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Archon's heatsink measures (L)155mm X (W)53mm X (H)170.25mm, which means it's a high tower-design cooler. Although its dimensions are similar to those of other high end tower coolers, it's clear that Thermalright did some work on heatsink and heatpipe design.
You can find Thermalright's listed specs below.
Each of the 50 aluminum fins is made out of one 0,5mm thick sheet of aluminum. By bending them at several points, Thermalright narrowed the heatsink to 155mm, which is compatible with most systems. Such a construction should improve airflow through the heatsink and of course, improve cooling performance.
Thermalright also improved airflow by leaving a hole in the midle of the heatsink, something the company has done on some of its previous coolers (for instance the HR-02 that we tested here).
As you can see, the cooler has six heatpipes but only two were bent in the traditional U form.
Archon uses the so called "Pressure Vault Bracket" for mounting, just like most other Thermalright coolers. This allows for introducing pressure from 40 to 70 pounds.
The copper base comes with mirror-like finish.
Thermalright's Archon comes with TR-TY 140mm PWM fan with maximum RPM of 1300. The fan can churn out 73CF airflow with maximum noise of 21dBA.
Archon is only 53mm thick so it should not interfere with your memory modules, not even when you strap it with a fan.


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Remembering You
A Quest Unlimited is an ongoing journey in black and white, through the rigorously restrained medium of ink and pen on heavyweight paper.
This series of drawings and works on paper are based off the observations of artist Jeremyville, from his many travels around the world, and his subsequent journey inwards. The initial observations are made in his travel sketchbooks, which form the basis for these works, created at his New York studio, or the Bondi Beach studio in Sydney Australia. Sometimes they are drawn in situ at various cafes around the world.
Visit #JeremyvilleOriginalDrawings and #AQuestUnlimited for new and archived drawings from this series, as well as some time lapse videos of the drawing process.
Pen and ink on Bristol acid free heavy weight paper (100lb)
9 x 12 inches (22.9 x 30.5cm)

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Southeastern is a train operating company owned by Govia, a joint venture between the Go-Ahead group and Keolis
Southeastern Routes
- Southeastern operates rail services in and around Kent, South East London and parts of East Sussex and cary more than 400 000 passengers every day.
- Southeastern trains provides excellent connections to Europe, including straight connections to Calais, Paris and Lille via the Eurostar, the Eurotunnel and important UK ferry ports including Dover Priory.
Southeastern categorises their rail services into 3 types:
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The UK's first high speed service is now in full operation - running 200 trains every weekday. The High speed Southeastern services operate between London St Pancras International and Kent, calling at over 21 stations along the way. Journey time from St Pancras to Ashford is 37m, and just 18m to Ebbsfleet. Southeastern's 140mph high speed service now operates on weekends!
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Southeastern helps over 120,000 commuters get to work each day. Regular suburban trains run from South East London and Kent into the heart of the city, including these six mainline London stations: Victoria, Blackfriars, Cannon Street, Charing Cross, Waterloo East, and London Bridge. Other popular calling at stations include: Strood, Sevenoaks, Hayes, Bexleyheath, Lewisham and Dartford.
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Tatura Museum houses a unique collection based on 3 main themes which are: the History of Irrigation in Victoria's Goulburn Valley, the Local and Family History of Tatura and District since white settlement and the history of the seven World War 2 Prisoner of War and Internment Camps and the Garrison and Hospital which were established in this area. Tatura Museum is not the average small town museum. Our collection includes ONLY items which have a connection to Tatura. Whether it is Local, Family, Irrigation or War Time Camps history every article on display has a direct connection with Tatura and is not just part of a general historical display. The collection and our reference library are a valuable source of research material for academics, school children, relatives and former residents.
Currently we are researching the migrant camp which was situated near Rushworth.
This camp was converted from a POW camp to a Commonwealth Immigration Camp after the end of WW2 and was used as a migrant camp until 1953.
We have a great deal of information about the war time internment camps but little is known about the time the camp was used as a migrant hostel.
We would very much like any information, personal stories or photos with which we can piece together this important episode in our local history.
If you can help please contact the museum using the details on our "Contact Us" page
Photographs, art and craft work, records, recollections and other archival material recovered from the former Prisoners of War and Internees in the Tatura Area during WW2, many of whom remained in Australia after their release. These include the collection of 54 works of Leonhard Adam completed over a 50 year period and donated by his daughter Mary-Clare Murvitz of Israel and a collection of war time sketches by Georg Rosenkranz. We have many artefacts and documents relating to the HSK Kormoran and HMAS Sydney as the Kormoran survivors were prisoners of war in Tatura. Books, records, maps, photographs and information on the history of Irrigation in Victoria's Goulburn Valley. Books, photographs, memorabilia, maps and recollections regarding the Local History of Tatura and District including major industries and local families.
Tatura is 167kms north of Melbourne and 21kms west of Shepparton.
The Museum is on the corner of Ross Street (Tatura-Murchison Road) and Hogan Street Tatura
Monday - Friday 1.00pm - 3.00pm
Saturday / Sunday Public Holidays 2.00pm - 4.00pm
Bus trips and groups by arrangement
Tatura Irrigation & Wartime Camps Museum
49 Hogan St.
Tatura 3616
Victoria Australia
Postal address P.O. Box 156
Phone 03 58242111
Email: Please use our form on our "contact" page
Web: www.taturamuseum.org.au
$5 Adults $ 4 concession $ 2 children under 12
The museum is run entirely by volunteers and is which is totally dependent on entry fees and sales for its upkeep. Major projects have been funded with Local, State and Federal Government grants. Donations of $ 2 or more are tax deductible.
All content and photographs on this website are protected by copyright
Photographs are by Kaye Watson of Tatura, Susan Morey of Bonnie Doon and from our collection at the museum.
Sketches are by Val Rokahr of Tatura and from our collection at the museum.
Copies can be requested from the Tatura Museum.


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Liberty News
Liberty University Online alumnus serves as tour guide in Holy Land
|Mat Staver (front left), vice president and dean of Liberty University School of Law; Cesar Fleitas ('08), Liberty University Online graduate and Garden Tomb guide; Shawn Akers, dean of Liberty's Helms School of Government; and Rena Lindevaldsen, associate professor of law and associate dean of academic affairs for the law school pose with a group of Liberty students at the Garden Tomb during the School of Law's annual Israel study abroad trip.
Alumnus Cesar Fleitas ('08) has had a desire to minister in Israel for as long as he can remember. In 2007, he visited Jerusalem for the first time. He said it was a turning point in his life — he felt right at home, an affirmation of his calling. He would visit the Holy Land twice more in 2010, the second time to stay for good.
Fleitas is a native of Paraguay and grew up in a Jewish community there. He came to the United States to study at Word of Life (WOL) Bible Institute, then completed his B.S. in Religion through Liberty University Online while interning for WOL.
He is now immersed in ministry in Jerusalem. Through his local church he works with young adults, youth, and teens; he teaches Bible study and disciples other believers. He also works full time as a tour guide at the Garden Tomb, which many believe could be the garden of Joseph of Arimathea, who Scriptures say donated his own prepared tomb for Jesus' burial. Fleitas finds the job rewarding and enjoys the unique opportunity to share the Gospel with people from many nations and faiths.
"The Garden Tomb is one of the few places you can hear the Gospel in a touristic place here in Israel," Fleitas said. "It is a huge blessing and a wonderful opportunity to share the Gospel with people from all over the world, from all religious backgrounds."
The experience is like "a little piece of heaven," he said.
"You get to meet people from all over the world, many of them are born-again believers. You get to hear many people singing many of the same songs we sing in church in many languages."
In May, Fleitas was given the opportunity to guide a group from Liberty University School of Law at the Garden Tomb on its annual Israel study abroad trip.
"To give a tour to people from Liberty, it was a huge blessing," Fleitas said. "(Liberty) played a huge role in my education. To me, all of those experiences, the training that I got from both Word of Life and Liberty, they still play an important role in the ministry that I am doing here in Israel, both at the Garden Tomb and at my local church here in Jerusalem."
Mat Staver, dean of Liberty University School of Law, led the trip. He has been to Israel many times and said visiting the Garden Tomb is "a moving experience." When he learned Fleitas was a Liberty graduate, he was "pleasantly surprised and very pleased."
"Cesar did an exceptional job explaining the Garden Tomb and sharing with our Liberty group the last hours of the earthly life of Jesus Christ. I am always amazed at the impact Liberty graduates are making around the world. Every day Cesar shares the Gospel with people from around the world, he is one of our many Champions for Christ."
Fleitas gives tours in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. He is the Garden Tomb's first Spanish-speaking guide. Before, the English-owned site only offered tours in English. As a bilingual speaker, Fleitas' services came in handy. In February 2011 he was able to guide a group of Chilean miners who visited the Holy Land following the 2010 tragedy in which 33 miners were trapped underground after a cave-in. All 33 men were rescued after surviving underground for 69 days. Israel's Tourism Ministry invited the miners on an eight-day spiritual pilgrimage. Twenty-three took the trip.
He said the tomb now has other bilingual guides, predominantly Portuguese-speaking as many Brazilians have been visiting Israel lately.
As Fleitas continues to serve the Lord in Israel, he hopes to help grow the born-again community in Jerusalem by translating Bible study and discipleship materials into Hebrew.
The Garden Tomb is located in East Jerusalem, which Fleitas said is the most fought over piece of land in the world.
"Peace can be volatile here in Israel," he said. "I believe that God placed the Garden Tomb (in East Jerusalem) for a reason, to be a light in one of the most difficult places."


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Wills maintains innocence and seat in the City Council
By Shane Miller
Queens Councilman Ruben Wills was arrested last week for allegedly misusing public funds in connection with a nonprofit he operated.
Wills, standing next to his attorney Christopher Renfroe, pled not guilty to charges of grand larceny charges and various other counts at his arraignment at Queens County Court on Wednesday, May 7.
Also arrested with Wills was a relative, Jelani Wills, who worked with the nonprofit.
"This is America, you are presumed innocent before you are proven guilty," Wills told reporters outside the courthouse. "I am going with the presence of me being presumed innocent."
Through the scuffle of reporters, Wills added, "I know because of where I come from and the color I am, that it doesn't usually work like that with you guys," he said to the cameras and microphones from the NYC press corps, adding again, "but I am presumed innocent."
He added that with "full support across the City Council," he will maintain his position representing the 28th District, and plans to hold a press conference to further, "address everyone's concerns in the next two weeks."
Wills has been under investigation by state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman regarding tens of thousands of missing taxpayer dollars that were allocated to Wills' charity, New York 4 Life, which aimed to help single mothers. According to published reports, the money was part of a $33,000 state grant that went missing.
Wills was elected to the City Council in 2010 and represents Jamaica, Richmond Hill and South Ozone Park. He narrowly won reelection last year by the slim margin of 626 votes.
He previously served as chief of staff to State Senator Shirley Huntley, who allocated the state money. Huntley was recently sent to jail in connection with a similar nonprofit scam, but before she was sentenced, she cooperated with federal investigators by inviting several of her colleagues to her home and discretely recorded their conversations.
One of the people she invited was Wills, and shortly thereafter he became the target of a Schneiderman probe. Last year, he invoked his Fifth Amendment rights and refused to answer the attorney general's questions about the missing money.
Wills was arraigned in a Queens County courthouse Wednesday afternoon on grand larceny charges and various other counts. He was arrested with a relative, Jelani Wills, who was on the payroll of the nonprofit.
Wills will be barred from distributing City Council funds in his district. Instead, the money will be allocated by the Queens County delegation. He will also step down as chair of a subcommittee on drug abuse.
"The City Council takes these troubling allegations from the New York State attorney general very seriously and will be reviewing them thoroughly," said Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito in a statement.


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The 10 most shocking facts of Oscar Pistorius' murder case
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The Oscar Pistorius saga took another bizarre turn on Thursday. USA TODAY Sports looks back at the first week of the ongoing case and picked the 10 most shocking facts yet.
1. The killing. The most important facts of the case are not in doubt: Early on Valentine's Day morning, Oscar Pistorius, the double-amputee Olympian who is arguably South Africa's biggest sporting star, shot through a bathroom door at his home in Pretoria and killed his girlfriend, 29-year-old model and law school graduate Reeva Steenkamp. Was it cold-blooded murder, as police claim, or did Pistorius think he was shooting at an intruder? Lawyers will argue, a verdict will be reached and observers around the world will debate, but only one man knows the answer, and he's sitting in a holding cell, awaiting word on whether he'll go free before South Africa's trial of the century.
2. The lead detective charged with seven attempted murders. Detective Hilton Botha dealt a blow to the prosecution on Wednesday after he was forced to admit shoddy police work upon defense cross-examination. (See No. 3.) That was nothing compared to Thursday's bombshell. It was revealed that Botha is facing seven attempted murder charges stemming from a 2011 incident in which he and two other officers shot at a minivan. Reports say the men were chasing down a murder suspect. The charges had been dropped but were reinstated 10 days before Steenkamp's death.
The National Prosecuting Authority said Botha's past is "completely unrelated" to the trial. Barry Roux, a defense lawyer for Pistorius, disagrees. Though the 2011 incident certainly had no bearing on the Feb. 14 events at the home of Pistorius, it may cloud the trial. Observers were quick to point out how questions about the integrity of Detective Mark Fuhrman possibly swayed the O.J. Simpson jury to acquit the former football star of double murder.
Botha was replaced as lead detective on Thursday.
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3. Police blunders. Botha initially said the two witnesses who heard screaming from Pistorius' house on the night of the killing were 600 meters away. He later changed the distance to 300 meters. Other admissions: Investigators missed a spent bullet in the toilet and didn't take pictures of a box of bullets but snapped photos of Pistorius' medals.
4. Was he wearing his prosthetic legs? Pistorius says he walked to the bathroom on his stumps, then shot through the door. Botha said the angle of the bullet holes suggest Pistorius was standing tall on his prosthetics. The police theory gives credence to a charge of premeditation. If Pistorius had time to put on his prosthetics, they'll argue, then he wasn't getting out of bed quickly to pursue an intruder.
Complicating the issue is Botha's later admission that police found no inconsistencies in Pistorius' account of events. Which is it? Do the angles of the bullet trajectories contradict Pistorius' statement or don't they?
Pistorius stands before the court/AP
5. The empty bladder debate. An autopsy revealed Steenkamp's bladder was empty when she was killed. Since it would be highly unlikely for a person's bladder to be fully empty at 3 a.m., the defense says this shows Steenkamp was using the bathroom before the killing. The theory floated: She locked herself inside after hearing Pistorius yelling at an intruder.
6. Bloody cricket bat. "Was Steenkamp's skull crushed with bloodied cricket bat 'found' at Pistorius's house?" blared a headline in the Daily Mail after reports emerged that police were considering a theory that Pistorius beat Steenkamp to death. That scenario has since been dismissed. Pistorius said he used the bat to break down the bathroom door, and police have not suggested otherwise.
7. Pistorius' confidence. A front page article in The Times (of South Africa) quoted a police officer who said he had contact with Pistorius after Wednesday's hearings. "He's convinced he'll be out by the weekend and back on the track before the end of the year," the officer said. Would an innocent man be that confident? Could a guilty man be that delusional? If that quote is accurate, psychologists could have a field day dissecting it.
8. Drugs? Botha said police found two boxes of testosterone, syringes and needles in a bedroom cabinet. Later, a police spokesman admitted the contents of the box were unknown. Testosterone is a banned substance by the IOC. The defense says the boxes contained an herbal remedy commonly used for sexual enhancement purposes.
9. The gun on the nightstand. On its Thursday front page, the New York Daily News ran a 2010 photograph of a bedside table at Pistorius' house. Scattered among the routine items like car keys and a remote control is a Taurus hand gun.
10. Media circus overshadows all. While the world is transfixed by the drama in a Pretoria courtroom, it's easy to lose sight of the tragedy of a woman dying young and the family that's left to pick up the pieces.
A relative of the late South African model Reeva Steenkamp holds the funeral ceremony program/AFP


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Sanford defeats Colbert Busch
Republican Mark Sanford has defeated Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch in South Carolina's 1st Congressional District special election. The victory caps a dramatic comeback by the scandal-tinged former governor, whose political career was left for dead four years ago when he was caught lying about an extramarital affair.
With three quarters of precincts reporting, Sanford led 54 percent to 45 percent for Colbert Busch, and The Associated Press called the race.
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Sanford, waging a bid for political redemption three years after his fall from grace, went into Election Day with a head of steam. Polls showed the former governor closing on and then eclipsing Colbert Busch, a Clemson University administrator and the sister of comedian Stephen Colbert, who just a couple of weeks ago looked poised for a major upset.
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The former governor, who in 2009 admitted an affair after infamously claiming to be hiking on the Appalachian Trail, spent the final day in a frenzied dash across South Carolina's Lowcountry. Once regarded as a viable potential presidential contender, Sanford had said the race would be his last if he fell short.
The race was triggered in December, when Gov. Nikki Haley appointed GOP Rep. Tim Scott to fill Republican Jim DeMint's vacant Senate seat. It drew a cast worthy of Hollywood: Sanford, Colbert Busch, and Republican Teddy Turner Jr., the son of liberal media mogul Ted Turner, among other candidates.
( QUIZ: Do you know Elizabeth Colbert Busch?)
Sanford cast himself as a changed man seeking a second shot. He easily prevailed in the primary over a crowded field of Republican opponents who struggled to match his fundraising power and universal name ID.
Then, in the general election, he managed to turn the race into a referendum on Nancy Pelosi and the Democratic establishment instead of himself. That was the winning play in the deep red district.
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Kimberly and Marc Blair insist that their interior designer, Laura Langworthy, celebrate Christmas with them at their Connecticut home. This crossover relationship, which runs the gamut from professional and client reviewing swatches to interacting as close companions, is only natural. After all, it's a designer's job to clearly understand the nuances of a family—how they live, how they entertain, and how they want their home to represent them—almost as if the designer herself was part of the family. The truth is, Langworthy is family—she's Kimberly's mother. And to make the spot where the extended family would spend years of gatherings blissful and inviting, she personalized the house with soft details and loads of Christmas charm.
"This particular project was dear to me because it was for my daughter," Langworthy smiles. "She was the perfect client—a clear communicator and a great collaborator with a willingness to trust her designer mom."
Relinquishing the design reins to family is something Kimberly and Marc are quite familiar with. Marc's mother is a designer, too, and created the more formal visual statement for the couple's apartment in Manhattan. But the Blairs always knew they wanted a second home that boasted a low-key culture that would provide contrast to the frenzy of weekday activity they encounter in New York with their children, Sammy and Charlotte. Washington Depot, Connecticut proved accessible and idyllic with its population of farms and Colonial houses. And an infrastructure of restaurants, shops, and family activities was a giant plus for weekend dwellers. This New England setting deserved a New England designer, so when the Blairs moved into the house in 2005, they turned to Massachusetts-based Langworthy.
With spacious rooms, the 1940s house was intended for gatherings from the get-go, and a 2003 great room addition by the architect who lived there at the time supplied an even more ideal setting for entertaining. Marc and Kimberly honor that tradition of hospitality, especially during the Christmas season when parties both intimate and grand fill the structure with spirited and vivacious sound. Add cheerful holiday vignettes that Langworthy erects in every room—no space is too humble or insignificant to sparkle with holiday magic—and the home is one big festive fantasy.
"Getting this house ready for the holidays is a snap when my mother begins fashioning her decorations that feature all the sentimental objects we've collected and the new pieces we add each year from local shops and galleries," explains Kimberly.
On the front porch, tall topiary trees and benches upholstered in a jolly red fabric welcome visitors with a simple snapshot of the abundant decorations to be found inside. The second receiving space, the entry hall, includes formal elements within its beadboard perimeters: An antique Oriental rug brings warmth to the hardwood floor, while beige-striped silk covers ogee-arched lambrequins at the tops of the windows. "I wanted there to be drama on the windows without covering them completely," says Langworthy. She adds that since the entry hall looks directly into the living room, she chose a window fabric that could easily transfer to the living room's design, albeit in a variant style.
The living room itself stands ready for Santa, with the Christmas tree situated next to the fieldstone fireplace. Langworthy enjoys decorating themed Christmas trees, but she believes a designer's work should never be obvious. The Blairs' main Christmas tree, for example, features all gold and white ornaments but avoids staginess by using family decorations.
Two sofas—an upholstered beige piece placed in front of the fireplace and a green chenille sofa that sits in the bay—imbue the room with a sense of coziness without sacrificing polish. An armchair in leather and a pair that are paisley-upholstered complete the seating arrangement. A reproduction Soumak rug, rendered in Christmas red, ties the elements together.
Kimberly's favorite space in the house is the great room addition. A stage for the holiday meals, the spacious room's dining area is positioned across from the kitchen and contains a 10-foot-long trestle table surrounded by black-painted Windsor chairs. Its blue-and-white color scheme is happily complemented by the Christmas greens she freely uses throughout the season.
Her appreciation for this room, she explains, stems from its generous proportions that allow the Blair family and their friends to all be together and never feel crowded. "Someone can be reading, others playing games, eating, or entertaining guests," she adds. "There is room for it all."
The master bedroom, also part of the 2003 addition, delivers a refined palette of ivory and wood tones. A tiger maple pencil post bed is the room's centerpiece, flanked by wreaths on the windows and its own small Christmas tree.
Whether it's during the holidays or in less decorated times of the year, the Blairs are happy to live part-time in a home that is stamped with talent from one of their own family members. "This house has become the gathering place for various holiday celebrations, not only for my own family, but for my parents and my brothers, too," says Kimberly. "It has been wonderful for my mom to pass the hostess torch to me so that I can help create memories for us all."
Photography: John Bessler
Produced by Estelle Bond Guralnick
Interior designer: Laura Langworthy, Laura Langworthy Interiors, 106 Stewart St., West Newbury, MA 01985; 978/363-8876, llinteriors.com.
Stylist: Liz Kay, 860/805-3931.
Benches (custom): Laura Langworthy Interiors, 978/363-8876, llinteriors.com.
Bench fabric ("Massimo Woven Texture"/Cardinal #BR89508.170, only available in Cream #BR89508.015.0): Brunschwig & Fils, 800/538-1880, brunschwig.com.
Hanging lantern: owner's collection.
Entry Artwork
In the entry, a folk art painting by artist Kevin Paulsen borrows from the style of early-19th-century itinerant artists.
Chest (English oysterwood): owner's collection.
French brass watering can: Huntington & Hope, 860/868-2424, huntingtonandhope.com.
Art above chest: Kevin Paulsen, 845/338-8046, kevinpaulsen.com.
Wall paint in niche with oysterwood chest ("Tavern Taupe" #8673M): California Paint, 800/225-1141, californiapaint.com.
Beribboned garlands of magnolia, boxwood, and fir wrap the graceful banisters. The faux-zebra covered fauteuil is from Oly.
Window treatment ("Satin Mono Silk"/Ecru, custom #CC11460003): Old World Weavers, 212/355-7186, starkcarpet.com.
Wall and ceiling paint ("Muslin" #OC-12): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Wall glaze (custom): Classic Painting, 203/830-9220.
Fauteuil with faux zebra fabric ("Sophie Armchair"); Oly, 775/336-2100, olystudio.com.
Family Portrait
Kimberly and Marc Blair with their children, Sammy, 8, and Charlotte, 6.
Sofa (custom): Laura Langworthy Interiors, 978/363-8876, llinteriors.com.
Sofa fabric ("Love Struck" #23992-5, colorway discontinued): Kravet, 888/457-2838, kravet.com.
Chair and a half (custom): Laura Langworthy Interiors, 978/363-8876, llinteriors.com.
Chair fabric ("Mercy Sheldon Matelassé"/Cadet #89553-246, Documentary Design, Historic Deerfield, used on reverse side, discontinued): Brunschwig & Fils, 800/538-1880, brunschwig.com.
Powder Room
Accessed from the entry hall, a casual powder room incorporates touches of the home's rustic history with its modern, energetic family life. The vanity table and basin sink are original to the home; simple white beadboard wainscoting lends a touch of farmhouse charm.
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Vanity table; basin sink; faucet: original to house.
Mirror over vanity (Empire mahogany mirror): Graham & Sons Antiques, 978/374-8031.
Sconces ("Tapered Sconce"/Brass, by Top Brass, black shades): Newburyport Lighting, 978/499-9777, newburyportlighting.com.
Child's step: Pottery Barn, 800/922-5507, potterybarn.com.
Wall, ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Powder Room Details
A couture boot from Langworthy's closet serves as the vessel for flowers next to the sink.
Entry Hall
Designer Laura Langworthy never misses an opportunity to celebrate the season. Greeting guests, a reindeer pulls back the French door to offer an unobstructed view of the glorious tree in the living room. A plaid throw in traditional Christmas colors drapes the hall bench covered with fabric from Brunschwig & Fils.
Bench under window (custom): Laura Langworthy Interiors, 978/363-8876, llinteriors.com.
Bench fabric ("Massimo Woven Texture"/Cardinal #89508.170, only available in Cream #BR89508.015.0): Brunschwig & Fils, 800/538-1880, brunschwig.com.
Wall sconce ("Tapered Sconce"/Brass, by Top Brass): Newburyport Lighting, 978/499-9777, newburyportlighting.com.
Black paper shades: Blanche P. Field, 800/895-0714, blanchefield.com.
Area rug (antique); reindeer door stop: owner's collection.
Living Room
Two sitting areas help make this the cozy heart of the Blairs' home. The sofa in the window niche is covered in fabric from Kravet and trimmed with bullion fringe from Robert Allen.
Sofa in bay window (custom): Laura Langworthy Interiors, 978/363-8876, llinteriors.com.
Sofa fabric (#23831-30): Kravet, 888/457-2838, kravet.com.
Sofa trim ("Chloe Cord"/Parchment): Robert Allen, 800/333-3777, robertallendesign.com.
Sofa fringe ("Vivienne Bullion Fringe"/Parchment): Beacon Hill, 800/333-3777, beaconhilldesign.com.
Textured pillow on sofa, left, and pillow with taupe back (#16206-16, discontinued): Kravet, 888/457-2838, kravet.com.
Throw on sofa: owner's collection.
Green-patterned pillow on sofa, right ("Cluny Lampas"/Celadon Strié #402591): Zimmer + Rohde, 212/758-7925, zimmer-rohde.com.
Drapery ("Adelle"/Oyster): Robert Allen, 800/333-3777, robertallendesign.com.
Drapery trim ("Anas Stripe"/Oatmeal #133140): Beacon Hill, 800/333-3777, beaconhilldesign.com.
Drapery hardware (smooth non-traversing rods, finials with silver gilt accents #FW230): Window Imagination, 603/684-1091.
Chandelier: original to home.
Wall paint ("Muslin" #OC-12); ceiling and drapery hardware paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Pair of chairs by sofa (antique, Italian leather chairs in paisley wool); trunk (antique, sea captain's chest); brass-footed trivet by sofa ("Standing Footman," antique): L and E Antiques, no longer in business.
Sofa facing fireplace (custom): Laura Langworthy Interiors, 978/363-8876, llinteriors.com.
Sofa fabric (#16206-16, discontinued): Kravet, 888/457-2838, kravet.com.
Pillows on sofa ("Taskent Woven"/Verde Azul #GDT1610-002): Brunschwig & Fils, 800/538-1880, brunschwig.com.
Area rug (Soumak #229713B): Stark Carpet, 212/752-9000, starkcarpet.com.
Coffee table (antique, English breakfast table cut down to coffee table height, burled wood with tulipwood inlay): Brookline Village Antiques, 617/542-2853, brooklinevillageantiques.com.
Leather chair by fireplace (antique): owner's collection.
Fire screen (vintage): Grass Roots Reruns, 203/263-3983.
Clock (Pillar and Scroll Clock): A.P. Waller & Son, 978/768-6269.
Sconces above mantel (custom, fabricated by Northeast Lantern): Newburyport Lighting, 978/499-9777, newburyportlighting.com.
Cups and saucers on coffee table ("Gold Band" by Tiffany): Replacements Ltd., 800/737-5223, replacements.com.
Bookcase: original to house.
Glazing on bookcase: Classic Painting, 203/830-9220.
Dining Area
The "dynamic duo" is how Langworthy describes her daughter Kimberly and son-in-law Marc when it comes to entertaining. "That dining table has seen many a party," Langworthy laughs. Here, Kimberly lights candles that illuminate the country table and Windsor chairs. "Always buy a table that looks good scratched," advises Langworthy. "This one will age beautifully with time and use."
Trestle table (tiger maple); dining chairs; dinnerware: owner's collection.
Crystal ("Lismore"): Waterford, 877/900-9973, wwrd.com.
Champagne flutes; wine glasses: Pottery Barn, 800/922-5507, potterybarn.com.
Flatware: vintage.
Napkins: discontinued.
Chandelier: owner's collection.
Drapery ("Camboya Woven Texture"/Crudo #82358-083, discontinued): Brunschwig & Fils, 800/538-1880, brunschwig.com.
Drapery trim ("Looped and Blocked Braid"/Blue and White #V61-004): Scalamandré, 800/932-4361, scalamandre.com.
Drapery hardware: Window Imagination, 603/684-1091.
Wall paint ("Windham Cream" #HC-6); ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Tabletop Details
The centerpiece—a cobalt blue gnome in a wreath of fresh pine—complements the blue-and-white Spode marine plates and Provençal linens. Kimberly deftly mixes "Lismore" Waterford crystal with wine glasses from Pottery Barn.
Just off the living room, a stone floor and informal wicker furniture offer an ideal setting for a casually appointed Christmas tree embellished with paper cutouts crafted by Sammy and Charlotte.
Rattan sofa bed; white pillows: owner's collection.
Chair (custom): Laura Langworthy Interiors, 978/363-8876, llinteriors.com.
Sofa fabric ("Love Struck"/Robin's Egg #23992.15); chair fabric ("Fleck"/Algae #28511-313, by Kravet Soleil): Kravet, 888/457-2838, kravet.com.
White fur-type pillow; round table (Victorian painted table); white chairs (Victorian, family heirloom): owner's collection.
European Baker's Board: Midnight Farm, 508/693-1997, midnightfarm.net.
White rug (lambskin): Costco, costco.com.
Sunroom Details
Wired ribbon ties pine sprigs to throw pillows for a festive feel.
Kimberly with her mother (and designer) Laura Langworthy.
A hammered copper hood above the island cooktop adds drama to this area of the great room, where wire reindeer prance on soapstone counters and wreaths hang from satin ribbons. The farmhouse-style sink is from Rohl.
Cabinetry (door style, "Portage"/Maple); cabinetry finish ("Oyster"): Omega Cabinetry, omegacab.com.
Apron-front sink ("Shaws Original"): Rohl, 800/777-9762, rohlhome.com.
Faucet: Barber Wilsons & Co. Ltd., 800/727-6317, barwil.co.uk.
Countertop: soapstone.
Wine cooler (by Marvel): Aga Marvel, 800/223-3900, agamarvel.com.
Cooktop (by Wolf): Sub Zero-Wolf, 800/222-7820, subzero-wolf.com.
Range hood: custom.
Wall paint ("Windham Cream" #HC-6); ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Counter stools; pendant lights: owner's collection.
Breakfast Room
Beyond the kitchen, a sunny breakfast room is festooned with holiday spirit. Santas and stockings are surrounded by cherry red details, like the plush area rug and rose-tinted vintage glassware.
Table and chairs (custom): Laura Langworthy Interiors, 978/363-8876, llinteriors.com.
Chandelier; pillow: owner's collection.
Dishes (reticulated dishes with acorn pattern, the Vanderbilt family symbol): Newport Historical Society Museum Shop, newporthistorical.org.
Vintage rose glassware ("King's Crown Goblets"): owner's collection.
Holiday Details
Adding festive touches, decorative galvanized buckets display pine boughs and holly berries.
Family Room
A niche in the family room is a cozy spot for a Victorian spool chair upholstered in "Delhi" fabric from Etamine. A display of European accessories, like a brass Dutch milk jug, lends a dose of charming antiquity.
Spool chair (Victorian): owner's collection.
Chair fabric ("Delhi" #19343, discontinued, by Etamine): Zimmer + Rohde, 212/758-7925, zimmer-rohde.com.
Table behind chair (antique Chippendale-style cluster-leg table): M-Geough, 617/451-1412.
Niche paint (custom, green black); tortoiseshell finish: Henk Delmeyer, Classic Painting, 203/830-9220.
Accessories (antique brass Dutch milk jug; antique English brass scales): owner's collection.
The family's Connecticut getaway is ready for snow. The Blairs bought their 1940s house in Washington Depot, Connecticut, for its small-town lifestyle and close-knit community.
Master Bedroom
Inspired by a place in Maine that Kimberly visited as a child, the bedroom, with its soft neutrals, evokes tranquility. Silhouettes above the pencil post bed are reminders of a Disneyland vacation.
Wall paint ("Cameo White" #915); ceiling and trim paint ("White Dove" #OC-17): Benjamin Moore & Co., 888/236-6667, benjaminmoore.com.
Bed ("Pencil Post Bed"); side tables ("Sheraton Two-Drawer Nightstand"): Eldred Wheeler, 800/779-5310, eldredwheeler.com.
Swing-arm sconces; silhouettes over bed: owner's collection.
Area rug (Samarkand Collection #SR815A): Safavieh, 877/919-1010, safaviehhome.com.
Drapery ("Dusenberg"/French Vanilla, discontinued); drapery lining ("Lizette Light"/Winter, discontinued): Robert Allen, 800/333-3777, robertallendesign.com.
Drapery hardware (Designs by Dianne); chair (custom): Laura Langworthy Interiors, 978/363-8876, llinteriors.com.
Chair fabric ("Pascoag"/Sesame): Beacon Hill, 800/333-3777, beaconhilldesign.com.
Master Bedroom
A Christmas package is tied tenderly with small pearl drops.
Master Bedroom
The bed and reproduction 18th-century Sheraton nightstands are from Eldred Wheeler. Fabric for plaid silk panels from Robert Allen; Beacon Hill covers a chair.
Master Bath
A deep soaking tub is the centerpiece, while silver accessories stand out against the basket-weave tile floor.
See details on the following slides.
Tub: Sunrise Specialty Co., 510/729-7277, sunrisespecialty.com.
Stool by tub: Pottery Barn, 800/922-5507, potterybarn.com.
Large mercury-glass vase by tub; reindeer: owner's collection.
Mercury glass ornament: Crate & Barrel, 800/996-9960, crateandbarrel.com.
Master Bath Details
Silver reindeer serenely sunbathe on the windowsill.
Master Bath Details
Mercury glass vessels filled with white roses and greenery artfully top the marble vanity in the master bath.
Master Bath Details
A sterling silver matchbox engraved "Christmas 1888" was used by Langworthy as a locket as well as a reminder of their holiday history.


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by Debra Wood, RN
Normally, endometrial tissue is found only inside the uterus. The uterus is the reproductive organ where a fetus develops. Hormones cause the tissue to form there, preparing the body for a fertilized egg. If you do not become pregnant, the tissue leaves the body during menstruation.
In endometriosis, endometrial-like tissue is found outside the uterus. For example, it may be found on organs in the abdomen or pelvis. In these places, the tissue still responds to hormones. It swells, breaks down, and bleeds. But it is unable to leave when you menstruate. Surrounding tissue becomes inflamed. There is often scarring.
Possible causes include:
Hormones and growth factors cause the disease to progress.
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your risk of endometriosis include:
Symptoms range from mild to severe. There may be many large growths with little pain. Or, there may be small areas with intense pain.
Symptoms include:
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A pelvic exam will be done. These are best done early in the menstrual period.
Imaging tests will be done. This can be done with:
Diagnosis is usually confirmed with a laparoscopy. This test allows the doctor to see if there are patches of endometrial tissue and scar tissue.
The goals of treatment are to:
Treatment options depend on:
Treatment includes:
Pain Medication
They following medications may be advised:
Hormonal Therapy
Hormones are an option for women who are not trying to become pregnant. Birth control pills and other injectable drugs interfere with estrogen production. These medications may decrease pain and shrink the size and number of endometrial growths. But, symptoms and endometrial growths tend to come back when the hormones are stopped. If birth control pills are prescribed to manage endometriosis, then they are often used continuously, so that menstruation does not occur. After surgery, birth control pills may reduce the chance of these growths returning.
If there are severe symptoms or a pregnancy is wanted in the future, then doctors can try to remove endometrial growths. This is often done with laparoscopic surgery. In severe, unmanageable cases it may be advised to also remove the uterus and ovaries. But this means that pregnancy cannot happen.
There are no current guidelines to prevent endometriosis.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada
Women's Health Matters
American Academy of Family Physicians. Endometriosis: what you should know. Am Fam Physician. 2006;74(4):601-602.
Endometriosis. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at: http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T115220/Endometriosis . Updated May 25, 2017. Accessed September 11, 2017.
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3/12/2010 DynaMed Plus Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T115220/Endometriosis : Seracchioli R, Mabrouk M, Frascà C, et al. Long-term cyclic and continuous oral contraceptive therapy and endometrioma recurrence: a randomized controlled trial. Fertil Steril. 2010;93(1):52-56.
2/12/2018 DynaMed Plus Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T115220/Endometriosis : Guerriero S, Saba L, et al. Transvaginal ultrasound (TVS) versus magnetic resonance (MR) for diagnosing deep infiltrating endometriosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Ultrasound Obstet Gynecol. 2017 Nov 20.
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BAX 326 Granted Orphan-drug Designation by U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Baxter Presents Phase I/III Data Evaluating Safety and Efficacy of BAX 326, an Investigational Recombinant Factor IX for Hemophilia B, Showing More Than 40 Percent of Patients Experienced No Bleeds
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Baxter International Inc. (NYSE:BAX) today announced pivotal Phase I/III study results evaluating the safety and efficacy of BAX 326, an investigational recombinant factor IX (rFIX) protein, for the treatment and prophylaxis of bleeding episodes for patients with hemophilia B over 12 years of age. The data were presented at the 54 Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American Society of Hematology (ASH) in Atlanta. BAX 326 was recently granted orphan-drug designation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), a special status given to a product that when approved, will address an unmet need for people with a rare disease or condition. Data supporting the prophylaxis indication, which is the basis for the orphan drug designation, was included in the biologics license application (BLA).
''With only one recombinant protein currently available to treat hemophilia B, it was important to focus research efforts on finding another option for patients with this debilitating disease,'' said lead investigator Jerzy Windyga, MD, PhD, Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, Warsaw, Poland. ''In this study, more than 40 percent of patients using BAX 326 as a prophylactic treatment experienced no bleeds, an important finding given the potentially harmful impact of bleeding episodes for patients.''
The Phase I/III prospective, controlled, multicenter study investigated the pharmacokinetics, efficacy and safety of BAX 326 in 73 previously-treated patients with severe or moderately severe hemophilia B. Results from the study showed that twice-weekly prophylactic treatment with BAX 326 achieved a median annualized bleed rate of 1.99 with 43 percent of patients experiencing no bleeds. The impact of prophylaxis with BAX 326 also translated into statistically significant improvements in physical health-related quality of life (HRQoL), as measured by improvements in the Bodily Pain and Role-Physical domains in the Short Form Health Survey (SF-36v2) tool. Statistically significant changes were not seen in the other physical health-related domains or the mental health domains.
No inhibitors were detected and no cases of anaphylaxis were reported in any patients. Three treatment-related adverse events were reported in 2 of the 73 (2.7%) patients, all of which were mild and transient: dysgeusia (distortion of the sense of taste) occurred twice in one patient and pain in extremity occurred once in another patient. More than 70 percent of subjects (56 of 73) had 50 or more exposure days to BAX 326 during the study.
''As a company committed to advancing care for people with hemophilia for more than 60 years, Baxter continues to deliver significant innovation in the field of hemophilia. If it is approved, BAX 326 will expand treatment options for patients,'' said Prof. Harmut J. Ehrlich, M.D., vice president of global research and development in Baxter's BioScience business.
To continue on its path of innovation, earlier this year Baxter announced a partnership with Chatham Therapeutics, LLC to develop a gene therapy-based treatment for hemophilia B. Gene therapy represents another important area of research that may become the future of hemophilia B treatment.
Hemophilia B is the second most common type of hemophilia (also known as Christmas disease) and is the result of insufficient amounts of clotting factor IX, a naturally occurring protein in blood that controls bleeding. Approximately 25,000 people worldwide, including more than 4,000 in the U.S., have been diagnosed with hemophilia B. Hemophilia B is often a debilitating, chronic disease with complications that include bleeding episodes, hemophilic arthropathy (bleeding into a joint) and hospitalization.
Baxter has more than 60 years experience in hemophilia and has introduced a number of therapeutic firsts for hemophilia patients. Baxter has the broadest portfolio of hemophilia treatments in the industry and is able to meet individual therapy choices, providing a range of options at each treatment stage. The company's work is focused on optimizing hemophilia care and improving the lives of people living with hemophilia A and B worldwide.
Baxter International Inc., through its subsidiaries, develops, manufactures and markets products that save and sustain the lives of people with hemophilia, immune disorders, cancer, infectious diseases, kidney disease, trauma and other chronic and acute medical conditions.
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World Federation of Hemophilia Report on the Annual Global Survey 2010. World Federation of Hemophilia. Accessed on November 28, 2012. Available at:
Lee, C. A. (2011) Hemophilia Care in the Modern World, in Current and Future Issues in Hemophilia Care (eds E.-C. Rodríguez-Merchán and L. A. Valentino), Wiley-Blackwell, Oxford, UK. Chapter 29. Accessed on November 28, 2012.


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TEWKSBURY, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mitralign, Inc., a cardiac device company leading the way in percutaneous mitral valve repair, today announced the closing of a $35 million Series D round of funding. The round was led by Forbion Capital Partners, a founding venture capital investor. All current investors participated in the round, including: Saints Venture Capital, Oxford Bioscience Partners, Triathlon Medical Ventures, Medtronic Corporation, Johnson & Johnson Development Corporation, Orchestra Medical Ventures, Oakwood Medical Investors, Palisade Capital Management, LLC, and Giza Venture Capital. Mitralign is currently conducting clinical studies to evaluate its innovative catheter-based mitral valve repair technology for first-line percutaneous and trans-apical treatment of Functional Mitral Regurgitation (FMR).
"Mitralign has developed the only percutaneous direct annuloplasty approach to address the substantial market opportunity for Percutaneous Mitral Valve Repair (PMVR), treating Functional Mitral Regurgitation (FMR) by transcatheter means," said Martien van Osch, Managing Partner and CFO at Forbion Capital Partners. "The number of patients with FMR is an order of magnitude larger than the pool of patients with Aortic Stenosis, many of which are currently treated with Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVI). Similar to TAVI, we look forward to a PMVR market that will be well in excess of USD $1 Billion."
"Our team has developed a system to repair a dilated and incompetent mitral valve by reducing the size of the valve, thereby moving the leaflets closer together," said Rick Geoffrion, Mitralign CEO. "After the procedure, we keep all future clinical options on the table. That advantage makes Mitralign suitable for first-line therapy. Our procedure also has the potential to be customized according to the specific condition and anatomy of the patient, to optimize outcomes."
"Proceeds from the Series D financing will support completing the CE Mark study, securing the CE Mark, and initiating sales in the EU," added Mr. Geoffrion.
About Functional Mitral Regurgitation
Mitral valve regurgitation, or mitral insufficiency, is the most common form of valvular heart disease and is a condition in which the heart's mitral valve does not close completely, causing blood to leak back into the left atrium. More than 2.5 million people in the United States suffer from moderate or severe functional mitral regurgitation. Approximately 84% of patients with congestive heart failure have the condition, with 65% of these patients suffering from a moderate or severe degree of regurgitation. Left unchecked, mitral regurgitation can lead to heart enlargement, worsening heart failure and eventually death.
About Mitralign
Mitralign is a cardiac device company founded by the Accelerated Technologies (ATI) medical device incubator. The company has developed and is currently testing an innovative, catheter-based valve repair technology for first-line percutaneous treatment of functional mitral regurgitation. The novel technology emulates surgical annuloplasty as it delivers a pair of surgical implants directly into the mitral annulus through a catheter. The implants are cinched together, thus reducing the size of the mitral valve annulus and shifting the valve leaflets closer together. The location of the implants, the extent of the cinching and the number of implants can potentially be customized according to the needs of each patient. Once the procedure is completed, therapeutic options remain open, a desirable characteristic of a first-line therapy. For additional details, please refer to the website: www.mitralign.com


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SANTA CLARA -- Beau Levesque scored 24 points on 7-of-11 shooting including six 3-pointers, grabbed six rebounds and had four assists to lead Saint Mary's (Cal) to a 84-63 rout over Santa Clara.
Saint Mary's (20-4, 9-1 West Coast) took a 17-8 lead in the first 8 minutes of the game capped off by a Levesque 3-pointer and never looked back.
Brad Waldow had 14 points and eight rebounds, Mitchell Young chipped in with 12 points and nine rebounds and the Gaels shot 55.6 percent from the field. Saint Mary's hit 12 3-pointers and were 12 of 14 from the free-throw line.
The Gaels received 39 points off the bench compared to Santa Clara's bench, which managed to score only eight.
Evan Roquemore led Santa Clara (17-8, 5-5) with 18 points, hitting 8 of 9 from the line. Raymond Cowels III had 14 points and Marc Trasolini added 13 points and five rebounds.


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As the number of children with autism grew in the 1990s and 2000s, Florida parents pressured the state Legislature to require employer-funded insurance policies to pay for behavioral treatments and loosen the requirements for Medicaid coverage.
For parents of children with autism, applied behavior analysis (ABA) is considered the gold standard for helping their children learn to fit into the world.
The treatment is marked by intensive work that, in essence, rewards good behavior and ignores bad.
In 2008, Florida became the fourth state to mandate coverage.
But there's a problem: While ABA therapists can be found in some larger Florida cities, large swaths of the state have no one with the proper training.
"How tremendously frustrating it is to finally get the coverage, and then not find anyone who could do the therapy," says Sharon Boyd of Port Charlotte, whose son Austin, 13, was found to be autistic a decade ago.
"It's like they decided to cover it, but didn't put a system in place to provide it."
Although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 1 in 88 children in the country has an autism spectrum disorder, no one knows for sure how many of them live in Florida.
Data on prevalence was last reported by the CDC in 2008, with an estimate of 1.5 million people with autism nationwide, and included only a handful of states.
Early on, before coverage was mandated, Boyd quit her job as a registered nurse to qualify for Medicaid to help Austin. She lived on $20,000 a year with five children, an income low enough for Medicaid waivers to pay for her son to receive ABA for nine crucial years.
The difference it made was "huge," she says.
"I think someday he will be a great employee for someone," Boyd says.
For the two years she was unable to find anyone to work with Austin, she trained three of her daughters' 20-year-old friends from high school to take over the treatment.
She knows of other parents who mortgaged their homes to pay for treatment out of pocket or divorced solely to qualify for Medicaid.
"Because for years it was supply and demand, only the rich people were getting treatment," Boyd says.
Even with coverage, therapists only had two hours a week to devote to her son, which she feels isn't enough for the treatment to work properly. She studied ABA herself and works with her home-bound son.
Boyd was among those who pushed the Legislature for coverage as an advocate with Autism Speaks, a nationwide organization begun by parents.
Under the Florida autism legislation that began in 2010, a Medicaid waiver can be sought from the federal government to cover treatment for up to $36,000 annually and up to $108,000 for total lifetime benefits. The numbers are adjusted for inflation.
Treatments covered include ABA, as well as occupational, speech and physical therapies.
However, Medicaid, which considers requests for treatment on a case-by-case basis, can deny ABA treatment if it is determined that it is not medically necessary.
The state's Agency for Health Care Administration has stated that ABA is an experimental treatment.
Parents are forced to sue the state if they are denied coverage. In a recent case in Miami, reported by the Miami Herald, a U.S. district judge struck down the state's decision to refuse to pay for ABA, calling it "arbitrary, capricious and unreasonable."
The state is appealing the order.
The expense of paying for treatment is increasingly at issue following Gov. Rick Scott's recent announcement that he supports the expansion of Medicaid coverage to more Floridians under the Affordable Care Act.
In 2005, the latest year for which CDC data is available, the average annual Medicaid cost per child with autism was $10,709.
Because the numbers of eligible children with autism aren't yet known, no one can predict with certainty how many would be added to Medicaid rolls if the program is expanded in Florida.
Tim Weil, professor of applied behavior analysis in the department of child and family studies at the University of South Florida, says he is not surprised that families are finding it difficult to get Medicaid to cover treatment.
"Regardless of the situation, regardless of the agency, there will always be pushback," he says.
Because the goals in ABA are so tangible, it is easier to measure success than it is with talk therapy or other treatments.
But it can be expensive.
"Most of the time, ABA takes place in the home, and it takes a lot of time and can be costly," Weil said. "People with autism need a lot of hours of remedial work. You can't come in and in five hours a week get the child to learn whole repertoires of behavior."
The ABA program at USF is small, but this fall it will enroll doctoral students for the first time.
The Combating Autism Reauthorization Act of 2011 has provided $106.5 million to support graduate-level training for professionals to diagnose and treat autism.
Finding therapists, and covering therapy, are challenges with ABA
As the number of children with autism grew in the 1990s and 2000s, Florida parents pressured the state Legislature to require employer-funded insurance policies to pay for behavioral treatments and loosen the requirements for Medicaid coverage.


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Almost 1,500 children gathered on the beach in Durban today to form a human aerial of a lion, to send a message to the leaders of COP17: show some courage for the climate.
The inspriration of artist John Quigley, the image was developed after John visited Addington Primary School, in search of a young artist. Step forward 15 year old Ado, who expertly drew the head of a lion, and in the process helped to make his classmates, and hundreds of other children from primary schools in Durban, into a living work of art. The event was supported by tck tck tck and our volunteers, who helped the children take their places on the sand, as the scene was photographed and filmed from the air.
The UN climate negotiations are now at a critical stage, with almost no progress so far, and only two days left to strike a deal for the climate. And as Ado celebrates his next birthday, at the end of the summit, will our leaders offer anything to give him hope? The impacts of climate change are already destroying lives and livehoods. The 'grown ups' in these negotatiations are responsible for delivering a safe, sustainable, and more equitable world. Instead, they are engaing in playground tactics to save face, rather than saving the climate.
Failure to reach an agreement in Durban is not only a tragedy for the climate, it is a betrayal of the hopes, dreams and futures of millions of young people, just like Ado. Outside the climate summit the voices of a new generation are roaring for climate justice, but inside the negotiations, the lion sleeps tonight.
Caroline Chisholm is a climate change communications manager for Greenpeace
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Good work kids, love the photo shot. You will be remembered in future generations.
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We borrow the earth from our children. Thanks kids for reminding us about that. The deal reached shows how we can be eaten by lions while argueing for...
We borrow the earth from our children. Thanks kids for reminding us about that. The deal reached shows how we can be eaten by lions while argueing for to agree on the escape route to follow.
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I happended to be walking out on the beach on this day and noticed that none of the kids had sun hats or sun cream on, nor did they have water.
I happended to be walking out on the beach on this day and noticed that none of the kids had sun hats or sun cream on, nor did they have water.
The organisers did however have both.
Being a South African I was very unimpressed that at 12h00 in the height of the African heat, these kids were so illtreated!
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About 35 young men showed up at a meeting in Minneapolis last week to find out how to join the city's fire department.
About 35 young men showed up at a meeting in Minneapolis last week to find out how to join the city�s fire department.
They were all from the local Somali community, which is the nation�s largest.
Community leaders organized the meeting because Minnesota�s largest city is making an effort this year to recruit from the Somali and eastern African communities, said Casidy Anderson, the fire department�s community risk-reduction officer. �It�s important for the fire department that it reflects the face of the community,� Anderson said.
Columbus is making a similar effort and is hiring a consultant to work with both the fire and police divisions to increase diversity.
�There is a targeted approach to reach out not just to the Somali community but to all immigrant communities,� said Napoleon Bell, the executive director of the Columbus Community Relations Commission. Columbus is home to the country�s second-largest Somali population. Some are hesitant to apply to become a police officer or firefighter because they don�t trust authorities, based on bad experiences where they came from, Bell said.
The city is to begin a 35-member fire-recruit class in June.
�We think we need to rebrand our product,� Fire Chief Gregory Paxton said. �People don�t understand what opportunities are available in public safety.�
People with Somali backgrounds can act as interpreters and liaisons between safety forces and the community, said Hassan Omar, who leads the Somali Community Association of Ohio.
Minneapolis is aiming for younger members of the Somali community who have grown up in America and are more comfortable with the idea of joining the fire department, Anderson said. �It�s almost like they�re straddling two cultures,� Anderson said.
Cherie Penn, the assistant chief of administration for the Minneapolis Fire Department, said the Somalis are one segment of the population being recruited in an effort to diversify its work force overall.
Minneapolis hasn�t hired firefighters in seven years, Anderson said.
Abdirizak Bihi, the executive director of the Somali Education and Social Advocacy Center in Minneapolis, said Somali women also are being encouraged to apply to be firefighters.
Communities in the Twin Cities area began hiring Somali police officers about a decade ago, after Somali leaders demanded it, Bihi said. He estimated there are seven now, including three in Minneapolis. St. Paul just hired its first Somali officer.
The Minneapolis fire department wants to make sure it reflects the changing face of the city, Anderson said. �The Somali community is here. They are here to stay.�


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What to do when home and career are far apart
An outstanding career opportunity has come your way. Everything about it is perfect with the exception of one major detail. The job is located in another state or time zone and moving your family is out of the question. Accepting the job means you'll be living away from home several days each week. So, what do you do? First, you need to complete some homework.
-- Crunch the numbers. Before you accept the position, determine if it's a smart move financially. If the costs associated with living away from home are not covered, then there needs to be another exceptional reason for you to consider this. Maybe it's an opportunity for rapid advancement or it fills a major void in your career or life.
-- Talk to your employer. Learn what your employer expects and what the employer is offering and get it in writing. There has to be flexibility in order for this to work. Does the new boss expect you to be in the office Monday through Friday? When can you work from home? Ask about travel and housing assistance. Will you be allowed to shut down on weekends? What type of administrative support will you have? This is a major life change. You need to know what to expect and you will need support. Eliminate surprises.
-- Have a game plan. Think about your short-, medium- and long-term goals. Do you intend to work 300 miles from home for the rest of your career or will you return at some point? Will your spouse join you when the kids get out of school in a couple years? Create a plan with a goal.
-- Seek advice. You probably know someone who works far away from home. Talk to them. What works? What doesn't? What advice do they have?
-- Discuss with your family. The most important discussion is the one you need to have with your family when considering such a move. Will your spouse or significant other embrace or support the changes? Is your relationship strong enough to handle the distance and absence? How does your partner feel about raising the children while you're gone? How do the children feel? There is no crystal ball but talking things over is a step in the right direction. You need buy-in and support for this to work.
If you decide to make the move, you'll need a plan for success. There are important elements that can help you succeed at home and at work:
-- Communication. Regular, consistent, daily communication with those at home is critically important. On the plus side, there are countless tools at your disposal. Telephone, cell phones, Skype, Face Time, texting and many other media allow you to stay close to loved ones, regardless of where you happen to be. Make time for communication with those at home at least once each day. Have fun with it. You may find that each person back home prefers to communicate differently. Phone for one and texting for another.
-- Give and take: It's not unusual, at times, for the individual away from home to feel as though he or she is making all the sacrifices. After all, you're the one who is away from home. But this type of arrangement requires sacrifice from everyone involved. So, be willing to pitch in when you return home. Just because you're gone during the week doesn't mean you can't do a load of laundry or run to the grocery store. And, don't expect a major celebration each time you come home. Your loved ones have been hustling all week, too. They're happy to see you. They just might not have the energy to throw a party on your behalf every weekend.
-- Home away from home. Whether you rent or buy, find a nice place to live away from home. You'll be working hard and you deserve to be comfortable at the end of the day. Also, instead of you traveling back home each time, maybe your significant other or your family can come to you occasionally. You'll be happy to have a quality apartment or home when they visit.
-- Exercise. Working away from home is stressful. Exercise daily.
Those who work away from home often say the arrangement improves several aspects of their lives, including career, family and health. During the week, their focus is primarily on work. On weekends, it's solely on family, significant others, home and fun.
This type of arrangement requires effort. But with solid planning up front, along with communication, trust and commitment, it can be accomplished successfully.
Ken White, Ph.D. is associate dean of MBA and MS programs at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business. He teaches communication and public relations to MBA students and executives. A former long distance commuter, he spent two years working 225 miles from home.


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Hey, remember Maurice Clarett? The big Ohio State superstar who tried to come out early for the draft, sued the NFL, lost, got drafted a year later, got cut because of a rotten attitude, then was thrown in jail after police found vodka and a katana in his car? You know, THAT Maurice Clarett.
Well, he's back! Free from jail (but legally unable to leave the state of Ohio – a punishment worse than jail itself), Clarett recently asked a judge to let him try out with the Omaha Nighthawks, an expansion team in Mark Cuban's UFL that recently signed Jeff Garcia as their starting QB.
And, being the savvy folks that they are, the Nighthawks have issued a statement of support for Clarett's attempt. Via Florio at PFT:
"Maurice Clarett has paid his debt to society and through recent conversations with Maurice, his lawyer and his family, we believe he is sincerely working at turning his life around," Nighthawks G.M. Rick Mueller said. "Because we believe everyone deserves a second chance, and because Maurice wants to see whether he can still play the game he loves, we've agreed to work Maurice out as soon as the Ohio courts allow."
In case you think Maurice Clarett is some kind of lost cause the way Lawrence Phillips once was, I hereby direct you to the blog Clarett wrote while in prison, a diary of personal regret and introspection that's awfully hard to ignore once you read it. Clarett will turn 27 this October. Just 27 years old. Feels like he's been around much longer than that, doesn't it?
I don't know why anyone would begrudge Clarett his second chance if the judge sees fit to let him try out with Omaha. He seems to deeply understand the damage he's done to himself and his loved ones since going to jail, and he seems determined to make up for it.
The question is if Clarett is physically anywhere near what he was once was as an athlete. If he is, and if he's gotten his life together, then perhaps his stint in the UFL will be a success, and maybe he'll even find a way back to the NFL. And that would be quite a story for a guy who was discarded by virtually everyone a very, very long time ago.


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First Time Homebuyer Workshop - Sponsored by One Treasure Island
Please click above link for full information and to register (registration required).
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In order to receive your certificate, you must complete this 6 hour class AND a 2 hour one-on-one counseling session.
Your first home is one of the most important investments you will make. Learn everything you need to know about buying and owning your own home. Topics include:
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SFHDC's 1st Time Homebuyer workshops are held on the 1st Saturday of each month. For other dates and times around the city please visit homeownershipsf.org/workshops.
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JCBA to hold free family law seminar for veterans
The Jefferson County Bar Association (JCBA) will hold a free family law seminar for area veterans Friday, July 12, from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Beaumont VA Outpatient Clinic located at 3420 Veterans Circle in Beaumont.
The seminar will begin with a 30-minute Family Law presentation. After the presentation, volunteer attorneys will be available for brief family law advice and counseling for those veterans who request it. For veterans needing legal representation and who financially qualify, pro bono attorneys will be assigned. The guidelines have been adjusted for veterans so that they may have income up to 200 percent above the poverty level and still qualify for services. The seminar is open at no cost to any veteran or spouse of a deceased veteran from Jefferson, Hardin, Orange, Liberty or Chambers counties. Appointments are strongly encouraged by calling the bar office at (409)835-8647 prior to Wednesday, July 10.
The JCBA's legal advice clinic is part of the statewide Texas Lawyers for Texas Veterans (TLTV) initiative, a program created by the State Bar of Texas and funded by The Texas Access to Justice Foundation (TAJF) to ensure that organized legal clinics exist throughout the state to specifically assist military veterans who cannot afford or do not have access to basic legal services. TAJF is the leading funder of civil legal aid to the poor in Texas. Created in 1984 by the Supreme Court of Texas, TAJF awards millions of dollars per year that benefits hundreds of thousands of low-income Texans annually including victims of crime, abused and neglected children, veterans, the elderly and the homeless.
The program was a major initiative of 2010-11 State Bar of Texas President Terry Tottenham, according to the State Bar of Texas website.
"Our military servicemen and women have made great sacrifices in duty to their country," said Tottenham, a former Marine. "As lawyers, we have the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of a great many veterans — and in the families of soldiers who did not return."
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this is from Medicinenet.com and is also what I understand to be the difference between allergic or not
What types of insect sting reactions occur?
Nonallergic reactions
Most insect-sting reactions are not allergic and result in local pain, itching, swelling, and redness at the site of the sting. Some extension of the swelling is expected. Local treatment is usually all that is needed for this type of reaction. Disinfect the area, keep it clean, and apply ice. Topical corticosteroid creams are sometimes used to decrease inflammation, and antihistamines can help control itching.
Large local reactions may involve increased swelling (that lasts for 48 hours up to one week) that may be accompanied by nausea and vomiting. Large local reactions occur in about 10% of insect stings and are not allergic in origin. Occasionally, the site of an insect sting will become infected, and antibiotics are needed.
Allergic reactions
Systemic (body-wide) reactions are allergic responses and occur in people who have developed antibodies against the insect venom from a prior exposure. It is estimated that between 0.3%-3% of stings trigger a systemic allergic reaction.
The allergic reaction to an insect sting varies from person to person. Symptoms of an allergic reaction can include itching, hives, flushing of the skin, tingling or itching inside the mouth, and nausea or vomiting. The most serious allergic reaction is called anaphylaxis, which can be fatal. Difficulty breathing, swallowing, hoarseness, swelling of the tongue, dizziness, and fainting are signs of a severe allergic reaction. These types of reactions usually occur within minutes of the sting but have been known to be delayed for up to 24 hours. Prompt treatment is essential, and emergency help is often needed.


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>The normal heart beats 60 to 100 times each minute. In well-trained athletes or even in select non-athletic individuals completely at rest, the heart may beat as slowly as 40 to 50 times each minute. Entirely healthy, normal individuals have occasional extra beats or minor changes in rhythm. These can be caused by drugs (caffeine), stress, or for no apparent reason. Dysrhythmias become serious only when they are prolonged or when they do not result in the desired mechanical contraction of the heart.
>Physiologically significant extra heartbeats may originate in the upper chambers of the heart (supraventricular tachycardia or atrial dysrhythmia) or in the lower chambers of the heart (ventricular tachycardia). The cause may be due to a short-circuit or an extra conduction pathway for the impulse or secondary to some other cardiac pathology. People who have episodes or periods of rapid heartbeat are at risk for losing consciousness during these events. There are also conditions where the person has a fairly stable dysrhythmia (e.g., fixed atrial fibrillation), but they usually have additional cardiovascular and other health problems that coincide with their rhythm disturbance. A slow heart rate or heart block may cause symptoms, too.
>Fitness and Diving Issue The more serious dysrhythmias, like ventricular tachycardia and many types of atrial rhythm disturbances, are incompatible with diving. The risk for any person developing a dysrhythmia during a dive is, of course, losing consciousness while underwater. Supraventricular tachycardias are unpredictable in onset and are often triggered by immersing the face in cold water. Someone who has had more than one episode of this type of dysrhythmia should not dive.
>An individual with any cardiac dysrhythmia needs a complete medical evaluation by a cardiologist prior to engaging in scuba diving. In some cases, thorough conduction (electrophysiologic) studies can identify an abnormal conduction pathway and the problem can be corrected. Recently, doctors and researchers have determined that people with some dysrhythmias (e.g., certain types of Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome) may safely participate in diving after a thorough evaluation by a cardiologist. Also, in select cases, some people with stable atrial dysrhythmias (e.g., uncomplicated atrial fibrillation) may dive safely if a cardiologist determines that there are no other significant health problems.
>Medication Used in Treatment
>Most dysrhythmias that require medication are medically disqualifying for safe diving. Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis in consultation with a cardiologist and diving medical officer.
>For more information on cardiovascular conditions, see the complete article by Dr. James L. Caruso on Cardiovascular Fitness and Diving from the July/August 1999 issue of Alert Diver.


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BALTIMORE – The UMBC track and field team's first home meet since the 2011 America East Championships, this weekend's Big Dawg Invitational, will be streamed live on UMBCRetrievers.tv. Saturday's broadcast will begin at 11:00 a.m. with the 4x100m relay race, and will include multiple camera angles and live commentary.
All of the events held at UMBC Stadium will be broadcast live, while the field events that will be conducted near the softball complex will be recorded and added to the broadcast.
After a successful indoor season in which the women's track and field team placed a team-best second at the America East championships, an elite group of Retrievers traveled to Tallahassee, Fla. for the Florida State Relays this past weekend.
On day one of the meet, freshman Vincent Rentzsch (Oranienburg, Germany) set a new school record in the javelin with a toss of 58.83m (193'00"), snapping the previous mark of 56.03m (183'10.00") set back in 1999. Rentzsch finished third in the competition in the Sunshine State and qualified for the IC4A meet to be held in May at Princeton.
Senior Amanda Deller (Aberdeen, Md./Aberdeen) and sophomore Thor Serafenas (Olney, Md./Good Counsel/Clemson) also set career-bests while competing in the hammer throw event.
On the track, sophomore Mercedes Jackson (Huntingtown, Md./Huntingtown) finished sixth in the women's 200m dash while senior Dennison Long (Greenbelt, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt/FIU) took 11th in the men's race and moved into the UMBC top-ten with a time of 21.80.
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