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Having too much cholesterol in your blood (more than 200mg/dl) is a risk factor for heart disease. When people talk about their cholesterol level, they mean the amount of cholesterol in their blood. High blood cholesterol levels can affect the heart by building up cholesterol, in a form called plaque, in the lining of the heart's blood vessels. Over time, this build-up can block the vessels. If blood cannot get to the heart, this causes a heart attack.
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Let me re-state this: 80 percent of studies that are peer-reviewed and published are (or were), it seems, so utterly useless that no one ever cites them more than once. ( In a follow-up study , estimates revealed that in the field of medicine, the percentage of papers without a single citation was about 46%; in the field of arts and humanities, an estimated 98% of papers go uncited.)
OK, so let's pause for a moment and regroup. First, when I read/hear "thought leaders" (who shall remain nameless) claim to read all of the literature out there, I have to call BS. It's simply not possible. Second, why would you want to? The above observations lead to the inevitable conclusion that most (by volume) of the published work on PubMed is barely fit to line the bottom of a bird cage.
(For the reader who gets all verklempt hearing that most published research is nonsense, it might be helpful to read this article on the chicanery in the modern scientific publishing world.)
It's not lost on us that a heavily cited paper can be worse than useless and a thinly-cited one can be invaluable. A keen eye and good mental models can only get one so far. With more and more papers published by the minute, just how much noise is generated in the current landscape? Our conservative calculations show that, "
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In 2015 I came to the realization that I was slipping. My "work" obligations, even with the huge reduction I deliberately made in exercise time, made it too difficult for me to keep up. The list of "To read" papers on my desktop was becoming an eyesore. I actually contemplated spending even more time on airplanes since that seemed to be best time for me to read. Yes, elective flights around the world just to read at 40,000 feet. The solution was obvious. I needed more brains. Literally more brains. So I hired them. Today, my practice employs a team of research analysts who are not just exceptionally bright and voracious consumers of literature, but also people who are so naturally curious (arguably the one skill I can't really teach) that when you give them a problem, it's just a matter of time until our collective knowledge on the topic will be increased.
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Overeem had a UFC world title shot lined up by stopping Brock Lesnar, but a random drug test during training ended those hopes with a nine month suspension. He's returned with knockout defeats to Antonio "Big Foot" Silva and Travis Browne. He takes on Frank Mir at UFC 167 with both their careers weighing on the outcome.
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Recent analyst research from Frost & Sullivan (Dec. 2012) estimates that India will see over 100 million DTH subscribers by 2018, and notes that India is set to become the largest DTH market in the world. Many of these subscribers will reside in multiple dwelling units (MDUs) which are being constructed to meet the residential demands of an exploding population. Typically, MDUs consist of apartments, gated communities, hotels, and campuses. The existing modes of broadcast content distribution in these densely populated regions are not designed for or developed to handle this level of demand.
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Depending on your particular leaning as a genre fan, you'll likely find this to be either amazing or completely sacreligious, but the developers of "Super Scribblenauts" have decided to show off their latest innovative mechanic using Cthulhu, H.P. Lovecraft's signature monstrosity.
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I came across this nice player-made trailer for the Imperial Agent from beta. I think it does a good job of conveying the feel of the Agent storyline.
Bonus points for it being a Chiss Agent. The female Imperial Agent voice actor (not in video) is also very good.
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Haven't watched the trailer (here at work) but what is it with male IA's cackling all the time? There are several in my guild, and they all randomly cackle.ReplyDelete
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Operative AC Imperial Agents laugh when they gain Tactical Advantage, a talented effect which grants bonuses and allows the use of special abilities.ReplyDelete
Epic movie, epic music. Thanks to you and your post I have found a purpose with my month of game time (I was stuck/bored with my main). I started a Chiss Imperial Agent. I'm still on Hutta, but it is fun. Again, thank you.ReplyDelete
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UPPER PROVIDENCE ŁŁŚ A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for the 29-year-old Lower Providence man charged with indecent exposure in seven recent incidents.
Piyush Kumar Agarwal, of the 400 block of Mill Grove Drive, will go before District Justice Cathleen Kelly Rebar at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday.
Judge Rebar held a preliminary arraignment for Agarwal on Saturday and set bail at $75,000 cash bail. Agarwal was released Sunday after posting bail, said Lower Providence Police Chief Francis Carroll.
Agarwal was arrested Saturday afternoon by Lower Providence police and charged with one count of indecent exposure, a misdemeanor of the first degree, because it involved a victim under the age of 16, eight counts of indecent exposure, misdemeanors in the second degree and nine counts of open lewdness, a misdemeanor of the third degree, police said.
Police identified seven separate incidents with a total of nine victims dating back to the first incident reported on April 6.
A Lower Providence detective observed Agarwal standing outside of his vehicle at 3:40 p.m., Saturday, at the trailhead of the Perkiomen Trail at the intersection of Lower Indian Head Road and Upper Indian Head Road in Upper Providence, said Lower Providence Police Chief Francis Carroll. The detective observed that the top button of the subjectÆs pants were unbuttoned. Police observed that Agarwal matched the physical description of the suspect in several of the incidents and that his vehicle also matched the description of the vehicle described by victims.
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Supreme Court: Franken won election, Coleman concedes
ST. PAUL - The Minnesota Supreme Court says Al Franken won the U.S. Senate race and should be sworn in as the state's second senator, giving Democrats senatorial dominance.
In an early-afternoon ruling today, the high court agreed with a district court decision that Democrat Franken received more votes than Republican Norm Coleman.
According to published reports, Coleman announced he will not appeal the ruling, and has conceded to Franken.
The ruling came after Coleman appealed a lower court ruling from earlier this spring that also gave Franken the win. Justices repeatedly wrote that Coleman failed to prove his case.
"We affirm the decision of the trial court that Al Franken received the highest number of votes legally cast and is entitled ... to receive the certificate of election as United States senator from the state of Minnesota," the justices wrote.
Coleman contended that absentee ballots accepted on election day and in a recount that followed did not meet standards the lower court established and there were differences in among counties in deciding what ballots should be counted.
However, the justices said state law is clear that decisions about what ballots should be counted need to be made before they are deposited in ballot boxes, not afterwards. That bars Coleman from challenging the ballots, the court ruled.
The law is "not violated every time public officials apply ... state laws differently," the five justices wrote.
Two justices did not take part in the decision because they were involved in the race's recount.
Now that the Supreme Court has spoken, attention turns to Gov. Tim Pawlenty as political observers wonder if he will sign a certificate declaring Franken the winner. While the court did not specifically order him to sign an election certificate giving Franken the election, it said he is "entitled" to the document.
In recent days, Pawlenty has said he would sign the certificate if ordered to do so. His office did not immediately answer a question about whether he would sign it.
Secretary of State Mark Ritchie, a Democrat, said he would sign the certificate as soon as Pawlenty signs.
Both candidates planned to meet with reporters later in the day, but others issued immediate reactions.
Republicans hinted the end of the contest is near.
Minnesota Republican Chairman-elect Tony Sutton said the ruling "wrongly disenfranchises thousands of Minnesotans," but unlike earlier GOP comments, he did not urge Coleman to continue fighting.
"Alongside Sen. Coleman, the Republican Party of Minnesota has fought to make sure every vote counts and all voters are treated fairly and uniformly," Sutton said. "As we move forward, our deeply flawed election system must be dramatically improved to ensure our state's elections are fair, accurate and reliable."
Democrats were happy.
"Now that the Minnesota Supreme Court has made its final ruling, it is time to recognize Al Franken as the duly elected senator from Minnesota," said Anna Burger, who heads the pro-Franken Change to Win organization. "As is appropriate after any extremely close election, Minnesotans took the time to conduct an extensive and thorough recount process, but now that all reasonable legal options have been exhausted, Minnesota deserves its full representation in Congress. We call on Gov. Pawlenty to pursue the state's best interests and end this contest instead of favoring those who would allow the recount to continue for purely partisan reasons."
Added U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee: "As we've seen over the past 238 days, no matter how many times Norm Coleman goes to court, the result of the election never changes: Al Franken earned more votes than Norm Coleman. Al Franken was elected to the Senate and he ought to be able to get to work for the people of Minnesota."
Menendez urged Pawlenty to sign a Franken election certificate. While the election certificate is important, more important is what senators decide. They have final say in who is seated in their body.
The court case is important nationally because if Franken becomes senator, that would give Democrats and their allies 60 votes in the Senate. That is enough to stifle Republican opposition, giving Democrats an easier time passing their bills.
The Senate legal contest centered on whether some absentee ballots were not counted, but should have been.
The high court essentially was looking at whether thousands of ballots from outside Minnesota's largest cities were improperly rejected.
Coleman's attorneys told the justices on June 1 that laws were not evenly applied, and actions in larger counties such as St. Louis, Ramsey and Hennepin tilted last Nov. 4's U.S. Senate election in Franken's favor.
Democratic-heavy counties "are the counties that relaxed the standards and let the votes in," Coleman attorney Joe Friedberg said. Since those votes cannot be uncounted, Coleman's team wanted more rejected absentee ballots counted in hopes of erasing Franken's 312-vote lead.
Coleman had hoped that the five Supreme Court justices who heard the case would send it back to the three-judge district court panel to consider counting more ballots, using the more liberal populated counties' method of decided what absentee ballots were properly cast.
Franken attorney Marc Elias, a nationally prominent Democratic elections law lawyer, said it is only natural that elections officials across the state handled things in different ways. There is no problem with that, he said.
The high court was looking at a case resulting in the longest-ever time Minnesota has gone without one of its two U.S. senators. The Nov. 4 election was so close that a statewide recount of 2.9 million ballots was needed.
Coleman decided the state Canvassing Board did not properly include enough absentee ballots in its recount and he announced Jan. 6 that he would challenge the election in court.
That was a day after the Canvassing Board certified election results from 2.9 million voters, giving Franken 225 more votes than Coleman.
"This is not just about me," Coleman said of his election contest. "The eyes of the nation are on the state that we love and we need to show them that Minnesota has done everything we can to make sure that we protect every voter's right."
Some votes were counted twice while other lawfully cast ballots went uncounted, Coleman alleged.
The campaigns' positioning on absentee ballots in the election contest was a reversal of sorts. Coleman's campaign asked that all 12,000 rejected absentee ballots be considered in the trial and Franken opposed it. Early in the recount, Franken argued that some absentee ballots were rejected improperly and should be included. Coleman's campaign fought against that.
In the trial where Coleman challenged the recount, Franken's lead rose to 312.
That trial was conducted by three district court judges from around the state. The panel began hearing Coleman's challenge on Jan. 26 and released its ruling against the former senator on April 13.
Coleman's Senate term ended in early January.


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New program to double UH Hilo recycling effortsUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
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The University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo will implement a "Mixed Recycling Program" on campus, effective July 1, 2009, that will mirror the County of Hawaiʻi's new guidelines and expected to more than double the University's weekly recycling total.
The UH Hilo Sustainability Committee estimates the change will minimally divert 94 cubic yards of waste away from the county landfill each week, compared to the existing "Sorted Recycling Program" that diverts approximately 45 cubic yards over the same period. Conversion to the "Mixed Recycling Program" is expected to encourage more recycling on the part of faculty, staff and students by creating a more seamless and user friendly operation, since most trash receptacles in offices on campus will be designated "Mixed Recycling Bins."
"This was a very important initiative for the committee as well as our student government and it's not hard to see why given the substantial amount of waste it will divert from the landfill," said Dr. Debra Fitzsimons, vice chancellor for administrative affairs. "We're talking about 132,000 cubic yards over the course of a year, which would be enough to fill the entire Student Services Building to the brim."
Fitzsimons said the "Mixed Recycling Program" is just the latest example of UH Hilo's "green commitment" to promote sustainable practices on campus. The Sustainability Committee, formed last fall, has made substantial progress in reducing the University's carbon footprint over the past year, and continues to actively seek volunteers and/or suggestions.
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Our brains need a constant supply of healthy, oxygen-rich blood. If blood cannot flow freely into your brain or if there is bleeding inside your brain, you can experience a stroke.
Strokes are dangerous because cutting off blood to any part of the brain causes brain cells to die or become damaged. Without its precious cells, the brain cannot keep our bodies functioning properly. For example, if brain cells die in the area of your brain that controls speech, you may have difficulty speaking. Other functions strokes can affect include:
Strokes are serious conditions that always require immediate, emergency care. The faster you receive treatment for a stroke, the more likely you are to recover from its effects.
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Former world champion Jenson Button claims McLaren has found the source of the flaws on the radical MP4-28.
The problems with the car have been identified as the reason for such a disappointment for the Woking team this season.
According to motorspot.com Button said McLaren were: "not a position we want to be in."
Button also conceded that the lack of form his team have showed this season "hurt."
As a consequence of their results, the McLaren team have slipped down into the middle of the field this year, finding themselves behind Force India.
Button does believe however that the current ten-point gap between the teams in the constructor's championship can be overhauled.
"They (Force India) didn't make any mistakes in the design of their car in the winter," said Button.
"Yes, we are behind them now, but I don't think we'll be behind them at the end of the season."
The Formula 1 race also admits that the decision to take a radical approach this season "didn't work out", while Force India simply "developed their car from 2012".
"They are competitive now," he added, "but I think we will be able to improve more than they will."
Finally Button claims McLaren has now pinpointed the areas where the radical MP4-28 is flawed and stated they will focus on an all-new car for the extensive regulation changes coming next year.
"We will continue to develop this (2013) car," he explained, "but only in the areas that will help us in 2014.
"Our goal has to be to build a good car for 2014," added Button.
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Senators Strike Deal on Long-Term Jobless Benefits
Bipartisan Agreement Would Restore Benefits Through Late May; Unclear If House Will Pass
WASHINGTON—A bipartisan group of senators on Thursday announced a deal to restore emergency jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed through late May.
Lawmakers were optimistic that the latest five-month agreement could lead to an extension of the benefits, which lapsed in late December. The Senate has been working since last year to secure enough votes to restore the program but several times has fallen short of the 60 votes needed....


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Continued development of proficient language skills in speaking, listening, reading, writing, and translating. In addition, interpreting and analyzing text from cultural studies and media studies perspectives are strongly emphasized. Comparative analysis of translations will be integrated in the interpretation of text. Rapid vocabulary expansion, correct use of grammar points, proficient use of the language in spoken and written forms, critical views in understanding the content and means of media, and cultural analysis of the text are the major goals.
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Manchester Crimewatch: Man accused of harassing ex-girlfriend
January 16. 2013 11:15PM
MANCHESTER - An Auburn man who apparently wouldn't take "no" for an answer was arraigned Wednesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on charges of criminal trespass and harassment.
Stephen Decarolis, 28, of 18 Sunvalley Road, is accused of going to the city residence of his ex-girlfriend after being told not to do so, and of repeatedly texting her saying he wanted to come inside and talk to her.
Decarolis pleaded innocent to both charges and told Judge Gregory Michael: "This is a misunderstanding."
According to court documents, the victim told police Decarolis pounded on the back door shortly after midnight Tuesday, waking her and her children, and then began texting her, asking to come inside and talk.
She refused to let Decarolis in and texted him 11 times to leave. When police arrived in response to a call, the officer reported Decarolis was lying on the back stairs, still texting the woman.
A police prosecutor requested $2,000 cash/surety bail for Decarolis, who is on probation on a Derry burglary conviction.
Michael said he would set bail at $2,000 personal recognizance, with conditions that include "absolutely no contact with (the victim)."
Trial was set for March 7.
Questions robbery charge
Lori Smith, 40, of 312 Amherst St., could enter no plea Wednesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to a felony robbery charge, so a probable cause hearing was set for Jan. 31.
Smith said: "I don't know how it's a robbery."
Court documents show that when police responded to a Lowell Street convenience store Tuesday night, the clerk said Smith had put a 24-ounce beer can under her jacket and attempted to leave without paying.
The clerk said he stopped her and told her to pay for the beer, at which time she pushed him in the chest with both hands several times and attempted to escape.
The clerk told police he rushed to the door and held it closed so Smith could not leave, but she grabbed his right thumb and twisted it until he was forced to let go of the door and she was able to flee.
Court documents show a surveillance video and other people in the store supported the clerk's story.
Smith was caught shortly thereafter and charged with robbery for using force during a theft.
"I was drunk last night," said Smith, who asked for personal recognizance bail, saying she has a 9-year-old daughter and just found out she is pregnant.
Citing Smith's lengthy theft-related history, a police prosecutor requested $5,000 cash/surety bail.
"I screwed up," said Smith. But she said she hasn't done anything wrong in more than a year. Saying he was concerned about her criminal record, Judge Gregory Michael cut the proposed bail in half, setting it at $2,500 cash/surety.
A probable cause hearing was set for Jan. 31.
'He's burned bridges'
Attorney Ray Raimo Wednesday told Circuit Court-Manchester District Division Judge Gregory Michael that Brandon Rocha, 19, had nowhere to go if he were released on personal recognizance bail on a new assault charge.
After making a phone call to Rocha's mother, Raimo told Michael she isn't willing to take him in. "He's burned bridges," said Raimo.
Rocha had been staying with his father at 396 Laydon St., while out on bail on felony and misdemeanor charges in connection with a break-in and assault on his girlfriend's father last month at a Brookline residence. He is due in Milford District Court Jan. 22 in connection with that incident.
Court documents show Rocha allegedly broke his Milford Court bail conditions by not taking all his prescribed medications, leaving the house without his father and consuming alcohol.
When he returned in the company of his mother, Rocha allegedly got into an argument and physical conflict with his father and is accused of pinning his father to the floor, resulting in the simple assault charge. Court documents show police reported an odor of alcohol coming from Rocha, who also had glassy eyes.
Bail conditions on the new charge bar contact with his father and bar him from the Laydon Street address.
Attorney Raimo said Rocha needs to be in a program, so Michael said he would keep the $500 cash/surety bail in place, sending Rocha back to the Valley Street Jail temporarily, and asked Raimo to find such a residential program for Rocha so he can be released directly to it.
Trial was set for March 5.


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Sliced Salami by Milanos
Milano salumi has been handcrafted in Italy, dating back six generations to the early 1800's. The Milano family had a provisions business traveling throughout Italy collecting different ingredients and spices. In 1903 the grandfather of Milano's current owner traveled to America with hopes of continuing to make salumi. Over one hundred years later, the Milano family tradition of making salumi is still carried out today, right in the center of Manhattan's Meat Packing District.
What really sets Milano's Suino D'Oro apart is the quality of the salumi itself. We could say much about the quality of the raw ingredients they use- 100% all natural Duroc pork sourced from family owned farms in Iowa, which is vegetable fed, with no growth hormones or antibiotics added. The finest spices imported from Italy are used, such as Mediterranean sea salt, peppercorn, fennel, and Calabrian chili peppers. However what really sets Milano's apart is the skill, passion, and palate of the craftsmen.
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2013: (Indoor): Finished in seventh place in the long jump after jumping 6.34m and came fourth in the triple jump with a jump of 13.18m at the Harvard Challenge (1/19) … improved his long jump to 6.55m at the New England Division III Championship (2/16).
Off the Track: Majoring in brain and cognitive science.
High School: A 2012 graduate of the California Academy of Mathematics and Science … Top Field Event and MVP … varsity letterwinner in track and field and volleyball … also played volleyball.
Personal: Son of Christiana Okeke … family member ran cross country at college.


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Jaroszewski was an employee at Louisville Seminary from 2001 to 2010
Former Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary employee, Leo Jaroszewski, died May 23, 2013 at Oaklawn Health and Rehab in Louisville. He was 74.
Jaroszewski served as the Seminary's bookstore manager and also worked at Laws Lodge. In addition to his service at the Seminary, he was a retired hospital administrator, a retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel and Bronze Star recipient. He was also a member of the St. Aloysius Catholic Church Parish Counsel.
He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Dorothy Jaroszewski. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Rozanne Zack Jaroszewski; his son, Mark Jaroszewski; his daughter, Lisa Naugle (David); and grandchildren, Nathaniel, Zachary, Matthew and Emily.
A visitation will be held Tuesday, May 28, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Ratterman Funeral Home, 12900 Shelbyville Road in Middletown. A funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, May 29, at St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Pewee Valley, with burial in Great Lakes National Cemetery in Michigan.