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A decade has now passed since publication of the first reports of osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ) in bisphosphonate (BP) users. Since that time, an association between BP therapy and ONJ has been clearly shown with route of administration (for example, intravenous administration results in greater risk than does oral route), dose (potency) and duration- dependent effects.
Bart L. Clarke, M.D., of the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes, Metabolism, & Nutrition at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., says: "Typically patients being treated with BPs in adjuvant fashion to prevent skeletal-related events secondary to cancer or chemotherapy are most at risk of developing ONJ. However, not all patients receiving BP therapy for either cancer or osteoporosis suffer from ONJ, and specific comorbidities have been identified with dentoalveolar surgery, like a dental extraction, local dental suppuration (associated with a dental infection), periodontal disease, radiation therapy to the affected jaw site and systemic steroid therapy being the principal agents."
James M. Van Ess, D.D.S., M.D., of the Division of Oral Diagnosis and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., says: "The reported cumulative incidence of bisphosphonate-related ONJ ranges from 0.8 to 12 percent; whereas, the cumulative incidence due to orally administered bisphosphonates is much lower at 0.01 to 0.06 percent. Evidence is accumulating that oral BP use for longer than three years may be associated with increased risk of ONJ. These data indicate that ONJ in oral BP users is a relatively rare occurrence and, therefore, comforting to many patients. Nevertheless, ONJ when it occurs is difficult to resolve and can create significant clinical management challenges."
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Sreenivas Koka, D.D.S., M.S., Ph.D., M.B.A., previously at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., says: "Clinically, ONJ lesions present as white-yellowish areas of exposed bone, sometimes accompanied by pain and erythema of the mucosa or gingival tissue surrounding the lesion. In some patients, the lesions can go unnoticed, especially when the lesions are located on the mylohyoid ridge or in the retromolar region of the mandible. This area is relatively easily traumatized, and the bony protuberance of the mylohyoid ridge and thin-covering mucosa are contributing factors. Otherwise, sites of recent dental extraction or exostosis with thin-covering mucosa (tori) are also common locations for ONJ to develop.
"In general, suppressed bone turnover in BP users renders these sites unable to mount the necessary osseous healing response to trauma or extraction and ONJ ensues. In the case of dental extractions, molar teeth provide the greatest wound-healing challenge due to the large size of the extraction site and hence are the most common sites of ONJ, which is far less commonly seen with extractions of anterior teeth."
Dr. Van Ess adds: "Patients undergoing dentoalveolar surgery such as extractions, and who are receiving IV bisphosphonates, are five to 10 times more likely to develop ONJ than are patients who are not having any surgery. As the highest reported incidence of ONJ is in this specific patient population, our patients needing extractions are reassured that the risk of developing ONJ is low, especially when taken in the oral form. Dental implant therapy in osteoporosis-directed oral BP users is as safe a treatment option as in non-BP users, with ONJ being very rare and dental implant survival rates statistically similar in the two groups."
Clinical management of patients with ONJ lesions is best undertaken using the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons or American Dental Association staging systems. Depending upon the size of the lesion and associated findings, management protocols range from use of topical analgesics and antibacterial mouthwashes in minor cases to systemic antibiotic therapy for larger lesions. In advanced cases, surgical therapy provided by an experienced oral surgeon may be considered.
The clinical utility of serum carboxy-terminal collagen crosslinks (CTX) testing to identify patients at risk of developing ONJ has received considerable attention. Dr. Clarke comments: "Current evidence indicates that, by itself, serum CTX testing has little support either as an ONJ risk management tool or as an ONJ predictor tool. Therefore, patients and clinicians should avoid the expense and effort in obtaining this test until the time when CTX testing has been proven to have clinical relevance. At present, CTX testing is not recommended, as it provides meaningless information that is of low patient-centric value."
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On Friday at noon, Mark Coplan waited patiently for his turn to open an account at the Cooperative Center Federal Credit Union on Ashby Avenue. Thirty-eight people did the same on Saturday which was "Move Your Money Day", also known as "Bank Transfer Day", a concept promoted by the Occupy Wall Street Movement, MoveOn.org and other organizations.
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"I want to be able to switch my account from Wells Fargo tomorrow," said Coplan, spokesperson for the Berkeley Unified School District, but speaking for himself this time. Coplan, who has banked with Wells Fargo since 1984, said pressure on the big banks has already succeeded. Bank of America recently U-turned on plans to charge customers $5 a month in order to use their debit cards. "That's a direct result of the Occupy Wall Street Movement," Coplan said.
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The 2012 regular season is upon us. As the Jacksonville Jaguars travel to Minnesota to play the Vikings in the season opener, two players are on my mind – but for different reasons.
Russell Allen and Greg Jones are both pivitol to the team's success this season. But what about the future of each player? One looks bright, but the other, not so much.Russell Allen gets his chance
The fourth-year linebacker is finally getting his chance to shine. Allen has been a special teams ace that saw a majority of his past playing time in the preseason. But injuries to linebackers Clint Session and Daryl Smith give Allen his chance to make a name for himself.
I am anxious to see how he fills in. With Session on the physically unable to perform list until Week 6, Allen will get plenty of experience in the starting lineup; how he uses that opportunity will be determined on the field.
If Allen shows he is capable of holding on to the starting job, Session's days could be numbered in Jacksonville – especially since he can't seem to shake the concussion bug.Are Greg Jones' days numbered?
I have brought this up to multiple people and everyone calls me crazy, but I think Greg Jones could be out of Jacksonville sooner rather than later.
But it just makes sense for multiple reasons. For starters, Jones is in the last year of his contract and his cap hit is pretty high for a full back, with a salary of $3.4 million and a cap hit coming in at $4 million, including bonuses.
But money isn't the real reason, that lies in the offensive playbook. From what I saw this preseason, the Jaguars are running more formations with multiple tight ends (which might be the most athletic position on the team) and with three or more receivers. Those formations don't frequently call for Jones to be on the field.
Even worse for Jones, I have noticed the team frequently using two tight end sets and then motioning one of them into the backfield into the full back position, further diminishing Jones' value to the team.
It would be correct to say that Jones is one of the best blocking full backs in the league, but given that the league is moving in the direction of airing it out, rather than ground and pound, players like Jones will soon be extinct in the NFL.
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What's called the world's only Spam musubi eating contest (one rather hopes so) and a fierce competition for the prestigious title of "best poke east of Hawai'i" are highlights of the San Francisco Hukilau's ninth annual Poke Festival, starting at noon.
Competing in this year's "San Francisco Bay Poke Throwdown," as it's also known, are Roy's San Francisco, a progenitor of Hawaiian fusion cuisine; the Peruvian "cebicheria" La Mar; Ozumo, a contemporary Japanese restaurant with locations in Oakland and downtown S.F.; Robert Lam's pan-Asian Butterfly; and Pacific Catch, which draws on Asian, Latin American and Hawaiian traditions at its branches in Corte Madera and Ninth Ave. A lucky spectator may even be chosen as a judge, but all can enjoy live music and daily food and drink specials.
And, as my informant Daryl Higashi notes, "nice warm, sunny weather" is expected in San Francisco today, plus raffle prizes will be great this year — C&K concert tickets (for this Sunday at Yoshi's SF); Yoshi's SF T-shirts; and new "Hawaii 5-0″ series T-shirts (direct from CBS TV — very limited number, so this is a collector's item for sure) and of course Hukilau clothing items as well."
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With industrial powerhouses Ohio and Wisconsin prominent among the all-important "swing states" that will ultimately decide the 2012 presidential election, you can bet that the fate and fortunes of U.S. auto business will be of prime focus in speeches from both candidates.
No doubt much of this rhetoric will focus on whether General Motors and Chrysler were saved and allowed to thrive via a federal bailout or workers were ultimately sold out, factories shuttered and dealerships closed to artificially prop up businesses that deserved to suffer in the first place. But we think American voters, particularly those with ties to the auto industry, would be more interested at this point in knowing which candidate, Barack Obama or Mitt Romney, is the bigger "car guy."
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Though limousines are their rides of necessity, either candidate would certainly be able to connect with voters in traditional auto-driven towns like Lordstown, Ohio or Kenosha, Wisconsin by pulling up to the podium in some genuine Detroit iron. Let's say a Ford F150 pickup for Romney ("no bailout required") or a Chevrolet Volt for Obama ("I did build this").
Perhaps the two could go a step further in the last days of the campaign and argue which is the most passionate about cars irrespective of economic policy. It would be a hoot for Jay Leno to moderate a lively debate on vital issues for which voters can truly identify, such as: stick shift or automatic; all-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive; Mustang or Camaro.
For better or worse we think Romney has the edge in terms of automotive street cred. For starters, it's in his blood. Before becoming governor of Michigan and later making a run for the presidency himself, Mitt's father George Romney ran American Motors from 1954 to 1962. The company's claim to fame at the time was the Nash Rambler, an innovative car that was cleanly styled, small and efficient back when oversized iron dinosaurs with outlandish aircraft-inspired tailfins ruled the road. Mitt Romney is said to be a Rambler aficionado, reportedly owning a restored 1962 Rambler American; he stood before a classic Rambler when he announced his first bid for the nation's highest office in 2007.
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While we'd expect someone of Romney's means to flaunt his wealth by owning Ferraris and/or Bentleys, to his credit the family's personal fleet reportedly includes blue-collar rides like a Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Silverado pickup. His wife Ann likes to indulge herself a bit more, though still staying within a reasonably modest budget, driving either of two Cadillac SRX crossover SUVs. Of course owning a house in which the garage has its own "car lift" (an elevator, if you prefer) to help store vehicles is a little out of touch with Joe and Jane Lunchbucket, but at least it makes for efficient use of the space.
President Obama, on the other hand, probably hasn't sat in the driver's seat of a car since the 2008 election. That's not to say he doesn't ride in style. Obama is chauffeured to and from the Oval Office in a specially engineered Cadillac limousine that can best be described as a fortress on wheels. With doors that are said to be eight inches thick and the weight of a cabin door on a Boeing 757 jetliner, the Presidential Limousine is able to withstand substantial armament. To further protect its precious cargo, the vehicle is also equipped with ultra-thick bulletproof glass (only the driver's window can be opened, and at that only partially, assumedly for passing papers or paying tolls) and it rides on gunshot-resilient run-flat tires.
Prior to taking office Obama tooled around Chicago behind the wheel of an urban-cool Chrysler 300C sedan, which he proceeded to trade in upon throwing his hat into the proverbial ring for a for a more fuel-efficient and politically expeditious Ford Escape Hybrid SUV. Once out of office, whether it's next January or in 2017, perhaps Obama can get a good deal on a Chevy Volt or a Tesla Model S in return for past favors.
In Pictures: Personal Cars Of The Presidents.
What about previous residents of the White House – how to they stack up as car guys against the likes of Romney and Obama? We've created a slideshow that highlights some of the most-treasured rides of our Commanders-in-Chief, with perhaps the coolest cars of all being owned by Bill Clinton (an ice blue 1967 Ford Mustang convertible) and John F. Kennedy (a 1961 Ford Thunderbird convertible). Most of the vehicular choices our leaders made over the years tend to be less flamboyant. These include Franklin Roosevelt's opulent Packard Twelve, Harry Truman's middle-class Ford Super Deluxe and Richard Nixon's conservative Oldsmobile 98. Perhaps no one vehicle best suited a president's public image as did Ronald Reagan's treasured vintage military Jeep.
And then there's the one truly oddball car on our list of famed presidential rides, namely Lyndon Johnson's Amphicar. For the uninitiated, this was a tiny (especially for the times) vehicle built in Germany between 1961 and 1968 that was engineered to double as a watercraft. One could simply drive up to and into a body of water and keep on going, thanks to dual outboard propellers and a (mostly) watertight body. Johnson kept his at the LBJ Ranch in Stonewall, Texas and, according to the U.S. Park Service that continues to maintain the property, loved to spook visitors by taking them for a ride in the Amphicar and pretending to lose control of the vehicle, veering off precipitously into a lake on the premises.
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Linebacker P.J. Davis could return for Duke game
Georgia Tech linebacker P.J. Davis is a possibility to play next week after the Yellow Jackets return from their bye week. Davis suffered a hamstring injury against Pittsburgh and missed Tech's game against Georgia Southern on Saturday.
"We'll see how about P.J.," coach Paul Johnson said after Wednesday's practice. "We're hopeful."
Tech plays Duke at noon Nov. 29 at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
Davis is the Jackets' leading tackler, status he has held the past two seasons, as well. Without Davis, the Jackets were not at their best. While limiting the Eagles to 4.0 yards per play, Tech permitted Georgia Southern to convert 13 of 20 third downs and score 24 points on eight possessions.
"We missed him, we missed his leadership, but at the same time, that's part of the game," defensive coordinator Ted Roof said. "I thought that (backup) Chase Alford gave us a steady performance."
Johnson also said that cornerback Step Durham will "for sure" play. Durham has been fighting an ankle injury and was not able to finish the Georgia Southern game.
Offensive line coach Mike Sewak said that offensive tackles Trey Klock and Andrew Marshall, both of whom did not play against Georgia Southern, should be ready to play.
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I loved her too "My Moms not mad that I'm a lesbian she's just mad that I'm not frilly" :lol How did Thea do?
I didn't think Debra DiGiovanni was that good this week but generally I do find her funny so I'm glad she was a finalist. I was surprised at the audience's choice...no, wait, I wasn't surprised as they gave him a standing ovation. I just don't find impressions that funny, really, and that's what his whole routine was about. Maybe that's why I didn't like the other guy who got through, the one who was doing an impression of his grandfather. I did like the British woman who got through. I was hoping the Australian man (the older one) or the young British guy would get through but, alas, they did not.
I wanted Sabrina Matthews,Lori,Scott Capa???????,Doug Benson and Gina Yashare.
I thought that Dante was CRAP!!! same with the other impressionist, Debra Giovanni was quite funny but not a favourite and the other two I wanted to get through.
For next week I probably want.....
-Gerry Dee
-James Kurshin
-That guy who claims to be the child of Gerry and Elaine (I'm bad with their names)
-The girl who got in on the San Antonio auditions with the red hair.
-And finally the guy who wore the gorilla mask :D
I'm pretty much a lurker around here, so i appreciate everything you all write. I think that Dante was AWESOME!!! I rarely laugh out loud when watching anything, and he had me cracking up!
Question: Not sure if this is answered somewhere, but I can't find it if it is....does anyone know who the guy in the gorilla mask really is?? His voice is REALLY familiar, that I feel that he's someone that might already have a little celebrity attached to himself.
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No harm in asking. I did include the name of the person inside the Mel Silverback mask in my recap of the first episode--it's a Canadian comic named Dan Licoppe.
She wasn't in THIS batch of semi-finalists. There is one more semi-finals round to determine the final five competitors to make it to the finals (added to the five determined THIS week.)Quote:
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Tune in next week to see how she does!
Unfortunately, your other hopeful--Lori Chase--was in THIS week and was not chosen to move on. I do NOT believe that there will be additional people added beyond the five chosen from each week.
pg--I'm surprised that so many here hated what Ralph did...or thought that what Ralph did was basically the same as what Dante did...but I'm not surprised that other people are upset that Sabrina didn't move on...as I'm bummed about that, too...--seattle
A couple of the people in the audience (and shown on camera!) have commented on the show that produced this semi-final episode of LCS over on the A Special Thing forums--a forum for alt-comedians and fans of alt-comedy.
Some of the things mentioned were how each performer did four minutes of material...and then came out to do Q&A with the judges--none of the Q&A made it into the show, obviously. Possibly because Tom Arnold made various racist and homophobic comments (so says the eye-witness...) Possibly also because none of the Q&A was remotely funny. (One eye-witness says that Spencer Brown called out Tom Arnold for being a jerk...)
The entire show took THREE HOURS...and the end result as shown on television was in many ways different than what the people in the audience saw.
For example, Dwayne Kennedy--he of twenty years of comedy experience--is reported to have completely bombed...to the point where the judges told him that he's not ready to do the show...and that they edited laughs into his short snippet on the show.
One of those in attendance (the charmingly named sparkiepop) said that the end result was quite a shock...as it seemed clear that Tommy Johnagin, John Caparulo and Spencer Brown would be chosen to move on.
On the other hand, everyone in attendance who commented said that Dante did indeed get a standing ovation--though there were a few vocal detractors who couldn't believe that his Wizard of Oz routine was getting such a good audience response.
I'll keep my eyes open for any other in-person reports...
pg--for those of you still interested in this show, of course...--seattle
My favorite of the night was the blonde lady who told the child proofing jokes. My hubby and I were both cracking up, especially when she said there are only 'two' places she could have left it! :rofl
I liked Dante in the auditions, so I'm hoping he pulls through, although I thought his impressions were pretty funny.
Someone above me ^^ said the best joke was told backstage.....I have to agree, the joke I liked was when the British guy was talking about his Grandma getting a boob job! :laugh
I was completely surprised that Tommy Johnagin didn't move on. I was quite sure from his first stint that he would be in the finals. I have no idea what whoever picked the finalists (is it the judges or the audience) are thinking? But then again, why do I know of Sinbad? Apparently I do not have my finger on the pulse of the public.Quote:
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Yeah, we get over here and I didn't know who was performing in the first semi-finals. It would be if they added like two special comics who they thought were good once the final ten are chosen.Quote:
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Yeah, they actually DID do that last year...but I think that was to balance out the casting for how things would go on the boat...Quote:
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This year, according to all reports I've read, there's no boat...no house...
Just competitions...
Of course, we'll have to wait to see how it all turns out to see if those reports are true...
But, from everything I've heard, there will be ten...no more, no less...in the "finals" of the show...five from each group of semi-finalists.


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Everyone seems to have an opinion about middle age.
I'd hoped many people would feel like that - not least when I was bashing out the 80,000 hard-won words of 'Middle Age: A Natural History' - yet I didn't realise until the book came out how almost everyone seems to want to express their opinion about the topic.
Being a zoologist and, weirdly, you might think, a vet, I started my quest into mid-life's inner workings from a naïve starting point. I knew two things about middle age - that people are usually nasty about it, and that no other species in the animal kingdom does it. To me, that seemed sufficient evidence that it would make a good topic for a stereotype-puncturing book. I'd tried it before with 'Teenagers: A Natural History', and everyone was very nice to me, although perhaps in the way the are nice to a rather slow child.
Little did I expect the torrent of enthusiasm, disbelief, anecdote and bemusement that has washed over me in the last few days. My central idea that middle age is a distinct, non-negotiable, universal human biological phenomenon did not go down well with my sociological inquisitors on Radio 3, but after that, many people warmed to my relentlessly deterministic, gene-obsessed and upbeat message about the fifth and sixth decades of our lives.
The charming, chatty people on Radio 4's 'Start the Week' unleashed a wave of self-affirmation and enthusiasm for my 'it's a third of your life, so make the bloody most of it' conjecture, and variations on that theme followed in the Observer, Telegraph, Mail and Sun. People I'd never met found my early-40s sports car purchase far more life-affirming than I seem to remember my wife did.
Someone called me a 'leading Cambridge academic', which brought joy to the heart of a this third-rate Cambridge academic. Unfortunately, the Sun did not call me a 'boffin' as I had hoped, but my finest hour came when the Mail described me as a 'portly zoologist and father-of-three.' It doesn't get better than that.
The reaction I have enjoyed the most has been the number of middle-aged (and older) people who have felt an inner compulsion to assert just how very young they still feel. I would never claim to be a freedom fighter for the very-slightly-wrinkly and bemortgaged, but I like to think I've done my bit, however transiently, to throw open a tiny window of positivity into the world of happy and successful middle age.
Soon I must go back and actually read my book. Once I've written one, reading it is usually the last thing I want to do. However, as far as I recall, there was some evolutionary biology, some palaeoanthropology, some physiology and some medicine which came close to a coherent justification for some of the things subsequently attributed to me in the papers.
Middle age, eh? All human life is here - well, all the important bits. Fat, wrinkles, older parenthood, body hair, intelligence, time speeding up, happiness, mid-life crisis, menopause and monogamy. Sex, drugs and vinyl-based rock 'n' roll.
Middle age people run all the most important arenas of human activity - government, business, sport, my house. And maybe I've nudged them a little further towards self-appreciation. Showing people that evolution has made middle age a blessed gift to us is no Mandela moment, but I suppose it's a liberation of sorts.


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Plenty of couples may claim their homes are "love nests," but Warren Ellis and Joe — "Joe-Angel" — Babb stake their claim with a little something extra.
"We met on Valentine's Day five years ago," Ellis shares, adding that they continue to mark the 14th of every month with a little gift of some sort. It's a trait that may run in Ellis' family: "My parents stayed sweethearts their whole lives."
Beyond love, what does it take to feather a love nest? In Babb and Ellis' case, a lot of artwork, for starters. Babb's paintings fill the house. Starting in the living room, his burst of red, titled "Flag," hangs above the mantel. The Texas natives continue the red theme with a rug by Angela Adams, and a cabinet from RH Studio in Georgetown.
"We bought the chair in Houston," Ellis continues. "I think it's Italian. Joe's 6'5" and it's big enough for him to fit in." It also joins a matching leather sofa, and mixes well with the Noguchi coffee table from Design Within Reach. And the lamp between the cabinet and fireplace serves as something of a conversation piece: "It's just a big magnifying glass. I tracked it down at Nuvo in Houston, which has since gone out of business. It's really cool. It was way too expensive, but it looks really great at night."
The kitchen offers another opportunity to showcase Babb's painting in this two-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath, new construction row-house in Capitol Hill, which the couple moved into in 2005. The large painting is "Glow," while the four grouped paintings are "Blaze" one through four.
"The kitchen is the focal point," Ellis says. "Even with no place to sit, most people stand in the kitchen while Joe's cooking." And on those frequent occasions, the spherical vase is housed elsewhere: "That's usually the only place we have to cook!"
Much of that cuisine finds its way onto Ellis and Babb's dining table. Don't bother making any jokes about the centerpiece's similarity to the new Air Force Memorial — they've heard them all. Surfacing the table, however, was no laughing matter. "I had a piece of granite cut [for around $800]," Ellis explains of the black tabletop. Imagine his shock when it was first delivered with rounded edges, rather than his requested right angles. With the correct granite in place, now it's just a matter of crossing their fingers and hoping it doesn't crush the frame, Ellis jokes.
As no room is so integral to a love nest as is the master bedroom, the couple have treated the room very lovingly. First, there is the Eames molded plywood lounge chair in red, so favored by the two, paired with a Saarinen side table. It's perhaps not the most functional corner of their home — "People have sat in the chair, but they don't run to it" — though Happy, their 10-year-old collie mix has no trouble sleeping on the pale-green rug, which runs to the foot of the bed.
To either side of the bed are lights that give one the impression the Babb and Ellis are some sort of exhibitionists. Reality is a bit more subdued. "Most nights we read in bed, so we needed concentrated light, but most floor lamps shine up," Babb says, explaining that once they spotted this pair of lamps at Pottery Barn, problem solved.
Above the masculine leather-and-steel headboard, the master bedroom is rounded out with another Babb original, the soothing "Lost and Found," which adds perfect compliment to the subtle Calvin Klein bedding. But don't be fooled by the delicate pillow arrangement.
"We bring out additional pillows at night," Ellis admits. "I have a lot of pillows."


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Longest night of the year - what's for dinner?
December 21 is the longest night of the year - why do I know this? I was married on this day 42 years ago. To celebrate, I could have my pick of any restaurant in the city, but maybe the one I chose will surprise you. I live in Canada and good fried chicken is very hard to find beyond forgettable KFC. They have just opened a Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen restaurant here and I am hoping it is like the one I visited in South Carolina. Southern fried chicken is my absolute favourite and I only get to eat it once a year for health reasons, so, TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT!


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A green dividing line emerging in property
A two-tier market is emerging in the commercial property world; buildings with the appropriate environmental credentials and those that are yet to make advances.
To ensure that the industry is aware of the looming issues, the Property Council of Australia's quality grade committee has reconvened in the past week to ensure that the environmental criteria for buildings are properly understood by its members.
The concern for landlords is that if their property is not up to scratch environmentally, keeping tenants when the lease expires and signing up new leases will prove difficult.
Furthermore, if the building owners are keen to garner government departments as tenants and the site is not energy rated, then forget about it.
These tenancies are extensive in markets such as Parramatta, Canberra and Sydney's CBD. In fact, these leases comprise about one-third of the Australian office market, so the trend is of great significance for building owners.
That is where the two tiers emerge - the haves and the have-nots.
It is the have-nots that will create a boom for tenant representatives who can go in on a client's behalf and squeeze the best leasing deal. It is also an important issue to consider for valuers.
It is in the best interest of a landlord to spend the cash refurbishing a building and securing a long-term tenant now instead of engaging in cosmetic changes and leasing in short-term bursts.
And landlords such as Tony Cope, who runs GPT's office portfolio, say the short-term pain of a large sum of capital spending on a new energy-efficient water cooler, is a long-term gain in terms of higher rents and long leases.
Of course, amid all the confusing debate about climate policy and green power sits the Government's mandatory disclosure of commercial building energy efficiency.
The federal Environment Minister, Peter Garrett, announced in November that legislation was being drafted to give effect to the scheme in the second half of this year.
The scheme will require disclosure of the greenhouse performance of buildings or tenancies over 2000 square metres when they are leased or sold.
And this is the nub of concern for lower-graded properties. A lot of cash will be needed in the next year to get those sites up to scratch.
In terms of the plan, the average Australian office energy rating is about 2.5 stars, according to the standard, the National Australian Built Environment Rating Systems.
Mandatory disclosure of office energy efficiency ratings will apply from the middle of this year. As ''lower quality'' buildings are increasingly rated, the distinction between ''efficient'' and other buildings is likely to increase.
Average portfolio water ratings are generally in a tight range of 2.9-3.3 stars.
Elaine Prior of Citi says another pressure on building owners will come from large firms' increasing commitment to greenhouse gas reduction targets, sometimes as part of their ''corporate responsibility'' and ''sustainability'' policies.
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Teen girls in the Bay Area! Take Action with About-Face this summer and have fun!
NOTE: This program happened in July-August 2011. If you are interested in participating in future Take Action programs, please get in touch at email@example.com or (415) 839-6779.
We're about to have some fun and make some meaningful change together!
It's time for About-Face to begin our Take Action program, where we bring 7-10 teenage girls together (without drama) to take positive, productive action against media that makes us think that we're not good enough and to encourage ourselves and others to make a strong statement that girls deserve to feel great about their bodies, their talents, and themselves.
It's 1 1/2 hours per week in San Francisco on Wednesday afternoons. Each week we'll do an activity about media and body image, then you'll start brainstorming your action. (Don't be scared! We'll help you feel comfortable and confident!)
For examples of what the girls in our program have done before (including their GREAT Covert Dressing Room Action), please go to our action page: https://www.about-face.org/mc/actions/
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All meetings are after school and weekends, with our FINAL ACTION on Saturday, August 20.
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Milwaukee, Wis.. Oct, II.- Hopkins. Mo.. Oet. f.- Mayor
Cnl Theodore HuHv,.,.lt. ,.xj Henry L. .ki-t of Kansas City
president of th l'nit-d States ' will be welcomed in Hopkins
and candidate for re-election to! -M'"day for the second time in
that office, was shot a ho whs i his life. The first time he was
leaving Hotel Gilpulriek shortly lu;l"'' in.v .vent's spoils 11 waif
n Iter 8:00 o'clock, as In- lett thol,, wf number of New York
hotel to deliver his speech, the , children, either orphans or do
luill miring ..iVi.et in Hie lireust. serted by their parents. He re-
ami being arrested by the matin-1 turns to Hopkins as the Execu
seriptofthe speech, which he live of the second largest, city in
carried in his pocket, produced tlu state and an attorney,
but a slight wound. The Col., When Jo.sl came here the Hirt
continued on his way and deliver- time he was far from being a
ed his speech, apparently little pretty youngster, and while the
the worse for the ordeal. .others were meeting with
The shot was tired by .John ' plenty of chances for homes he
Sehrenk of :i7U East' Tenth was passed by until the last,
street, New York, who was titk-1 Then u poverty-stricken farmer
en into custody immediately and ;:nd his wife, loeling sorry foi
ls thought to be demented.! the homeless youngster, decided.
Alter delivering his speech, j u take him into their home, al
Col. Roosevelt left for Chicago. , though they could ill afford to
refusing to be examined by the keep him.
surgeons. I nu" lnns Hie waif grew to boy-
j hood. By da. he worked hard
hand-' on lnu lurm -v night he read by
the light of the fireplace, as did
Abraham Lincoln.
Then the farmer went to the
poorhouse and .Tost had to hunt
a new home and his home be
came wherever his hat happened
to be while he worked at odd
jobs. But, the ambition to be a
lawyer siezed him and he saved
enough to help him through
while he went to law school.
And alter that success came to
him, slowly, it is true, but suc
cess just the same.
Hopkins will turn out en masse
to greet the former waif Mon
day. An elaborate list of enter
tainments has been arranged for
him and the town is going to
show .Tost that while he may
not have not, cut, much figure
when he first came here, 'it is
different now.
Cotton brought some
some prices in Hayti last, week,
going as high as .-5 1.30. We have
tried to keep up with the cotton
market in Hayti. and have beg
ged the buyers and ginners with
tears in our eyes 10 furnish us
with information, but they do not
seem to realize the importance of
doing so. Hayti is one of the
best cotton markets in the coun
ty, and has been for many years,
and if a little news was given out
every week many more people
would come to Hayti. But, your
home newspaper's lianas are
tied, unless you assist it.
Henry Sutton, who is attend
ing to the gin at Concord, was .it
home Saturday and Sunday.
Some one has circulated the vp
report that if elected to the office
oixionstable. for which Mr. Sut
xon is candidate, he would not
serve. Mr. Sutton emphatically
denies any such thing, and says
that he is only trying to work to
make a living until the election
is over, and that if elected, he
will give all his time and atten
tion to the office, and we are sure
no better man could be elected.
Keep Your Taxes Down
On Tuesday, March 23, lilUH, Governor Hadlcy, who had then
been Governor but little more than two months, introduced a resolu
tion (see pages 31-03 Record State Board of Equalization for 1909)
providing that every farm and city home in this State should be
assessed at its actual cash value, thus trebling the assessments
throughout the State. Governor Hadley voted FOR that resolution,
mid it was DEFEATED by the votes" of Attorney-Genoral Major,
Secretary of State Roach, and State Auditor Gordon (see page 33
Record State Board of Equalization foT 1909).
This is the RECORD showing Hadley's attempt to TREBLE
THE TAXES, and showing how the scheme was killed by Major,
Roach and Gordon.
Now, what does the Republican party say? Read this, from the
Republican platform:
"We pledge lo the people of Missouri in the nomination and
election of our standard bearer. JohrC. McKinley, the same high
degree of faithful service in the performance of his official duties as
exemplifies the administration of Herbert S. Hadley, and a continua
tion of these policies," etc.
Mr. Republican Tax-Payer, where does this hit YOU?
In a public statement several months ago Attorney-General
Major, who was the first candidate for Governor to declare against
the Single Tax, said:
"I am opposed to the Single Tax because I am opposed to heap
ing any further burdens upon the overburdened farm and homo
owners of this State; and I am opposed to the trebling of the State
assessments because the trebling of the assessments upon Missouri
farms and homes would have meant the trebling of the taxes upon
Missouri farmers and householders throughout the State, when an
a matter of fact the State already has all the revenue it needs, and
I have always believed that UNNECESSARY TAXATION IS
Let the records speak. The issues are clearly drawn. Major for
Governor, Roach for Scretar of State and Gordon for Auditor, are
candidates on the Democratic ticket. If elected, they will remain on
the State Board of Equalization and will constitute a majority of
that Board. Republicans as well as Democrats should vote for them.
PUT TRIED MEN ON GUARD. Take no chances.
Yo u
"We will see iti when archan
gels control the press."
Occasionaly it becomes the du
ty of a practical editor to give to
the very intelligent, and imprac
tical people, who are always de
manding an ideal newspaper a
very common sense reason why
it will never be published.
And the reason is based on a
few questions like these:
Has anybody ever seen or
heard of an ideal minister?
Has anybody ever seen or
heard of an ideal college president?
was anyooay ever seen
heard of an ideal doctor?
Has anybody ever seen
heard of an ideal banker?
Has anybody ever seen
heard of an ideal lawyer?
Has anyboby ever seen
heard of an ideal merchant?
We are decidedly of the opin
ion that a loud and emphatic
"'No!" is the answer to each
Because the representative of
the callings named are all human,
with the usual numbers of vir
tues and faults. And editors.
being human, are in the same)
class. Therefore when the!
world is peopled by angels and
the llPWqnnilPVe nro rnn fviilln1
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.ideal newspaper and not un-'
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Notice is hereby given that a,
special election will be held in
the City of Hayti. Pemiscot
county, Missouri, on Tuesday,
the 12th day of November, 191 :.
to test the sense of the voters on
the questions as to whether or
nob horses, mules, cows, hogs
and other stock or cattle will be
restrained from running at large
in said city, and whether or not
section 1 of chapter 21 of the
Revised Ordinances of said city,
defining and extending the cor
porate limits of said city, shall
become a law and be approved by
the votors of said city, which
election has been ordered by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen
of said city by resolution and
order of record. Notice is futher
given that the polling place of
said election shall be at the City
Hall in said city.
P. S. Ravenstein, Mayor.
E. S. Berry, manager of the
telephone business for Caruth
ersville and Hayti, was here Wed
nesday, and paid this office an
appreciated call. We are glad to
see Mr. Berry back with the
company, because we believe if
men like him are retained in the
service a feeling of good will and
friendship will soon become to
exist between patrons and employes.
T. J. Holmes, one of the good '
farmers of near Hay ward, was in
Hayti Saturday night, attending
to business matters, and, as us
ual, before leaving, had to do
some good deed, so he ordered
the Herald sent to his brother,
Jus, T. Holmes, i'.li Stonewall
street, Jackson, Tennessee. j
Is now at hand and we are all anx
ious as to the yield.
It should interest you more as to
spending the proceeds derived from this
crop, than the amount of the crop itself.
Last summer's labor has weakened
all more or less; each man is just a little
more worn out than the year before, like
a machine after a season's running---never
quite as new or good as the year
Since it is an established fact that
you, like a machine, become more worn
each year, it is also a fact, that you
should not dirtribute your money, like a
machine, but should use your very best
judgment in spending this money and
get the very best values obtainable.
"If You Are Not Our Customer You Will Be."
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In quarters outside Redmond, Wash., those of us in the tech world have had a good year of bashing Microsoft's newest operating system, Windows Vista. I admit that I'm among the crowd of bemoaners who would rather stay on Windows XP than be pushed over to a new operating system that from what I've seen, read and heard, is fraught with problems.
Still, I fully expected that Windows Vista Service Pack 1 would fix most of the problems, end the complaints and get businesses moving from Windows XP to Windows Vista. Or at least get them thinking about it.
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Now, I am not so optimistic. To be sure, Vista SP1 is not perfect. Granted, there are some delays with its release, but it will come out soon enough. And there have been some compatibility issues—curiously—with third-party security software. But those problems will be resolved as well. While our Everything Channel Test Center didn't wholeheartedly recommend Vista SP1, it didn't exactly pan it, either.
In our internal review of Vista SP1, Test Center Technical Editor Samara Lynn noted improvements in security and administration, and said that the performance improvements brought Vista SP1 to the level of Windows XP SP2, the current gold standard of operating systems.
So, in essence, while there are still a few kinks to work out, and some time to wait, Vista SP1 actually does a lot to fix what was wrong with Vista. With that, the logical conclusion is that Microsoft partners will begin to roll out Vista to business customers in a big way. Here comes the big refresh!
But not so fast. In one ChannelWeb poll, just 13 percent of users thought Vista SP1 would convince businesses to give up Windows XP, while 67 percent thought businesses would hold out for XP SP3. And in another ChannelWeb poll, just 14 percent of users thought a lower-priced Vista would attract business users. The more interesting result is that 34 percent of users thought that businesses would wait for Vista SP2.
Personally, solution providers tell me they are still reluctant to put their reputations on the line for Vista. One Microsoft partner, who asked not to be identified, said that "The strong impression here is that Vista, even at SP1 level, still continues to behave more like beta software than a fully business-capable operating system." Another solution provider called a Vista rollout at a small business customer "nothing but headaches." Needless to say, these solution providers said they will continue to recommend XP Professional over Vista SP1 for their small- to midsize-business customers.
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09/10/01John Griffith
- Amid the cardboard boxes, computer equipment and documents cluttering the second-floor back bedroom in the only red-and-white house on Cuyahoga St. in Kent is the headquarters of the Coalition Against Testing.
Leader of this band of 300 anti-E-check Ohioans and owner of the house is Keith Eckmeyer, a 44-year-old retiree.
It all began in 1995, he says, after he borrowed a friend's phone and called the E-check office. He says he asked 10 questions about the program, wrote down the answers, handed the phone to his friend and asked him to do the same thing. He claims none of the answers matched.
Thus began Eckmeyer's six-year battle with legislators, state agencies and others over a vehicle-emissions testing program that some say doesn't do much for cleaner air. His nonprofit organization filed a class-action lawsuit in Summit County challenging the program's legality, and members have bombarded lawmakers and bureaucrats with letters and calls.
The fanatical, in-your-face activist recently was asked to leave an E-check committee meeting in Columbus after he argued with an official who, according to Eckmeyer, didn't know how many counties were in the program.
It's all part of his total dedication to getting rid of a program he considers a waste of money. "First of all, anybody who can prove to me that any form of emissions testing on automobiles has done anything to maintain air quality, I want to see it," he said.
Eckmeyer has volumes of court records, property records, testing records, environmental studies, correspondence with government officials and bureaucrats, petitions and other E-check paraphernalia. "You ought to see my basement," he says, climbing the stairs to the hot, un-air-conditioned bedroom.
CAT also has a Web site: http:%%cat%%catoh%%endcat%%io.5u.com. Somewhat militant comments are peppered throughout reproductions of government documents or published comments by various officials.
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Update: A Philips representative confirmed that the document requesting a trial to defend two patents is real, and Philips is suing Nintendo.
"Yesterday, we expanded our lawsuit against Nintendo for infringement of 2 patents in the field of motion control to the USA, after earlier filings in 2012 and 2013 in Germany, UK and France," the Philips representative told IGN. "Philips owns several patents in the field of motion gesture and pointing control and makes these patents available to manufacturers of remote controls, TV sets, game consoles and set-top boxes through our licensing programs.
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Was born in Amboy, N.Y. Sept. 9, 1844, and was a son of Ephraim and Abigail (Hall) Smith, deceased. His helpmate on life's journey was Nettie Dunn, the nuptial knot being tied Jan. 28, 1864, at Amboy, N.Y. His wife was born in Montgomery county, N.Y., May 8, 1846, a daughter of John and Eliza (Merchant) Dunn, deceased. They have reared three children, Herbert, Pearl and May. Comrade Smith gave his young manhood to his country's service, and joined the standard at the age of 17 years. He was enrolled from Mexico, N.Y., Sept. 10, 1861, as a private in Co. G, 1st N.Y.L.A., 2d A.C. Oct. 31, 1864, he was wounded in front of Petersburg, in left shoulder, and had to have the shoulder joint removed; he was taken to Columbia hospital, Washington, where he received treatment untiil honorably discharged March 17, 1865, on surgeons certificate of disability. Dec. 23, 1863, he had been furloughed for thirty days and again from hospital for sixty days. He was honorably discharged at Brandy Station, Jan. 1, 1864, and re-enlisted as a veteran, thus obtaining a veteran's furlough of thirty days. In the spring of 1864 he was detailed at Brandy Station as Ord. for Gen. Hazzard at Brig. Hd. Qtrs. His battle list includes some hard-fought fields, Warrington, Yorktown, Lees Mills, Fair Oaks, Antietam, Leesburg, Charleston, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Auburn, Mine Run, Martin's Ford, Wilderness, Spottsylvania, North Anna River, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Weldon R.R., and Deep Bottom. He had two brothers who served their country in the hour of peril, Riley, in 2d N.Y.H.A, died in service, and Gordon, in 147th N.Y.V.I., died at Aqua Creek. Comrade Smith is a member of Prutzman Post, is which he is honored with the office of P.P.C. and his wife is J.V.P. of W.R.C. Returning to civil life he entered the ministry in M.E. church. He is a resident of Three Rivers, Mich.
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The Eden Hotel in Rome is likely to undergo extensive renovations and an ample re-design to join the luxury standard of the Dorchester Collection Group. Dorchester Collection fully owns and operates: The Dorchester, London; Coworth Park, Ascot; 45 Park Kane, London Le Meurice, Paris; Plaza Athenee, Paris; Bel Air, Beverly Hills; The Beverly Hills; Principe di Savoia, Milan and is developing Le Richemond, Geneva which it will operate under a third party management agreement.
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After many years of planning, the University Libraries' dream of a new home for its unique and invaluable special collections soon will be realized with the construction of the Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library. The $18-million state-of-the-art building will be erected behind the Thomas Cooper Library (Blossom Street). It will comprise about 50,000 square feet of new library space on three levels.
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The Hollings Library will house Thomas Cooper Library's growing Rare Books and Special Collections and will provide the first permanent home for the University's South Carolina Political Collections.
There will be space for teaching, exhibits, and public programs, as well as for offices, processing areas, and extensive stack space to house the collections. Special features will include a large reading room with comfortable work areas for researchers and other visitors , seminar rooms, a mini theater, exhibit galleries, a "treasure vault," an auditorium for meetings or other events, a digitization center, and a room for audio-visual research. more...
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