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Many differences exist between President Barack Obama and Congressman Paul Ryan. But the single largest one is $5.3 trillion. That's the astonishing difference between the cumulative amount of federal spending the former proposes over the next 10 years and the far lower figure that would result were the nation to adopt Rep. Ryan's Path to Prosperity.
The roadmap put forth by the House Budget Chairman has four central planks: major tax reform, repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Medicare reform, and Medicaid reform.
I'll leave it to tax experts to wade into the weeds on his ideas for tax reform. Suffice it to say there is bipartisan support for the need for such comprehensive reform as reflected, for example, in the recommendations of theBowles-Simpson fiscal commission (the individuals appointed by President Obama whose recommendations have been studiously ignored by him). And according to one tax expert, Harvard economist Dale Jorgenson, a sweeping tax reform similar to that enacted in 1986 has the potential to increase the net present value of national wealth by $7 trillion.
Even without a shred of tax reform, the Ryan plan would be well worth considering because of its willingness to tackle our health entitlements crisis head-on. Repeal of ACA (saving $1.572 trillion), Medicaid reform (saving $770 billion), and Medicare reform (saving $205 billion) account for nearly half of the plan's $5.3 trillion in avoided spending over the next decade.[1]
Under current policy, the CBO's latest spending projections estimate the federal government will increase in size by 48 percent relative to the economy over the next 75 years (as explained in earlier posts). Moreover, U.S. debt is on track to spike as the government is borrowing 35¢ of every dollar it spends. In order to bankroll this spending/borrowing binge, our children and grandchildren will see the share of their household budgets allotted to federal taxes increasing by more 50 percent.
What does federal spending have to do with health care? Every penny of the projected increase in the size of the federal government can be attributed to growth in federally funded healthcare entitlements, i.e., Medicare, Medicaid, and exchange subsidies. This is why it is critical to have a grown-up discussion about how to get these health care entitlements under control. Congressman Ryan has demonstrated great courage in putting forth a bold plan to address these issues and eradicate our rapidly rising federal debt by the year 2050.
In the meantime, the president has been AWOL on this issue. He has ignored the recommendations of his own fiscal commission and, instead, made the entitlements problem much larger by pursuing a misguided health law bankrolled in part by diverting a half trillion dollars in resources out of the Medicare program. Some readers will remember that it was Mr. Ryan who—weeks before it was finally enacted[2] —brought to the president's attention all the smoke-and-mirror budget gimmicks embedded in the health law, demonstrating beyond any reasonable doubt that it not only would not bend the cost curve, as promised, but also would grossly violate the president's own pledge not to sign a bill that would add one dime to the deficit. As Rep. Ryan deftly showed, the bill (when honestly scored) threatened to add $2 trillion to deficits in its first 20 years). Unfortunately, the President and his allies in Congress ignored these pleas for common-sense health reform.
Rep. Ryan has demonstrated great political courage in telling American voters the truth about entitlements. Medicare and Medicaid are empty promises that cannot possibly be sustained in their present form over the long haul. The unfunded liabilities for Medicare alone (inclusive of Part D prescription drug benefits) exceed $100 trillion. His plan squarely addresses and solves that problem. Critics may disagree with that plan, but it is incumbent on them to devise an alternative approach that would do better. Simply taking potshots at his plan and running political ads showing Rep. Ryan shoving Granny over the cliff will not solve our entitlements crisis.
His addition to the Republican ticket helps ensure that this issue will be forthrightly debated this election. That's good news for all voters.
[1] See Table S-4 for year-to-year details of these savings.
[2] The now-viral 6-minute video is undated, but it occurred at the February 25, 2010 Bipartisan Meeting on Health Reform. The Affordable Care Act was passed on March 23, 2010. Rep. Ryan's comments appeared in Part IV, but it is quite interesting and illuminating that at the White House web site, his devastating critique is not included among the 20 clips singled out as "recommended highlights" from that discussion.


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Let's be honest. Much of what serves as economic analysis these days doesn't sound much better than the football game second-guessing you witnessed during this past weekend's Super Bowl broadcast.
For many reasons, economic analysis is far too frequently handled like a sporting event. Short-term trends, especially from data not built for micro over-analysis, becomes overstated. Plus, pressures from media competitiveness to political agendas often turn depictions of minor short-run gyrations into seemingly full-scale business cycle turning points.
Until the next month's report.
I, for one, admit my guilt in the process. And my excuse – last year's largely politically driven fascination with job growth – just means I'm a sucker for populist pressures.
In hindsight, the presidential campaign focus on month-to-month changes made the news coverage of the trends – as well as the so-called experts quoted within that content – look silly.
Worse, I found it interesting that there was little coverage last week to a major revision to the 2012 job counts that drew so much attention during the presidential campaign.
These revisions are not part of any grand conspiracy; rather they are an annual event by government job counters who are turning their monthly job estimates into firmer data sets as more detailed information becomes known.
So what did the job trackers – and we the people – learn about 2012, now that the data has been freshened up?
Last year was even better for the job count than previously noted. Federal job counters found an additional 335,000 jobs being created in 2012 vs. what was previously known. That made 2012, interestingly, the best year for job growth since 2005. That certainly wasn't the kind of language used about the job market during the presidential campaign.
I know more than a few of you out there will question even the revised figures, claiming the revision is some sort of government conspiracy to cover up purported economic damage created by the current administration or other political forces.
But if these federal job counters were part of a grand cover-up of job losses, why did they revise upward the 2012 job count by so much? Or why did they reveal the biggest monthly revision was for the November report? If somebody was cooking the books, wouldn't they put those jobs into the public reports before the election?
Others will note that the current job recovery has yet to replace all the jobs lost during the ugly economic downturn of 2008 and 2009. I cannot argue with that fact.
My trusty spreadsheet offers one explanation.
The Great Recession cost the American economy 8.67 million jobs in two years, when you look at the yearly data. The ongoing job recovery has replaced just 5.3 million of those lost jobs in the past three years.
Since World War II, it has never taken more than three years (and then only once) to replace jobs lost in a downturn. So, by this metric, this job recovery looks limp.
Please note the scale of recent job losses. Before 2008-09, there were 13 years since 1946 with shrinkage in U.S. jobs. Collectively in those 13 years, a total of 9.76 million jobs were lost. Put that sum into the Great Recession perspective and you see how tough it is to replace 8.67 million jobs lost in only two years.
That kind of striking economic perspective isn't found when the economic debate is over minor month-to-month fluctuations.
It's much like trying to put a quarterback's career into historical perspective based on a few minutes of one football game.
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What Football Playing Field White Lines Mean
White lines on a football field are critical to playing the game. By knowing what yard lines, hash lines, and end lines represent, you'll have an easier time following the game.
The dimensions of a football field haven't changed much through the years. The field has been 100 yards long and 531/3 yards wide since 1881. In 1912, the two end zones were established to be 10 yards deep and have remained so ever since. Consequently, all football games are played on a rectangular field, 360 feet long and 160 feet wide.
All over the field, you see a bunch of white lines. Every line has a special meaning, as shown here:
The lines at each end of the field are called the end lines.
The lines along each side of the field are called the sidelines.
The goal lines are 10 yards inside and parallel to each end line.
The area bounded by the goal lines and sidelines is known as the field of play.
The field is divided in half by the 50-yard line, which is located in the middle of the field.
The two areas bounded by the goal lines, end lines, and sidelines are known as the end zones.
The field also contains yard lines, hash marks, and lines marking the player benches.
Yard lines, at intervals of 5 yards, run parallel to the goal lines and are marked across the field from sideline to sideline. These lines stop 8 inches short of the 6-foot solid border in the NFL.
Yard lines give players and fans an idea of how far a team must advance the ball in order to record a first down. An offensive team must gain 10 yards in order to post a first down. Consequently, every 10 yards, starting from the goal lines, the field is numbered in multiples of 10.
In the NFL, the bottoms of these numbers are placed 12 yards from each sideline. The numbers 10, 20, 30, 40, and one 50-yard line are 2 yards in length. All these lines and numbers are white.
Hash marks mark each yard line 70 feet, 9 inches from the sidelines in the NFL. In high school and college football, the hash marks are only 60 feet from the sidelines. Two sets of hash marks (each hash is 1 yard in length) run parallel to each other down the length of the field and are approximately 18½ feet apart.
When the ball carrier is either tackled or pushed out of bounds, the officials return the ball in-bounds to the closest hash mark to where it's spotted. Punted balls that go out of bounds are also marked on the nearest hash mark.
The hash marks are used for ball placement prior to most offensive plays so that more of the game can be played in the middle of the field, which makes the game more wide open. If the ball was placed 20 feet from where it went out of bounds rather than on the closest hash mark, offenses would be restricted to one open side of the field for many of their run and pass plays.
In other words, they would have to run or pass to the right or the left, and wouldn't have the option to do both. But, when teams run the football and the ball carrier is tackled between the hash marks, the ball is declared dead at that spot and generally is placed where the ball carrier was tackled and stopped.


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GDC 2010 Game Developers Choice Awards
We were live with the 2010 GDC Awards...so if you missed it, here is the archive video!
We were live with the 2010 GDC Awards...so if you missed it, here is the archive video!
Find out our Genre Award winners in the Best of 2009 Awards!
Find out our special achievement winners in the Best of 2009 Awards!
It's the holiday season once again, and GameSpot is back with the Gamer's Gift Bag for the Wii and DS!
Cthulhu and Tom team up to grab starites in this video review for Scribblenauts.
A jet plane is just too much.
An artist and an easel. What could ever happen?
A lass and lassos combine to help out in this puzzle.
Ryan Mac Donald takes a stroll through the editorial area at GameSpot to talk with our editors about what they are playing: Scribblenauts on the DS, Pinball Hall of Fame ...
Check out the latest games hitting store shelves, including Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 and Need for Speed: Shift!
5th Cell creative director Jeremiah Slaczka chats about the critical success of Scribblenauts.
We take a look at Guitar Hero 5's Jam Session mode, what's new on Xbox Live, Scribblenauts, and check in with Jody Robinson for the community spotlight!
In case you didn't already know, people really like this game.
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Watch the GameSpot AU crew try to rescue a cat from the top of a roof in Scribblenauts.
This week on Start/Select, we take an in-depth look at Scribblenauts, go on Xbox Live Arcade to check out Madballs and Trials HD, and get our mitts on Ninja Gaiden ...
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Matt Cox chats to us from the E3 show floor about Scribblenauts.
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How to Customize Bullets in Word 2007 Bulleted Lists
The quickest way to create a custom bulleted list in Word 2007 is to change the formatting of an existing (or automatically created) bulleted list. Word automatically formats text as a bulleted list when you begin a paragraph with * or > or -> or <> or – followed by a space, Word changes what you typed to a bullet and a tab, adds a bullet character by the paragraph, and creates a ¼-inch hanging indent. (If the paragraphs already have hanging indents, the original settings are preserved.)
1Hover your mouse pointer over the little downward arrow next to the Bullet button.
The Bullet button (first one in the upper row of buttons on the Ribbon's Paragraph tab) offers a tooltip.
2Click the arrow next to the Bullets button to reveal the gallery of bullet styles.
The Bullet Library portion of the gallery shows (and stores) your favorite bullets.
3If you have other open documents with bulleted lists, check them to see whether they have bullets you like.
The Document Bullets section lists all bullets in all documents currently open.
4To add a bullet to your Bullet Library, right-click the bullet and choose Add to Library.
When you add a bullet to your Bullet Library from the Document Bullets collection, the bullet is available for all your documents.
5To remove a bullet from the Bullet Library, right-click it and choose Remove.
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Founder and editor of Kansas LGBTQ newspaper dies
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - The founder and editor of the Liberty Press, a Kansas-based LGBTQ newspaper with the motto, "We were gay before it was cool," has died.
The Wichita Eagle reports that Kristi Parker died Saturday after suffering a stroke. She was 49.
Parker grew up in Wichita and, in 1994, became co-chairperson of the city's committee that organized an annual celebration of the area's gay and lesbian community. She produced a guide for the event, selling ads and writing stories.
The guide evolved, and Parker established the Liberty Press the same year. The monthly publication eventually grew to average about 60 pages with 5,000 copies printed in each run, winning national awards.
Parker's friend, former business partner and ex-wife, Sharon "Vinnie" Reed, says Parker was passionate about the project and her death means the end of the publication.
Information from: The Wichita (Kan.) Eagle, http://www.kansas.com
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text: More than a hundred nations supporting the Syrian opposition have urged tougher action by the UN against President Bashar al Assad. At a meeting in Paris, the US and its allies called for Chapter 7 of the UN Charter to be enacted, allowing economic sanctions, and if necessary, military intervention in Syria. And as Gayane Chichakyan explains, the West's backing of the Syrian rebels has echoes of another conflict.


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ZAGREB, Croatia, Feb. 8 (UPI) -- No. 1 seed Tommy Haas and Croatian favorite Marin Cilic logged semifinal wins Saturday to advance to the title match at the Zagreb Indoors tournament.
Germany's Haas advanced to the final with a 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 decision over unseeded Daniel Evans, who made the tournament as a "lucky loser" and mounted a surprising run through the field.
The 35-year-old Haas will be seeking his 16th career title against three-time Zagreb champ Cilic, who breezed past German qualifier Bjorn Phau 6-3, 6-4 in Saturday's other semifinal.
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It's time for a totally sweet giveaway, dudes and dudettes.
Sweet Cuppin Cakes Bakery & Cupcakery Supplies has kindly offered up a $50 gift certificate to one lucky winner! I'm sure you'll have no trouble putting it to good use on cute cupcake and baking accessories: they've got some fantastic cupcake liners, sprinkles and other garnishes, and display items too!
How do you put yourself in the running? It's easy. Just answer the following question:
What is the most unusual cupcake flavor you've ever tasted?
Maple bacon? Chai cardamom? Bananas foster? There are all sorts of unusual cupcake flavor combinations out there--have you sampled any of them? Or if you haven't sampled any unusual flavors, are there any you've wanted to try?
You can enter yourself in the running for a $50 gift certificate to Sweet Cuppin Cakes by entering your response to the above question in the comments section below; you might want to browse their shop in the meantime! The cake poll will close at 12 p.m. PST on Friday, November 13, 2009. Good luck!


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Um, no explanation needed for this one. Fire at will!
On the flavour front I'll proffer -
- courgettes w/lemon (from inspiration on another thread);
- rice w/ sumac and butter;
- obvious, but chili with chocolate and cherry;
- Roquefort (or Dolcelatte/Gorgonzola/Saint Agur etc) and Parmesan and spinach (on gnocchi);
- parsley/anchovy/garlic/olive oil/balsamic (w/old bread for pesto)
Will post others this afternoon as and when they pop into my hungry head...


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Lehigh Valley Colleges philosophy is to provide quality programs that are sound in concept- implemented by a compentent and dedicated faculty- and geared to serve those seeking a solid foundation in knowledge and skills required to obtain employment in their chosen field. The programs emphasize the congnitive development of our students- as well as hands-on training- are relevant to employers needs- and focus on areas that offer strong- long-term employment opportunities. To offer students the training and skills that will lead to successful employment- the school has the following goals and objectives: *Continually evaluate and update it educational programs*Provide modern facilities and training equipment*Select teachers with professional experience in the vocations they teach and possess the ability to motivate and develop students to their greatest potential*Promote self-discipline and motivation so that students may enjoy success on the job and in society
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On March 8, the world will celebrate International Women's Day to honor the various achievements of women everywhere. While we still have a long way to go until women are considered full and equal partners, progress is being made, one woman at a time. Next week we will share with you just a few of the inspiring stories of the many women who grace our projects around the world.
By Dan Pearson, international programs
I was in India for six months working with one of CFCAís projects, and I joined a gym while I was here. It was a small gym, but I really enjoyed going there. One morning at the gym I was silently congratulating myself for increasing the weight on one of my exercises when, precisely at that moment, something outside the window caught my eye. I noticed a small woman, probably weighing about 100 pounds, walking down the street. She was balancing a bundle on her head that was about four feet wide, four feet long, and three feet tall. In her arms she was carrying her child. And there was a plastic chair tied to the top of the bundle on her head. And it was raining outside. Suddenly the incremental weight increase on my exercise didnít seem so impressive.
Seeing that woman reminded me of a similar experience I had many years ago in Haiti. I was helping build a medical clinic in the mountains, and since I had no real building skills I was given the job of bringing water to mix the concrete. The crew leader handed me a 5-gallon bucket and told me to follow a trail down, down, down the mountain to the river. I filled my bucket in the river and began the long walk up the steep mud trail. It was pretty hard work, but I was in my early 20s and in pretty good shape at the time. I stumbled a few times, and each time I stumbled some water spilled out of the bucket. After several stumbles, the job became more manageable. All in all, I felt like I was doing pretty well until someone†passed me on the trail moving very quickly. I barely caught a glimpse of her as she passed by. In just a few seconds she was out of view ahead of me. She was a girl about 11 or 12 years old. She was also carrying a 5-gallon bucket of water. Hers was still full.
The difference between strength and power
CFCA seeks to empower women, particularly the mothers of sponsored children. Sometimes that word ëempowermentí is misunderstood, creating the image of weak and helpless women. But thereís a big difference between strength and power. The mothers of sponsored children in India have no shortage of strength. And the same goes for the mothers of sponsored children in the other countries where CFCA works.
The strongest people on Earth
I have visited many places and met a lot of people all around the world, and there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that the strongest people anywhere on Earth are the mothers who live in the poorest communities in the world. They are mentally strong, emotionally strong, spiritually strong and, yes, physically strong. Tens of millions of mothers who live in the desperate corners of the planet get up each and every day regardless of how they feel and in spite of the overwhelming and unjust obstacles they face, and they do whatever it takes to give their kids life and a little hope for something better. Each of those women has a strength I canít even understand.
What they often lack is power. Power doesnít always have a lot to do with how strong you are. Power is about living in a society and an economy that allow you to fully use your strength. If you have power, you can use your strength how you see fit. If you donít have power, you are only allowed to use your strength to do the things that no one else wants to do (like carrying buckets of water up a mountain).
Empowering mothers
When CFCA talks about empowering the mothers of sponsored children, we do so with deep respect for the strength these women already demonstrate every day. All weíre doing is looking for ways to support their efforts to create for themselves a little more space, a little more power, so they can more fully use their strength. They deserve at least that much.
An opportunity for mothers(Part 1)
Support in a time of need (Part 2)
Mothers share their talents to improve their community (Part 3)
Creating role models close to home (Part 4)


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My thoughts: I started this novel on the tenth anniversary of 9/11, and initially I loved it. I'm an art and literature lover, and I believe both can help us heal from collective wounds, honor those who died and who lived, and be a useful part of conversation. The premise of this book is lovely, and Waldman served as co-chief of the South Asia bureau for The New York Times. This novel had immense potential, but unfortunately it did not deliver.
I adored the first third of this novel. I did opine I wasn't sure how one could end a novel with all of these narrators and conflicting viewpoints, but I was eager to see where Waldman took it. Soon, however, it was clear Waldman was breaking the cardinal rule of debut novels: thou shall not overwrite. Both the story and increasingly the language suffered from overwriting. Instead of the story seeming tight, it seemed oddly meandering. I think a smaller set of narrators among the cast of characters would have helped focus the narrative.
More jarring to me, however, were the suddenly awkward passages. For every beautiful passage:
"The trauma, for Paul, had come later, when he watched the replay, pledged allegiance to the devastation. You couldn't call yourself an American if you hadn't, in solidarity, watched your fellow Americans being pulverized, yet what kind of American did watching create? A traumatized victim? A charged-up avenger? A queasy voyeur? Paul, and he suspected many Americans, harbored all of these protagonists. The memorial was meant to tame them."there was one that made me groan:
"It was seven-fifteen, an hour when Paul would have preferred to be contemplating the soft hillocks of a sleeping Edith's rear country."More often, my problem was Waldman watered down both her story and her wisdom with unnecessary details:
"Across the street she saw green--Prospect Park, Brooklyn's lungs. She breathed air into her own."Even my favorite passage (below) includes an unnecessary phrase.
Favorite passage: "Bravery, she thought as she walked, wasn't about strength alone. It required opportunity."
The verdict: Despite a strong premise and beginning, Waldman's overwrites this novel to a frustrating point. It's still worth reading to discuss, as it does present a fascinating portrayal of the complicated emotions so many have post-9/11, but it isn't the novel it could be or I hoped it would be.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Length: 320 pages
Publication date: August 16, 2011
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What do you think?
I understand. Feel the same way about custom mosaics. So afraid I'm not creating what they envision.
I have some of those same china patterns.
I just love how this is a way to preserve the beautiful designs in China. :) It was fascinating reading about your process, sounds difficult (aaah the cutting!) but so rewarding too.ReplyDelete
Beautifully written Laura. Though I used to shy away from Custom work before, I routinely did it last year as it was (frankly) easy money with no marketing effort. Most customers do not realise that they must pay for your time which also email/chat time and they feel that the product is priced too high. For them jewelry is just the material or the design, it rarely about time and effortReplyDelete
Great comment! You're exactly right. I think that most people do view custom work as "the finished product" and don't take into account everything that goes into a custom order - especially all the time and thought. It really is so different from just purchasing an item from my shop. I do create my jewelry in "batches" of about 5 to 10 or 15 pieces at a time, which is what you do once you're in regular production. Custom work not only takes you away from that production time, but you are only creating one (or maybe two) pieces, and to specific specifications.Delete
I also have to add that once someone told me that "if you don't have time to take custom work then you are not charging enough" and this is SO true. Sage advice! If an item in my shop is $50 but you want one made from your own plate, it will cost you around $100 - and most of that charge is time. As I said in my previous comment, in the time that I'm taking away from my regular production time to create you that one custom piece, I could be making 10 others in the same amount of time - so it must be worth my time to do so. When you order a custom piece you are paying for my years of experience and expertise which will provide you with a piece that is beyond comparison :)Delete
Hi laura you do beautiful work. I am just getting into jewelry making. I came across your book and really want to do this. It really does take time. I was wondering if you could point me in the right direction of where to get a good quality soldering iron. I have looked but they are so cheap that im afraid that it wont do the pieces justice. I would love it if you could. I will never be able to do as beautiful of pieces as you but i want to do this. So if you could let me know i would love your professional direction.thankyou in advance.ReplyDelete
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Jody Wilson-Raybould stayed largely under the radar during her first, three-year term as regional chief of the Assembly of First Nations. That will almost certainly change following her re-election earlier this week.
The issues facing B.C. first nations — not the least of which is the Northern Gateway pipeline – will require her to speak up, as will the federal government's legislative agenda, which Wilson-Raybould says runs contrary to the rights and needs of aboriginal people.
Wilson-Raybould was raised to lead, following a long line of ancestors — both men and women. The Kwakwaka'wakw is a matrilineal culture.
When she was eight, her beloved grandmother held a naming potlatch on Gilford Island. Puglaas or "woman born to noble people" was the name that Puugladee, a.k.a. Ethel, chose for her granddaughter.
Puugladee taught her the laws of the big house and how to use her skills and abilities to improve the quality of life for others. It was Puugladee and her mother Sandy that Wilson-Raybould credits with teaching her who she is and where she comes from.
There is no question that when Wilson-Raybould speaks, it is for the overwhelming majority of B.C. first nations communities. On Tuesday, she won the support of 78 per cent of them, which is one of the biggest margins, second only to Shawn Atleo with 79 per cent in 2006. She says it's testament to the ability of B.C. aboriginal leaders to judge based on a person's skills rather than gender.
"My mother is a little bit worried about me in this political world, (worried) that I can take care of myself," Wilson-Raybould said in an interview right after taking her oath of office.
And, with reason. Being the only female chief on the national executive of the Assembly of First Nations for the past three years has been "challenging," says Wilson-Raybould.
"There are different perspectives and views regarding the roles women have in leadership. But for every one who speaks negatively, there are usually five others who speak up in support."
The chief's overwhelming re-election is based on her past performance and a 24-page platform that she handed out and that's also available on her re-election website http://www.re-electjodywilsonraybould.ca/platform).
Her platform addresses four main areas: strong and appropriate governance, fair access to lands and resources, improved education and individual health.
"The apology (from the Harper government) for residential schools and signing on to the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People are only as good as the actions that follow," she says.
Nothing in the Conservatives' legislative agenda, she insists, supports individual first nations from rebuilding their own economies and making decisions for themselves. Instead, she sees only roadblocks.
Wilson-Raybould isn't the only leader trained by Puugladee to try to break those barriers down. Puugladee also prepared her son, Bill Wilson, who is one of Canada's fiercest, most outspoken and controversial leaders.
Widely credited with convincing Pierre Trudeau and the premiers to recognize aboriginal rights in the Constitution, Wilson is said to have told Trudeau during one heated debate that not only did his two daughters deserve the chance to be prime minister, either or both might well be some day.
Wilson-Raybould is one of those daughters. Now 41, it's fitting that she and Trudeau's son, Justin, may soon be discussing many of the same issues that bedevilled their fathers.
"When I was younger, I worshipped my father. We're similar, yet very different ... We have an interesting and challenging relationship."
She praises her father effusively for his work, his legacy, for taking her to council meetings when she would have rather been out playing with her friends, for teaching her to never back down and to stay strong.
Like her father, the regional chief has both an undergraduate degree and a law degree. Unlike him, she practised law, working as a crown prosecutor at Vancouver's Main Street courthouse where she loved the speaking, arguing and advocating. In 2003, she was "dragged away" to work for the B.C. Treaty Commission by Haida leader Miles Richardson, who was then the chief commissioner.
Two years before she went to work for the commission, her father, in an interview with the Sun's Ian Mulgrew, railed against the treaty process as having distracted native leaders and fostered a white-dominated consulting industry.
(Small wonder she characterizes her relationship with her father as challenging. Her hyphenated surname is the result of her marriage to Tim Raybould, a Caucasian with a doctorate from Cambridge in indigenous governance and together they run an international consulting business.)
"Jody is so clear. So positive," says Richardson. "She's a leader who could galvanize B.C. first nations."
But Wilson-Raybould dreams beyond that. She thinks it's possible that shared values, especially a concern for the environment, may finally lead to real reconciliation between British Columbia's first peoples and those who came after.


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Double Shooting
On today's date at approximately 6:22 a.m. Independence Police were called to the 300 block of W. Farmer St. in reference to a shooting. When police arrived on the scene they discovered two people in the driveway of their home who had been shot. The victims were transported to a local hospital and information from one of the victims led police to the location of the suspect.
The suspect was located in his home and surrendered to police shortly after verbal commands were given to do so. The suspect's name is Jeffrey E. Wahl, 69 yrs old of Independence, MO. A Jackson County warrant has been obtained charging Wahl with: 2 counts of 1st Degree Assault and 2 counts of Armed Criminal Action. His bond is set at $500,000 secured.
The victim's names are Carl R. Bryant Sr. and Pamela S. Bryant, both of Independence, MO. Their current medical conditions are unknown at this time.
The cause leading up to the shooting is still under investigation at this time.
Jeffrey E. Wahl
If anyone has any information that might help in this investigation, please call the Independence Police Department at: 816-325-7852 or 816-325-7852.


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Chickpea and Green Soybean Salad for Purim
Chickpea and Green Soybean Salad is a healthful, savory salad for Purim that's quick to prepare if you used canned chickpeas. For optimum texture — and to adhere to holiday custom — use dried chickpeas that you've cooked.
Green soybeans, also sold under their Japanese name, edamame, are available in Asian, gourmet, and natural-foods stores as well as many supermarkets. They cook quickly and are a great addition to the pareve pantry. You can buy them shelled or in the pod. Obviously, the shelled ones are the most convenient to use.
Chickpea and Green Soybean Salad
Preparation time: 20 minutes
Cooking time: 5 minutes (plus 1 hour of marinating time)
Yield: 6 to 8 servings
Keeping kosher: Pareve
2 cups frozen shelled green soybeans
1/4 large onion, chopped
1-1/2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
Salt and freshly ground pepper
2 cups cooked chickpeas, also called garbanzo beans, or a 15-ounce can, drained
1/2 cucumber, diced (1 cup)
1 cup diced jicama, or 3 radishes, diced
1/3 cup chopped Italian parsley
Cook the soybeans in a saucepan of boiling water for 5 minutes or until tender. Drain, reserving liquid for vegetable soups if you like, and rinse to cool.
In a large bowl, mix the onion with the lemon juice, olive oil, salt, and pepper. Add the chickpeas, soybeans, cucumber, jicama, and parsley. Taste and adjust seasoning. Let stand about 1 hour to marinate before serving or refrigerate overnight. Serve cold or at room temperature.


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For most of the Midwest, the weather radar map is completely blank, not a promising green speck in sight. The National Weather Service is predicting more of the same. Its 6- to 10-day outlook for June 27 – July 1 calls for hotter- and drier-than-normal weather across the majority of the U.S.
At least there's a positive side. Grain prices finally got a boost. For the week, soybeans jumped around 60 cents and corn went up 40 cents. Chicago wheat was up about 60 cents, with Minneapolis wheat up about 40 cents.
Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group, says last Friday, we saw some of the lowest closes we've had in all of the spring. "Leading up to last week, we were pretty negative in the market."
That was when rain was in the forecast.
"The weather turned out to be a bust over the weekend. We did get some rain, but it wasn't near enough." Had the rains came, you could see the fulfillment of this crop being what USDA predicted, he says.
When the forecasted rain didn't materialize, Gulke says the market started turning around on Sunday night. "By Monday morning, it was off to the races."
The Aftermath of a Hot, Dry Week
This week, Gulke toured many areas of northern Illinois, assessing crops. "I didn't see any bad crops, but we had 81 degrees. It shows how quick corn looks good. But in examining the ground and height of the plant, you could see the stress."
In his own fields, Gulke thought he might be raising his best crop ever. But, that was earlier this month. He went back this week, after 95-degree temperatures and 40 mph winds, things had changed. "I couldn't believe how bad things looked."
The deteriorating condition of this year's crop is front-and-center for the market, Gulke says.
"If we don't get any rain in the next 10 days, we'll be in trouble. We keep saying that. But, I think we're approaching the point now, that even if it remains cool, we need rain. A half-inch won't even make a difference now, because it's so dry. We'll see what the crop ratings do on Monday."
Gulke says he has taken his expected U.S. national corn average down to 158 bu./acre, from 162 bu./acre. In May's World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE), USDA increased its projected yield to 166 bu./acre and left that number unchanged in the June 12 WASDE report. "If you take another 4 or 5 bushels off this crop, which could happen, you're back to saying you don't have excess supplies."
Listen to Gulke's full audio analysis:
Big Report on the Horizon
On Friday, June 29, USDA will release its Acreage and Grain Stocks reports, which will include the final planted areas for each commodity. Gulke expects the reports to be bearish on the surface. "It will be an exciting time"
AgWeb.com will have full analysis of the reports, which will include a special AgWeb Radio report with Gulke. You can also watch his and his daughter's analysis on CNBC June 29 at 10:20.
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There seems to be a lot of noise going on within the product page of this new Busted Tees T-Shirt. A bunch of Inception fans seem to think this shirt is inaccurate, while other really love it. Let's try and see if we can break down the layers and see whether or not Dream Levels is in fact accurate or not.
Outer Layer (Reality): That's where you and I are right now, assuming neither of us are sleeping and/or dreaming.
Layer 1 (Yusuf): This is where the initial dream takes place. Also, this is the dream that involves the longest free fall van dive ever in the history of movies and mankind. Yes, it was that long.
Layer 2 (Arthur): Layer 2 is the dream within a dream. Remember, it involved that very, very cool and gravity defying sequence in the hotel room and then elevator. Future Riddler was the guy ding all the work in this dream.
Layer 3: (Eames): Now it gets really complicated. This layer reflects the dream within a dream within a dream. It's the icy snow fortress sequence. Tough guy Tom Hardy plays  huge role in this dream sequence.
Layer 4 (Limbo): Ah Limbo. I think this is the part of the movie in which many brains exploded. Seriously, when leaving the theater a lot of people talked about amazing the movie was and then quickly switched topics to how unbelievable confusing it was. Limbo was the place that Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) needed to go to in order to save Saito. Remember, Saito was really, really, really old.
So there you go. A quick examination of Dream Levels by Busted Tees demonstrates that it is theoretically correct. However, I could be totally wrong.
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Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
Author: James Welch
Title of work: "Christmas Comes to Moccasin Flat," from Riding the Earthboy 40, and The Death of Jim Loney
Greg Hirst uses a reader-response approach by asking students to recognize that - for personal reasons - they are drawn to certain phrases and aspects of literature. In this lesson, Hirst helps his students to understand James Welch's work by getting them to focus on specific words that they find compelling and significant. This activity helps students figure out why these words have power in the context of a particular poem.
To prepare for the lesson, view The Expanding Canon video program 1, Part II. Online, review the Session 1 theory overview, strategies, information about the authors and literature, resources, and the downloadable print guide. Read "Christmas Comes to Moccasin Flat," from Riding the Earthboy 40, and The Death of Jim Loney -- featured poem available in the print guide.
Teachers will need the following supplies:
Standards for the English Language Arts
In advance of the lesson, the students read The Death of Jim Loney -- except for the last chapter.
Day 1
1. Hirst provides some background information on the author, who was a member of the Blackfeet and Gros Ventre tribes. He then introduces Welch's book of poetry, Riding the Earthboy 40, and asks them what they think "Earthboy 40" means.
2. Hirst begins a discussion about the poem "Christmas Comes to Moccasin Flat" by asking:
5. Hirst then asks students to choose one word on the board per stanza as the most important. When one word per stanza is left on the board, Hirst asks his students to use these words to summarize the poem in a sentence or two.
Day 2
1. Hirst begins by asking students to summarize what happens in the novel. In order to promote understanding of the character Jim Loney, he asks the students what all young "Jim Loneys" do when they are in school.
2. Focusing on the end of the novel, Hirst asks students to read passages aloud. He explains that the students are going to write their own alternate ending to the novel.
3. Divided into groups, students decide why they think the novel ends as it does. Hirst prompts discussion with questions such as:
5. As a final activity, Hirst asks the students to read the final chapter of The Death of Jim Loney and compare it to the endings they created.
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By Ed Harris
The Southington Police Department celebrated the heroes within its ranks recently, with a special awards ceremony held at the high school. The ceremony recognizes Southin-gton's police officers and the hard work and dedication to their job and the community.
The department originally had such a program-implemented by former Chief Phil D'Agostino in 1989, but it fell by the wayside when D'Agostino left shortly after instituting it. Chief John Daly reinstated the program a few years ago.
"It was a great night," Southington Police Chief John Daly said. "A lot of well deserved awards went to the officers."
The officers were awarded a small cloth ribbon. The awards are modeled after those worn by the military. An officer will wear his ribbon on the right side of their dress uniforms, right above the name tag.
There are 13 awards available to the officers. These include awards for a police Purple Heart, public safety, medal of valor, honor guard achievement, public appreciation, education achievement and excellent police work.
The awards are colored differently, in accordance with the honor that they represent. Many officers were awarded more than one award.
Along with the achievement and command level awards, police officials also awarded other special citations and commendations.
Several Southington officers, along with an officer from neighboring Bristol, were award commendations for bravery.
Master Sgt. Robert Wilson, Detective Adam Tillotson and Bristol Police Officer Dan Colvolpe received a bravery commendation for a Sept. 22, 2012 Central Region Emergency Response Team (ERT) operation. Tillotson and Colvolpe, under the direction of Wilson, formulated a plan that led to the safe arrest of a murder suspect that had barricaded himself in the attic with a knife, threatening suicide.
Officer Jeremy Busa received a citation due to his helping to capture a parole violator on Dec. 4, 2012. Busa was able to take the suspect into custody though he would not show his hands and claimed to possess a gun. Busa was able to taser the suspect while other officers maintained cover with their firearms.
Sgt. Benjamin Doerfler, Officer Melvin Emond and Officer Kevin Naranjo received a citation for their actions on March 23, 2012, where they were able to take a suspect into custody, though he had grabbed and later dropped numerous weapons including knives and a screwdriver. The suspect also feigned having a weapon in his waistband. The officers were able to arrest the suspect with minimal force.
Awards were also presented to civilians and non-sworn members of the community that have helped the police department.
Curtis Robinson received the SPD Community Service Award for his purchase of nine VieVue cameras (with nine more coming next year) that were donated to the police department.
Dan Slisz, Brian Tessman and Sean Orzech also received the SPD Community Service Award. The three men had performed CPR and used a AED device to help save the life of a victim that was unconscious, with no pulse, following a medical alert at Yarde Metals on Jan. 9.
Southington Police Commissioner Stephen Pestillo was awarded the SPD Order of the Police Cross for his development of a special needs registry that helps emergency personnel.
Southington police officers honored for their work
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- Do some research before you approach your boss. In other words, be careful what you ask for because you might get it. You can ensure that your new tasks will be ones that you'll enjoy if you have participated in selecting them. Also, you'll be much more successful if you pick fresh challenges that showcase your talents. If you're excellent at research, ask if you can work on a research project. If you're a computer whiz, suggest an assignment in that area. Prepare a brief report, outlining potential new challenges along with goals and timelines. How can your boss say no?


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COLLEGE STATION, Texas, Feb. 5 (UPI) -- Washington tops the list of the most congested driving cities in the United States, a report by transportation experts indicates.
The annual Urban Mobility Report, published by the Texas A&M Transportation Institute, said the nation's capital has the worst traffic congestion followed by Los Angeles, San Francisco-Oakland, New York and Boston.
Others in the top 10 are Houston, Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia and Seattle.
In this year's report, the institute said it has developed a multiplier called a Planning Time Index to calculate the extra time needed to arrive at important events.
For example, if the PTI for a particular trip is 3.00, the traveler would need to allow 60 minutes for a journey that normally takes 20 minutes when few cars are on the road.
"We all understand that trips take longer in rush hour, but for really important appointments, we have to allow increasingly more time to ensure on-time arrival," said head researcher Billy Eisele, co-author of the report.


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Valpo Mansion May Fall to Wrecking Ball
A one-time mansion that once hosted dignitaries and politicians while they visited Valparaiso appears to be facing demolition, following years of decline and disrepair. The stately mansion, known locally as the Brown home, maybe knocked down and replaced with condominiums, according to our partners at The Times of Northwest Indiana.
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Purdue University has partnered with trademark licensing agent CLC to produce a special-edition replica Purdue shirt that appeared on an episode of Netflix's "Stranger Things 3." The university also teamed up with Venley to accurately replicate the shirt, which will be available at retailers on the West Lafayette campus and online later this month.
Honda to Invest $4M, Add Jobs at Greensburg Plant
The American Honda Motor Co. continues to invest in its Greensburg, Indiana plant as it has announced the factory will be producing the company's first electrified sport utility vehicle in the U.S. The company says it will invest more than $4 million and add 34 new jobs in the plant to support production of the CR-V Hybrid.
Higher Ed Commission Promotes Two
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education has promoted Alexa Deaton to associate commissioner and Chief Financial Officer. She previously served as director of accounting. Also, Colby Shank has been promoted to associate commissioner for student financial aid, a new position for the organization. He most recently served as assistant commissioner for financial and student support services.
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Misoprostol Information
MISOPROSTOL (mye soe PROST ole) helps to prevent stomach ulcers in patients who take medicines like ibuprofen and aspirin and who are at high risk of complications from ulcers.
This medicine may be used for other purposes; ask your health care provider or pharmacist if you have questions.
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Take this medicine by mouth with a full glass of water. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Take this medicine with food.Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed. Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once. NOTE: This medicine is only for you. Do not share this medicine with others.
If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
This list may not describe all possible interactions. Give your health care provider a list of all the medicines, herbs, non-prescription drugs, or dietary supplements you use. Also tell them if you smoke, drink alcohol, or use illegal drugs. Some items may interact with your medicine.
Do not smoke cigarettes or drink alcohol. These increase irritation to your stomach and can make it more susceptible to damage from medicine like ibuprofen and aspirin. If you are female, do not use this medicine if you are pregnant. Do not get pregnant while taking this medicine and for at least one month (one full menstrual cycle) after stopping this medicine. If you can become pregnant, use a reliable form of birth control while taking this medicine. Talk to your doctor about birth control options. If you do become pregnant, think you are pregnant, or want to become pregnant, immediately call your doctor for advice.
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible: -allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue -chest pain -fainting spells -severe diarrhea -sudden shortness of breath -unusual vaginal bleeding, pelvic pain, or cramping Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome): -dizziness -headache -menstrual irregularity, spotting, or cramps -mild diarrhea -nausea -stomach upset or cramps
This list may not describe all possible side effects. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Keep out of the reach of children. Store at room temperature below 25 degrees C (77 degrees F). Keep in a dry place. Protect from moisture. Throw away any unused medicine after the expiration date.
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On November 7, 2008, the Office of the Chief Administrative Law Judge (OCALJ) issued Chief Judge's Bulletin (CJB) 08-07 to announce a change in our hearing level procedures when the sole reason for a remand from the Appeals Council was a lost or missing claims folder, or a missing recording of the hearing, and the file or recording was subsequently found. In this limited circumstance, the CJB announced a less burdensome process to request clarification from the Appeals Council called "Expedited Clarification Requests." This transmittal incorporates CJB 08-07 into HALLEX instructions.
I-2-1-85.A: The heading of Section A was changed to more accurately reflect the purpose of the section after editorial and formatting changes. Language was added to distinguish between formal and expedited clarification requests. Additional examples were added to include common reasons for requests for clarification.
I-2-1-85.B: The heading of Section B is modified to distinguish between formal and expedited clarification requests. Additional information is included to reference Appeals Council review requirements. Other editorial and formatting changes are made to improve readability.
I-2-1-85.C: Section C is added to incorporate CJB 08-07 into these instructions.
I-2-1-85.D: Section D is added to incorporate the sample statement referenced in CJB 08-07.
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William ListerNickname: Let it Bang! PDGA#: 31722 Division: Open
Began Playing Disc: Olathe, Ks. Target golf. I had a friend in college that played. He got me started.
First Disc: DX Eagle
Favorite Hole at Morley: 6 long. It is up hill and you either have to go over trees, if you have a big arm like me, or roll it 475 ft "Mas o Menos".
Morley Field Aces: Holes 2,3,13,16, and 17
Favorite Disc: Force. I throw many spike hyzers and starting to throw grenades. Super fast disc.
Favorite Driver: Tee-Bird. It is a work horse. Always reliable.
Favorite Midrange: Elite Z Buzz. It needs no explanation. Its the best.
Favorite Putter: Discrafts Soft Banger Gt. I putt the best with it.
In My Bag: Force, Boss, Pulse, Tee-Rex, Tee-Bird, Destroyer, TL, Leapord, Star Whippet-X, Zone, Buzz, Stingray, Soft Banger Gt, and FLX Challenger.
Favorite Disc Golf Website: Ebay. LSDiscs Plastic. They are from my home town Topeka, Ks.
Favorite Pro Player: Micah Dorius. He is one of the top players in the world. He has given me great advice on my game. We have the same opinion on why the sport of disc golf is being held back in todays world. Just an all around good guy with a great attitude.
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People We Love :: Diana Lopez
Diana Lopez spent three years raking through broken glass, needles, condoms, and other rubble to transform what used to be a bar into a community garden.
Her neighborhood on the east side of San Antonio was a "food desert," without grocery stores or fresh produce. She believed a garden could help solve this problem and serve as an educational hub, connecting San Antonians to their agricultural heritage. With that, Lopez, environmental justice organizer for the Southwest Workers' Union, teamed with her SWU colleagues, and Roots of Change was born.
Lopez, 21, won a Brower Youth Award for, among other things, her leading role in the Roots of Change renovation, which has inspired other community gardens. One local high school uses its garden as an "outdoor classroom," teaching students environmental justice and food policy.
- : Will Allen's farm offers fresh fruits and vegetables, fish, and a taste of the delicious possibilities of farming the urban food deserts.


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In people who have suffered a heart attack, low-dose aspirin reduces the chances of a second event by about one fifth, making it perhaps one of the most cost-effective drugs currently prescribed. Although consumed widely by the worried well, the relative usefulness of low-dose aspirin in patients who have never had a heart attack is more controversial. According to previous primary prevention studies, low-dose aspirin reduces this group's very low risk of a first attack by about the same number of serious stomach bleeds it causes.
In a study of 400 healthy volunteers published online this week in Circulation, the journal of the American Heart Association, scientists from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, went looking for people who are truly resistant to the benefits of aspirin, such as might result from a particular genetic makeup. They failed to find one case of aspirin resistance; rather, they found "pseudoresistance," due to the coating found on most brands of aspirin, often preferred by patients for the protection it is claimed to provide the stomach. What's more, a urine biomarker of platelet stickiness was not able to find which volunteers were even pseudoresistant.
The study was led by Tilo Grosser MD, research assistant professor of Pharmacology, Susanne Fries, MD, research assistant professor of Pharmacology, and Garret FitzGerald, MD, FRS, director of the Institute for Translational Medicine and Therapeutics.
"When we looked for aspirin resistance using the platelet test, it detected it in about one-third of our volunteers," said Grosser. "But, when we looked a second time at the incidence of aspirin resistance in the volunteers, the one-third that we measured who was now resistant was mostly different people. Nobody had a stable pattern of resistance that was specific to coated aspirin."
Presently a blood test using a specific device can be used in the doctor's office to diagnose "aspirin resistance." Alternatively, an FDA-approved urine test is available for an indirect marker of platelet stickiness. Either can be used to determine if a patient is likely to benefit from aspirin. However, neither approach was supported by the Penn study. The blood test picked up pseudoresistance, while the urine test failed even to segregate these individuals from those clearly responsive to aspirin.
To address the reason for this pseudoresistance, the researchers compared test results of coated aspirin with the same dose of regular uncoated aspirin in volunteer subgroups for coated versus immediate-release, uncoated aspirin. Resistance was absent in the group that took the uncoated aspirin.
The coating delayed absorption compared to immediate-release, uncoated aspirin. This led to a false impression of aspirin resistance in people taking coated aspirin. Platelets of such patients remained sensitive to aspirin when examined in a test tube, so they were not truly resistant to the action of aspirin.
PHILADELPHIA — Roughly one-fifth of Americans take low-dose aspirin every day for heart-healthy benefits. But, based on either urine or blood tests of how aspirin blocks the stickiness of platelets – blood cells that clump together in the first stages of forming harmful clots – up to one third of patients are deemed unlikely to benefit from daily use. Such patients are called "aspirin resistant." Clots are the main cause of most heart attacks and strokes.
Uncoated, immediate-release aspirin is generic and cheap – less than 1 cent per pill – but most low-dose aspirin taken in the U.S. is the more expensive, coated, branded variety. Although supposedly easier on the stomach, coating of aspirin has never been shown to reduce the likelihood of serious stomach bleeds compared to the same dose of uncoated aspirin.
"These studies question the value of coated, low-dose aspirin," notes FitzGerald. "This product adds cost to treatment, without any clear benefit. Indeed, it may lead to the false diagnosis of aspirin resistance and the failure to provide patients with an effective therapy. Our results also call into question the value of using office tests to look for such resistance."
Co-authors are John A. Lawson, Shiv C. Kapoor, and Gregory R. Grant, all from Penn. The research was supported by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute (HL 54500), the National Center for Research Resources (UL1-RR-024134), the American Heart Association, and Bayer Health Care. The funding sources were not involved in the study design, or in the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data. Grosser has received consultancy fees from PLx Pharma. FitzGerald has received research funding from Bayer Health Care in partial support of this study.
Penn Medicine is one of the world's leading academic medical centers, dedicated to the related missions of medical education, biomedical research, and excellence in patient care. Penn Medicine consists of the Raymond and Ruth Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania (founded in 1765 as the nation's first medical school) and the University of Pennsylvania Health System, which together form a $4.3 billion enterprise.
The Perelman School of Medicine is currently ranked #2 in U.S. News & World Report's survey of research-oriented medical schools. The School is consistently among the nation's top recipients of funding from the National Institutes of Health, with $479.3 million awarded in the 2011 fiscal year.
The University of Pennsylvania Health System's patient care facilities include: The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania — recognized as one of the nation's top "Honor Roll" hospitals by U.S. News & World Report; Penn Presbyterian Medical Center; and Pennsylvania Hospital — the nation's first hospital, founded in 1751. Penn Medicine also includes additional patient care facilities and services throughout the Philadelphia region.
Penn Medicine is committed to improving lives and health through a variety of community-based programs and activities. In fiscal year 2011, Penn Medicine provided $854 million to benefit our community.


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Newlyweds Stanley Tucci and Felicity Blunt were all smiles at last night's NYC season three premiere of HBO's Boardwalk Empire. Stanley and Felicity secretly wed earlier this year, though they have plans for a larger ceremony in the future. Stanley's got a busy Fall ahead, with his Robert Redford-directed drama, The Company You Keep, premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival tonight and production on Catching Fire, the sequel to The Hunger Games, beginning in Atlanta.
Ashlee Simpson wore a short white frock to accompany her boyfriend and Boardwalk Empire star, Vincent Piazza. The pair cuddled close to snap photos, then headed inside the screening to mingle with Vincent's castmates Kelly Macdonald, Jack Huston, and Steve Buscemi. The show returns with new episodes Sept. 16, and the group will reunite shortly afterward on Sept. 23 at the Primetime Emmy Awards. They're up for six nominations, including outstanding drama series and outstanding lead actor for Steve Buscemi, who took home last year's award. Be sure to fill out your Emmy ballot for a chance to win $2,000.


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Typically, a qualified testing firm handles periodic testing of transformers. While this firm should lead in designing a good testing program, make sure you know enough about the tests to ensure they fit your actual situation.
A laboratory analysis of transformer oil tells you much about the condition of the transformer. The lab provides an analysis based on several characteristics, usually including:
- Acidity (ASTM-D974)
- Color (ASTM-D1500)
- Dielectric strength (ASTM-D877)
- Interfacial tension (ASTM-D971)
- Water content (ASTM-D1533)
The person taking the sample should record the date, time, asset number, and oil temperature. To understand what the results mean, see ANSI/IEEE C57 .106, "IEEE Guide for Acceptance and Maintenance of Insulating Oil in Equipment."
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JERUSALEM, June 10 (UPI) -- A religious ruling permits ultra-orthodox Jews to operate their mobile phones on the Sabbath and religious holidays with their teeth.
Many of the ultra orthodox volunteers and workers at Israel's Magen David Adom emergency services work on the Sabbath and were confronted with the dilemma of how to activate their mobile phones without violating religious rules, Ynetnews.com reported.
Recently, the agency began replacing workers' paging systems with modern mobile phones equipped with GPS technology that locates workers and volunteers closest to the scene of an accident, shortening the response time, the report said.
MDA asked the Scientific Technology Halacha Institute to come up with a solution. Rabbi Levy Yitzhak Halperin issued a new set of rules involving the use of a specially designed case that prevents phones from being shut down accidentally. To confirm response to dispatch, workers are permitted to hold a small metal pin between their teeth and press the necessary buttons on the phones, the Web site said.
According to Judaism, the Sabbath, which is observed from sunset Friday to Saturday night, is considered a day of rest. Religious Jews do not travel, cook, work or use telephones. They also are prohibited from turning on electricity or driving but allowed to violate the Sabbath to save lives.


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