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What they need: It's getting boring saying it, but they still need a dominant centre-half who can organise the defence, despite the expected return of Thomas Vermaelen from injury. And now that Alex Song fancies himself as an attacking midfielder, they could also use an anchor man to sit in front of the back four.
Linked with: Gary Cahill, Per Mertesacker, Joleon Lescott, Sime Vrsaljko, Kevin Gameiro.
What they will end up with: Arsene Wenger has already said he does not intend to spend in January, but has reached a deal to sign 18 year-old Japanese midfielder Ryo Miyaichi.
Aston Villa
What they need: Gérard Houllier is looking for an attacking midfielder who will "go to war" with him. Stephen Ireland and Steve Sidwell both look set to go so a replacement is a must. In an ideal world he would also bring in a new striker, as John Carew is also likely to leave. Defence is the only area Houllier has said he is happy with.
Linked with: Joey Barton, Alan Gatagov, Robbie Keane, Mike Frantz.
What they will end up with: At least two new faces, most likely from abroad. Houllier is keen to strengthen in January, having not had the chance to take on reinforcements after joining at Villa Park in September, and owner Randy Lerner is expected to provide some funds.
Birmingham City
What they need: Cameron Jerome, Nikola Zigic and Matt Derbyshire are all struggling to produce at the business end of the pitch (Birmingham's highest scorer is a midfielder with four goals), so it would seem clear that Alex McLeish needs a more clinical forward. The defence and goalkeeper are sorted. A natural left winger would be a useful addition.
Linked with: David Bentley, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Robbie Keane.
What they will end up with: McLeish has indicated that he wants to use the loan market to improve his squad. The board are prepared to spend within reason, but will be frightened off if Spurs price Bentley and Keane too high.
What they need: Despite their superb start to the season, Ian Holloway's squad needs more depth and some experienced defenders would help in that regard.
Linked with: Alex Smithies, Luke Varney (permanent deal).
What they will end up with: The permanent signing of Varney looks likely, and retaining the services of Charlie Adam would be a big boost. Holloway is expected to scour the lower leagues again as he continues to work miracles at Bloomfield Road.
What they need: Given that Sam Allardyce was sacked for failing to produce sexy football, it would seem owners Venky's will seek to sign one or two more creative players in January, although their expectations seems wildly unrealistic.
Linked with: Robbie Keane, Roque Santa Cruz, Geovanni.
What they will end up with: Chris Samba has already signalled his intention to leave, but one or two new faces can be expected. Geovanni, the choice of player agency Kentaro, would seem to fit the bill.
What they need: Owen Coyle's overachieving side have been a breath of fresh air this season, but they would benefit from the addition of a creative central midfielder and a pacy striker as an alternative to Johan Elmander and Kevin Davies.
Linked with: Jaime Ayovi, Bradley Johnson, Gary O'Neil.
What they will end up with: Bolton would get a major boost if Elmander signs a new deal to stay at the Reebok, and while money is likely to be tight, expect Coyle to work the transfer market to bring in a couple of new faces.
What they need: Another striker to deputise for malaria-stricken Didier Drogba and the out-of-form Nicolas Anelka, and a centre-back to reinforce a defence that struggled in the absence of John Terry and Alex.
Linked with: David Luiz, Victor Ruiz, Edin Dzeko, Carlos Tevez, Fabio Coentrao, Romelu Lukaku.
What they will end up with: Luiz is available but at a price - Benfica have quoted £34m and it remains to be seen whether Roman Abramovich will part with that kind of money. Dzeko appears set to join Man City.
What they need: A striker that scores goals. Yakubu, Jermaine Beckford and Louis Saha have struggled in front of goal, leaving Everton impotent and in desperate need of someone to add a cutting edge.
Linked with: Landon Donovan, Nicklas Bendtner, Emmanuel Adebayor, Roque Santa Cruz.
What they will end up with: David Moyes says he wants to sign up to three players in January, but with little money available, the Everton manager will use the loan market in a bid to bolster his squad. Getting Steven Pienaar to sign a new deal would be a real positive, too.
What they need: With Bobby Zamora out until February at the earlier, Andy Johnson a pale imitation of his former self and Moussa Dembélé picking up a string of injuries, Fulham urgently need a reliable striker who can turn their draws into victories.
Linked with: Roque Santa Cruz, Guillermo Ochoa, Landon Donovan, David Bentley.
What they will end up with: Mark Hughes has a good relationship with Santa Cruz and Bentley and could use that to his advantage to bring in some much-needed quality during the January window.
What they need: The club's supporters may not be happy with entrusting Roy Hodgson with a transfer budget, but Liverpool desperately need a striker to provide back-up to Fernando Torres, a right-back to replace the unhappy Glen Johnson, a left-back, a centre-back and some genuine wingers.
Linked with: Matt Jarvis, Peter Crouch, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Emmanuel Adebayor, Ashley Young, Charles N'Zogbia.
What they will end up with: Young only has a year left on his contract and could be persuaded to swap Villa Park for Anfield, while any move for Adebayor is likely to hinge on his wage demands.
Manchester City
What they need: Despite the embarrassment of riches at Eastlands, City will feel they need another striker to lift the burden from Carlos Tevez and a dominant centre-back. But with money no object, they can afford to replace the entire team if they felt the urge.
Linked with: Edin Dzeko, David Luiz, Pepe, Andres Iniesta.
What they will end up with: Such is the financial backing City have, they are likely to land top targets Dzeko and Luiz. But why stop there? It seems entirely feasible City will keep on spending with the title in sight.
Manchester United
What they need: With United sitting at the summit of the Premier League, Sir Alex Ferguson will not feel under any undue pressure to add to his squad. But with Jonny Evans struggling this term, the United manager may look to add a centre-back and an attacking midfielder if he can strike the right deals.
Linked with: Lassana Diarra, Pepe, Danny, Neven Subotic.
What they will end up with: Ferguson tends not to do any major business in January, preferring instead to add players for the future and there is nothing to suggest he plans to break from tradition this year.
Newcastle United
What they need: A new owner, many Newcastle fans would suggest. But failing that, new manager Alan Pardew will look to strengthen his side's defence and try to find a top-class partner for Andy Carroll.
Linked with: Jose Fonte, Rickie Lambert, Charlie Adam, Luke Varney.
What they will end up with: Mike Ashley is unlikely to underwrite a major spending spree, so Pardew will have to wheel and deal. If Joey Barton leaves, Pardew will be forced into the market for a ready-made replacement.
Stoke City
What they need: Now an established Premier League outfit, Stoke could do with more creativity in their midfield, where too much rests on the shoulders of Matthew Etherington.
Linked with: Bradley Johnson, Charlie Adam, Wayne Bridge, Sebastien Larsson.
What they will end up with: Not much, by the sounds of it. Chairman Peter Coates says January "is not a great time to buy" due to inflated prices, and manager Tony Pulis is satisfied with the strength of his squad. Some cut-price deals cannot be ruled out, though.
What they need: Steve Bruce will be keen to hang on to the impressive Craig Gordon, who is said to be attracting interest from other top-flight clubs. With three centre-backs injured or returning from injury, a defender would come in very handy too.
Linked with: Nedum Onuoha (permanent), Charles N'Zogbia.
What they will end up with: Sunderland would also love to seal a permanent deal for Onuoha, and with the club in contention to qualify for the Europa League, Bruce will hope to convince owner Ellis Short to provide the funds to add to his squad. Manchester United's Jonny Evans is a loan target.
Tottenham Hotspur
What they need: Spurs may be playing some of the best attacking football in the league, but they are leaking goals. With Ledley King injured, and William Gallas getting no younger, a centre back is a priority. And if Robbie Keane departs, Harry Redknapp will hope to sign a striker, too.
Linked with: Andy Carroll, Gary Cahill, Joleon Lescott, Scott Parker.
What they will end up with: Newcastle insist they are not prepared to sell Carroll, while Bolton have taken a similar stance over Cahill. But Lescott is understood to be available, and would be able to cover at left-back, too, though whether City would sell to a title rival is questionable.
West Bromwich Albion
What they need: Roberto Di Matteo could do with a striker to cover for Peter Odemwingie, who keeps getting injured and is at risk of burnout having played at the World Cup for Nigeria. A creative midfielder to share the burden with Chris Brunt would also help the Baggies in their battle to beat the drop.
Linked with: Dale Jennings, Luke Varney, Georgios Samaras.
What they will end up with: Varney says he is not interested in a move away from Blackpool, while Di Matteo says he is happy with the club's season so far and does not plan to strengthen in January.
West Ham United
What they need: To keep hold of Scott Parker must be a priority, although whether the club's board will trust Avram Grant with the funds to add to his squad must be in question. West Ham need a striker, wingers, full-backs, defenders: you name it, they need it.
Linked with: Steve Sidwell, Dieumerci Mbokani, Robbie Keane, Joey Barton, Christian Poulsen.
What they will end up with: If they can resist any offers for Parker, and add Barton, Sidwell and Keane they could consider it an excellent transfer window. Whatever happens, West Ham need new faces to help them beat the drop.
Wigan Athletic
What they need: With Chris Kirkland out on loan at Leicester, Roberto Martinez will look for a goalkeeper to strenghen his squad. The Spaniard would also welcome the addition of a new forward, having scored just 13 goals in 17 league matches this term.
Linked with: Tuncay Sanli, Tomasz Kuszczak, Jay Emmanuel-Thomas.
What they will end up with: With injuries to his strikers, Martinez should be able to persuade Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger to part with the exciting Emmanuel-Thomas on loan, while Tuncay is also a realistic option. And with Manchester United having signed Anders Lindgaard, Kuszczak is likely to be available.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
What they need: Mick McCarthy must add some steel to his backline, and find a striker that can score the goals to get them out of the relegation zone. Could former player Robbie Keane be tempted back to Molineux? Meanwhile Steven Fletcher, their record signing, could try and leave.
Linked with: Keane, Robbie Findley, David Wheater.
What they will end up with: Keane is unlikely, but Wheater is a realistic target available at a reasonable price. Keeping hold of Matt Jarvis could be problematic, though.


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Bistro 4290 is a casual dining spot in the historic Crowne Plaza Palo Alto. Executive Chef Herb Ng utilizes a cooking philosophy that centers around using quality, local ingredients of the season to create uncomplicated dishes that draw out the best and defining qualities of each ingredient. His style is evolutionary, drawing on many influences while combining Asian techniques with global flavors and he continues to find inspiration in travel, experimentation, and from his diverse staff. Bistro 4290 also features a large selection of hand-shaken, signature cocktails and outdoor patio dining. Join us daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sunday brunch reservations are highly recommended. Call (650) 628-0145.
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The National Puerto Rican Day Parade is set for Sunday, and police have advised the public that several roads will be closed in Midtown and on the Upper East Side.
The parade begins at 11 a.m. Sunday, and will proceed northward along Fifth Avenue from 44th Street to 79th Street.
The following streets will be closed beginning at 9:30 a.m.:
44th Street between Broadway and Vanderbilt Avenue;
45th Street between Sixth Avenue and Vanderbilt Avenue;
46th Street between Sixth Avenue and Vanderbilt Avenue;
47th Street between Sixth Avenue and Park Avenue;
48th Street between Sixth Avenue and Madison Avenue;
Vanderbilt Avenue between 42nd Street and 47th Street;
79th Street between Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue.
There will also be a limited number of pedestrian crossings along Fifth Avenue during the parade. They are"
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53rd and58th streets – eastbound only;
49th ,51st,57th and72nd streets — eastbound and westbound;
84th Street — westbound to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The theme for this year's parade is "Celebrating Your Health." Actress, dancer and singer Chita Rivera will serve as grand marshal.
The parade is one of the city's largest.
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Aspirus has built one of Wisconsin's best cardiovascular programs. From diagnosis to discharge, we provide complete cardiovascular care, more options, and superior outcomes. At Aspirus Heart & Vascular, we pool the energies and expertise of the best surgeons, cardiologists, and research specialists to attack the disease from all angles.
Aspirus Wausau Hospital has been selected as one of the Top 50 Cardiovascular Hospitals in the country by Watson Health ™ a leading health care data tracker.
Using the latest diagnostic and surgical innovations, Aspirus Heart & Vascular provides complete cardiovascular care, including:
Aspirus Heart & Vascular is more than a building or a place; it is the confluence of dedicated, excellent cardiovascular professionals from multiple disciplines. These professionals serve 450,000 residents of a 14-county region at Aspirus Wausau Hospital and at 11 regional clinic sites throughout Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) is a common condition that affects millions of people. Left untreated, AFib can lead to increased risk of stroke, heart failure and even death. AFib symptoms stop people from doing the things in life that they love and from being healthier and more active.
Visit our comprehensive A-fib site to learn more at: Treatafib.org
Symptoms of AFib:
Patients diagnosed with AFib now have access to expert management of this serious condition at the Aspirus Heart and Vascular AFib Clinic. The collaborative approach provided at the AFib Clinic means you will meet with an array of experts to develop individualized treatment plan to address your condition.
For information regarding referrals, scheduling or to answer general questions, please call the AFib Clinic. Patients may be referred by their physician or may self-refer. Second opinions are welcome.
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Heart Valve Disease is a complex condition that if unrecognized or left untreated, can significantly reduce quality of life and can be life-threatening. Patients who have been diagnosed with a heart valve problem now have access to expert management of this condition at The Valve Center at Aspirus Heart & Vascular.
Visit our dedicated valve disease site at: valvedisease.org
The Valve Clinic experience is designed as a one-day visit. In one complete day, patients undergo a comprehensive exam that includes a thorough clinical assessment, diagnostic studies, and education about the severity of their valve disease.
Aspirus Heart & Vascular is a regional leader in surgical treatment for heart valve disease. Recent surgical advances allow for more options to repair diseased valves, including:
To schedule an appointment, please call the The Valve Clinic at 877-9743-3571.
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Aspirus Heart & Vascular provides innovative solutions to better manage heart failure to help reduce your chance of hospitalization.
Heart failure (HF) occurs when the heart is unable to pump enough blood to meet the body's demands. When this occurs, blood pressure eventually increases leading to congestive symptoms and commonly to shortness of breath. Significant HF progression over a period of days often leads to hospitalization.
The CardioMEMS™ Heart Failure System is the first and only FDA-approved heart failure monitoring solution that provides vital real-time measurements from inside a person's body. These measurements, such as pulmonary artery pressure and heart rate, allow physicians to more effectively manage patients with heart failure and drastically reduce the likelihood of hospital readmissions. In trials, the use of CardioMEMS reduced hospital admissions for heart failure patients by 37 percent.
CardioMEMS is a small sensor that is permanently implanted into the pulmonary artery via a minimally-invasive catheter procedure. Once in place, it provides real-time, on-demand access to data like pulmonary artery pressure and heart rate. A wireless electronics system is used to transmit the data to a secure website, which is then read remotely in the doctor's office. With access to this data, physicians can make time-sensitive treatment decisions that can help keep patients out of the hospital.
Aspirus Heart & Vascular is the first to provide this innovate treatment to patients in Wisconsin.
The Heart Failure Resource Center is a specialized clinic within Aspirus Cardiology seeing patients with congestive heart failure (CHF) in our Wausau office. Patients can come from anywhere within Aspirus or an outside system based on referral guidelines, medication management guidelines and personnel guidelines that have been set up.
The goal of the clinic is to provide compassionate care and available services to manage heart failure symptoms in the outpatient setting and avoid hospital admissions. We have the ability to give IV diuretics (water medication) in the clinic, preventing patients from having to go to the hospital. We provide education on medications, diet, exercise, monitoring of symptoms, and other topics related to heart failure. We provide close follow-up with clinic visits and phone calls to patients at home to monitor symptoms. We encourage family members to attend visits to allow for more integrated care throughout the system.
Call Aspirus Cardiology at 800-441-4013 to find out if CardioMEMS or the Heart Failure Resource Center might be right for you.
Aspirus Heart & Vascular offers a broad range of cardiac procedures, testing and surgical options. You benefit from an individualized approach to heart care, including diagnosis, intervention and rehabilitation.
If you have been told that you need heart surgery, it is vital to choose the best care available. At Aspirus Heart & Vascular, our surgical program has repeatedly
been recognized as one of the best in Wisconsin. We are leaders in minimally-invasive techniques and offer a broader range of treatment options to help maximize outcomes, safety and patient comfort.
When you contact the Heart Surgery Second Opinion Program, our compassionate experts will meet with you within 48 hours of your call to discuss surgical options that can make a difference in your outcome.
To schedule an appointment, please call 715-847-0400.
At Aspirus Heart & Vascular, our surgeons employ the widest array of technologies and techniques in the region, allowing patients to choose the treatment most likely to get you back on your feet , doing the things you love sooner.
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Aspirus Heart & Vascular provides many options for valve repair and replacement, including minimally invasive mitral valve surgery and mitral valve repair surgery. Our surgeons have extensive experience with valve repair surgery, and offer a comprehensive range of valve replacement options.
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Aspirus Heart & Vascular physicians have been performing surgery for atrial fibrillation since 2002, with excellent results. Now, a minimally invasive surgery is helping people who suffer from atrial fibrillation, but are otherwise healthy.
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Aspirus Heart & Vascular was the first program in the region to perform and embrace this superior technique for bypass surgery. Beating heart surgery, also called "off-pump surgery," has higher success rates, promotes faster recovery and reduces complications. AHV surgeons perform about 95% of bypass surgeries using this technique.
Aspirus Heart & Vascular is a national leader in the use of minimally invasive techniques that improve surgery. In addition to minimally invasive mitral valve surgery, another minimally invasive procedure performed by Aspirus Heart & Vascular is Endoscopic Vessel Harvest. This is a method of removing graft material for bypass surgery using half-inch incisions, rather than leg- or forearm-long incisions. This causes far less pain and reduces the chances of infection.
Often, heart problems can be treated without surgery, and Aspirus Heart & Vascular offers a broad range of cardiac procedures, some available nowhere else in Wisconsin.
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Angioplasty is the gold standard for treating blockages. During the procedure, a cardiologist uses a thin wire catheter to access a diseased vessel to then open the blockage. In some cases, a tiny metal coil called a stent is expanded inside the blocked vessel and left in place to keep it from re-narrowing.
In CTOs the coronary artery blockage is too hard to be treated with traditional angioplasty. Using an advanced non-surgical technique, a catheter is inserted to reach the diseased coronary artery to restore blood flow. This minimally invasive approach allows patients to recover faster and get back to regular life activities.
Restoring blood flow to a vessel previously blocked with a CTO may significantly improve your quality of life by providing symptom relief and improved heart function and may help you avoid coronary artery bypass graft surgery.
If you have been diagnosed CTO and have not been offered any treatment options call Aspirus Cardiology at 800-441-4013 for a case evaluation by interventional cardiologist Pavel Guigauri, MD.
This procedure utilizes right radial artery, located in the wrist, as an entry point for catheterizations. Advantages of this technique include:
Irregular heart rhythms, or arrhythmias, affect millions of Americans. Some arrhythmias require no treatment or can be effectively managed with lifestyle changes and medications, some require additional treatment.
At Aspirus Heart & Vascular, we offer pacemakers, which are implanted into the patient's heart or upper chest to provide a reliable heartbeat when the heart's own rhythm is too fast, too slow or irregular. Catheter ablation is another non-surgical procedure done by an Electrophysiologist (EP doctor) to ablate (scar) part of an abnormal electrical pathway of the heart that is causing the heart rhythm problem.
A method of reducing low-density lipoprotein, or "bad cholesterol," levels in people unable to do so with diet and medication. The treatment is performed as often as once a week and usually takes three hours to complete.
A noninvasive therapy for certain patients with chronic chest pain. With the patient lying on a bed, compression cuffs (similar to blood pressure cuffs) are wrapped around the calves, thighs and lower abdomen. Treatment usually lasts an hour per day, five days per week, for seven weeks.
A treatment for people with a hole in the wall between the atria, or upper chambers of the heart. This hole, called Patent Foramen Ovale (PFO), increases risk for heart attack and stroke. By placing threading a special catheter into the heart, a cardiologist can place a small umbrella-like closure device in the hole, sealing it. Over time, heart tissue grows over the implant, becoming part of the heart.
Identifying the problem early.
Cardiovascular disease takes many forms. Because early diagnosis vastly improves your chances of effective treatment and recovery, Aspirus Heart & Vascular provides a complete array of diagnostic tests, including leading technologies that can save lives.
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Stress tests document how the heart functions under a workload, so doctors can search for indications of blockage or other problems. Stress tests can be performed with leading ultrasound machines or nuclear imaging equipment to provide the most accurate results.
Using computed tomography, or CT, imaging technology, our experts can often identify disease in the heart and elsewhere in the vascular system. Tests using this modality include:
Echocardiography uses ultrasound to examine heart function and anatomy. This is done non-invasively, by placing a probe on your chest. These tests can find clots, evaluate valvular function, and locate abnormalities.
People who have irregular heart rhythms can be difficult to diagnose, especially if these "arrhythmias" are unpredictable. There are many hospital-based or portable tests to monitor heart rhythms and rates during everyday activities. These are worn for various lengths of time. Here are some examples:
Sometimes doctors will do a diagnostic cardiac catheterization, during which a small catheter, or hollow tube, is guided through a vessel into the heart or surrounding coronary arteries. A colorless, liquid "dye" is injected through the catheter, and shows narrowing in the arteries, outside heart size, inside chamber size, pumping ability of the heart, ability of the valves to open and close, as well as a measurement of the pressures within the heart.
Catheterization often serves as the basis for future interventions, or for planning purposes.
The battle with cardiovascular disease doesn't end with surgery or a catheterization procedure. Our nationally-recognized Cardiovascular Rehabilitation program has what you need to return to the normal, active lifestyle you once enjoyed. Through education, monitored exercise, and risk factor counseling, we will help you manage your cardiovascular disease. Our program is certified through the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation.
For more information, or to register for any of the classes described on this page, please call Aspirus Cardiac Rehab at 715-847-2830.
This begins during your hospital stay. You will receive education and instruction on how to take care of yourself when you return home.
A continuation of the process begun in Phase I, this outpatient rehabilitation begins about a week after you leave the hospital. Exercise physiologists and cardiac rehab nurses lead exercise and education sessions designed to halt or slow the advance of heart disease, return you to a normal routine, and enhance your quality of life.
The exercise program lasts from six to 12 weeks. Staff continuously monitors your heart rhythms and rates, blood pressures and levels of exertion as you exercise on stationary bikes, treadmills, recumbent bikes, and with weights.
The education portion of the program consists of individual and group classes taught by a Registered Dietitian, Exercise Physiologists and Cardiac Rehab Nurses. All cardiac rehab participants and their family members are welcome to these classes, which are on a four-week rotation and can be entered at any point in the rotation. The classes include:
This special exercise program is supervised by an exercise physiologist or cardiac rehab nurse and caters to a broad range of people, specifically those with health concerns or medical conditions such as heart and lung disease, diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, or weight problems. It is also valuable for healthy seniors, those uncomfortable exercising in a health club, those who prefer a group exercise setting, or who need individual attention.
Your first session includes a one-on-one meeting and creation of an individualized exercise program and goals. Healthy people age 40 and under may enter the program without a doctor's referral. People over 40, with two or more risk factors for heart disease, a history of heart disease or have some other medical problem, require a doctor's referral and possibly a stress test.
Participation requires an appropriate diagnosis and physician referral.
This supervised exercise program is designed for patients recently diagnosed with heart and valve disease, obesity, peripheral artery disease, lung disease, and diabetes, and who are not eligible for the Cardiac Rehab Program.
The exercise program is overseen by exercise physiologists and cardiac rehab nurses, and includes an initial assessment, orientation to the exercise equipment, and discussion of proper exercise frequency, intensity and duration for your specific needs. The program consists of one-hour exercise sessions, daily health assessments, and group and individual education classes.
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specializes in helping treat wounds of patients who are at high risk of
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These are a Cadbury product I don't see all that often. Their distribution may vary by region, and for all I know you guys may see them all the time, though here in sunny old Surrey these are very rarely come across. Saying that I did manage to pick up a lone pack in a random One Stop shop. These Cadbury Shots are Cadbury's answer to M&M's, Minstrels etc, billed as 'sugar coated balls of Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate'.
These Cadbury Shots came in the form a 200.0g bag, which I shared with some friends. The packaging and presentation I thought lacked the usual Cadbury charm. The packaging was quite plain in it's design, and the chocolates looked nothing more special than glazed Cadbury Tasters. Don't get me wrong there was nothing wrong with appearance, it was just nothing special either. Hard shelled, sugar coated products commonly lack decent aromas (see M&Ms!!), though this was not true of the 'Shots'. The familiar Dairy Milk smell was ever present, maybe not quite as strong as with other Cadbury products, but it was reasonably forthcoming and enticing.
Though sharing the bag with three other people I managed to get my fair share. In relation to other sugar coated chocolates I would say these were a relatively fulfilling snack, something that was largely down to the strength of the Dairy Milk chocolate. Even given the extra sugar from the hard shells, the Dairy Milk was still quite nicely balanced with its delicious creamy taste. The presence of the sugary shells for me wasn't all that favourable. As mentioned they did little to enhance the taste, and to be honest they spoilt the best way of enjoying the texture of the chocolate, due them needing to be crunched. Dairy Milk is a chocolate that deserves to be longfully left to melt on the tongue, the inclusion of the hard shells meant this wasn't entirely possible.
Overall these were another relatively decent product from Cadbury, though they would never be my favoured means of enjoying Dairy Milk. The sugary shells didn't allow the enjoyment of the slow melt of Dairy Milk, slowly sucking on these gave a the taste of sucking on a sugar cube, which meant at the end of the day they could only really be chewed - which was far from my favoured means of enjoying the chocolate. The Dairy Milk chocolate hit was still delivered, but just couldn't be enjoyed for as long as desired. If your a fan of your hard-shelled chocolate such as M&M's, Minstrels etc these are probably worth you looking at. A fair Cadbury product, but far from anything spectacular.


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Statesboro, GA Area Scholarships
Statesboro is a city and the county seat of Bulloch County, Georgia, United States, in the state's southeast. Statesboro had a population of 28,422 at the 2010 census. It is the central city of the Statesboro Micropolitan Statistical Area, which includes all of Bulloch County. A college town, Statesboro is best known as the home to Georgia Southern University, a Carnegie Doctoral-Research University.
The city was chartered in 1803, starting as a small trading community providing the basic essentials for surrounding plantations. In 1906 Statesboro leaders joined together to bid for and win the First District A&M School, a land grant college which eventually grew into Georgia Southern University. Statesboro inspired the blues song "Statesboro Blues", written by Blind Willie McTell in the 1920s, and covered in a well-known version by The Allman Brothers Band.
Statesboro, GA Scholarships
|NEWH Atlanta Chapter Scholarship
|September 29, 2018
Schools in and around Statesboro, GA
Georgia Southern University
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Deloitte Cloud Solutions Architect Manager in Louisville, Kentucky
Deloitte Services LP includes internal support areas such as Marketing and Communications, Human Resources/Talent, Information Technology, Facilities Management, and Financial Support Services.
Cloud Solutions Architect
Are you passionate about technology and interested in joining a community of collaborative colleagues who respectfully and courageously seek to challenge the status quo? If so, read on to learn more about an exciting opportunity with Deloitte s Information Technology Services (ITS). We are insatiably curious and life-long learners focused on technology and innovation.
Work you ll do
The Cloud Solutions Architecture practice is a part of the Deloitte Cloud Solution Center that reports to the office of the Deputy CIO of Technology and is responsible for delivering cloud solutions that accelerate the delivery of both revenue-generating and internal applications. The team specializes in cloud solution design and deployment as well as automation to deliver resilient, predictable, scalable, consumable and secure cloud capabilities.
The cloud solution architect is a critical thinker and problem solver with a business-first mindset. As a member of the Solution Architecture practice, you will work collaboratively across the IT organization to deliver, AWS, Azure, GCP and Deloitte Private Cloud solutions. The team serves as a trusted partner to our Service Lines helping to transform their experience with cloud in order to deliver innovative business outcomes.
Your responsibilities will include partnering with business-lead development teams and successfully leading the design and delivery of cloud solutions. You will be challenged to find approaches that enable the rapid adoption of new cloud services, drive innovation and transform IT.
Define and deliver the appropriate cloud solution architecture and strategic approaches to support various cloud native, hybrid, non-hybrid and migration engagements.
Be the go to expert for Cloud Architecture. You should have a deep understanding of IaaS, CaaS and PaaS services offered on cloud platforms and understand how to combine them to build complex and innovative solutions.
Serve as a trusted advisor for cloud initiatives by providing objective, practical and relevant ideas, insights and advice while also building organizational partnerships and networks to ensure comprehensive cloud capabilities are developed with input from appropriate business and IT resources.
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So SAAB are no more.
After 60+ years of quirky, clever cars they have been forced to shut up shop. Despite valiant efforts from Spyker the company has simply run out of money. Suppliers are not shipping parts because they haven't been paid and the workforce are likewise unpaid. It's all very sad.
GM bought SAAB some years back and integrated a lot their engineering. Larger SAABs were running in Opel floor pans for example. Now GM are refusing to licence this technology to prospective Chinese buyers because they're worried a Chinese SAAB would eat into their far east market share.


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Grant Application
Grant Application
HESI THRIVE Grant Application
2018 Requirements and Guidelines
The HESI THRIVE Research Grant Program has a two-step application process. A letter of intent is required in advance of submitting a full grant application. Only investigators who have submitted a letter of intent and have been invited to submit a formal grant application will be considered for THRIVE funding. Information and Timelines for the 2018 Application Process to follow.
The following instructions are for investigators who have already submitted a letter of intent and have been invited to submit a full grant application to THRIVE. Funding requests are limited to a maximum of US $50,000 total (direct costs only) for a maximum month period.
Application Requirements
The research grant application should be no more than 14 pages in length including the application form and any figures or tables. The biographical information and publication list are not included in the 10 page limit. The application should contain the following sections:
- Application Form (3 pages)
The provided cover sheet should be completed and signed.
- Project Abstract and Lay Person Summary (2 pages)
Briefly and clearly state the nature, objective, procedures and significance of the proposed research and explain how the study furthers how the study will aid in the characterization or prediction of when and how adverse effects may occur in patients who have received cancer treatment and/or supports the development of approaches to avoid or lessen these effects. The lay version of the abstract should be written for a non-technical person to understand. The lay summary may be used by THRIVE for communication and publicity purposes.
- Research Plan (4 pages)
The text should cover the following areas in detail:
A. Title of project
B. Background and significance: This should provide information on the scope of the problem, summary of mechanisms, markers, or approaches to be studied, a brief evaluation of existing research and knowledge in this area, and insight into gaps in knowledge that the study intends to fill. The section should clearly indicate how the study findings might impact the prediction or treatment of adverse effects following cancer therapy.
C. Specific Aims: The investigator should present both the broader research objectives as well as the specific study hypothesis to be tested in this project.
D. Research Design and Methods: This should describe the experimental design and methods that are used to accomplish the specific aims. This section should describe how data will be collected, analyzed and interpreted. Any new methodology or novel cross-disciplinary (e.g., nonclinical and clinical) partnerships and their advantages over existing approaches should be mentioned. Potential difficulties and limitations of the proposed procedure along with alternative approaches should be mentioned. If the study involves human subjects, details on the study and control group criteria as well as the recruitment process should be provided.
E. Timetable: This should specify he time required for study setup, conducting the experiment, data analysis and evaluation, and dissemination of study findings.
F. Project personnel: Each researcher's name, title, institution, role in project and percentage of effort devoted to the project should be listed.
G. Resources and Environment: This should describe the research facility(ies), laboratory space and major equipment needed for the study. Any materials, procedures, or situation that may be hazardous should be described along with the proposed precautions taken.
- Budget (1 page)Budget breakdown: Include a total research budget for the proposed project stating the amount requested from THRIVE along with other confirmed funding sources. Individual THRIVE awards will not exceed $50,000 USD. The budget should consist of only direct cost items such as personnel, supplies and equipment. Project personnel should be listed by name, title, time/percentage effort and requested salary. If the amount of the study exceeds what is being requested from THRIVE, please indicate other sources of funding or provide an explanation of how additional funding will be secured to complete the study.Administrative overhead or indirect costs should not be included in the budget. THRIVE does not cover institutional construction or renovation, purchase of capital equipment other than what is needed for the proposed research, office equipment or furniture, equipment service contracts, non-study related travel, tuition fees, journal subscriptions, dues or memberships, and publication fees.Budget justification: The narrative should explain the budget items and reason for the expense. For project personnel, an explanation of their role in the project should be included.
- Research Approval Letter (1 page)
Biomedical research involving human subjects or animals require an Institutional Review Board (IRB) or Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) letter of approval from the investigator's affiliated institution. If one is not available at the time of the application, an institutional letter of support can be provided. However, grant funding will be contingent on securing an IRB or IACUC letter of approval prior to the start of the study.
- Biographical Information and Publication List (appendix)
Biographical sketches for key investigators involved with the study should include name, position, education, and training in chronological order as well as research and professional experience in chronological order. Only publications from the past 5 years that are relevant to the proposed research topic should be listed.
Application Submission
A PDF copy of the proposal should be electronically submitted to email@example.com no later than 5:00 p.m. eastern standard time on 26 October 2018. The required format for submission is as follows:
- All documents should be merged into one pdf file. This includes the cover sheet, application, biosketch and supporting documents.
- Documents requiring signatures (cover sheet, IRB or IACUC letter) need to be signed first, scanned and then merged into the full application file.
- The PDF file should be saved as "investigator first and last name_institution_2018." An example would be to name the file "John Smith_Univ of Singapore_2018."
No extensions of the deadline can be made. Once submitted, a confirmation email will be sent by THRIVE.
For questions, please contact Syril Pettit, HESI Executive Director, at email@example.com
Application Review Process
Applications are reviewed in detail by the THRIVE Advisory Review Board and will be discussed as a group to determine funding priority based on THRIVE's research criteria. Preference will be given to studies in which both a non-clinical and clinical researcher are engaged in either design, conduct, or analysis of the study results in ways that bring new innovation to cardio-oncology research and outcomes. Details about the grant review process can be obtained by downloading THRIVE's Grant Requirements & Guidelines document.
Each research grant is carefully evaluated on the basis of:
1. Significance & Scientific Merit
- Does the study advance our ability to replicate and interrogate critical elements of treatment-induced toxicity pathways in both physiologically and pharmacologically relevant ways?
- Does the study develop models (in vivo, in vitro, in silico) of pediatric or adult drug exposure that support improved predictivity for delayed toxic effects?;
- Does the study advance understanding of the role of protective co-therapies or modified exposure protocols on the onset of toxic damage? and/or
- Does the research support the development and translational interpretation of clinically accessible biomarkers (or measures) of injury that have relevance for patient monitoring?
2. Approach & Feasibility
- Are the conceptual framework, design, methods and analyses adequately developed, well integrated and appropriate to the aims of the project?
- Are potential risks and problems addressed and alternative methods recommended?
- Will the study be completed in the proposed timeframe and within the proposed budget?
3. Innovation
- Are the aims original and innovative?
- Does the project involve novel interactions across non-clinical and clinical scientific researchers and/or scientific data sets?
- Does the project employ novel concepts, approaches and methods?
4. Investigator Qualification & Environment
- Does the investigator have the expertise and commitment to carry out the proposed work?
- Are all the required elements such as laboratory, technology, equipment, reagents, and human or animal subjects available for the project?
5. Ethical & Regulatory Adherence
- Is the study ethical and does it abide by HIPAA regulations?
- Will the study be conducted properly in accordance to IRB and IACUC regulations?
6. Prospect of long term funding
- What is the likelihood of getting subsequent NIH or other major funding to sustain the project and/or expand the research?
Final decisions on funding will be made by THRIVE's Advisory Board by 16 November 2016, and grant applicants will be notified by email. All decisions about grant applications made by THRIVE are final and are not subject to appeal.
Research Grant Terms
Before THRIVE disburses funds to a grant recipient, the principle investigator (PI) will be asked to sign a funding agreement letter with the THRIVE program which outlines the below research grant terms:
- Grant Period: Grants must specify the proposed timeline and major milestones. All experimental work is to be completed within a maximum of 24 months.
- Grant Payment: Upon receipt of a signed THRIVE letter of agreement and letter of approval by the PI's Institutional Review Board (IRB) or Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC), THRIVE will disburse 75% of the funds. The remaining 25% of the award is provided upon completion of the study milestones. Exceptions may be made. Specific milestones for disbursement of funds will be specified in the funding agreement letter.
- Grant Reporting: Awardees will be required to provide a written study update at the 12 month mark and at completion of the study. All awardees will be provided with funding to attend the annual THRIVE network forum meeting and will be asked to provide an update on study outcomes or interim findings at that time. Awardees are highly encouraged to publish results of these studies as feasible. The THRIVE Advisory Board can assist in identifying appropriate publication venues.
- Site of Project: THRIVE awards funding to public or private universities, hospitals and biomedical research institutions globally. The research shall take place only in the research facility specified in the submitted research proposal. In the event the PI leaves his or her affiliated institution, the PI shall immediately notify THRIVE of the changes and submit a status report and accounting of the funds spent to date. It is the responsibility of the PI to make necessary arrangements with their institution to permit transfer of any unused THRIVE research funds to the PI's new institution.
- Expenditures: The grant is made only for the purposes stated in the research proposal and according the proposed research budget. The grant covers direct costs only, and funds may not be used for administrative overhead, construction or renovation, purchase of capital equipment other than what is needed for the proposed research, office equipment or furniture, equipment service contracts, non-study related travel, tuition fees, journal subscriptions, dues or membership, and publication fees. At the end of the grant period, any unused funds shall be promptly returned to THRIVE.
- Grants Administration: The grant funds shall be physically segregated, and such funds shall be shown separately on the PI's books for ease of reference and verification. Records of receipts and expenditures under the grant, as well as copies of reports submitted to THRIVE, shall be kept for a reasonable period of time following completion of such receipts and expenditures.
- Institutional Research Approval: All THRIVE funded research projects must conform to local and federal regulation requiring that all institutions maintain appropriate policies and procedures for the protection of the rights and welfare of human subjects and the safe and humane treatment of animals used for research. A letter of approval from the PI's Institutional Review Board (IRB) or Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) or other relevant body must be provided to THRIVE before the start of research study.
- Liability: The PI assumes sole responsibility for conducting the research and supervising the work of co-investigators associated with the study and is therefore responsible for any negligent acts or omissions in connection with their research study. The PI and PI's institution shall indemnify and hold harmless THRIVE, its advisors, agents and partners from any claim, judgment, award, damage, settlement, liability, negligence or malpractice arising from accepting THRIVE's grant, expending or applying grant funds, or in carrying out the research study supported by the grant.
- Grant Suspension or Cancellation: THRIVE reserves the right to suspend or cancel the funding agreement at any time at its sole discretion for failure of the PI to abide by THRIVE's grant terms. Upon receipt of a written notice of project suspension or cancellation from THRIVE, the PI should prepare and submit a project status report and accounting summary of funds expended to date. All unused funds must be returned to THRIVE immediately upon its request. A PI may terminate a grant by sending written notice to THRIVE stating the reason and providing a project status report and accounting summary of funds expended. The PI should make arrangements to promptly return unused funds to THRIVE.
- Dissemination of Findings: All findings resulting from research supported by THRIVE shall be made public, preferably through recognized scientific/medical meetings and peer reviewed journal articles. Any scientific data resulting from research funded by THRIVE shall be made available to other researchers and non-commercial laboratories in a timely manner at a no charge or at cost basis. If it has been determined that the findings will not be published, the PI and THRIVE shall discuss other options for dissemination of the data to the public and medical/scientific community.
- Presentation and Publication Acknowledgement: All presentations and publications related to research funded in part or in whole by THRIVE's research grant must cite the the HESI-Pardee THRIVE Initiative as a source of funding. THRIVE shall be notified when a presentation or publication related to the funded research has been confirmed, and a PDF file of the final abstract or publication shall be forwarded to THRIVE when available.
- References to Work: Both THRIVE and the PI may include general, non-confidential information about the research grant in announcements to the general public and their constituents. For specific print or internet references, such as communication materials or press releases, the PI or PI's institution must acknowledge THRIVE's involvement and notify the THRIVE before distribution. Similarly, announcements about the study findings must be reviewed by the PI before distribution by THRIVE.


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Easter was actually last week, but I'm just now getting around to wrapping up this series. I could give you all sorts of excuses as to why this post is late, but you don't really exist, so I'll spare you. Suffice it to say I was waiting for the right thoughts and the right words to wrap up this theme.
The theme of this season's series is 'Responding to a society that openly mocks our God.' So far, meditating on this issue, I have determined that I am too quick to fight about it. Fighting about it is not what God wants, nor is it useful. I've also contemplated on the fact that if it weren't for the Holy Spirit, I'd be just like all of the visitors that fill the pews on Easter Sunday, praising a God they don't know and saying things they don't understand. I'm thankful for that Spirit, even though it's the same Spirit that makes me think I need to be cranked to 11 all the time.
The last thing I really want to focus on isn't really about me at all, but rather the mocking world.
What you gotta be so rude, world?
I live in America where our culture is vaguely Christian. We all grew up with some basic familiarity with Christianity, even if we weren't dragged to church every Sunday. Self-proclaimed atheists who grew up in a distinctly non-religious household can likely still name all 4 gospel writers and know just enough of the Bible to pretend their opinions are informed. Perhaps familiarity really does breed contempt because so many of these people who absolutely despise Christianity and openly mock it are also quick to defend Islam as a religion of peace. These secular-progressive atheists will defend your 'right to believe' as long as you don't believe in Jesus. Christianity is somehow held up as the single culprit in some imagined centuries-old conspiracy to destroy science and rational thought.
They'll believe in anything except the truth. They'll defend anything except Christ. They try to rewrite history to try and remove God from the lives of people they otherwise admire. Just yesterday I saw a meme about how Martin Luther King Jr wasn't really a Christian. You know, REVEREND King?
The world suffers from a sin-addled brain that inhibits clear thinking. I think we underestimate just exactly what it means to be LOST. If lost people knew how to find their way back, they wouldn't be lost. Being lost in this sense is being totally helpless- so far from 'found' that it's hard to even conceptualize. We have to turn no further than the Gospels to see this in action.
John 20:15-16
"Woman," Jesus said to her, "why are you crying? Who is it you are looking for?"
Supposing He was the gardener, she replied, "Sir, if you've removed Him, tell me where you've put Him, and I will take Him away."
Jesus said, "Mary."
Turning around, she said to Him in Hebrew, "Rabbouni!"—which means "Teacher."
Mary is Jesus' #1 fangirl of all time, and she didn't recognize Him. It wasn't until He said her name that she had any clue what was going on. It's not that she didn't believe He was the Messiah, she just had a sin-addled brain. She couldn't see Him for what He was. Something in her mind told her that Jesus being alive again was IMPOSSIBLE, and that thought was at the front of her mind rather than the truth He had been teaching them all for so long.
Fast forward a bit, Jesus goes to visit His disciples who are full on scared and hiding out. From their perspective, they're all about to be murdered just like Jesus was. And while they will eventually be martyred for their faith, that's a long way off. As a believer, this scene in the Bible is foreign to me. The greatest weapon in Satan's utility belt is the fear of death- something that has no hold on me whatsoever. But that was not the case for these followers of Christ, who loved Him and believed in Him, but they didn't possess the Holy Spirit.
John 20:19-23
19 In the evening of that first day of the week, the disciples were gathered together with the doors locked because of their fear of the Jews. Then Jesus came, stood among them, and said to them, "Peace to you!"
20 Having said this, He showed them His hands and His side. So the disciples rejoiced when they saw the Lord.
21 Jesus said to them again, "Peace to you! As the Father has sent Me, I also send you." 22 After saying this, He breathed on them and said, "Receive the Holy Spirit. 23 If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven them; if you retain the sins of any, they are retained."
The entire time they're following Jesus, they're constantly asking stupid questions. I mean they just didn't get it. It's no fault of theirs. They wanted to believe and it struck them as the truth and they couldn't deny what their eyes had witnessed, but at the end of the day, they couldn't understand any of it. Let's look at this scene when Jesus appears to them after He has died and been resurrected. In this account, He tells them twice "Peace be with you." Take that to mean they weren't feeling especially peaceful. Finally, He gives them this amazing gift- the gift that allows a bunch of freaked out fanboys to become the heroes of faith they were always meant to be- the gift of the Holy Spirit. Until this moment, they didn't understand. They had no chance to become more than what they were. Until this moment, they were still slaves. Now they're free. Now it's all clicking.
Someone wasn't there. Thomas was away when this happened. When he comes back everyone is trying to explain to him this amazing thing that happened. What luck, right? Jesus comes to visit and you're down at the shop or something and miss the whole thing. Rather than kicking himself for missing such an incredible experience, he bows up. He doesn't think it even happened- he doesn't believe a word of it, despite the insistence of these people he has traveled with and loved as brothers. Their testimony means nothing to him. He wants to not only see Jesus with his own eyes, but stick his fingers into the wounds. Until then, he's gonna sulk and be a brat (I assume).
John 20: 24-25 But one of the Twelve, Thomas (called "Twin"), was not with them when Jesus came. So the other disciples kept telling him, "We have seen the Lord!"
But he said to them, "If I don't see the mark of the nails in His hands, put my finger into the mark of the nails, and put my hand into His side, I will never believe!"
A week later, Jesus shows up and says-
John 20:27 Then He said to Thomas, "Put your finger here and observe My hands. Reach out your hand and put it into My side. Don't be an unbeliever, but a believer."
How does Thomas respond?
Jn20:28 Thomas responded to Him, "My Lord and my God!"
Congratulations, Thomas, you now possess the Holy Spirit. And don't you feel like a butthole for doubting?
Nah. I mean pride is a massive hurdle. One of my favorite scientific studies to roll out is the one that says when you listen to cheesy pop music, your brain lights up like a Christmas tree. But despite what the brain-scan says, if asked whether or not you like what you just heard, you might say 'no.' That's pride. There is social pressure from within and without that can outweigh what your body is telling you. If all your friends hate Justin Bieber, or you talk on and on about how terrible he is without every having listened, that pressure will outweigh the fact that you actually kinda like it, according to your body's chemistry. I think that happens when it comes to God. Someone might feel a stir in their heart or feel conviction about their lives or know that it's true, but at the end of the day they just can't make the commitment. They don't WANT Jesus to be Lord of their lives because it has implications they don't want to face.
But Christ is King whether they bend the knee or not. His glory is not diminished by a person's failure to believe in Him. There is no such thing as a worthy challenger to His rule, and so He sits atop His throne in glory, exacting perfect judgement in perfect time.
Finally recognizing it and bending the knee, making Jesus Lord of your life is not a small thing and one shouldn't feel like a butthole for doubting. Without possession of the Holy Spirit, even His best friends on this planet didn't understand what the heck was going on. They watched Him perform like 50 full on miracles and they still doubted. This is how it should be. It's not something to laugh at. It's what we should expect.
So what do we say to a society that openly mocks our God? How do we respond when someone who is 'spiritual but not religious' talks about the peaceful nature of Islam and calls our God a hateful moral monster? How do we react when someone who gets the entirety of their information from internet memes thinks they're an authority on the "true origins" of our holy days?
I don't have an easy answer. As frustrating and sometimes as offensive as it is, this is how it's supposed to be. The world HATES God. It HATES the truth of Christ. The lost people are so lost they really have no idea what they're doing or saying. Being mad at them or lashing out at them won't do any good. Our hearts shouldn't be oriented to those kinds of reactions anyway.
Trying to force them to be like us and tell them that we know what is best for them isn't going to do any good either. It'll just shore up their defenses and turn a general dislike into a personal grudge and that is quite counterproductive.
In my opinion, I really do think we should be putting ourselves in positions where we simply unleash the lion rather than arguing. What do you think?


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316 pages, softbound, with @370 color plates and comparative photographs including an appendix of seals of three-dimensional objects. Authored by Dr. Kendall Brown, Professor of Japanese Art History, California State University, with an essay entitled Japan and 'Art Deco'; with additional essays by Tim Benton, Professor of Art History, former head of department and Dean of Arts, The Open University, on Art Deco and Japanisme; Takanami Machiko, Associate Director, Shoto Museum, Tokyo, entitled 'Things Japanese' in the 1930s"; by Kitamura Hitomi, Assistant Curator, Crafts Gallery, National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, entitled "The Craftsman's Utopias"; Vera Mackie, Professor, University of Melbourne, entitled "The Modern Girl: Icon of Modernity." Scholarly entries supplied in addition by Fredric Schneider, Independent scholar, New York; Gotō Yumiko, Assistant Curator, Crafts Gallery, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo; June Colburn, fiber artist, Florida; Kida Takuya, Curator, Crafts Gallery, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo; Motohashi Kōsuke, Curator, Sakura City Museum of Art; Takao Yo, Agency for Cultural Affairs, Traditional Culture Section, Tokyo; Yoshida Yukari, Independent scholar, Tokyo. Foreword by Ichiro Fujisaki, formerly Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to the United States of America; Preface by Robert and Mary Levenson, on "Discovering Deco in Japan." Published in 2012.
224 pages, softbound, with 60 color plates and 35 documentary illustrations; authored by Dr. Paul Williamson, FSA, Director of Collections and Keeper of Sculpture, Metalwork, and Glass at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Additional essays by Fergus Cannan, independent medieval scholar, entitled If Marble Will Not Serve: Medieval English Alabaster Sculpture from Quarry to Object of Devotion; Dr. Stephen Perkinson, Assistant Professor of Art History, Bowdoin College, entitled 'As they learn it by sight of images': Alabaster and Religious Devotion in Late Medieval England; and Professor Eamon Duffy, Professor of Church History and Fellow of Magdalene College,Cambridge, entitled, The Reformation and the Alabastermen. Published in 2010.
Winner of an American Graphic Design Award of Excellence from Graphic Design USA (2011); and Second Place prize, small-medium non-profit publisher illustrated text category, Washington Book Publishers Association Design and Effectiveness Awards (2011)
468 pages, softbound and hardbound, with 70 color plates depicting the works in the exhibition and 517 color documentary illustrations of the 16th-century Italian.Drawings Collection at the Prado not in the exhibition, plus 11 black and white comparative illustrations; authored by Nicholas Turner, formerly of the J. Paul Getty Museum and the British Museum, and a specialist in Renaissance and Baroque drawings; with an additional essay by Dr. José Manuel Matilla, Head of the Department of Drawings and Prints at the Prado. Hardcover distributed by the University Press of New England. Published in 2008.
244 pages, softbound and hardbound, with 78 color plates and 95 comparative illustrations; authored by Dr. Mary Cowling, Senior Lecturer in History of Art and Curator the College Picture Gallery, Royal Holloway; with additional essays by Dr. Dianne Sachko Macleod, Department of Art and Art History, University of California, Davis; Dr. Christiana Payne, Senior Lecturer of Art, Oxford Brooks University, Oxford; and Andrew Wilton, the Tate Gallery, London. An Introduction is provided by Dr. Tim Barringer, Department of the History of Art, Yale University. The book includes artist biographies, chronology, and bibliography. Hardcover distributed by Frances Lincoln, Ltd. Published in 2008.
528 pages, softbound and hardbound, with 230 color and 23 black and white illustrations, authored Dr. Elaine Wright; Curator of the Islamic Collections, the Chester Beatty Library; Dr. Susan Stronge, Senior Curator, Asian Department, Victoria and Albert Museum; Prof. Wheeler M. Thackston, former Professor of the Practice of Persian and other Near Eastern Languages, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University; Dr. Steven Cohen, textile specialist and independent scholar and author; London; and, also from the Chester Beatty Library, Charles Horton, Curator of Western Collections, and Rachael Smith in association with Jessica Baldwin, both Conservators. Hardcover distributed by the University Press of New England. Published in 2008.
326 pages, softbound, with 188 color plates, 58 comparative illustrations; authored by Annie Van Assche, Former Curator of Collections at the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens (Delray Beach, Florida), Former Curator of Education for Japan Society Gallery (New York, NY), and Guest Curator of the Exhibition; with additional essays by Anna Jackson, Deputy Keeper of the Asian Department, Victoria & Albert Museum; Elise K. Tipton, Associate Professor and Chair of Japanese and Korean Studies, University of Sydney; Reiko Brandon, former Curator of Textiles, University of Hawaii; and Akiko Fukai, Chief Curator and Director of the Kyoto Costume Institute, Japan; published in 2008.
283 pages, softbound and hardbound, with 126 color plates, 91 comparative illustrations, with an artist biography, list of the artist's international representation in museum collections, select solo exhibitions, select bibliography, and an index; authored by Dr. John Sillevis, Curator of the Gemeentesmuseum, The Hague; with additional essays by Dr. David Elliot, Director of the Mori Arts Center, Tokyo, and Dr. Edward J. Sullivan, Dean of the Humanities and Professor of Fine Art at New York University; published in 2006.
396 pages, softbound, with 135 color plates, 97 comparative illustrations, with artist biographies, select bibliography, an extended index, and a thumbnail addendum of 39 additional Pre-Raphaelite objects in the permanent collection of the Delaware Art Museum; authored by Dr. Stephen Wildman, Curator of the Ruskin Library, Lancaster University, England; with additional essays by Margaretta Frederick, Curator of the Bancroft Collection, Delaware Art Museum; Jan Marsh, Independent Scholar; David B. Elliott, Independent Scholar; Dr. Caroline Hannah, Independent Scholar; and Deborah Cherry, University of Sussex; published 2004.SALE Price: $19.98 (Original Price: $49.95)
327 pages, softbound, with 100 color plates, 180 comparative illustrations, with bibliography, index, and biographies of the 66 artists represented in the exhibition; authored by Dr. Pierre Rosenberg, Honorary President-director of the Louvre; Louis-Antoine Prat; and Bruno Ferté, independent scholar; published 2004.SALE Price: $21.98 (Original Price: $54.95)
560 pages, softbound, with 450 color plates, over 190 comparative illustrations and map; authored by Father Allen Duston, O.P., International Director of the Patrons of the Arts in the Vatican Museums; Monsignor Roberto Zagnoli, Consultant to the Office of the Liturgical Celebration of the Supreme Pontiff; with opening statement by Pope John Paul II, (includes Spanish catalogue supplement, 52 pages, softbound, with 26 color plates); published 2003.SALE Price: $19.98 (Original Price: $49.95)
256 pages, softbound, with 125 full-color plates, 40 comparative illustrations historical maps, and kiln drawings, includes visual index; authored by Robert Moes, former head of the Asian Art Department, Brooklyn Museum of Art; with an essay by Rupert Faulkner, Senior Curator of Japanese Art, Victoria and Albert Museum, London; published 2003.SALE Price: $15.98 (Original Price: $39.95)
Drawings from the Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Copenhagen 280 pages, softbound, with 81 full-color plates, over 60 comparative illustrations; authored by Dr. Jan Würtz Frandsen, Curator of Prints and Drawings, Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen; foreword by Chris Fischer, Keeper of Prints and Drawings; and Allis Helleland, Director, Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen; published 2002.SALE Price: $15.98 (Original Price: $39.95)
252 pages, softbound and hardbound, with 125 full-color plates, 51 comparative illustrations, and map; hardcover distributed by University of Washington Press; authored by Sir Michael Butler, collector and scholar of 17th-century Chinese porcelain; Dr. Julia B. Curtis, independent scholar of Chinese ceramics; and Dr. Stephen Little, Pritzker Curator of Asian Art, Art Institute of Chicago; additional essays by Dr. Qianshen Bai, Boston University; Dr. Yibin Ni, National University of Singapore; and Dr. Evelyn S. Rawski, University of Pittsburgh; published 2002.SALE Price: $15.98 (Original Price: $39.95)
320 pages, softbound, with 110 comparative illustrations and 160 full-color plates; essays written by Father Allen Duston, O.P. and Dr. Arnold Nesselrath, both leading scholars of the Vatican Museums; preface written by Pope John Paul II; published 1998.SALE Price: $13.98 (Original Price: $34.95)
380 pages, softbound and hardbound, with 200 full-color plates and 50 comparative illustrations; hardcover distributed by Yale University Press; essays by Prof. Dr. Jan Ostrowski, Director of the Wawel Royal Castle, Cracow; Prof. Dr. Andrzej Rottermund; Director of The Royal Castle, Warsaw; Dr. Thomas DeCosta Kaufmann, Princeton University; author Adam Zamoyski; Dr. Zdzislaw Zygulski, Jr., Czartoryski Museum, Cracow; Dr. Piotr Krasny, Jagiellonian University, Cracow; introductory letter written by the President of Poland; published 1999.SALE Price: $15.98 (Original Price: $39.95)
378 pages, hardbound; 165 color plates and 50 black-and-white comparative illustrations; essays written by Dr. Joachim Bautze of the South Asian Institute of Heidelberg University, J.P. Losty of the British Library, the late Toby Falk of Sotheby's, and Dr. Partha Mitter of the University of Sussex; preface written by owner of collection Dr. William K. Ehrenfeld; published 1998.SALE Price: $20.00 (Original Price: $50.00)
192 pages, softbound, with over 130 illustrations, 106 in color and 24 in black-and-white; text written by James Ayres, Director of the John Judkyn Memorial in Bath, England, recognized scholar in the field of British and American art and antiques and Guest Curator for the exhibition; published 1996.SALE Price: $9.98 (Original Price: $24.95)
320 pages, 190 four-color plates, 15 half-tone illustrations; written by Robert Moes, former Head of Department of Asian Art, Brooklyn Museum; Dr. William B. Hauser, Professor of History, University of Rochester; and Dr. Amanda Mayer Stinchecum, independent textiles scholar; preface by Mr. Moes; published 1995.SALE Price: $13.98 (Original Price: $34.95)
210 pages, softbound, 65 full-page four-color plates, 7 additional color illustrations, 68 halftones; texts by Dr. Hugh Brigstocke, Old Master painting scholar and John Somerville, Keeper of the Picture Collection at Burghley; published 1994.SALE Price: $11.98 (Original Price: $29.95)
167 pages, softbound, over 89 full-color plates and 18 black and white comparative illustrations; with text by Simonetta Prosperi Valenti Rodinò, Curator of Prints and Drawings at the Gabinetto delle Stampe, Rome, published 1993.SALE Price: $9.98 (Original Price: $24.95)
176 pages, softbound, 75 color plates and 20 black and white illustrations; text by Dr. Jon Wolter Niemeijer, retired Director of the Rijksmuseum Printroom, Amsterdam;published 1993.SALE Price: $9.98 (Original Price: $24.95)
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216 pages, softcover, with over 92 illustrations; text by E. McSherry Fowble, Curator and in Charge of Graphics and Paintings at Winterthur; published 1991.SALE Price: $9.98 (Original Price: $24.95)
94 pages, softbound, 70 plates, with text by Maria Alice Beaumont, Director of the Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, Lisbon, includes bibliography; published 1990.SALE Price: $7.98 (Original Price: $19.95)
224 pages, softbound, 80 color plates and 12 black and white illustrations; essays and entries by Prof. Dr. Peter Betthausen, Director of the Nationalgalerie, Staaliche Museen zu Berlin; Dr. Gisold Lammel and Marie Ursula Riemann, from the Nationalgalerie in East Germany; and Mr. Claude Keisch; published 1990.SALE Price: $11.98 (Original Price: $29.95)
144 pages, softcover, with over 47 full-color plates and 22 black and white photographs, text by Dennis Farr, former Director of the Courtauld Institute, with contributions by John House, Robert Bruce-Gardner, Gerry Hedly,and Caroline Villers, all from the Courtauld Institute's Technology Department; published 1987.SALE Price: $7.98 (Original Price: $19.95)
204 pages, softbound, over 120 illustrations; text by John Haynes, Director of the National Portrait Gallery, London, and Lindsay Stanton, Assistant Keeper of Prints and Drawings, the British Museum, London, with chronology and bibliography; published 1983.SALE Price: $7.98 (Original Price: $19.95)


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