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Children's asthma can be controlled by avoiding asthma triggers and taking daily medications that are safe and effective for long-term use.
Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the airways that affects millions of children nationwide. Yet with proper management and avoidance of the triggers that cause flare-ups, it doesn't have to rule your child's life.
Julian Allen, MD: The good news is that asthma is easy to control and you have the ability to take charge, take control of asthma, and by doing so, your child will be able to do everything that a normal child can do.
Tyra Bryant-Stephens, MD: There are two ways to control asthma. One is to control the environment, that is, the asthma triggers for the child with asthma. And the other is to stay on a daily medicine regiment. Asthma triggers are things that make asthma flares occur.
Nicholas Pawlowski, MD: The three basic groups of asthma triggers include cold viruses, allergy triggers that can be inside or outside the house, and irritants like cigarette smoke.
Tyra Bryant-Stephens, MD: So, if a child has dust as one of the things that triggers their asthma or tobacco smoke, the way we control it is keeping them from that environment.
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Tyra Bryant-Stephens, MD: The controller medicines are steroids. When parents hear that their children will be on steroids every day, they're concerned about several things.
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It's really hard to get excited about the midstream business. Sure, the distributions are nice but pipelines, processing and storage?
While we all want to invest in the promise for high octane returns from the next technological wonder, simple investments are proven to win. Over the past decade and a half this company has produced a total return of 1,618% while the S&P is up just 46%. How's that for exciting? They're not done yet -- they have several pipelines in the, well, pipeline to keep on growing.
With 50,600 miles of natural gas, NGL, crude oil, refined products and petrochemical pipelines, Enterprise Product Partners (NYSE: EPD) is a behemoth in the midstream industry. For a little perspective, if you laid their entire pipeline network end to end they'd have enough pipes to go around the world ... twice! They also own 190 MMBlbs of NGL, refined products and crude oil storage to go with 14 Bcf of natural gas storage capacity. Again, for some context, 1,000 cubic feet or 1 Mcf is enough to satisfy the natural gas needs for an average home for four days. One Bcf would satisfy the needs of 10,000 homes for one year, giving Enterprise the storage capacity to fuel a small city for a full year. While those stats should at least interest you, the following projects should excite investors.
Previously, I wrote about the fact that ethane is a stranded commodity in the Marcellus and Utica Shale plays. Enterprise is one of the companies working to rescue the commodity by transporting it to the Gulf Coast petrochemical industry. Their 1,230-mile Appalachia to Texas (ATEX) Express pipeline will have an initial capacity of up to 190 MBPD. It will include 369 miles of new pipe from Pennsylvania to Indiana, reverse an existing pipe from Indiana to Texas, and will end with an additional 55 miles of either newly built or leased pipe giving the ethane direct or indirect access to every ethylene plant in the U.S. They've already secured 15 year take-or-pay contracts and options with producers giving them excellent future revenue visibility for a project that will go into service in early 2014.
In another project to relieve an oversupplied commodity, Enterprise and 50/50 JV partner Enbridge (NYSE: ENB) agreed earlier this year to reverse the flow direction of the Seaway Crude Oil Pipeline. Enterprise had wanted to reverse this pipeline for a while but former JV partner ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) was opposed to the idea. After Conoco sold their interest to Enbridge it opened up the opportunity for this project to get the green light.
This project is designed to relieve the bottleneck in Cushing, Oklahoma by providing Gulf Coast access to Mid-Continent, Bakken and Canadian shippers. In phase one, the pipeline was reversed to move up to 150 MBPD and they will make modifications that will increase the capacity to 400 MBPD by next year. The second phase of the project would build a parallel pipeline that would expand the capacity by another 450 MBPD. They've secured shipper commitments of up to 20 years on the project again giving them excellent future revenue visibility.
While both the ATEX and Seaway projects are exceptional assets that will generate decades of returns for shareholders, their Texas expansion projects will continue to provide a bulk of the future growth. They have several smaller bolt-on projects in the Eagle Ford Shale, but their Texas Express (TEP) and Front Range NGL Pipelines to the west of the play excite me the most. The Texas Express is a JV between Enterprise (35%), Enbridge (35%), Anadarko (NYSE: APC) (20%) and DCP Midstream Partners (NYSE: DPM) (10%). The pipeline will be constructed and operated by Enterprise and it will consist of a 580-mile pipeline with initial capacity of 250 MBPD and expandable up to 400 MBPD. The project will go into service by this time next year. It will provide much needed takeaway capacity from producers in West Texas, the Rockies, and the mid-continent allowing them to maximize the value of their NGLs. Front Range is another JV with Enterprise, Anadarko and DCP Midstream all owning a third. Like the TEP, Enterprise will construct and operate this 435-mile pipeline, which will have initial capacity of 150 MBPD, expandable to 230 MBPD. These two pipelines will interconnect and Front Range will help with transportation constraints in the DJ basin.
Why should these projects excite investors? It's all about the liquids these days and each of these projects ensures an easier flow of liquids from production basins to customers along the Gulf Coast. Given the low prices of natural gas, liquids production is driving the cap ex budgets of most producers and Enterprise is making sure they will be providing the infrastructure to get these commodities to market faster and cheaper.
As the liquids begin to flow through these new pipes, unit holders will see a direct benefit. Unlike a lot of MLP's Enterprise is very investor-friendly as they no longer have a General Partner taking incentive distributions, allowing all the cash flowing through the company to either be reinvested into new high return projects or distributed to unit holders. With over $8 billion worth of projects currently under construction that's a lot in future distributions for investors to be excited about.
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Ben Greene, 9, was at recess when a classmate asked him to play. "I would, but you smell really bad," he replied. The girl walked away hurt. Ben, who has Asperger's syndrome, had no idea why his remark bothered the little girl ("It's a fact," he said with a shrug). The next day, at the insistence of his aide, he apologized to her. "I'm sorry I made a personal remark, but you really do smell bad," he said.
Anyone with a child on the autism spectrum probably recognizes that scenario and, in part, it's just such situations that led Massachusetts to pass a law requiring that IEP teams consider and address the social skills needs of children on the spectrum. Advocates hailed the law, which recognizes that social skills are a critical part of a child's education and development.
Despite the fanfare around the law's passage, in some ways it raises more questions than it answers: What exactly are social skills? Who needs them? And how do we teach them? Unfortunately the gaps in the law reflect a larger gap in our understanding of how we can help, measure, and develop social skills in kids who lack them.
Though by far the most common group targeted for social skills are children on the autism spectrum, many children with learning disabilities and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have social skills deficits, as do kids with intellectual disabilities. This fact makes developing a social skills curriculum or an IEP program all that more difficult.
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Just call in the experts? Easier said than done. According to Michelle Garcia Winner, an author and the leading expert in the field of social skills (what she calls "social thinking"), this is an emerging field with very few experts to answer the questions. At the same time, she says, social skills are one of the most important predictors of a child's success.
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1. Angels did not have free will. Thus impossible for an angel to betray and or rise up against god. What were the purpose of angels? Why would god need servants? What could god possibly needs that he would need a servant to fetch.
2. There are absolutely 0 fossils of humans found in the dinosaur age. If the Earth was meant for humans, humans were meant to please god and humans were meant to be the masters of the animals; then having dinosaurs around to roam the Earth before the existence of humans would have been completely pointless to god. I mean what, did god decide the dinosaurs were boring and destroy them to make room for humans?
3. Out of nothing god made everything right? What's the difference in something coming from nothing and god coming from nothing? I mean god can just exist and existences can't?
4. On the 7 day god rested. Why? Was he tired? He is god right an all powerful being that shares none of our physical needs.
5. And last on this small list but surely not least. If the bible is true I mean 100% true then there is absolutely no reason for faith and free will is out of the question.
Hasn't anyone told you that logic has nothing to do with religious belief?
Yes. You cannot reason people out of a position they did not reason themselves into.
True but they will surely try and give you every reason under the sun/son why you should buy their logic. I've heard a lot of people ask how to debate with a christian/creationist. These are just some examples of logic vs fiction. Too me religion is easy to debunk, there's really no discussion. Although I will humor they from time to time just too see if I can free them.
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The NFL ended Williams' indefinite suspension Thursday and approved the Titans' contract hiring Williams. Tennessee also announced in the same release that Williams had been hired as a senior assistant coach for its defense.
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There's actually a lengthy answer to that one. My father was in the military, so there was a great deal of moving in my childhood. Canada, Southern Florida, South Korea, Southern California, and finally Mississippi. I was in high school and college in Mississippi, so I guess that's where I 'grew up,' but I love that I was able to see so much of the world and learn to enjoy traveling at such a young age.
After studying business and design, I had the great pleasure of working with Ralph Lauren in the "Creative Services" department in San Francisco for 13 years. Then, to further stretch myself creatively, I decided to leave Polo in 2001 and to open my own design studio. Since then, I've had the great honor of working with amazing clients on homes across the U.S.
Grand opera? Wagner's "Taunnhauser". Small opera? Gounod's "Romeo and Juliet."
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London. I'm always so happy when I'm shopping in London. There is just such amazing style. And the British seem to have such a graceful combination of wonderful antiques and sharp modern pieces of furniture.
I've recently taken up running again - and spending most weekends trail running in the Marin Headlands. And the guilty pleasure of watching sci-fi series on BBC.
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Context A number of general medical journals and the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) request authors to disclose their contributions. Little is known about the effect of journal policies on authors' disclosure of their contributions.
Objective To determine the number of named authors who do not meet ICMJE criteria for authorship, according to their published contributions, in 3 medical journals with different contribution disclosure practices.
Design Observational study of authors' contributions in research articles published in 2002 in Annals of Internal Medicine (n = 72), BMJ (n = 107), and JAMA (n = 81). BMJ asks authors to describe research contributions in their own words; Annals asks authors to choose from a list of coded contributions; and JAMA uses a structured checklist with instructions on contributions that qualify for ICMJE authorship criteria. Honorary authorship was defined as the lack of contribution from the first ICMJE criterion (study conception and design, or acquisition of data, or analysis and interpretation of data) and/or second (drafting the article or critical revision for important intellectual content) ICMJE criterion.
Results According to authors' published contributions, the number of honorary authors was highest in Annals (121/562 authors, 21.5%), followed by BMJ (46/482, 9.5%), and JAMA (3/641, 0.5%) (χ22 = 146.67, P<.001). The number of articles with honorary authors was 60% in Annals, 21% in BMJ, and 4% in JAMA. Honorary authors had fewer published contributions than authors who met ICMJE criteria and were positioned more toward the end of the byline. Honorary authors either lacked contributions for both ICMJE criteria (10% in Annals and 22% in BMJ) or contributions to the second ICMJE criterion (75% in Annals, 67% in BMJ, and 2 out of 3 in JAMA).
Conclusions General medical journals differed in prevalence of honorary authors according to published research contributions of named authors. Different authorship/contributorship policies and procedures should be explored as a possible explanation for the differences in contributions disclosed by authors among these journals.
Although authorship of biomedical publications establishes credit and responsibility for reported research to readers, authors, and editors alike, it is burdened by misunderstandings and misuses.1- 3 In response to the 1997 proposal to acknowledge research contributions in journal articles1 as a way to limit irresponsible authorship, contribution disclosure has been introduced in some general medical journals. The most recent revision from the Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) encourages editors to develop and implement contributorship policies.4 The ICMJE defines authorship as (1) substantial contribution to the conception and design, or acquisition of data, or analysis and interpretation of data; (2) drafting the article or revising it critically for important intellectual content; and (3) final approval of the version to be published. Authors should meet conditions 1, 2, and 3. Studies across a variety of journals show that 20% to 50% of authors do not satisfy all 3 ICMJE criteria and may be honorary authors.2,5- 8
To assess whether 6 years of contribution disclosure practice has had an effect on the number of authors whose published contributions do not meet ICMJE criteria for authorship, we analyzed published statements of authors' contributions in 3 major general medical journals. We studied journals with 3 different contribution disclosure practices: BMJ, which asks authors to describe research contributions in their own words9; Annals of Internal Medicine, which asks authors to choose from a list of contributions and associated letter codes and mark these codes on an author's form10; and JAMA, which requires authors to complete a structured checklist that itemizes how many contributions qualify for ICMJE authorship criteria.11
We analyzed research articles published in 2002: "Articles" in Annals (n = 72), "Papers" in BMJ (n = 107), and "Original Contributions" (n = 81) in JAMA. As Annals is published every other week, only the first and third monthly issues of JAMA and BMJ were analyzed. Paper editions were analyzed, except when the author contribution information was available only on the Web (all Annals articles since April 16, 2002, and 67 [61%] BMJ articles). Articles without disclosed author contributions (6 "Drug Points" in BMJ and 3 case reports in JAMA) were excluded. Stated author's contributions were categorized and entered into a database jointly by 2 authors (T.B. and A.A.); the database was independently checked against the articles by a third author (A.M.).
Contributions were coded into 11 categories: (1) conception and design of the study, (2) analysis and interpretation of data, (3) collection or assembly of data, (4) statistical expertise, and (5) provision of study material or patients (categories 1-5 are eligible for authorship according to the first ICMJE criterion); (6) drafting of the article or part of the article and (7) critical revision of the article for important intellectual content (categories 6 and 7 are eligible for the second ICMJE criterion); (8) obtaining funding; (9) administrative, technical, or logistic support; (10) guarantor of the study; and (11) study supervision or coordination. As the information on the third ICMJE criterion (approval of the version of the manuscript to be published) was rarely stated, we assumed that all authors fulfilled this criterion.5Honorary author was thus defined as a person named in the article as an author whose published contributions did not meet both the first and second ICMJE criteria for authorship.
Based on the assumption that the number of articles with honorary authors would decrease by half from 19% reported in 1996,2 we estimated a sample size of 80 articles in each group with β = .20 and 2-tailed α = .05. Differences in proportions were tested with χ2 tests. The Kruskal-Wallis test and a subsequent Wilcoxon test were used to the compare number of contributions, number of authors, and their byline position. Bonferroni correction was used for multiple comparisons. All statistical tests and 95% confidence intervals were calculated using Medcalc statistical software (Medcalc, Mariakerke, Belgium).
As shown in Table 1, JAMA had the fewest (0.5%) honorary authors (ie, authors whose published contributions did not meet minimum criteria for authorship), compared with 9.5% in BMJ and 21.5% in Annals (χ22 = 146.67, P<.001), as well as the fewest articles with honorary authorship (χ22 = 64.54, P<.001). An honorary author was never the first author in the byline. In BMJ and Annals, 11 and 5 articles, respectively, had honorary authors as the last person in the byline. Compared with authors whose published contribution met authorship criteria, honorary authors were placed more toward the end of the byline (Annals, z score = 5.494, P<.001; BMJ, z score = 4.398, P<.001), and articles with honorary authors had longer bylines (Annals, z score = −3.932, P<.001; BMJ, z score = 2.798, P = .005). BMJ articles, either with or without honorary authors, had significantly fewer authors than Annals or JAMA (z score = 6.217 vs Annals, P<.001; z score = 6.743 vs JAMA, P<.001). The number of honorary authors per article did not differ among the journals (mode = 1 for all), but the number of contributions per honorary author was significantly fewer than that for authors whose published contributions met authorship criteria (Annals, z score = −13.627, P<.001; BMJ, z score = −9.090, P<.001). Most honorary authors did not have stated contributions to meet the second ICMJE criterion (ie, drafting or critically revising the manuscript) (Table 1).
We separately analyzed articles with a group as the author in the byline. BMJ had 2 such articles: 1 had 14 honorary authors out of 20 listed, all lacking contributions from the second ICMJE criterion. In JAMA, 2 out of 5 articles with group authorship were authored by the same study group members and had 8 honorary authors each, all lacking contributions from the second ICMJE criterion.
Although limited by its cross-sectional design and selection of journals, our study showed significant differences in the number of authors whose published contributions did not meet authorship criteria in research articles published in 3 general medical journals. In comparison with data from studies conducted before journals instituted author contribution disclosure policies,2,12- 13 the proportion of authors whose published contributions did not meet authorship criteria, ie, honorary authors, in this study did not change in Annals but decreased in BMJ, from 29% reported in 1998 to 10%, and decreased in JAMA, from 18% in 1996 to 0.5%.
The current differences among 3 journals in the number of authors whose published contributions did not meet ICMJE authorship criteria could be explained by many factors, including journal size, type of research published, and origin of authors, as well as different authorship/contribution policies, procedures, and forms. The Author's Form in Annals asks individual authors to choose from 10 research contribution codes associated with letters a through j and then mark these letter codes in a space provided under author information; ICMJE criteria are stated in an Information for Authors guide but not directly in the Author's Form, which is located on a separate Web page. BMJ's Guidelines for Authors (Authorship and Contributorship section) cite ICMJE criteria and repeat the ICMJE statement that "participation solely in the acquisition of funding or the collection of data does not justify authorship." In addition, the BMJ guideline explains the concept of contributorship and asks authors to describe research contributions in their own words. JAMA's form for "Authorship Responsibility, Financial Disclosure, Copyright Transfer, and Acknowledgment" lists the ICMJE authorship criteria and includes a structured checklist of specific contributions with the number of contributions qualifying for each authorship criterion.
Annals and JAMA had similar median numbers of authors per article (n = 7), but almost double that in BMJ. This suggests that the size of the byline is not associated with the type of contribution disclosure but perhaps with other characteristics of the journals, such as types of research studies reported or geographic origin of authors. In our study, 30% and 28% of research articles published by JAMA and Annals, respectively, were randomized controlled trials, compared with 19% in BMJ. There were also differences in geographic origin of authors: 64% and 73% of authors in Annals and JAMA, respectively, were from the United States and 63% of authors in BMJ were from the United Kingdom. A common finding for all journals was that most honorary authors did not meet the second ICMJE criterion on contribution to manuscript writing or critical revision.
In conclusion, after several years of contribution disclosure practices in 3 general medical journals, the number of authors with published contributions that did not meet authorship criteria differs among these journals. Future research should address how these differences may be related to different authorship/contribution policies and procedures as well as different forms used to collect this information.
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How to save $800 on a new car
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Research is sometimes theoretical, sometimes practical -- and sometimes it'll save you money.
Case in point: A new study published by researchers from the University of California Riverside, Yale University and Northwestern University suggests that new car buyers could save about $800 if they do just four things: (1) Find out what a dealer pays for a car, (2) visit two dealerships, (3) negotiate at least a little bit and (4) research price comparisons before making a purchase.
Buyers who don't like to negotiate or do research can still save around $230 by finding out what the dealer pays for the car and visiting two dealerships. And the more dealerships you visit, the more money you'll save.
UC Riverside professor Jorge Silva-Risso, who led the research team, spent seven years at J.D. Power and Associates developing quantitative models of consumer responses to marketing programs offered by the automobile industry, with a focus on car sales incentives (such as rebates), promotional interest rates and lease support programs.
His models were adopted and continue to be used by most of the major car manufacturers. In short, he really knows the car business. (Post continues below.)
The study is based on surveys collected in 2002 from 1,402 car buyers who purchased one of eight car models in California. The survey asked about the number of dealers a buyer visited, the buyer's communication with the dealer, sources of information the buyer used, information the buyer learned at each of these sources, demographics and attitudes toward negotiating and research.
Findings from the study include the following:
- Buyers who learn the dealer's invoice price save on average $121.
- A consumer saves $109, or about 7% of dealer gross margin, when a consumer shops at two dealerships instead of one and about $600 when a consumer shops at as many as seven dealerships.
- Consumers with the most willingness to do multiple rounds of negotiating save an average of $302.
It's worth noting that if the same surveys were conducted today, we would expect the savings to be somewhat less considering the shape of the economy. But even a little money saved is a good thing, especially these days.
The paper, "What matters in a price negotiation: Evidence from the U.S. auto retailing industry," was published in Quantitative Marketing and Economics.
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Sunderland manager Steve Bruce finally got his man when he clinched a season-long loan deal for Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner. The 23-year-old has clinched a temporary move after being told he was not part of Arsene Wenger's plans.
The deal re-unites a player and a manager who worked together during their time at Birmingham City. "I've had the privilege of working with Nicklas previously," Bruce said. "I had him as an 18 year-old and he helped clinch promotion for Birmingham.
"He's an outstanding talent and is a big, physical presence who will lead the line magnificently for us."
Bendtner is the third frontman to arrive at the club this summer following the captures of youngsters Connor Wickham and Ji Dong-won, who Bruce believes will be big players for the club in the years to come.
However, he was keen to recruit more experience after seeing his side score just once in the opening four games of the Premier League season, a run which has seen them draw with Liverpool and Swansea and lose to arch-rivals Newcastle United as well as npower Championship Brighton in the Carling Cup.
Bendtner made his Gunners debut as a teenager against the Black Cats in a League Cup tie in 2005, but has struggled to command a regular place in the starting line-up at the Emirates Stadium. He has won 38 senior caps for Denmark and scored 12 goals.
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Bill Ackman is back in the news, this time south of the border. It's hard not to imagine that he's still basking in the glow of his resounding victory in his last boardroom battle in Canada. In May, he trounced incumbent directors of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. in a proxy vote that was closely watched from boardrooms across Canada.
Fresh from that victory, Mr. Ackman is setting his sights on bigger prey. The Wall Street Journal reports today that Mr. Ackman has bought about $2 billion worth of Procter & Gamble Co. stock.
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Enjoy the humor, talent and nostalgia with our Rat Pack show. It's unforgettable fun recreating those legendary personalities and mesmerizing vocals in one spectacular show! Our Rat Pack Tribute package is live with several options for band set-up and…
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Acomplished guitarist, vocalist, and historian of the "Man In Black." Authentic Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson impersonator. Variety entertainer including songs from the 40's, 50's, and 60's, and 70's. Children educational entertainer. Author,…
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I sing Tributes to Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Glenn Campbell, Engelbert Humperdinck...I' m also a Ventriloquist and my Little Friend, Woodstock, does a tribute to Willie Nelson...I can also sing a few Southern Gospel Songs during my show. In addition…
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Elvis Tribute Artist any event. One of the best! Parties, conventions, corporate, private, weddings, rehersal dinners,