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Our innovative dual door Hydro-Shanty enhances your growing environment and enables you to get the most out of your hydroponic system. Coming in at an astounding 96" x 48" x 78", you will have more than enough room for several plants/vegetables. The Earth Worth system includes a highly reflective, waterproof, thermally optimized environment which is perfect for indoor gardening. The exterior is made of commercial grade oxford cloth, the inner lining is made of our innovative mylar material, and the exterior incorporates premium grade exterior zippers so you can setup and take down the system in minutes. Our frame is the best in the businessit is lightweight, strong, sturdy, and reinforced with metal. The light-weight portable system has more than enough vents to accommodate your fans and filters and the system can be set-up quickly and easy in your bedroom, living room, basement, shed, or garage.
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The BBFC has hit back at recent criticism from top dogs at Microsoft and EA, after they voiced their concerns over the Byron report's proposal that the group starts rating a larger proportion of video games in the UK.
Currently, the BBFC is only referred to a game if it includes a high level of violence or sexual content.
"We are disappointed and concerned about attempts by one or two videogames publishers to pre-empt, through recent press statements, the forthcoming public consultation on videogames classification," said the BBFC's Director, David Cooke
In response to EA's Keith Ramsdale who complained the proposed changes would lead to delays in releases, Cooke said: "The BBFC's current average turnaround time for games classifications is eight calendar days. In terms of international comparisons, this is notably quick. There is no reason why the increased role for the BBFC envisaged by Dr Byron should lead to delays."
He also responded to Microsoft's senior regional director for EDD in the UK and Ireland, Neil Thompson, who commented that the changes to the ratings system could cause the price of games to rise.
"BBFC classifications are already cheaper for many games than those under the Pan European Games Information System. Because the BBFC currently deals mainly with the most problematic games, BBFC costs will fall if, as Dr Byron recommended, we take on all games, physical and online, rated 12 and above," he said.
Cooke went on to rebut claims that the BBFC would be unable to cope with the expected glut of online and user-generated games.
"The BBFC is a larger and better resourced organisation than PEGI, and is well used to gearing up, and to providing fast-track services where appropriate. We reject any suggestions that the Byron proposals for dealing with online games are not future-proof," he explained.
"Countries such as the USA and Germany already classify such games in a way which reflects national cultural sensibilities. The BBFC has made clear that we are prepared to work through PEGI Online, which already recognises BBFC symbols. But, with online games, the real need is not a pan-national grouping of markets, but rather soundly based and independent initial classification, full information provision, and responsible self-regulation of online game-play backed by properly resourced independent monitoring and complaints mechanisms."
He concluded: "The games industry really does have nothing to fear from a set of proposals which would provide more robust, and fully independent, decisions, and detailed content advice, for the British public, and especially parents."
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In our spotlight is Christine Jorgenson, a true pioneer in the world of sexual reassignment surgery. She had undergone this procedure during a time long before such a thing would have been considered to be safe or acceptable.
Without question Christine Jorgenson's most significant contribution to vaginoplasty surgery was making the procedure commonly known to the public. Accounts of sexual reassignments in Europe had been occasionally published in journals and popular magazines but only a handful of transsexuals such as Jorgenson were able to sift through more arcane medical reports, make their way overseas and somehow attain surgery.
Few people in history endured the day-in-day-out media glare that dogged Christine Jorgenson as she crowded the Korean War, the Cold War, and the hydrogen bomb tests off the front page. Transsexuals now knew reassignment surgery was available in in the Scandinavian countries and had bombarded Christine's doctor, Chriastian Hamburger, with heartfelt pleas. Between 1953 and 1955 Dr. Hanburger received well over a thousand letters.
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ina. Doctors would first remove the transsexual's male organs in one or more surgeries and the patient waited through an extended healing period. Then surgeons would use skin grafts from the patient's thighs or buttocks to construct the vagina. It was often a painful process fraught with potential complications.
When the media first exposed Christine her Danish doctors had just completed the predatory work to reconstruct the genital region a "complete feminine appearance" including shaping the labia - but she hadn't yet undergone the full vaginoplasty. Unfortunately, the public was not fully aware of this, and after Dr. Hamburger published a summary of her procedure, American doctors and the media immediately began referring to her as nothing more than a "castrated male". Christine's vaginoplasty surgery was actually completed in 1954 in a New Jersey hospital. (It is believed that Christine had since had to undergo a series of "touchup surgeries" at Johns Hopkins and later in Oklahoma. Ironically while Denmark soon became the target of an endless stream of crude sex jokes, Jorgenson's vagina was actually 100% American made.
The media constantly mused over Jorgenson's sex life to the point of obsession. She claimed to have had a number of sexual relationships - most later in her life after the media stir had lessened. Dr. Eugene de Savitsch had noted in 1942 that: "It should be noted that no matter what we do, whether an artificial vagina is created for a man or a woman, we are unable to create one without its valuable sexual attributes - a normal nerve supply - essential for a pleasurable sensation during intercourse. Only the immense psychological benefit justifies the risk involved in constructing what may be otherwise regarded as a useless luxury."
Christine basically underwent this, and it wasn't until further medical advances were made that she was able to have this corrected. But up until that time, doctors were happy at having had created a vagina, and Christine was happy with her new true self.


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CANNES, France (Reuters) - As the subject of women in film continues being discussed avidly at this year's Cannes Film Festival, actresses Rachel Weisz, Emily Blunt and Isabelle Huppert said they hoped the added attention would help erase gender inequality in movies.
"It's very sad that such an event as tonight has to happen, but we do need to draw attention to women in film," Weisz told Reuters at a private party hosted by Calvin Klein on Monday, feting notable women having an impact in the industry.
"We're just very disproportionately represented in terms of directors and writers - people in charge of the story-telling. So we just need more films from women's point of view," she added.
Over the past year, numerous high-profile women in film have publicly addressed the gender gap in cinema, urging it to be narrowed and to provide more women with opportunities both on and behind the camera.
Blunt, who turned action hero alongside Tom Cruise in 2014's "Edge of Tomorrow", said her role in the film "made quite an impact" as women aren't usually seen as equal counterparts to their male stars in action movies.
"It's always a good thing to push people's minds that women can be tough and cool and lethal," she said. "I do feel things are changing. Women are proving themselves time and time again to have an amazing tap of what works in cinema."
For the first time in decades, the Cannes festival opened with a film directed by a woman - "La Tete Haute" by France's Emmanuelle Bercot.
Festival director Thierry Fremaux provoked a debate by pointing out in interviews that "the number of female directors in the world is too low." He added that the films at Cannes were selected because they suited the festival, not because of the director's gender.
Huppert, who stars in three films premiering in Cannes including Joachim Trier's family drama "Louder Than Bombs," echoed Blunt's sentiments, adding that women's roles in film need to keep progressing.
"I think women are already on a good path. It's good to anchor it, the movies to be better and better, to give better roles to women and to give better opportunities for women to direct movies and to write scripts," she said.
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Better late than never – right??
I thought I would pop by to tell you what I read in November – October seemed to be a bit of a lull in reading and I didn't really read anything at all. November got me back on track though, so here we go;
First up was the gorgeous The Little Book of Hygge by Meik Wiking. This was delightful – beautifully presented with some wonderful ideas to put into practice to make your like a little more hygge. I can't wait for Christmas, as I think it will be easier to be a little more hygge then than at any other time of the year. I am looking forward to hunkering down with some good books, films, food and (hopefully) no internet for a while. Bliss.
Next I dipped into Accused: British Witches Throughout History by Willow Winsham which was fairly interesting. I did find the style a little disjointed and confusing at times, but a lot of the cases discussed were really absorbing. I knew very little about any of them, and I was so interested to see such recent cases – going right up to the 1940s. Well worth a dip into if witches are your thing.
After that, I fancied a little lighthearted murder! So I picked up the first in a series, Murder at the Brightwell by Ashley Weaver. I enjoyed this one a lot – it is a lighthearted murder mystery set in the 1930s. It was very fluffy and there were lots of small descriptions of dresses (which I found slightly annoying after a while) and some fun characters. I would recommend it for light escapism, and I would certainly read the next in the series if I came across it on my travels.
December might see me reading Christmassy things – including my annual rereads of A Christmas Carol by Dickens and Letters from Father Christmas by J.R.R. Tolkien. I am hoping that I can fit in some more wintery feel good reads too – what they will be, only time will tell!
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This is a Navajo Style Turquoise Sterling Silver Ring Size 6 Indian Jewelry Native American. The size 6 ring is unmarked as to metal content but tests positive for sterling silver. You can barely see the initials SC when the ring is positioned in certain light. The teardrop-shaped turquoise stone is sawtooth bezel set surrounded by twisted wire, raindrops, and incised decoration. The face measures 7/8 of an inch, and the ring weighs 4.9 grams.
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Caught between his role as the executive director of a Jewish organization and accusations of anti-Semitism from one Hollywood commission candidate to another, Jack Karako was compelled to do what he thought was right.
Shortly after former District 1 candidate Mark Hanna placed an ad in the The Hallandale Digest during the March run-off campaigns that accused his opponent Commissioner Cathy Anderson of being offended by his Jewish heritage, Karako wrote a letter to Hanna asking him to retract his statements because Anderson "supports people of all faiths."
But that decision is what prompted Karako on Friday to voluntarily offer his resignation from the American Jewish Congress southeast regional office, citing that he may have misrepresented the organization.
"I don't want to do anything to hurt the organization," Karako said. "And if that is the case, I would certainly step aside."
Karako, who works from the group's Deerfield Beach office, said he would adhere to any decision made by his superiors in the organization's New York City headquarters. But on Friday the verbal resignation appeared to have little significance to his superiors.
"Mr. Karako works hard and is devoted to civic excellence," said Phil Baum, the AJC's national director. "I have no present intentions of him resigning."
Baum did say, however, that "the letter was unfortunate and done without our knowledge." But he said, "It will never happen again."
Hanna sent a letter to the AJC's headquarters on Monday and said Karako should be held accountable for sending such a letter on behalf of the organization.


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BUT, hold your ice cubes… These are not just ambrosial drinks (as if you could call a concoction with Elisir di Santa Novella ever just 'a drink', it must have healing properties surely) – each of these cocktails stand for one of 5 shortlisted designers for the Dorchester Collection Fashion Prize 2011: Giulietta by Sofia Sizzi, Julian Louie, Setareh Mohtarez, Siki Im and jewellery designer Anndra Neen. (If you want to read more about the prize or the designers, just click on the links.) Personally I think they are all amazing. So, Good luck to them all & Cheers!
Big thanks to Jackie and Alpana for inviting me to a wonderful and informative evening.
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West Ham United are ready to sell Ravel Morrison in the January transfer window.
The Daily Mail reports that West Ham United midfielder Ravel Morrison will be forced to train with the club's youngsters when he returns to the Boleyn Ground.
Morrison is currently on loan at Cardiff City, but he has failed to make an impact in the Championship and Sam Allardyce will not welcome him back into the squad.
Instead, the attacking midfielder will be told to train with the club's development side in January, as West Ham plot to move him on.
Morrison remains one of the Hammers' most able players, but his attitude has led to him falling out of favour and Allardyce is happy to allow him to leave at a cut-price.
Morrison has an £18 million release clause in his contract, but it is understood that West Ham would be willing to let him go at a fraction of that price.
The 21-year-old made two appearances for the Hammers at the start of the season before heading out on loan to Cardiff.
Since joining the Championship side he has played seven times, but hasn't performed as expected.
Morrison's contract at West Ham expires in the summer and if the club are unable to find a buyer in January they may simply pay-off the rest of his deal to get him off their books.
Cardiff are not thought to be interested in making Morrison's loan move a permanent one.


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Marriage - Congratulations to Siobhan Bourke, Silvermines and John O'Shaughnessy who were married in Silvermines on Saturday last.
Birthday - Happy Birthday to Patsy Hughes who celebrated his 50th birthday last weekend with a party for all his friends at Hickey's Bar, Silvermines.
Congratulations - Congratulations to Phyllis Cuddihy who won 6,000 euro in the G.A.A. Silvermines Lotto.
Youth Drama - Lisenhall Junior Players are staging their play 'A Wake in the West' on Friday, 25th and Saturday 26th in Lisenhall Hall. Come along and enjoy the play and support the youth.


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DAI's popular Vectren Just Jazz series will return next week on Thursday, March 3, with New York-based Mara Rosenbloom Quartet. The performance begins at 5:30 p.m. in the museum's Shaw Gothic Cloister. The group, led by pianist and composer Mara Rosenbloom, is currently touring the United States, performing hits from its premier release "School of Fish," as well as showcasing new music for its upcoming album "Songs from the Ground." "School of Fish" is an album of Rosenbloom's original compositions, celebrating community and human interaction – how we forge unspoken bonds, react, drift apart, and find each other again out of inherent need. All performances begin at 5:30 p.m. Admission is FREE for museum members and $8 for non-members. General admission tickets may be purchased at The Dayton Art Institute the night of each performance. For more information about the Vectren Just Jazz series and other programs at The Dayton Art Institute, please visit www.daytonartinstitute.org or call the museum at (937) 223-5277.


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A few weeks ago, I was invited through Twitter to learn more about Youtopia, an amazing platform for gamifying learning and service.
Gamification is a motivational tool which commonly relies on "badges" or some other outside incentive to promote behavior. Think of "achievements" in video games – progressing in a game is a game in and of itself. Youtopia lets you take this mentality and apply it to students and club members. Nevertheless, the administrator of the group has the power to set badges and requirements for earning them, making this platform available for gamifying practically anything.
The product is, in short, amazing; but the service is more astounding. I was given a free demonstration of the software and even invited to try the product out with any groups I'm involved with. More importantly, this invitation extends to anyone interested. If you are at all interested in this software, let me know, and I will connect you.
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Education tech startup guru, Brett Singer knows how to let an idea take its natural course. His online application, Youtopia used by teachers at all levels to encourage kids to excel academically, began as fiction and blossomed into fact. Confused? Singer wasn't. He spoke with Our Town about Youtopia's inspiration, tips for self-starters and his time with The Oprah Winfrey show.
Our Town What inspired you to create Youtopia?
Brett Singer The story of how Youtopia came about, and what inspired us to create it is, well… a long one. Back around 2000, Simeon Schnapper and I made a feature film called Dot. It's a mockumentary that follows 9 months in the life of a startup. Both Simeon and I pulled from our real life experiences living through the late 90's startup bubble. Then, almost two years ago I was Facebook'd by one of the film's rabid fans. His name is Shawn Riegsecker, CEO of Centro, right here in Chicago. Shawn had seen the film 13 years ago at a screening and had been quoting it in board meetings ever since. He said he had an idea for a new film and wanted to discuss it with his two favorite filmmakers. Many emails later, we landed upon a brand new storytelling concept for non-linear narrative told entirely via social media, anchored by a weekly behind the scenes documentary that followed a new Chicago startup. It would use satire and show what it was like to be a startup in the blossoming Chicago tech scene. It would be fiction, yet portrayed as real.
OT So, how did Youtopia become a learning tool?
BS If people were going to believe that this company could be real, we needed to make sure it was something we knew well. We stuck to business concepts that fell within our range of expertise, and what was new and excited us: Technology, Design, Education, Gamification. We were unknowingly building the foundation for a truly exciting business concept. A couple months later, after exhilarating research and interviewing potential customers, we were convinced that this idea we had invented for this story, was truly innovative and disruptive. We made the decision to abandon our storytelling adventure and to focus all of our attention on building a real company. Youtopia was born.
OT Who is Youtopia for?
BS K-12 teachers who consider themselves thought leaders, game-changers, and are looking to embrace new technologies to affect positive changes in their students. Youtopia is about bringing administrators, teachers, and students together into one productive community focused on recognition and social good.
OT What are some examples of ways teachers can use Youtopia to enliven classroom learning?
BS Youtopia is an incentive and engagement platform that provides instant access to plug-and-play gamification tools (points, badges, and leaderboards) and powerful analytics. It's a true classroom management toolkit. Youtopia dovetails perfectly with efforts that already exist within schools; we just make it more fun, more accessible, and more reportable. In K-8th grade schools, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports already employ simple gamification techniques (acknowledging a child positive behavior with tickets, or rubber bracelets). With Youtopia, those activities are more transparent to the students, parents, teachers, and administrators and their rewards don't get lost in the wash, but are saved on a student's Youtopia profile. Activities can be connected to academics like, "Complete your homework on time," or more social behaviors like "Random Acts of Kindness." In High Schools, administrators use Youtopia to track their students Service Learning requirements. They can also build badges around their service requirements, inspiring their students to go beyond what is required. On the university level, Greek organizations are using Youtopia to track their chapter's recruitment, fundraising, and service hours.
OT You worked for 14 years on the Oprah show, what was that experience like?
BS For the most part, amazing. I was there quite a while and saw the show, and Ms. Winfrey, evolve into something truly incredible. What struck me most about my time at Harpo was the level of professionalism that everyone exhibited, all the time. At 3 a.m. after working 30 hours in a row for a live show in a few hours. Very few people got rattled there. Hundreds of people made that show work every day, under incredible, inconceivable pressures at times. Even on a bad day, being a part of something that unique meant a great deal to me. Everyone who worked there was just so very good at their job. Which made you want to be that good too. There was literally no problem that could not be solved. Yes, money buys a lot, but money alone does not make things work. It's the people behind those solutions that was always exciting to me. I can't tell you how many times I was in a room where some concept was proposed (either creative or technical) and someone would say "Well, how have other shows done it?" And 9 times out of 10, the answer would be, "No one's done this before." And then a group of really smart people would go about figuring out how to make it a reality. You didn't feel bad not knowing the answer because, often times, no one did. And, it didn't hurt that we rarely heard, "We can't do that, it costs too much money." Also, I have to say that I retain a tremendous amount of pride in being a part of something so important and impactful. Her show was truly a mission and I was honored to be a very small cog in the very large machine that made that show tick.
OT What's the biggest misconception about tech guys?
BS I think people have this idea in their heads about what a tech guy/girl is like. Introverted, analytical, non-artistic, programmer types. But the more time you spend with real coders, you come to realize that writing code is more art, than math. The unbelievable creativity that programmers must engage in on a daily basis is astounding. Their medium just happens to be code, but it's no less creative than the work a graphic designer does.
OT You're a self-starter who's been successful in multiple ventures. What tips do you have for others who want to start their own companies or create online apps?
BS The startup community likes to share and without much effort you can find articles, blog posts, stories, courses, books, and more, all available online for free. In Chicago you can also find a meetup or an event of some kind every day of the week. Usually for free or a few bucks. 20 months into our adventure we still frequent these events. Amazing people from every level of the startup scene all sharing. Sure, it can be overwhelming at times, but it's nice to know you're not alone. Another key to starting your own company is finding like-minded founders. That doesn't mean they know what you know or agree with you. It's people who understand what it means to be an entrepreneur and your personalities work together. I prefer to find others who are happy to argue and fight for things they believe in. I don't need to surround myself with people who already share my opinion or expertise. I need others to challenge me and provide a different perspective. There's a concept called Minimum Viable Product that became very popular, and for good reason. The concept is simple; with as little money as possible, begin talking to your potential customers about your business or product and make sure they want what you're building by showing them, in the simplest way possible what your product will do. A Minimum Viable Product for software can be graphics on paper that you'll use to pretend the site is real. It can be that simple. It's a vital first step to understanding what you're building and why you're building it. There are many books on this subject. I'd say, however minimal you think you're going; you can go further. The key is speaking to real people immediately.
OT How do you decide whether an idea is worth pursuing?
BS I'm going to steal this answer from a friend. Early on when we were deciding whether or not to pursue Youtopia as a real business, he said "Anytime I think I have a great idea, I ask 10 people what they think. If only 9 out of 10 say it's good, then I let it go," That's a pretty high threshold, but I agree.
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Thinking Outside the Box: New Display Ideas For Museums With Limited Budgets
Date(s) - 10/02/2015
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Chelmsford Museum
Trainer: Andy Hall (Epping Forest District Museum)
Supports work towards Accreditation standards: 3.1.3, 3.3.1, 3.3.3
Do you create or help with displays for a small museum with limited resources?
If so, then this could be the workshop for you!
Aimed at anybody who is involved in the creation of exhibitions and displays for a small museum with limited resources, this workshop offers something different. It will not turn you into an exhibition designer overnight but it will help you to 'Think Outside The Box'. You will be shown how you can produce displays with limited resources.
The staff of the Epping Forest District Museum have a wealth of experience and have produced more than 255 exhibitions and displays over the last 30 years.
The exhibition team, led by Andy Hall, are always looking to introduce low cost, innovative ideas into their displays. On this workshop, Andy will share his expertise and experiences with you.
The aim of this workshop is to keep things simple. All you need to bring with you is your thinking cap and a display problem you have encountered.
Participants will:
- explore some of the innovative ways in which the Epping team have tackled their display issues
- think through how these can be applied to display in their own museums
- have ample opportunity to share the problems and solutions of creating exhibitions on a small budget
Morning refreshments will be provided, but please make your own arrangements for lunch.
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Five things for pharma marketers to know: Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Novartis and Amgen will partner to develop and market treatments for Alzheimer's disease and migraine headaches, the Swiss drugmaker announced late Tuesday night. The companies plan to work together to develop and commercialize a BACE inhibitor program for Alzheimer's, with Novartis's oral therapy, CNP520, as the lead product candidate in the program. Novartis will also have development and commercial rights outside the US, Canada and Japan for Amgen's experimental migraine drugs.
The FDA approved Varubi (rolapitant), a treatment used to offset the side effects of chemotherapy. The drug is marketed by Tesaro. Varubi is expected to launch later this year.
A federal judge said he's inclined to deny a request from Pfizer to throw out a lawsuit filed by the Justice Department, which accused Pfizer's Wyeth unit of overcharging Medicaid programs for its heartburn medication Protonix, The Wall Street Journal reported. The Justice Department alleges Wyeth did not provide Medicaid with the same discounts that were available to some nongovernment customers between 2001 and 2006. Pfizer has said it believes the government allegations have no merit.
Amgen reported positive results for romosozumab, an experimental bone drug designed to treat osteoporosis. The drug was found to be more effective than Eli Lilly's Forteoin a Phase-III study of postmenopausal women with osteoporosis.
ICYMI: Amarin and the FDA plan to discuss the possibility of a settlement of Amarin's lawsuit against the FDA over off-label promotion of Vascepa, its fish-oil drug, BioCentury reported. A judge last month granted Amarin preliminary relief, a move that allows the company to legally discuss some off-label information about its drug to physicians.


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Traffic deaths, after mostly decreasing for the past decade, have increased by 8 percent in the first half of 2015. This increase prompted a call from the nation's highway safety chief to find ways to prevent the "human errors" that he says cause most deadly accidents. The new numbers were released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). A final number of fatal crashes was released for 2014, showing a decline of 0.1 percent. It's reported that lower gas prices and an improving economy are prompting people to travel more this year. Americans drove 1.54 trillion miles in the first half of 2015, up 3.5 percent from the same period in 2014, according to the Federal Highway Administration (FHA).
NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind said that not all of the increase could be attributed to people driving more miles. He suspects that texting and other distractions while using smartphones were part of the cause, as well as drunken, drugged and drowsy driving, and increased driving by teenagers. Rosekind said further that NHTSA doesn't have enough clear data so far to pinpoint exact causes. But he did say that the "numbers are a wake-up call." The safety chief urged folks to stop using their phones while driving, not to drink alcohol or use drugs and get behind the wheel, and to wear seat belts and motorcycle helmets.
NHTSA said its research shows that human decisions cause 94 percent of all crashes. I am not sure I can totally agree with that statement. Our lawyers have learned from years of handling product liability litigation that "vehicle design defects" cause a large number of vehicle crashes. NHTSA plans to hold five meetings around the country very early this year to get input on how to cut traffic deaths, followed by a larger meeting in Washington that would have specific recommendations to address the human factor. Hopefully NHTSA won't fail to recognize that design defects play a major role in highway crashes.
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Prudential RideLondon will begin for its second year at the break of dawn on Sunday, when thousands of British cyclists will take to the (probably rain-soaked) roads of the capital in a bid to complete 100 miles.
Thanks to the success of Team Sky and Team GB's cycling heroes - and the massive disruption the event causes to drivers - RideLondon is already well known, as are some of its more famous hills and riders.
Preparations are therefore well under way and guides outlining what to wear, what to eat, how to ride, when to pack, where to go and when to breathe are everywhere.
Amidst it all, here are The Telegraph's seven things no one mentions in the build up to the country's biggest sportive.
1. It's a race at the front
RideLondon is a 'festival of cycling' and the atmosphere will be unlike anything you have ridden in before. If your start time is any later than 6.15am, it will be a fun ride surrounded by light-hearted cyclists.
For the club riders and amatuer racers at the front, however, the closed roads of London and Surrey very quickly take on a visage of the Tour de France. Spinners beware.
There are a handful of elite riders, all shaven legs and spindly arms, who will push hard to make it round in under four hours. Stay with them and there's a taste of serious racing to be had.
So serious, in fact, that there's the potential for Cavendish-esque spills on the sprint down The Mall.
2. You will be faster than you think
Happily, most of the riders will keep to the spirit of the Prudential sportive and the journey will be an opportunity to ride a long distance with a large pack of cyclists with similar ability.
The side effect is that the majority of entrants will get round the mostly-flat course quicker than they expected. So quick, in fact, that there's the possibility of beating your loved ones to the finish line.
"It's a real privilege to be able to experience what it genuinely feels like to be sucked along by someone slightly better than you," Ned Boutling, ITV4's Tour de France commentator explains. "It's irresistible."
There is always a wheel going slightly faster that you can jump onto to get slightly further up the field, and one going slightly slower that can rescue you from surprising hillocks...
3. Forget Leith Hill, it's the Wimbledon 'kicker' that will hurt
For the uninitiated, Box Hill is held up on a pedestal (which is, ironically, only slightly higher than the hill itself) and celebrated as 'that Olympic climb' you're forced to get up on RideLondon.
It's not a climb. The Col du Tourmalet is a climb.
"People get obsessed with Box Hill and it's really, totally insubstantial. It's nothing to worry about. Just find your rhythm and everyone gets up it comfortably," Ned says.
For the slightly-initiated, Leith Hill is the only real slog on the Surrey leg of the route. It's gradient is much more severe than Box and if you get out of the saddle too early it will hurt at the top.
But for the most observant riders last year, it was a kicker in Wimbledon with a topography so insignificant it barely shows on the ride's profile that drained most legs. You have been warned.
On the plus side, get over that and it's all downhill to the finish.
4. It's going to be cold, and probably wet
Prepare for a shock before the ride has even started. Unless you regularly get up at 5am in the UK and stand around for an hour in skin-tight shorts and a T-shirt, you cannot imagine how quickly the cold can be felt.
Neil Towns of Wiggle says: "It doesn't feel like it's going to feel at 9am. Standing in a pen for an hour is not pleasant, you need something to keep you warm."
Arm warmers, knee warmers and a waterproof shell will get you through. Unfortunately, all the standing around at the start is part of the game with an event this size: people are bulky and take a while to herd. Wrap up and grin and bear it.
5. The feed stations are a nightmare
On the topic of looking after yourself, the number of feed stations on the route have been well-publicised.
If Prudential's final pre-ride magazine is anything to go by, you won't be able to move for High5 gels and water. But good luck getting your hands on any of it.
Word on the street is take all the food you need and be tactical about water stops. The feed stations are long and present frustrating bottlenecks.
You will have to drink, but the four main hubs will be a scrum if you set off at the busiest times.
There's a handy guide to cheap nutrition here.
6. It's easier not to stop
This might sound counter-intuitive given the need for food and calls of nature, but the pace of group-cycling and relative flatness of the course means its probably better to stay in the saddle. Limit yourself to essential stops only, and don't linger off the bike.
One rider, who completed the course in just over four hours last year, tells me he stuck to the wheel of a much faster cyclist for more than 80 miles, resisting the urge to take a toilet break for fear of being dropped.
The result was a breath-taking average pace north of 40kph and a sprint past Buckingham Palace before most riders had even cleared Richmond Park.
The atmosphere will be incredible and the desire to keep riding overwhelming. Don't fight it.
7. There are serious after parties
Okay, it's not London Fashion Week or the Oscars, but there are some pretty buzzing after parties to be attended after a shower and some food.
Venues are dotted around London and Surrey - there's a handy list here - and they're mostly organised by charities.
If you know anymore tricks or tips to help riders on the day, add them in the comments section below below.


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Wiz Khalifa Gets All Touchy-feely With 'Roll Up'
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One might not expect a Wiz Khalifa song called "Roll Up," off his forthcoming record Rolling Papers, to be a really sweet song about being there for a girl ("Whenever you need me, whenever you want me, you know you can call me, I'll be there shortly ... whenever you call baby, I roll up"), but there it is. Weed rhymes have been set aside, catchy-emo sentiments picked up instead, and in this instance it doesn't sound like a bad trade. The song is produced by Stargate, the guy who did Khalifa's "Black and Yellow," but also Beyoncé's "Irreplaceable," a song "Roll Up" shares a mood with and is just as easy to imagine on the radio. (Also, it sounds like a warm-weather jam, so close your eyes and feel summer.) Wiz Khalifa, still on track to be very famous, very soon.


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Our Somerset condominium features two bedrooms. One is furnished with a king bed and a full private bath with a separate make up area. It has its own private lanai providing views of the Gulf. The second bedroom is furnished with a two twin beds with a private full bath. Cable TV & FREE WIFI throughout. All linens, pillows, comforters and towels, including beach towels, are provided.
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Connecting our campus community with a wide variety of cultural programming, the Fine and Performing Arts boasts of a legacy of opportunity for student-artists and audiences. The Division consists of the Lamar Dodd School of Art, the department of Dance, the Hugh Hodgson School of Music and the department of Theatre & Film Studies.
Venues for the arts on campus include Ramsey Concert Hall, Robert Edge Hall and Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall in the UGA Performing Arts Center; the Fine Arts Theatre and the Cellar Theatre; the New Dance Theatre; and the galleries of the Lamar Dodd School of Art.
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