director at Linsalata Capital Partners, stated, "Stag-Parkway is an excellent opportunity for us to build on our previous experience investing with industry leading distribution companies. We are excited about the prospects for the business going forward."
"Martin Street has developed a deep and talented management team building a company based on customer service and a dedication to helping their customers enhance performance", added Michael J. Faremouth, principal at Linsalata Capital Partners. "We like niche aftermarket sectors and are excited about the opportunity to continue growing the business through internal initiatives and potential acquisitions."


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I went to look at the City of Manchester Stadium as a possible event venue yesterday morning. As always, I parked at one end of the stadium and the conferencing facilties where right on the other side. Although the stadium is now the home of Manchester City football club (I didn't see Sven!) the conferencing facilities are not in any way jingoistic or football orientated. As part of this search I had telephone Old Trafford, of Man United fame, and stopped the conversation within about 2 mintues. The 'hold music' consisted of football songs about Man United and bits of commentary on games. I interupted his sales pitch with – 'There is no point going on with this conversation, that music has annoyed me and I think the attitude will alienate half of the people we want to come, so sorry'. Anyway, the City of Manchester Stadium, where the Commonwealth Games were held seemed to be smart, slick and hopefully we'll have a successful event there.
I took a half day's leave in the afternoon and went to Haworth of Bronte fame to hear a talk by Margaret Drabble the novelist on the influence of the Brontes on her work. She was very good, funny and certainly knows her literature, or so I thought. I went with a retired professor of English Literature, who is a Bronte researcher. 'Well she was wrong about that bit of Wuthering Heights, it was in the January 2 months before the baby was born that, that happened'. Somtimes you can know too much.


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Regardless of each member's musical output since, there's little disputing the fact The Jam remain one of the greatest singles bands these isles have ever produced. In five glorious years between 1977 and 1982 their output on 45 was only matched but arguably not bettered by only The Clash and Siouxsie & The Banshees. Even the likes of the Sex Pistols and the Buzzcocks released the odd duffer towards the tail end of their halcyon years. Unlike The Jam, who knew when to call it a day at precisely the right moment.
However, their albums - and they recorded six over the course of those five years - have never really been held in the same esteem, All Mod Cons and Sound Affects excepted. Which is a shame in many ways because when listened to chronologically they stand the test of time, if only as a mapping exercise to document the rise, rapid development and closing juncture of a band who came to outgrow themselves in the prime of their years.
They split in December 1982 after main songwriter Weller decided to pursue other musical ventures, meaning last month marked the thirtieth anniversary of their disbandment, hence the release of Classic Album Selection. Compiling all six of their albums in one box set, it serves as a timely reminder why The Jam were and still are so highly regarded. Even casual fans drawn to the band by the likes of 'Town Called Malice' and 'That's Entertainment' have enough to engross themselves in here. Although by no means perfect, each album merits inclusion simply by way of the good outweighing the bad, even when it's a close call between the two.
Indeed, it's no coincidence that the two least memorable or striking records here are the two that bookend the collection. Debut In The City, recorded in 1977 when the three band members were aged between 18 and 20 respectively, at times sounds like a rushed collection of demos released to coincide with that year's punk explosion. Raw but definitely not quite ready, it's a hotchpotch assortment of the good ('Art School', 'Away From The Numbers'), the great (the title track) and the downright questionable (a 90-second run through the 'Batman' theme anyone? Thought not...). Likewise The Gift, recorded towards the back end of 1982 when Weller's mind was clearly elsewhere. While 'Town Called Malice' will no doubt remain as one of its and subsequent generations' most iconic tunes and 'Carnation' stand out as something of a 'lost classic', the majority of The Gift sounds like Weller recorded it behind closed doors from fellow bandmates Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler. That The Style Council's 'Speak Like A Child' emerged less than six months later probably tells its own story, as the likes of 'Ghosts', 'Circus' and 'Running On The Spot' resemble prototypes for Weller's yet-to-be-conceived next project.
Of the four albums that sit in between, there's little to pick fault with, the much maligned (at the time) This Is The Modern World included. If their debut was a raw and unfinished introduction to The Jam, then its successor - unleashed just seven months later - was an uncompromising gamble to say the least. Heavily criticised upon release, its contents have matured with age so much that while not quite scaling the heights of The Jam's next three records, it now clearly represents a marked improvement on what came before. Although the title track is still its best known moment, 'Life From A Window' and 'Tonight At Noon' display a more mature, observational and less nihilistic side to Weller's songwriting than anything on In The City. Unashamedly influenced by The Kinks, Small Faces and The Who while most of his peers berated such 'dinosaurs' (their words not mine), it's a seismic fusing of youth factions in an era where divisions between punks, mods, skinheads et al were rife often culminating in violent confrontations.
The Jam's piece de resistance arrived 12 months later in the shape of All Mod Cons, a record still brimming with a ferocious hunger today. Songs like 'Mr Clean' and 'In The Crowd' offer a panoramic view of Weller's world, while 'English Rose' - his first ballad - has a tenderness about it way beyond its writer's years. And then of course there's 'Down In The Tube Station At Midnight', a startling tale of a mugging on London's underground that heralded The Jam's arrival as serious contenders while many of their punk rock contemporaries had already started to flag. In some ways it was only the beginning. To these ears it remains the pinnacle of their entire output. Four-and-three-quarter minutes of defining excellence.
Prolific by nature, Setting Sons appeared exactly a year later in November 1979. Initially intended as a concept album, the advent of the songs themselves seemingly putting paid to that idea in that by the time they'd finished it would be difficult to omit any of the recordings regardless of any running theme. If anything, the most obvious linkage would be that the majority of Setting Sons seems to be based around some form of protest or another, whether it be the anti-war sentiments of 'Little Boy Soldiers', public school berating 'Eton Rifles' or the defiant stance against large corporations that is 'Burning Sky'.
By the time 'Sound Affects' came around, again in November of the following year, it seemed like The Jam had channeled all their energies and frustrations into one basket. If anything it felt like Weller, Foxton and Buckler had culled the best bits from its predecessors into one giant melting pot. 'Pretty Green' is delightful yet poignant in its message and delivery; likewise 'That's Entertainment' and 'But I'm Different Now'; while the dreamy 'Boy About Town' (later re-arranged and covered by Helen Love) stands proud as one of the finest 45s that wasn't yet should have been. If this was to be The Jam's last truly great long player than Sound Affects is a fitting epitaph.
What is quite extraordinary for a band of The Jam's stature in churning out consistently great singles (19 in all) is that almost half of them didn't feature on any of their studio albums. Imagine that happening in the current climate. Not a chance... Perhaps the biggest downside of Classic Album Selection is that most Jam completists will more than likely own 1997's warts-and-all anthology box set Direction Reaction Creation if not each of these albums in their own right. Nevertheless, from the perspective of its content, Classic Album Selection is a worthwhile purchase for anyone still in doubt over the reverence bestowed upon The Jam both past and present.
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Mary T. Volker, 85 of Greensburg, died Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012 in Excela Health: Westmoreland Hospital following a brief illness.She was born April 17, 1927 in Weedville, the daughter of the late Frank and Helen (Lanzel) Krellner.Mary was a member of Blessed Sacrament Cathedral and the Friday Music Club. She was a graduate of Duquesne University and an accomplished violinist who proudly performed in various symphonies. Mary was an expert in chamber music. Along with teaching at Seton Hill University in their music department, she had hundreds of past students to whom she gave personal instruction in their music development. Over the many years of teaching students, Mary was blessed in being able to see young minds being developed into musicians. She will be missed dearly.Surviving are her husband, David J. Volker; son, Brian J. Volker of Clarion; daughter, Karen E.Volker Martin and her husband Tom of Erie; a niece, Dr. Susan E. Gorman of Atlanta, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. William "Alice" Gorman of St. Marys; four grandchildren, Amy Volker Vikara, Amanda Volker Popelas, Mary Elizabeth Martin, and Joseph Martin; and two great-grandchildren.In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother, James F. Krellner; and a sister, Betty J. Krellner.Family and friends of Mary T. Volker will be received on Sunday from 2-6 p.m. at the Kepple-Graft Funeral Home, an authorized remembrance provider, 524 North Main St., Greensburg.A prayer service will be held on Monday in the funeral home at 9 a.m. followed by a funeral Mass at 9:30 a.m. at the Blessed Sacrament Cathedral, 300 N. Main St., Greensburg. Graveside services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in St. Marys.Terence L. Graft, funeral director, is entrusted with the arrangements. For online condolences and information, visit www.kepplegraft.com or www.remembranceprocess.com.
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Organized Drawers: Real-Life Inspiration (and How-To's)
Can a drawer interior look like autumn? We think this one does. We love its material palette of wicker, wood, and silver. It inspired us to look for more inspiringly beautiful, organized kitchen drawers and here's what we came up with:
From that beautiful wicker basket-lined drawer at A Country Farmhouse to how-to's from Martha Stewart Living and Lapsus Humanus (previously featured on The Kitchn), these examples make us want to get busy on our own kitchen cutlery and utensil drawers.
What's the status on the organization of your kitchen drawers? Might they be a detail to tackle in the upcoming Kitchen Cure?
Related: High/Low: Kitchen Drawer Organization
(Images: A Country Farmhouse, Chez Larsson, Martha Stewart Living, Reluctant Entertainer, Laura of Lapsus Humanus via The Kitchn)


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The staff at an area business dedicates their time to each and every customer's need.
The Ritz, in Lima, is a store that provides breast care for every women, any shape or size, and also specializes in helping women who are battling with breast cancer to gain control of their body.
The special part of this business is that there is nothing like this in the area, the manager says.
"It's a nitch that is needed," store manager Sondra Ambrister said.
Breast surgery may leave a woman feeling as if they are no longer in control, but Ambrister says one can regain some peace of mind by taking charge of the things one can control.
The Ritz's aim is to help women explore all of their options and plan their their needs. They serve women who are battling or who have overcome breast cancer by fitting them into breast forms and surgical bras.
Ambrister said the women she sees who come in are very inspirational and her goal is to help them throughout their whole breast surgery process.
"The Ritz addresses many of the important issues only a woman who has been through breast cancer can understand and appreciate," Ambrister said. "From leaving the hospital with a camisole, throughout recovery and beyond, our specialty garments offer women a lifetime of self-assurance and confidence."
The Ritz provides many options for breast care for women, including a post surgery line, partial shapers to regain breast symmetry and bras for every size, including 28-56, and cup sizes AA-M.
"It's amazing, we have women come in with socks in their bras," Ambrister said. "Knowledge is power. We want to help them control something in their lives."
Ambrister wants every woman to feel comfortable coming into the store to seek options for their body.
"It's a very intimate thing," certified breast care consultant Jodi Steinke said. "We sit down, one on one, and help guide them."
With women having breast surgery, The Ritz provides different options for women, depending on what kind of surgery they underwent for their breast cancer, whether it be a mastectomy, lumpectomy or reconstructive.
Ambrister said that The Ritz will be there every step of the way, as one battles with cancer.
The Ritz has been in business for more than 70 years, and the owners are proud to be a family-owned and operated business.
Ambrister's parents Jonalee and Bob Schmidt are the fourth owners of the business.
Jonalee Schmidt owns a beauty salon, HRJ Hair Solutions, in Lima, where she makes wigs for cancer patients. The third owner of The Ritz approached Jonalee Schmidt to take over The Ritz business, and she gladly accepted.
Jonalee Schmidt, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1984, understands what the clients who come to her salon and The Ritz are going through, and said that helping her clients feel stronger made her stronger.
"Obviously, fulfilling breast cancer survivors' needs was my destiny," Jonalee Schmidt said, in a article for RitaScope, a publication of St. Rita's Medical Center. "Being a breast cancer survivor has guided me with God's help to give back, which has given me more faith and strength."
"It's a very rewarding and amazing thing to deal with," Ambrister said, referring to the business. "We deal with all kinds of emotions, and we are with them every step of the way."
Along with running the store, Ambrister said that she does speaking engagements, that include topics such as "Bra Fitting 101. She talks to cancer and women's groups about general breast care, including breast cancer.
"It's truly a rewarding thing to be involved in," Ambrister said. "Knowing what my mom went through helps me to help other women. The whole point is to help women and have options for them. This is something that is needed in this community because there is nothing like this around.
"This is a women's boutique and a place for them to come and feel like a woman again."
The Ritz's motto is providing breast care for every woman, and the store also carries nursing and fitted bras and all of the staff members are certified fitters.


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WSJ asked CEOs, economists and academics how is technology most affecting your business? Here is what they had to say at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Photo: Getty Images
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My mommy came down with pneumonia last week. I am heading home tomorrow after my finals, and I want to make sure I feed her nutritious food, but I also want it to be beautiful!
I am planning on trying maki's stewed vegetables on the front page, though I'm not sure if I'll be able to find all the ingredients (if I can find lotus root or kombu in shoprite I will consider it a Christmas Miracle.)
You guys probably know lots about macrobiotic and things like that, so any suggestions on what I can make that will help my mom feel better? I promise to take pictures!
Oh no! I hope she recovers quickly. I find miso soup very comforting, especially in winter. I make mine very simple: I usually add wakame, sliced green onions, and either abura-age or small pieces of silken tofu to the basic water with dashi no moto (I do the easy granular stuff) and miso added at the end.
Update: Since I had to clean out my perishables anyways, I'm making a ghetto quiche. Making pie crust from scratch isn't hard, but it sucks when you don't have a rolling pin :-O Hopefully it will be tasty and my mom will like it... I should have added more salt though...
Quiche takes me back to my college days back in the last century! We used to use an empty wine bottle for our rolling pin. Hence the old saying: "Necessity is the mother of invention."
I'm very sorry to hear about your mother's illness. I hope she will be recovered enough to enjoy the forthcoming holidays with you.
Can't say I know very much about macrobiotic foods, it's one of those topics that draws blank looks from my Japanese family. Even the aunt who sources all her food from organic co-operatives and communes in Japan knows nothing about Macrobiotics. It does exist there (I've seen macrobiotic cafes and bento boxes), but it's obviously nowhere near as well known as it is in 'the West'.
My husband swears by Korean Ginseng Chicken Soup whenever he feels under the weather. I have to admit, it seems to do wonders for him (like you, I eat fish but not meat so I've never tried it). And all throughout the Mediterranean, similar recipes for chicken broth soup are regarded almost as medicine - given to those affected by respiratory problems, invalids and anyone affected by illness. The feeding of this kind of soup to sick people is so widespread amongst the world's cultures, there must be something about chicken broth that makes it such a popular recovery food.
As my husband does eat meat, if he was unfortunate enough to get pneumonia, this is probably what I would be making for him:
I don't think it would be appropriate for me to impose my dietary restrictions on him at a time when his health is compromised.
My husband also drinks huge quantities of green tea when he feels as if he is getting a cold or has the beginnings of a sore throat. It has some antibacterial properties. He'll even gargle with some of it.
Ginger is also supposed to be very good for sore throats.
Please accept my best wishes for you both.
I am sorry to hear about your mother, pneumonia is horrible. What I can remember from having it I hardly ate and was constantly sleeping, I even had to take a nap on the stairs to make it up to my bedroom on the second story of my parent's house.
And I agree with feeling better when you eat soup while you are sick. In medieval times broth was thought to be like medicine, there are different types for different ailments. And what is interesting is that modern scientists have found that this method of cooking retains more of the vitamins and minerals than so called dry cooking methods. Makes me think that they had something right.
Another thing that I really like when I am sick is fresh lemon juice and honey in hot water, it always feels good on the throat.
I know absolutely nothing about macrobiotic food, but I do know about being a sick mother! One of the things your Mum will be doing is worrying that her chores are not getting done while she's sick, and a great thing you can do for her is the chores. Ask her what needs doing, and do it.
I hope she is better soon, pneumonia is very draining. One of the lecturers in our department just came back to work after being hospitalised with it a month ago, and she's a pale shadow of her former self.
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My mother is very ill at the moment - she's been hospitalized as a matter of fact - and I am pretty sure that stress is responsible at least partly for her illness (she has very severe IBD - irritable bowel disease). I know pneumonia is not caused by stress, but I think that moms worry a lot more than well..not-moms. So the best thing you can do is anything that can help her relax. In my mother's case, I know it's things like doing the laundry and vacuuming! For your mom - you will know best what to do.
The Big Onigiri.
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Soup is definitely the way to go! My mom likes miso soup so if I can find any of the ingredients I'll try that.
She ate one of my quiches with some frozen squash and she really likes squash so I think it made her feel better. I had to keep yelling at her though because she kept trying to wrap Christmas presents.
I definitely plan on taking care of the house for her, since I have to earn my keep :-O I'll probably be her slave all weekend doing Christmas stuff, which she'll love because I can't stand Christmas :X
Thanks for all the suggestions and I hope maki's mommy feels better too!
Brew strong green tea, then oversweeten it with lots of raw honey. Have her drink several cups. Those Emergen-C powder drinks seem to help a bit also.
Pneumonia can take quite a while to come back from, and with the holidays, your mom will try to do too much (e.g., her gift wrapping). But just having you home will be the best medicine. Even though there is a lot to do, try not to rush around. Your urgency might make her feel guilty that she isn't doing more. I know whereof I speak. My own mother is not well.
I agree with all the folks who have recommended soup; chicken and miso are the two I make the most for my mom. Yesterday I reduced some low-sodium chicken stock and added tiny dices of celery and cooked chicken for flavor. At the end I swirled in some beaten egg and nori pieces to make my quick version of Egg Flower Soup.
Egg custard also seemed to go down well and gave her some protein to boot. Here's a small portion recipe:
1 egg
1 C milk
3 T sugar (or less)
3/4 tsp vanilla extract
1/8 tsp salt
1/8 tsp ground nutmeg
In a bowl, lightly beat the egg. Add milk, sugar, vanilla and salt. Pour into two ungreased 6-oz custard cups. Sprinkle with nutmeg. Set in a pan containing 1/2-1 inch of hot water. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes or until set. Yield: 2 servings.
Just an update that my mom is feeling a little better. The sad part is I had to move away to live with my boyfriend so I could have a job and I couldn't take care of her. But she wasn't letting me cook or do anything for her anyways...
I would say "Here let me make you-!" "NoNo, let's just order out. Here's what I want." I'd say "Ok time to drive you to the doctors!" "NoNo, I can do it myself. I want to drive myself."
She's still not feeling great, and now she has to deal with two extra pests (my sister and her boyfriend) and two extra pets (their cat and dog) in the house so I just hope she'll be ok. Thanks again for all your suggestions guys.
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Revision as of 17:44, 16 November 2007
This page will be used to collect materials related to the design of Mylar's Focused UI. Please consider adding a screenshot of how you use Mylar to help inform the UI decisions discussed on bug reports.
Avoid Hierarchies
While we are always tempted to add hierarchies to the Task List and there is never a lack of requests to do so, this is something that we have to proceed with very carefully because hiearchies are much dramatically more difficult to interact with and use than monocline lists. In general the Mylyn UI design attempts to follow the simpler monocline grouping metaphor over the hierarchical metaphor.
Avoid Preferences
While there is never a shortage of demand for additional preferences, especially from advanced users, each preference that gets added has a significant cost in terms of UI complexity. Preferneces also mask ways in which the tool should change by providing work arounds particular to very specific use cases. We should strive to evolve the UI in a way that meets the use cases proposed by requested preferences in a way that does not overly clutter or add modalities to the UI. Oftentimes this can mean improving on or changing existing functionality instead of adding a preference to accomodate a specific use case. Since figuring out how to do that can require implementation, preferences can be added more liberally to the Sandbox component for the purpose of experimentation.
Task Repositories
- For the common case the user should only need to enter the repository URL and their crednetials. Additional settings are hidden out of the way (in a foldbale section) and should only be needed by expert users.
See "The Question of Preferences" in the following entry for a good discussion: http://ometer.com/free-software-ui.html
Using links vs. buttons in UI:
- http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Links_and_Buttons
- http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa511456.aspx
- http://www.useit.com/alertbox/command-links.html
Information Design
Guaranteed Visibility
Query and category visibility
- Empty queries and categories always show when not in Focused mode.
Working sets
- No container has visibility when not a part of the working set (TODO: change for Archive?)
Visual Design
- Green is a better color than black for the outgoing arrows because it bares less similarity to the Synchronize view overlays, connotes action (there is something outgoing), is positive (you just did some work on this thing) and is consistent with the other places green is used for outgoing (WTP?).
Task Context
- Project open/closed state should not be included as part of the task context bug 170232.
Open Questions
Task List
- Can we improve on the icon rendering strategy? Currently we custom draw the incoming and activation icon, overlay priority and create composite descriptors for the repository-specific kind. This still leaves problems of excessive indentation on Windows and custom-draw related limitations on Linux.
- Should there be more consistency between our incoming/outgoing overlays and those of Platform/Team?
- If we move the active task and working set switcher out, what do we do with the space to the right of Find?
- What's the best mechanism for providing discoverability of Ctrl+H when using Find?
- Is the disparity between Platfrom's use of bold and Mylyn's use of bold a problem? Mylyn uses bold to indicate the most relevant information in a view (e.g. active task, landmark element). The Platform uses bold for showing which editors are not visible in tabs.
- Is the enforcement of a common task icon background a good idea? We currently encourage but to dont enforce.
- Can our custom drawing of container separators be improved?
- Should Presentations become a toolbar radio group? If so what's the maximum we should allow? Frequently switching presentations is cumbersome now, but we need to keep extensibility in mind.
- Which New actions belong on the view toolbar?
Task Repositories
- How do we support branding without making the UI overly noisy? Current approach is to not allow more than 7x8 overlays for branding. But we might want to include repository favicons.
Working Sets
- Should Mylyn's aggregate working sets be supported at the Platform UI level? Single-command selection of working sets is valuable when the are frequently switched.
- How do we improve aggregate working set switching and awareness of contents? It's not uncommon to switch working sets a dozen times a day, which can makes this action more frequent than perspective switching. The current drop-down selector has friction and cannot be used to show status of what's in another working set.
- What is the policy for when views should be cloned? One use has expressed interest in Task List cloning. bug 151432
- Which view state is considered transient and not worth restoring when switching tasks? Currently Go Into is in this category.
- Is removing all viewer filters and forcing linking the right approach for Focused mode? Currently we do this for all but bridge-specific filters specified via extension point, e.g. the Package Declarations filter.
- Is there a more obvious icon/metaphor for the Focus action?
- Should split editor state be restored? The workbench does not restore it on startup.
- Should we allow a scrollable box within a scrollable pane? This complicates interaction but can increase information density, e.g. for the Bugzilla Description section which can blow up the editor.
- How should we support expansions of an editable area? Can be manual or dynamic. bug 203670
Content providers and filtering
- The Task List currently has a content provider that supports guaranteed visibility (e.g. the query containing an overdue task will always show). The task contenxt model captures guaranteed visibilty for landmarks by maintaining a map. Platform's FilteredTree has a different, and somewhat expensive, mechanism of computing guaranteed visibility for matches and the viewer/filter level. Can we improve on this disparity?bug 200411
- If a search result has only one match should it open in an editor instead of showing and focusing the Search view? This is the current beahvior for entering a task key/id on the Task Search page.
- What's the best mechanism for showing progress in a form-based editor? Mylyn current uses the editor tab's icon and does not use the standard for progress indicator. bug 175592
- Should all non-content actions on form editors be in the header? If not, should content vs. workflow/lifecycle buttons be differentiated? bug 198166
- Is the UI Legend a good idea? Should it be view specific or more generic?
- What's the best approach for documenting complex steps in a dialog? (i.e. the Task Repository Properties dialog) bug 195059
- Should we include FilteredTree filtering in the Search view? Should Platform include it for all searches? bug 200411


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I am here ....I like the site....hope this works...
I am here ....I like the site....hope this works...
Adorable photo!!! I'll need Bonnie's help for my photo.......and no way I can get all dogs into one little photo........
Pat B
Atlanta, GA
I love your signature - House mother
I'll have to figure mine out this weekend
Aren't avatars and sigs fun? I think they make such a difference to a board. Much easier to see who has posted and gives people more of an individual identity...
Cavaliers: Tansy : Mindy Connie Roxy Neasa Gus
In memory: My beautiful Jaspar Lucy Leo Lily Libby
*sniff* if only mine would work!
Rory's mom - thanks for offering to help with my photo! I'll take you up on that offer......but first I've gotta get my neighbor's digital camera and take some shots. (Plan to purchase one at the end of the month.) The tricky part is -- what combination of the 8 dogs can I fit into a teeny photo?
I can't decide on final signature line -- could also be "Old lady with old dogs," "most anal person on the board" "most long-winded person on the board".......
Pat B
Atlanta, GA


text: There was a time when people traded skills rather than money. List the skills you have that you'd be willing to trade and the skills you need to accomplish some task you need done. Also list items (can be Jeep or non Jeep) here that you would be willing to trade for skills (example; Trade a Jeep transfer case for someone to do yard work)


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Hello ladies,
I will try my best to briefly explain how we got this situation.
When DS 3.5 month old, we had our first nursing strike. He was extremely distracted, so I couldn't even nurse him in dark room. He was so wiggly to see our even in dark. I had tried everything for one week, and started nursing him when he was almost asleep. Most of the time, i was able to latched him on as soon as he woke up , since he was still sleepy. Although there wasn't much success, I kept also offering him in his awake time.
Over the time, I couldn't have a chance to nurse right after waking bit it was still ok, since he was napping regularly and often. Moreover, I nurse him to sleep since day one.
But now, he naps twice a day with 3 hours active time. So he doesn't nurse sometimes 5 ~5.5 hours. He nurses only 15-18 mins combined. I also still try to nurse when he is awake and get pretty bad bites most of the time. I get 5-6 wet diapers, and poops every day. Some nights are nightmare, he wakes up every 2-3 hours and after 4.30 every hour. Some nights only 2 wakes. He has solids three times a day.
I know unfortunately he has associated nursing with sleep, but in 5 hours, how comes he doesn't get hungry.
I am worried not only he gets enough nutrition but also he will wean early. What is going to happen when he drops another nap? I want to nurse him at least one year although my preference is about 2-2.5 years.
Please help me, I can't think of anything. I don't know what I should do.
Thanks for reading.


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EPA Issues Air Permit to Shell for Drilling Exploration in Alaska's Chuckchi Sea
Release Date: 04/1/2010
Contact Information: Janis Hastings, EPA/Seattle, 206-553-1582, firstname.lastname@example.com Mark MacIntyre, EPA/Seattle 206-553-7302, email@example.com
(Seattle – April 1, 2010) Shell Gulf of Mexico, Inc. (Shell) has received a "Prevention of Significant Deterioration"(PSD) air quality permit from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. This permit will regulate air emissions from Shell's Frontier Discoverer drillship and its support vessels during exploratory oil and gas drilling on the outer continental shelf (OCS) above the Arctic Circle in Alaska's Chukchi Sea. The permit covers drilling-related air emissions from July to December each year.
According to Rick Albright, Director of EPA's Air, Waste & Toxics office in Seattle, the final permit is not only strict and enforceable, but stronger than the originally proposed permit.
"This is a better, stronger permit, thanks to our work with the local community," said Albright. "Because North Slope Borough communities raised important social and public health concerns, this permit has undergone especially rigorous scrutiny. As a result, we now have a permit with tighter emission limits and more stringent reporting requirements. For example, since the permit was proposed in August, we've reduced the allowable limits for sulfur dioxide by 98 percent and fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) by nearly 75 percent."
Air emissions from the Frontier Discoverer's support fleet of two icebreaker ships and a supply ship will be limited by the permit. Also covered are emissions from the Frontier Discoverer's oil spill response ship and three response work boats. All the engines, generators and an incinerator on the Frontier Discoverer, are covered by the permit.
Because the drillship operations are considered a "major" source under EPA regulations, the permit must ensure that the operations meet the requirements of the Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) program in addition to the requirements of the OCS regulations.
EPA first proposed the permit for public comment on August 20, 2009 and, after reviewing the public comments, proposed a new modified permit on January 8, 2010.
EPA conducted informational meetings and public hearings in September, 2009 in Barrow and Anchorage and again in Barrow in February, 2010.
After considering the public's comments on the permit proposed in January, important changes were made, including the following:
- EPA determined that "Best Available Control Technology" (BACT) should require replacement of the Frontier Discoverer Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU) engines with newer, less polluting "Tier 3" engines. This was not part of the earlier proposal.
- EPA is now requiring that all first-time testing of engines or other emission units be conducted before the start of the first drilling season. In the previous proposal, the testing was spread out over the first three drilling seasons.
- EPA has strengthened emission reporting requirements and is requiring better monitoring of deviations from normal permit conditions, which will assure better permit compliance.
- EPA concluded that the Frontier Discoverer is an OCS source when it attaches to the sea floor in such a way as to begin drilling, rather than just when the first anchor is secured to the sea floor.
For an electronic copy of the Shell Permit, go to: https://yosemite.epa.gov/R10/airpage.nsf/Permits/chukchiap
Search this collection of releases | or search all news releases
View selected historical press releases from 1970 to 1998 in the EPA History website.


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Hi Jack.
(1) is much more acceptable. 'Fireworks' is a display, and although the singular exists, it is seldom used. A noun used as an adjective is normally put into the singular, but here, because of the singular idea of the display, the uncommonness of this particular singular, and the fact that the sound is emitted from the display and not a single firework, the plural is more appropriate.
(2) Grammatically correct but not idiomatic. The subject is 'those', the verb is 'are'.
(3) Correct. 'Some ' is not a plural pronoun, it is a determiner for the singular 'skill'.
(4) Correct and not odd at all. The subject is 'you', and the verb is 'need'.
(5) and (6) have the same meaning: use the phrase 'it is' for declarative sentences like 'it is cold in here'. In contrast, perhaps, to 'is it', which is used in questions: 'is it cold in here?'
(7) is correct; (8) is not. One spark cannot leave a trail, which is a series (of burning particles, in this instance).


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There was a moment, sitting in the Oval Office with then-President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney when she asked herself: Am I really here?
It was 2007, and Nancy Pellegrini had spent many late nights preparing for the intelligence briefing, one of her duties as a senior Iraq military analyst for the CIA.
The president was gracious; Pellegrini conquered her nerves. And she did it all again during other briefings for the president and policymakers, highlights of her career as a CIA military analyst.
But then came a new season after raising children, after achieving her goals at the CIA, when Pellegrini wondered what was next. Life was long, or so she hoped, with many springs and summers and interests along the way.
One day, her husband asked: "If you could do anything else, what would you do?"
"I'd become a Unitarian Universalist minister," she recalls responding.
"Then, why don't you do it?"
So she did.
Pellegrini grew up with socially minded parents who instilled the importance of serving the world.
"They modeled social activism and putting faith into action," she recalls.
Pellegrini wanted to be a poet. Or a writer.
But at Dartmouth College, she took an international relations class and read "An Inquiry into the Human Prospect" by Robert L. Heilbroner, which opens with the professor's question: Is there hope for man?
The book delved into such issues as planet-destroying weapons and the global toll of human population growth.
It forced her to question her goals, her future, all of humanity's future. Could she play a role in avoiding such fates?
She headed to the London School of Economics in England to earn a master's in international relations, then back to the U.S. to earn a master's in law and diplomacy.
In 1979, she landed a summer graduate fellowship at the CIA. She still recalls being a 25-year-old stepping inside CIA headquarters in Washington, D.C., and walking over the giant seal on the lobby floor and seeing rows of stars on one wall that represent agents killed serving the country.
Her first duties involved analyzing and verifying European arms control issues.
"I was very impressed by the dedication there and the fact that there were many political persuasions," she says about her new colleagues.
The following year, she was hired as a staff Soviet military analyst focusing on intermediate-range nuclear weapons and supported arms control talks.
Although one of the few female military analysts, and often the only woman in briefings, she felt supported by the men around her.
"In some ways, it was an old boys' network," says Pellegrini, whose name then was Nancy Bird. "But I was given every opportunity."
Soon, however, she faced a dilemma shared by women of all careers: She became pregnant.
Should she continue working and career building? Or, put that season of life on pause and stay home?
The choice became easy when her child was born.
"I couldn't leave that baby," she recalls. "And I wanted to teach her the values my parents taught me."
She stayed home with her two children for nine years, a time also devoted to volunteer work.
She served as president of an ecumenical group of 25 churches. She helped her church find a new pastor. She coordinated a food pantry and helped resettle a homeless family.
It was a season of giving.
In 1993, she returned to the CIA, working part time for the first few years to balance work and family.
By then, nuclear proliferation concerns reached beyond the Soviets. And after Sept. 11, 2001, monitoring for nuclear theft took a top seat alongside analyzing proliferation.
In 2003, she was promoted to senior Iraq military analyst responsible for writing intelligence assessments, monitoring insurgency and ethno-sectarian issues. She briefed President Bush and other policy makers during the Iraq war.
In coming years, she was inducted into the senior analytic service, received numerous performance awards and became an intelligence fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
She loved the work.
But then, as she entered her 50s, came her husband's question: If you could do anything you want ...
During a visit to her home church, a female minister stepped to the pulpit. Pellegrini saw herself up there.
"This is what I am supposed to," she realized. "It was this very gut type of feeling, of a calling."
She was in her late 40s and still had plenty of time for a whole new career.
"Life is long," Pellegrini says. "You don't have to do everything at once."
In her 50s, with her children grown, she pursued her third master's degree, this one in divinity. It was tough to say good-bye to her CIA colleagues. "But I had a dream of doing something else."
She grew up Methodist and long was attracted to churches that emphasize asking questions about religious dogma.
"I wanted to be involved in a denomination that promoted that," she recalls.
She went to divinity school and was ordained into the Unitarian Universalist Association, defined by a "free and responsible search for truth and meaning."
In the Rev. Nancy Pellegrini's new office is a picture with Psalm 121, "I will lift up my eyes to the hills. Where does my help come from?"
The Scripture fits the questions, the conversations she has now as the new chaplain at MUSC's Hollings Cancer Center.
At 58, in this empty nest season of life, she left Washington, D.C., to move to Charleston in April with her husband, Dr. Vincent Pellegrini, MUSC's orthopedic surgery chairman.
Along with serving as a chaplain, she assists at the Unitarian Church of Charleston, preaching occasionally and receiving counsel herself from Pastor Danny Reed.
"You expect this Tom Clancy character or something when you hear about her background," Reed jokes. "But there is this gentleness and an unassuming quality to her."
He recalls when, shortly after Pellegrini arrived in town, she conducted a service in his absence that included a child's dedication.
"Her mother's heart was very evident that day," Reed says. "It touched a lot of folks and really moved them."
Her new ministerial roles take helping others from the analytical work of studying intelligence to being part of life's most personal moments.
She enjoys walking Hollings' hallways, introducing herself, asking patients and staff what they need, offering prayer or simply a listening ear. Although she is Hollings' chaplain, she isn't there to promote religion.
Many patients don't have a strong faith, she says. They simply need someone to talk to, or a way to process terrible news, or a chance to vent during the toughest days of treatments.
"She meets them where they are with acceptance and love," says Diane Aghapour, Hollings' patient support services coordinator. "Sometimes it starts with just a chat about the weather but often turns into a deeper conversation that brings the patient to a more peaceful and less fearful state of mind."
Pellegrini also can extend empathy to families and patients. Her own father died of stomach cancer in 1992.
She, too, has asked: "Why is this happening to me?" and "If God is good, why do bad things happen?"
Yet, she tries to guide patients down paths to their own answers, not hers.
And in return? Patients make her pause, make her remember to be thankful for waking up each morning to live this new season of life.
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WHO coalition examines technologies to prevent fake drugs
More than twenty technology companies are responding to a call to support the fight against counterfeit medicines spearheaded by the International Medical Products Anti-Counterfeiting Taskforce (IMPACT) set up by the World Health Organization (WHO) and partners. They will join the IMPACT Working Group on Technology for a one-day meeting in Prague to assess technologies which could improve the global prevention, tracking and detection of counterfeit medicines.
"Technologies can speed up health results in all sorts of ways," said Dr Howard Zucker, Assistant Director-General for Health Technology and Pharmaceuticals at WHO and Chair of IMPACT. "In the case of anti-counterfeiting, the challenges we face are finding technologies that cannot themselves be counterfeited and transferring them to resource poor settings at an affordable cost. While technology alone cannot solve the problem, some of these solutions could greatly enhance the ability to detect and deter the distribution of counterfeit medicines."
"Technology can help to contain counterfeiting, but it is not a magic bullet that will stop this problem on its own," said Dr. Harvey Bale, Director General of the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations and Chair of the IMPACT Technology Working Group. "In looking at these technologies, we will need to assess carefully their applicability in developing countries and their potential synergy with other approaches to stop this criminal activity which can and does result in the deaths of patients."
Counterfeit medicines are on the rise in most countries but are particularly widespread and dangerous in developing regions. IMPACT's most recent figures estimate counterfeits at around 1% of sales in developed countries to more than 10% in developing countries. However, in parts of Africa, Asia and Latin America, more that 30% of the medicines on sale can be counterfeit, while in some former Soviet republics, counterfeits make up more than 20% of the market.
Different technological approaches, ranging from the simple to the more complex, are available or in development. Overt verification tools, including holograms or colour-shift inks, are cheap but relatively easily copied. Covert tools, such as invisible printing and digital watermarks, are more expensive and require special devices to check.
Forensic technology, essentially chemical or biological tags built into medicines packaging, are even more secure against copying but significantly more costly and provide no visible reassurance to customers. Serialization or track/trace systems, using technologies such as bar codes and radio frequency identification (RFID), help provide authentication by allowing a medicine to be tracked through the supply chain. These require an expensive technical infrastructure and are not completely immune to "hacking".
However, these technologies cannot by themselves stop counterfeiting. Computer and technological illiteracy, lack of infrastructure and cost may limit the ability of technology to deliver solutions, especially in the poorer parts of the world where the threat posed by counterfeiting is greatest.
"Technology needs to be combined with other measures including tough legislation and regulations against counterfeiting, rigorous enforcement, stiffer penalties, and diligent surveillance on the part of the authorities and healthcare providers," said Dr Valerio Reggi, coordinator of the IMPACT secretariat at WHO. "IMPACT recognizes this and has complementary working groups looking at how each of these areas can be strengthened and made to work together in harmony."
In assessing existing and emerging technologies, the Prague meeting will examine a) cost; b) scalability; c) specific country needs and situations; d) feasibility; and e) regulatory implications. The meeting will also look at mechanisms to facilitate exchange of information on technologies and their implementation; disseminate information and recommendations on the merits and limitations of technologies; and demonstrate the benefit of chosen technological approaches to the end user - the patient.


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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 18th Apr 2013 11:21 UTC
Nokia has posted its quarterly results for the first quarter of 2013, and just like the quarters that came before, there's not a whole lot of good news in there. The rise in Lumia sales still can't even dream of making up for the sales drop in Symbian phones, and when broken down in versions, the sales figures for Windows Phone 8 Lumias in particular are very disappointing. In North America, Nokia is getting slaughtered.
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They have really advanced pressure sensitivity, palm rejection, and handwriting recognition. Microsoft has been working on this longer than most, since it was the primary interaction paradigm for their early tablet efforts.
It depends which tablet though, the Surface Pro comes with a pressure sensitive pen and the screen has an addition digitizer for pen input.


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The day my old Powershot died, I was at the start of a boisterous visit with friends to the new Slappy Cakes on SE Belmont.
Emily watches the dramatic first squeezes…
Where you can make your own pancakes at your own table on a hot grill.
Where their vegan batter is multigrain and remarkably light.
Where the lights are bright, service is prompt and novelty abounds.
Where I felt like I was in Seattle, style wise.
Where the chocolate chips were not vegan.
Where I'd go again, but my impatience and previous squeeze bottle batter experience would give way to ordering my own pancakes and passing on novelty, but cheering my friends with their cute and crude pancake shapes.
Where I was a tourist in my own city, and left with a smile on my face.
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Side of potatoes
My attempt at a cat
I think Liz was making a TV here…
The adorable addition of bananas = yes, please.
That's all for now..no finished pancakes because again, my camera busted and my tears mixed in with the maple syrup on my plate (and then the strawberry balsamic…and then the blueberry).
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Fund for the Improvement of Education
(Title V, Part D, Subpart 1)
The Fund for the Improvement of Education (FIE) supports activities to promote systemic education reform at the State and local levels, recognition programs, scientifically based studies and evaluations of education reform strategies, activities to support Scholar-Athlete Games, programs to promote voter participation in American elections, demonstrations of the effectiveness of school district or school contracts with private management organizations to reform schools, and other programs that meet the purposes of the Act.
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Uses of funds - Updates the list of activities that are specifically authorized. Retains recognition programs, such as Blue Ribbon Schools, but also includes recognition programs for States, local educational agencies, and schools that have made the greatest progress in improving academic achievement for disadvantaged students and in closing the academic gap on academic assessments administered by the State under section 1111.
Applications - Specifies that applicants must establish clear objectives, based on scientifically based research, for their proposed programs and describe how they will meet those objectives.
Evaluations - Adds specific evaluation requirements for each award recipient and requires the Secretary to disseminate the evaluations.
Matching Funds - Permits the Secretary to require matching funds.
Required Studies - Requires the Secretary to conduct studies on unhealthy school buildings, the effects of exposure to violent entertainment, and sexual abuse in schools. The studies must be completed not later than 18 months after enactment of the Act.
Program Effectiveness - Requires the Secretary to ensure that programs are designed so that their effectiveness is readily ascertainable and is assessed using rigorous, scientifically based research and evaluations. Requires each recipient to base its program objectives on scientifically based research and to evaluate the effectiveness of its program in achieving those objectives.
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Funny how some names keep coming up when you watch state government.
Funny how some names keep coming up when you watch state government.
Back in 2005, I wrote a story about how then-Gov. ROD BLAGOJEVICH, while pledging to bring "a new way of doing business" to the state, had hired several Democratic county chairmen.
One of them was MICHAEL WOODS SR. of Tuscola, who already was and remains head of the Douglas County Democrats. A former safety director at a coal company, he had been brought on to oversee mine safety and training for the Department of Natural Resources.
His son, MICHAEL WOODS JR. — who was just 23 at the time — had a master's in public administration and was then a $35,000-a-year administrative assistant in the governor's office. He had started with the state in 2001, when Republican GEORGE RYAN was governor.
Fast forward to 2014. Michael Woods Sr., 60, left his $103,068-a-year state job at DNR several weeks ago. He drew a spotlight because a coal company had donated $14,000 to his county organization while he was still overseeing coal safety. The Douglas County Democratic Party had subsequently given $5,000 to Gov. PAT QUINN's campaign, and, when news of all this broke, Quinn purged his fund of that money and more, Lee Enterprises newspapers reported. Quinn gave to causes including the Illinois Military Family Relief Fund.
Just last week, Michael Woods Jr., now 32, resigned from his $90,900 job as deputy director of finance and administration at the Illinois Department of Transportation. He started with IDOT on Jan. 16, 2009, shortly before Quinn became governor, and for a time headed the personnel office there. Quinn, in his run for re-election, has faced questions about past hiring practices at the agency. And IDOT Secretary ANN SCHNEIDER of Petersburg also recently submitted her resignation.
Quinn late last week ordered a moratorium on political hiring at IDOT, the Associated Press reported.
Reboot funder
The gubernatorial campaign of Republican BRUCE RAUNER last week issued a list of people so far in the "Women for Rauner Coalition," which is the kind of thing seen often in campaigns.
One interesting name on that list is ANNE DIAS GRIFFIN. The news release from the campaign says she is founder and managing partner of Aragon Global Management. It also says she is a trustee of the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Lurie Children's Memorial Hospital and the Museum of Modern Art.
It doesn't mention that she is founding investor of Reboot Illinois, a Chicago-based website that includes coverage of state issues and campaigns.
She also happens to be married to KEN GRIFFIN, the Chicago billionaire who has given Rauner more than $3.5 million in campaign help.
I reached out to Reboot editor MATT DIETRICH, my former colleague at The State Journal-Register, about the Reboot connection.
"Reboot Illinois has always been and remains nonpartisan and editorially independent," he said. "Editorial decisions are made exclusively by me and Chief Operating Officer MADELEINE DOUBEK. Anne Dias Griffin's political activities have no bearing on Reboot Illinois, its editorial direction or content. We have criticized and analyzed both Bruce Rauner and Pat Quinn's positions on the state's challenges and will continue to do so."
Also listed, by the way, among members of the "growing coalition" is ROSEMARIE LONG, who chairs the Sangamon County Republicans. The news release wrongly spelled her name "Rosemary," but far be it from me to nitpick …
Tumulty backs Jobe
Springfield City Clerk CECILIA TUMULTY is backing Ward 6 Ald. CORY JOBE for whatever he plans to run for in the spring — mayor or a second term on the city council.
Jobe is a Republican and Tumulty is a Democrat, but neither is known as a party hard-liner, and city offices are officially nonpartisan.
"Cory and I have become good friends over the past three years," Tumulty said. "I appreciate Cory's enthusiasm for what he's doing. I think he really enjoys it, and I think he tries very hard to do the very best for the citizens of Springfield."
One of the issues on which they agree is the need for an independent city inspector general.
Jobe has pushed for the position, and the city council voted 8-2 last month to spend up to $79,000 to contract with Chicago-based Hillard Heintze LLC to provide recommendations on how the city could put an inspector general in place.
"We have 1,600 city employees who perhaps don't feel comfortable going to their supervisor or their director to bring attention to something that is perhaps a mess," Tumulty said. That's why, she said, they have to have someone to go to who isn't close to any mayor.
"No disrespect to Mayor (MIKE) HOUSTON, but every administration appoints the directors," Tumulty said.
"You have to take that ingredient out of this mix," she said of the relationship between directors and the mayor.
She said an inspector could report to another elected officials — such as the clerk or treasurer, or "perhaps a committee."
Tumulty served a term as Ward 5 alderman before being elected to the maximum three four-year terms as city clerk. DAVID WESSELMAN, her husband, retired from the Springfield Police Department as a sergeant. Tumulty is backing her deputy clerk, RIANNE HAWKINS, to be the next clerk.
Asked if she could end up working in a Jobe administration, Tumulty, 49, said, "Anything is possible, but my husband and I have talked for a number of years about retirement plans, and that's the discussion that takes place first over anything."
She did say there was a "meet and greet" for Jobe at her home last week. She thinks if Jobe runs for mayor, he would bring the "fresh set of eyes" the city needs.
Jobe made news last week by asking that the city quickly shut down the Bel-Aire Motel, but Houston countered that it's not so easy and it's "dangerous" to talk about such rapid action in this case. Tumulty said she agrees with Jobe that something should be done soon, as she understands his frustration in this case.
I learned of Tumulty's backing of Jobe because I saw an invitation to a $25-per-person "Women for Jobe" fundraiser planned for July 16 at Julia's Kitchen and Lounge, 107 W. Cook St.
More than 75 names are listed as hosts, and they include Jobe's boss at the state, Comptroller JUDY BAAR TOPINKA, and three state representatives, two of whom joined Jobe in the 2013 class of Edgar Fellows, a bipartisan leadership training program spearheaded by former Gov. JIM EDGAR. They are Reps. ANN WILLIAMS, D-Chicago, and BARBARA WHEELER, R-Crystal Lake. Also on the list is Rep. NORINE HAMMOND, R-Macomb.
Jobe says he'll announce his next campaign after the Illinois State Fair. He also said he raised more than $27,700 in the quarter ending June 30 and will report having $108,000 in the bank at the end of that period.
Jobe did say men could come to his fundraiser, and whatever is raised there will add to his total.
"I'm a politician," he said. "We'll take everybody."
Sangamon County Auditor PAUL PALAZZOLO has announced for mayor. City Treasurer JIM LANGFELDER has said he is running and would have a formal announcement later. And Houston has yet to say if he will run for another term.
Contact political columnist Bernard Schoenburg: 788-1540, firstname.lastname@example.com, twitter.com/bschoenburg.


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|Jersey Royal potatoes, lightly boiled, paper-thin skins on, then sautéd in butter.
|Jersey Royals for sale at the roadside
|Farmer Didier holding the first Jersey Royal potatoes in his hands
I was invited to find out about the champagne of the potato world, Jersey royals, grown by around 20 farmers on Jersey nowadays, down from several hundred farmers a few years ago.
|Cabbage loaves, a traditional Jersey bread, baked with a cabbage leaf on top and underneath to prevent burning.
The farmer worries constantly about the weather. Didier even gets up in the night, if there is a chill, to wrap his Jersey Royals in fleece. Christina, despite receiving a tractor for her 25th wedding anniversary as a present, often feels neglected in the marital bed. She didn't want to marry a farmer, but having met Didier on a night out, it was clear he was the one. But her children, she hopes, will do a better paid job, in the 'professions', with shorter hours. Out of the 98,000 population, only half of that is Jersey born and bred. The younger Jersey 'beans' prefer to go to university in the UK, study law and finance amongst other subjects, only returning in their 30s when they decide to have families and settle down. Farming work is done by immigrants. In Jersey they control immigration by granting 'qualifications' giving the right to buy or rent housing, after a certain period of living there. (Hence the nickname 'qualies' for those who possess qualifications to buy a house on the island).
Jersey Royals, in ideal conditions, start at the end of March and last till the end of June. We are now moving from the indoor season to the short outdoor season. It's an important crop for Jersey: fifty percent of Jersey's export market is comprised of the royals. They command a premium price, but the UK is pretty much the only market, although the French market is being worked upon. (I remarked that the skins might be a stumbling block to gaining popularity in France; I once cooked new potatoes, leaving on the skins, for Parisian friends who were horrified by this practice).
|Simply cooked à la vapeur, skins removed this time.
|A 'seed' potato for Jersey Royals, with the dark shoot (not white as is usual with chits, because these potato seeds are warmed up, not kept in the cool as is the case with normal potatoes, in order that they grow quickly once planted).
|I love the retro seaside colours on these Jersey cream fudge boxes.
|The Jersey pottery makes bowls adorned with their famous spuds.
|Jersey uses the British pound, and still has pound notes. You can see the French influence in the words 'Une livre' (a pound), however.
|En route to the Jersey Royal cotils, we saw a dolmen where some shrines had been placed. Jersey has a strong Pagan influence.
I will be doing a supper club on the 12th of May in which I'll cook Jersey Royals and explore other delicacies of this island; the seafood, the dairy, the black butter with notes of liquorice and apple and other goodies. Book here: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/157480
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As Mariah Carey and the Roots proved on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" on Tuesday night, very occasionally an original Christmas song can deliver as much cheer as one of the old standbys.
But most of the time? Not so much.
Take, for example, "I Think You Might Like It," the sole original from John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John's new album, "This Christmas."
It's a lightly country-flavored ditty about returning to one's hometown for the holidays, harmless in theory but charmless in practice,...


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I'm Hooked! New MAD MAX: FURY ROAD Trailer Brings Whole New Level Of Fantastic
You see, I've seen many post-apocalyptic movies and many explosion for the sake of explosion movies. I want to see something I haven't seen before. Up until now MM:FR hadn't shown me anything that excited me to any great extent.
But this trailer... Wow. I think they may actually have a half decent storyline and stunts/action that are necessary to move the plot along. It's not just another yawner! At least I hope it's not.
Here's the movie's storyline:
From director George Miller, originator of the post-apocalyptic genre and mastermind behind the legendary "Mad Max" franchise, comes "Mad Max: Fury Road," a return to the world of the Road Warrior, Max Rockatansky.
Haunted by his turbulent past, Mad Max believes the best way to survive is to wander alone. Nevertheless, he becomes swept up with a group fleeing across the Wasteland in a War Rig driven by an elite Imperator, Furiosa. They are escaping a Citadel tyrannized by the Immortan Joe, from whom something irreplaceable has been taken. Enraged, the Warlord marshals all his gangs and pursues the rebels ruthlessly in the high-octane Road War that follows.
Tom Hardy ("The Dark Knight Rises") stars in the title role in "Mad Max: Fury Road"—the fourth in the franchise's history. Oscar winner Charlize Theron ("Monster," "Prometheus") stars as the Imperator, Furiosa. The film also stars Nicholas Hoult ("X-Men: Days of Future Past") as Nux; Hugh Keays-Byrne ("Mad Max," "Sleeping Beauty") as Immortan Joe; and Nathan Jones ("Conan the Barbarian") as Rictus Erectus. Collectively known as The Wives, Zoë Kravitz ("Divergent") plays Toast, Riley Keough ("Magic Mike") is Capable, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley ("Transformers: Dark of the Moon") is Splendid, and supermodel Abbey Lee is The Dag, and Courtney Eaton is Fragile. Also featured in the movie are Josh Helman as Slit, Jennifer Hagan as Miss Giddy, and singer/songwriter/performer iOTA as Coma-Doof Warrior.
So have a look at the latest and definitely greatest trailer for MAD MAX: FURY ROAD. It's coming in 3D and it looks MEAN. MM:FR opens on May 15.