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Jimmy Page: Led Zeppelin reissues proof band was an 'awesome foursome'
None of the members of Led Zeppelin ever has been shy about reinforcing the band's place in rock history.
Singer Robert Plant in 1975 famously opined, "It's not only that we think we're the best group in the world, it's just that in our minds we're so much better than whoever is No. 2."
In an interview on Wednesday morning with QMI Agency in a lower Manhattan hotel, guitarist Jimmy Page time and again paid homage to the Mighty Zep, almost as a disassociated admirer would.
"It is an awesome foursome — that's what it is," Page said while discussing reissues of the band's first three of nine studio albums, which go on sale June 3.
"You get that all the way through these releases."
Deluxe editions of Led Zeppelin I, II and III will contain a companion disc boasting alternate versions and, in the case of III, a newly discovered unreleased track: an ad-hoc acoustic blues number.
In addition to CD, Atlanta/Swan Song also is releasing these dual offerings on vinyl and digital download. A "Super Deluxe Boxed Set" of each will contain all sonic formats plus a hardbound, 70-plus page commemorative photo book of the band circa the album's release, plus a print of the album cover.
Page was the one who formed the band in summer 1968, after the dissolution of the last incarnation of the Yardbirds, in which he was a key figure. Page had a specific aim, and sound, in mind with the new band tentatively dubbed The New Yardbirds.
"I knew I was trying to get a vehicle whereby I could really do all this showcase guitaring," Page said.
For decades Page has said that the four members — Page, Plant, bassist/keyboardist John Paul Jones and late drummer John Bonham — knew almost instantaneously the first time they played together in August 1968 that they'd hit on something special. Something dynamic beyond any of their expectations.
Page had invited Jones to join, as both were long-time fellow session musician on the London scene. Then Page found Plant out in the English hicks, and it was Plant who suggested his old friend, Bonham, as drummer.
"I can tell you right now," Page said, "that even from that first rehearsal — we only had, like, half an hour to rehearse in this place — we just knew straight away that that was it … It was the opportunity for everybody to really flex their muscles, musically, in such a way that we could play in a band as well."
Each of the four Zeppelinites is remembered as one of the most dynamic at his craft in rock history. No one more so than Bonham, who died of asphyxiation in 1980, after a night of drinking shortly before an autumn tour of the United States.
Prior to joining Led Zeppelin, "Bonzo" had never been in a popular band — mostly just wanna-be bands in the Midlands. His precision pounding, foot-pedal proficiency and creativity on Led Zeppelin I astounded aficionados.
"John Bonham had never had a chance to play like that in any band that he'd been in before," said Page, now 70.
The band broke up three months after Bonham's death, as the three survivors knew there was no way they would ever be the same without Bonham's integral percussion.
In reference to the new, sizzling, alternate take of the Led Zeppelin III blues-belter Since I've Been Loving You, Page said: "This is just sheer energy. And it's just the four of us together.
"It's just undeniable, isn't it? The energy and passion on it."
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NEW ORLEANS─Sleep disturbance is an extremely common complaint following orthopaedic trauma. In a new study presented today at the 2014 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), researchers assessed the functional status of 1,095 patients following acute fractures to the proximal humerus (shoulder), distal radius (wrist), ankle and tibial plateau (shinbone), using standard orthopaedic tests and assessments.
In "Sleep Disturbance Following Fracture is Related to Emotional Well Being Rather than Functional Results," patient sleep difficulty was compared to the overall functional and emotional status of each patient at baseline, and at three, six and 12 months following treatment. The rate of sleep difficulty was calculated as the percentage of patients reporting moderate, severe or complete difficulty sleeping at each interval. At 12 months follow up, poor sleep was independently associated with poor emotional status, but not poor functional status.
According to the study authors, the mental health status of patients with sleep difficulty in the later stages of fracture healing should be carefully assessed in order to provide the highest level of care. In addition, orthopaedic trauma surgeons should counsel patients on the expectations of difficult sleeping following acute fractures.

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It's bad enough that (now former) Hartford deputy public works director Rhonda Moniz-Carroll was charged with drunken driving over the weekend. Adding insult to injury, she was driving a city vehicle.
According to the police report, Ms. Moniz-Carroll was driving south on Prospect Avenue Saturday night when she crossed the center line and plowed into an oncoming car. When police got to her, they found Ms. Moniz-Carroll "lethargic and abnormally relaxed," with "red, glossy eyes," "thick, slurred speech" and "an overwhelming odor of alcoholic beverage" on her breath, the report says.
There was still time for more bad decisions. She denied drinking alcohol before driving, a claim the police found blatantly untruthful. She later said she had a glass of wine at 11 a.m., more than 10 hours before the accident. She also attempted to invoke the name of a high-ranking police officer, a common tactic that invariably fails, and then demanded of the officers, "Do you know who I am?"
Please. You just totaled another driver's car and sent her to the hospital with multiple injuries, and you want a free pass because you're a big shot? Bad form.
Both cars were totaled, including the city-issued Ford Escape Ms. Moniz-Carroll was driving. As this page now asks for the sixth time this year, why is the financially strapped city of Hartford giving 59 employees take-home cars? This is a needless expense that can be replaced by having most workers drive their own cars and bill the city for mileage reimbursement when on city business.
Mayor Pedro Segarra acted quickly when he fired Ms. Moniz-Carroll on Monday, but he has not shown the same sense of urgency on the take-home cars. That despite the fact that his former chief of staff, Jared Kupiec, was charged in July with continuing to use his city vehicle after he left the city's employ. If he hadn't been issued a city car, for which he had no pressing need, there wouldn't have been a problem. He was granted a special form of probation.
The city council, however, has taken up the car issue and is considering a proposal to limit take-home cars to a handful of top officials, as some other cities have done. It can't pass soon enough.


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For John H. Odle, the completion of nearly 40 years in the titanium and specialty metals industries was marked by a certain symmetry.
In his nearly 35 years at RTI International Metals Inc. and its predecessor, RMI Titanium Co. (now a subsidiary of RTI), Odle's responsibilities ranged widely, covering operations, marketing and management, including the company's former sponge plant in Ashtabula, Ohio, which was shut down in 1992. Since then, Niles, Ohio-based RTI has purchased the sponge it uses.
But just before Odle's retirement as executive vice president in late September (he continues as a consultant to the company on defense and legislative matters), RTI announced it would spend $300 million to build a greenfield sponge plant and related operations in Hamilton, Miss., that will start up in 2010 and eventually result in total output of up to 20 million pounds a year.
"I've run one, closed one and now we're going to be opening one," Odle said of RTI's sponge operations as he prepared to retire at the mandatory age of 65. He was the second well-known titanium executive to take the gold watch in 2007. In April, John P. Monahan, president of the VSMPO-Tirus unit in Golden, Colo., of Russia's VSMPO-Avisma Corp., who previously was instrumental in sales and marketing at Titanium Metals Corp., also retired.
Any recollection of a career in titanium inevitably reflects the volatile, up-and-down history of the industry and its markets, and Odle's remembrances are no exception.
"One of the high points was when the industry took itself public in the early 1990s," he said, explaining that this brought producers out of the "mom-and-pop" era and into a wave of initial public offerings, mergers and acquisitions. But then the bottom fell out. "Before we could catch our breath, the carpet was pulled out from underneath."
The combination of an economic recession that cut commercial aircraft demand into the late 1990s, the end of the Cold War and the breakup of the Soviet Union—unleashing unprecedented amounts of low-cost sponge and other basic titanium products on the global market—resulted in one of the industry's worst slumps. But while U.S. mill product shipments fell to a low of 34.4 million tons twice during the first half of the decade, demand recovered in the late 1990s to reach a record before slumping once again following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Now, the upcycle is in full bloom and industry shipments in 2007 appeared likely to match or exceed the previous year's 66.1 million pounds.
Odle, generally regarded as one of industry's best-liked producer executives, started with RMI Titanium in 1968. After about four years he left to join Teledyne Allvac (now part of Allegheny Technologies Inc.) on the West Coast, returning to Niles in 1978. For a time in the late 1990s, he and RTI's then-chief financial officer, Timothy G. Rupert, were considered contenders for the chief executive officer's post. After Rupert was named chief executive officer in 1999, Odle stayed on and, by most reports, he and Rupert continued to work well together. Rupert noted before his own retirement earlier this year that the two executives worked as "partners" for the remainder of their careers at RTI.
Odle said he had "a wonderful ride" in the industry, which today, in addition to enjoying one of the strongest commercial aerospace recoveries in history with the apparent success of the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner and other aircraft, is seeing strong demand from the defense industry and is now also at the cutting edge of such non-aerospace markets as oil and gas drilling. Moreover, he pointed out, it is now truly a global industry, with the Russians, Japanese and Chinese as major players.
"But you sure can get whipsawed," he said.
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Within the past month, federal judges in Oklahoma and Utah have ruled that states, and their voters, cannot bar same-sex couples from getting married. As battles over gay-marriage rights move through the courts across the country, here are cases to watch in five states:
A federal judge in November ruled against eight same-sex couples who were turned away when they attempted to obtain marriage licenses. The judge, appointed by President George W. Bush, said Nevada state law does not violate the equal-protection clause of the U.S. Constitution. The case, Sevcik v. Sandoval, is on appeal before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco.
Two cases pending in Virginia seek freedom to marry for all gay couples and recognition for same-sex couples married outside the state. Bostic v. Rainey, filed by a same-sex couple that was denied a marriage license, is set for a hearing Jan. 30. A couple married in California has joined the lawsuit, seeking recognition in Virginia of their union. A separate case, Harris v. McDonnell, was filed as a class-action lawsuit and could go to trial this spring. The federal judges in both pending cases were appointed by President Barack Obama.
A federal lawsuit filed on behalf of six gay couples in which one partner was barred from adopting the other partner's child was amended this year to also challenge a 2012 constitutional amendment barring same-sex marriage. Defending the law is a potential 2016 Democratic gubernatorial candidate who says he supports same-sex marriage but is obligated to defend state law. The judge hearing the case was appointed to the bench by President George W. Bush.
Pending before a federal judge appointed by President George H.W. Bush are two lawsuits seeking recognition of marriages conducted elsewhere. The lawyer for two men seeking recognition of the marriage in Canada is preparing a lawsuit seeking to allow gay couples to get married in Kentucky. State officials have said they have an interest in protecting "traditional marriage."
A state court judge last month refused to grant a divorce to a lesbian couple married in California after Mississippi's attorney general argued that a divorce couldn't be granted in a marriage that isn't recognized. An appeal is pending. Mississippi legislators in 1997 said any same-sex marriage is "null and void" from its beginning, even those created elsewhere. And in 2004, state voters banned same-sex marriage by a 6-1 margin. State judges in Mississippi are elected.


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Adults age 50 and over account for more than 20% of persons living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection in USA. Cognitive dysfunction occurs early in the HIV disease course, and predicts worse outcomes and rapid progression. A key gap in our knowledge is the paucity of information on early clinical markers and interventions for HIV related cognitive dysfunction in older patients. We propose to translate insights from our aging research to study HIV aging. We hypothesize that HIV-induced neuronal damage will manifest in subtle and early cognitive and motor changes. Within-person across-neuropsychological test variability in our aging cohort predicted dementia independent of neuropsychological test performance. We also identified sensitive quantitative gait measures that predict cognitive and motor decline in aging. Building on our extensive aging research and access to a large aging HIV clinic population, we propose the following aims: 1). Establish role of early cognitive and motoric markers of aging related HIV neuronal damage in 25 recently HIV diagnosed patients age 50 and older, 25 previously diagnosed HIV patients who survived to age 50 and older and 25'young' HIV controls (<50 years); 2). Establish contributions of cognitive reserve to ameliorating HIV related neuronal damage; 3). Develop collaborations and capacity to support HIV aging research at Einstein. The infusion of new non-HIV investigators will enhance the Einstein CFAR capacity to conduct innovative and high impact studies in HIV aging. Our proposal will offer value added contributions not only locally but also to the national HIV research and clinical care endeavors by building an HIV aging research infrastructure , determining effects of age-related changes on HIV cognitive and physical function, testing new diagnostic tools, and identifying the role of potentially modifiable risk factors for cognitive decline inpatients aging with HIV.
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Geriatrician Joe Verghese explains how subtle changes in gait can identify which patients are at risk for frailty – with the goal of preventing falls and mental decline. Dr. Verghese is chief of geriatrics at Einstein and Montefiore Medical Center and a professor of neurology and of medicine at Einstein. This edition of Einstein On, a research and medicine podcast, is hosted by Paul Moniz, managing director of communications and marketing at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.


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A final surge of positive media coverage propelled President Obama in the last two weeks of the presidential race, while coverage of challenger Mitt Romney remained negative but also tapered off in volume — probably because news outlets shifted their attention to Superstorm Sandy, according to a new study.
The Washington-based Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism found that "positive stories about Obama (29%) outnumbered negative ones (19%) by 10 points in the week leading up to the voting" on Nov. 6.
The survey of 59 news outlets found that Romney got considerably more negative coverage, both at the end of the campaign and in the period dating back to the nominating conventions, beginning in late August.
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Recordings of 911 calls from the blaze that devastated a Jersey Shore boardwalk portray frantic attempts by civilians to douse the flames when the fire was still small, before it spread and destroyed more than 50 businesses.
"Uh there's a fire on the boardwalk in Seaside ... underneath the boardwalk, you can't see the flames, but there's smoke," a caller says in one conversation with a dispatcher obtained by NBC 4 New York.
"We got the hose on there ... Oh my God, you guys gotta come quick! It's going from nothing to something," the caller says.
"Hurry guys, hurry hurry hurry."
The fire that started under an ice cream shop and candy store quickly consumed a huge swath of boardwalk and burned for more than eight hours. Authorities said it was caused by the electrical failure of aging equipment damaged by Sandy.
The wiring, officials said, was flooded and submerged in saltwater, and then was further irritated by sand and waves. Exposed wires somehow came into contact with each other, causing an electrical arc that is believed to have started the fire, which began in an inaccessible area under those boardwalk stores.
"We can see all the smoke rising out of the boardwalk and everybody's like trying to throw water on it," says another caller.
As callers told dispatchers that civilians were trying to put out the flames, they were told that firefighters were on their way and were warned to stay away.


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DescriptionAre you a good singer? Now is your chance to step up to the mic and win on American Idol!
Choose to be male or female, then customize your character's looks by changing hair style and color as well as clothing and skin color. When you are ready with your character, you can choose to practice in Rehearsal, or try out on Endurance, or to try the Competition.
In Rehearsal, you can practice singing any unlocked songs.
Endurance will take you through the entire song list, one after another, as the difficulty level continues to rise. How far can you go before your performance is too low to continue?
In the Competition, you are competing against others as you work to win the competition. Once the list of competitors is narrowed down to the top 10, you will be able to see your opponents and watch replays of their performances. After each performance, the three judges will comment on your performance.
To play, you must try to press the given key(s) at the right time. There are five levels you can get at each place you need to press the key(s). If you hit it right on, you get the highest ranking and have a chance to get a style bonus if you can do that 5 times in a row. If you hit it and are off by a little, you will get one of the other rankings, or the lowest ranking if you miss or press the wrong key. Sometimes you will also have to hold a press for a length of time and let up at the right moment.
The game offers many songs, but only 2 voices for each song. If you are male, you get the male voice; if you are female, you get the female voice. The lyrics will appear as the song is sung, so if you want to learn the song as well as compete, you can.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) The fireworks between No. 3 South Carolina and No. 9 LSU on Saturday won't just take place on the field.
Expect a show on the sidelines, too, featuring the Gamecocks' Steve Spurrier and the Tigers' Les Miles, two of game's most colorful leaders.
Count on Spurrier to throw a headset or his visor if things don't go his way. Miles might be munching on a few blades of grass at LSU's Death Valley. Their antics aside, both know what it's like to win it all - something they are again chasing this season.
South Carolina (6-0, 4-0 Southeastern Conference) is off to its best start since 1984 after a dominant, 35-7 win over Georgia. LSU (5-1, 1-1) fell to No. 4 Florida 14-6 last Saturday, its first regular-season defeat since 2010.
In an era where more and more coach's keep their personalities inside the locker room, neither Spurrier or Miles is afraid to ruffle feathers.
The two joined forces on Spurrier's idea that only games against divisional opponents should count toward who wins the SEC East and West divisions. The proposal fell flat at league meetings. Still, Spurrier appreciated Miles' backing.
``I like Les,'' Spurrier said this week. ``I really do.''
Though that hasn't kept Spurrier from throwing a few verbal jabs at Miles in the past.
After LSU's mismanagement of the game clock nearly cost them a loss to Tennessee in 2010, Spurrier spoke about coaches who lose games in the SEC are considered dummies.
``And of course, sometimes you can win and still be a dummy,'' Spurrier said with a grin, his needle stuck right at Miles.
Then again, Spurrier can't laugh too loud. He, too, got beat by the Mad Hatter's tricks on LSU's fake field goal in 2007, holder Matt Flynn flipping the ball to kicker Colt David for an easy touchdown in the Tigers 28-16 victory.
Miles has gotten his digs in as well against South Carolina. In 2008, Gamecocks quarterback Stephen Garcia was stopped cold after running into the referee, a play that gained national attention because it appeared official Wilbur Hackett Jr. put his shoulder into the player.
Miles joked that Hackett needed some coaching. ``He didn't wrap up,'' he said.
Miles, 58, doesn't know the 67-year-old Spurrier too well, but has enjoyed following his career. ``He's one of those guys you enjoy seeing at the SEC meetings,'' Miles said.
There are few who don't marvel at what Spurrier and Miles have accomplished through the years.
Spurrier turned the SEC on its ear with his ``Fun-n-Gun'' passing attack at Florida, earning his national title with the Gators in 1996.
Miles may have kept LSU fans on edge with his go-for-broke nature, but it paid off in 2007 when the Tigers went 12-2 and won the national championship.
Spurrier hopes to keep his team on track for another title run this year. The Gamecocks have an FBS-best 10-game win streak that got their coach in an upbeat mood.
This week, Spurrier poked fun at LSU's tiger mascot and even got in a dig at state rival Clemson, who's stadium is also nicknamed Death Valley.
Clemson administrative coach Brad Scott says the barbs are vintage Spurrier, something Scott's learned from his time as offensive coordinator at Florida State and at Clemson. Scott also owns South Carolina's last head coaching win at LSU, with a surprising, 18-17, nighttime victory there in 1994.
``Steve likes to make those kinds of comments when he's got the team to back it up,'' Scott said. ``They have played really well.''
Miles has no time for jokes this week. The Tigers lost for the first time in 18 regular-season games with a 14-6 defeat at Florida a week ago. Miles promised it would be all business as the Tigers prepared for one of their most difficult tests.
``It's been a long time since this program has lost a game in the regular season,'' Miles said. ``I think that is a natural sting felt and a real want to redirect and get back on track.''


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New Zealand cricket chiefs issued a public apology to axed captain Ross Taylor, as a weakened Black Caps side prepared to depart for South Africa without the in-form batsman.
Taylor opted to sit out the tour against the Proteas after being replaced as skipper by opener Brendon McCullum last Friday, leaving a gaping hole in the New Zealand batting line-up as the side faces the world's top-ranked Test team.
The axing also exposed deep divisions within New Zealand cricketing circles and provoked a backlash against administrators over Taylor's treatment.
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) chairman Chris Moller acknowledged the issue could have been handled better, but stood by the decision to appoint McCullum and said there would be no sackings at the organisation.
"The board has reviewed all aspects of the captaincy issue and wishes to publicly place on record its apologies to Ross Taylor and his family for the manner in which events have unfolded," Moller told reporters.
The drama is a distraction any team poised to confront the Proteas at home could do without, let alone one ranked eighth in the world and already without star spinner Dan Vettori and gifted batsman Jesse Ryder.
Captaincy row rages as Kiwis head to S. Africa
New Zealand cricket chiefs issued a public apology to axed captain Ross Taylor, as a weakened Black Caps side prepared to depart for South Africa without the in-form batsman.
"What's unfolding at the moment is very disappointing," McCullum, a close associate of coach Mike Hesson, told reporters this week after denying he had any role in Taylor's downfall.
"I'm sure that will all heal in due course," he added.
McCullum's optimism appears misplaced, as cricketing greats and media commentators called for heads to roll at NZC amid claims the sport has lost its way under the current leadership.
Former coach Mark Greatbatch called for Moller's departure Wednesday, accusing him on commercial radio of being "involved with too many underhand dealings in the last two or three years".
Former captain Martin Crowe has demanded NZC's entire top echelon, including Hesson, stand down, saying they had permanently damaged cricket in New Zealand, where popularity for the sport runs a distant second to rugby union.
Taylor himself has accused NZC of lying by saying he was initially asked to stay on as Test captain when told before the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle last month that the team's leadership would be changed.
Dominion Post columnist Mark Reason said Taylor was New Zealand's only Test-class batsman, averaging 43.45, and slammed the way he had been treated.
"Whatever happened to loyalty? New Zealand Cricket has shamed us all," he wrote.
However Taylor, who presided over a string of disappointing results in his 16 months as captain, has also faced criticism, with the New Zealand Herald's Chris Rattue accusing him of abandoning a team that desperately needs him.
"(He) is starting to come across as a prima donna," Rattue wrote, saying the South Africa tour was looming as a potential disaster without him.


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The Rental Registration and Inspection Ordinance (RRIO) was established by the Seattle City Council after an extensive public involvement process. RRIO helps ensure that all rental housing in Seattle is safe and meets basic housing maintenance requirements. Starting in 2014, all rental property owners in Seattle must register their properties with the City. Inspectors will make sure all registered properties comply with minimum housing and safety standards at least once every 10 years.
RRIO supports the Mayor's Housing Livability and Affordability Agenda by helping ensure that all rental housing is safe and meets basic maintenance standards.
The 2009 American Housing Survey (part of the U.S. Census) showed that an estimated 10 percent of Seattle-area rental housing has "moderate to severe" physical problems. Seattle has approximately 148,000 rental housing units. Some of these rentals do not meet minimum housing standards. Historically, Seattle relied only on a complaint-based system to address rental problems. RRIO creates a system to address issues, even when renters do not complain. RRIO will also increase awareness of housing standards among existing and future property owners, managers, and renters.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Emmy-nominated actress Carmen Zapata, who started a foundation to promote Hispanic writers because jobs were so scarce, has died of heart problems, colleagues say. She was 86.
Zapata died Sunday at her Van Nuys-area home, said Luis Vela, marketing manager for the Bilingual Foundation of the Arts in Los Angeles.
Zapata started her career in 1945 in the Broadway musical "Oklahoma" and went on to perform in "Bells Are Ringing," ''Guys and Dolls" and many plays.
"She was an inspiration for me," Vela said. "She taught me that art is the key to resolving differences in the community."
He said Zapata was once asked how she wanted to be remembered — as an artist, producer or founder. "'I prefer people remember us as educators,'" Vela recalled her saying.
Her movie credits included "Sister Act," ''Gang Boys" and "Carola." She also appeared in dozens of television series, including nine seasons on the PBS bilingual children's show, "Villa Alegre."
Zapata had continuing TV roles in "The Man and the City" and "The New Dick Van Dyke Show." She sang in several other musicals, including "Bloomer Girl." ''No Strings," ''Show Boat," ''Stop the World, I Want to Get Off" and "Funny Girl."
Born in New York City of Mexican-Argentinian descent, Zapata joined forces with Cuban-born actress, playwright and director Margarita Galban to found the Bilingual Foundation of the Arts in 1973.
The organization produces four plays a year that are presented at its 99-seat theater. Productions alternate in English and Spanish, with some shows taken on the road by production companies.
Zapata collected Emmy nominations for best supporting actress in a segment of "Medical Center" and for "Carola" on "Hollywood TV Theatre."
Vela said he last saw Zapata on Christmas Eve.
"Everyone who worked with her felt she had created something really important and was making our community a better place." he said. "She was emphatic that what we were doing at the foundation was more important than personal recognition."
She was not working on any one project when she died, Vela said, but was supervising and approving projects being presented to her.
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Are Patients Becoming Price and Quality Sensitive?
John Lynn is the Founder of the HealthcareScene.com blog network which currently consists of 10 blogs containing over 8000 articles with John having written over 4000 of the articles himself. These EMR and Healthcare IT related articles have been viewed over 16 million times. John also manages Healthcare IT Central and Healthcare IT Today, the leading career Health IT job board and blog. John is co-founder of InfluentialNetworks.com and Physia.com. John is highly involved in social media, and in addition to his blogs can also be found on Twitter: @techguy and @ehrandhit and LinkedIn.
Yesterday I was watching the live stream of Jonathan Bush, CEO of athenahealth speaking and then on a panel at US News' Hospital of Tomorrow event. Jonathan Bush was as good as ever and offered some really amazing insights into the changing culture of health care as we know it. He also introduced the LetDoctorsBeDoctors.com website along with the ZDoggMD Jay Z parody video called EHR State of Mind.
At one point in the panel discussion he made a point that really stuck with me. He suggested that a few years ago you could cut the price of your services in half and you'd still get the same number of patients in your office. Then he said that you could double the price of your services and you'd still get the same number of patients. He went on to say that you could provide better care to your patients and you'd still get the same number of patients.
Certainly that's not a direct quote, but you get the gist of what he's saying. Essentially, a few years back patients weren't price or quality of care sensitive. Sure, maybe on a really macro scale some really doctors would be found out, but for the most part patients didn't care what the price of healthcare was since they just paid the co-pay and they had no way of knowing the quality of care the doctor provided.
Jonathan suggested that over the past couple years this has started to change. Patients were becoming more price and quality of care sensitive. He didn't explain why this is the case, but I'd suggest that it's due to more availability of information and high deductible plans.
I think this shift in how patients select their healthcare is going to have wide ranging impacts on the health care system. Michael Robinson, Vice President, U.S. Health and Life Sciences, Microsoft, was on the panel with Jonathan Bush and suggested that technology was the enabler for a lot of these changes. That's not true for all of the changes, but no doubt it plays a role in a lot of them.


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The session is intended for children aged 7 and up. All materials are provided.
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Celebrities Give Good Face at the American Music Awards
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Katy Perry, Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez put on their best fashion faces for the American Music Awards Sunday night—all with stunning results.
The big trend was flawless skin with dark smoky eyes and nude lips or bright lips with subdued eyes.
Jennifer Lopez looked stunning in feathery false eyelashes, dramatic eyebrows and her trademark bronzy J LO glow. Huge Oribe-inspired hair put her look into contender for best beauty of the night. I loved that she had a fan blowing her hair from every angle—very Beyonce! Not sure about the cat suit she borrowed from Britney Spears, but her body looked amazing.
Katy Perry's face was fun perfection—severe eyebrows with purple eyeliner and dark coral lips sang to the back row. Did all that crazy color go with her pink hair? Surprisingly yes! Kudos to her sparkly cheeks and glowing skin—I guess Pro Active, which she hawks, really does work.
Newly svelte Jennifer Hudson looked naturally beautiful with simple hair and perfectly applied neutral makeup that enhanced her features. I loved her hot pink lips in her silver red carpet dress and adored the nude lips that matched her presentation dress. This is one example of less is more. Perfection.
Christina Aguilera might have looked a tad large in her bandage style dress, but she looked loads better than she did at the recent Michael Jackson tribute concert. Her softly waved hair paired with smokey eyes and nude lips were a delight—and this girl can sing!
Taylor Swift's soft and sexy look was right on target. No bells and whistles, but clean skin and defined eyes. I would have brightened her lip, but she looked amazing and age appropriate. I even liked her naturally messy hair.
On the other hand, I disliked Selena Gomez's attempt at old Hollywood glamour– I mean, it might have been an Armani gown, but she's a teenager. Why does she need to make herself look older in smokey eyes and waved hair? I would have lightened up her look with brighter lips and youthful rosy cheeks. Did anyone else think she looked like Justin Bieber's mom?
Kelly Clarkson definitely has one of the best voices of modern pop, but her style choices continue to baffle. Poured into a too-tight red sequined mermaid dress, her rather blah bronze make-up didn't flatter her attempt at old school va va vavoom. Perhaps some red lipstick would have helped.


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Third teen pleads guilty in Chew death
Nineteen-year-old Rahshad Perry pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of manslaughter Monday in the Oct. 29, 2010, stabbing of Matthew Chew in New London, making him the third of six defendants to resolve his case short of trial.
He will be sentenced in February to 20 years in prison, suspended after 15 years served and five years probation.
Judge Susan B. Handy said she is hopeful that all three of the remaining defendants — Tyree Bundy, Brian Rabell and Marquis Singleton — would be pleading guilty soon and that they all would be sentenced within the same week in February so that Chew's parents, who live in California, would only have to travel to Connecticut one time.
Chew, 25, an artist, disc jockey and pizza cook, was jumped and fatally stabbed as he walked home from his job at 2Wives Brick Oven Pizza on Huntington Street in New London. New London Police arrested six local teenagers about a month later.
Idris Elahi, said to be the main aggressor, pleaded guilty to murder and is serving a 35-year prison sentence. The state then made plea offers to the remaining defendants, all of whom have remained in prison since their arrest, based on whether they cooperated with police and testified at a probable cause hearing in the case.
Rahshad Perry and Matias Perry, who are unrelated, both received offers involving a 15-year prison sentence. Neither of them cooperated with the investigation. The remaining three defendants have received a plea offer involving less time based on their cooperation.
Rahshad Perry's mother was in court Monday morning as he stood next to his attorney, William Gerace, and answered a series of questions posed by the judge to ensure he understands the plea. The family has been affected by two murder cases. Perry's brother, Rahmel Perry, 21, was fatally shot on Prest Street in New London on March 3, 2010. Police have charged Miguel Vega with the killing and his case is pending in the same New London court where major crimes are heard.
Upon Perry's arrest, Gerace said his client was out with his cousin, Bundy, that night when things "turned ugly" and that he fled when Chew was attacked. During his remarks today, prosecutor Stephen M. Carney seemed to confirm the statement.
"We allege this defendant was not in the immediate vicinity when the victim was stabbed, but was rather in the street, laughing," said Carney.
According to testimony at the probable cause hearing, the six teens were watching TV at Elahi's house when they decided to go downtown and jump somebody. Perry dared Elahi to stab someone, and they targeted Chew. Two of the teens approached Chew and asked him for a lighter, and the attack began when he reached into his pocket.
Perry pleaded guilty under the Alford Doctrine, which indicates he does not agree with the state's version of the crime but does not want to risk conviction at trial and the possibility of a harsher sentence.
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A moving experience
Brain: "Okay. Let's get moving."
Me: "Huh? Why?"
Brain: "You know why. The lease is up, and because you are out of your mind, you have chosen to move to a new house. And today is the day."
Me: "Groannnnn."
Brain: "I gave you a brilliant idea. I said, start the new lease a week early. Then you can move slowly, which is your custom, and get things in order. You will have a week to do so."
Me: "Yeah. It was a great idea. But I got busy."
Brain: "And as usual, you waited until the last minute, which is now, and you don't want to face reality. I also told you to hire large, strong, trained people to do this for you. They will even pack your garbage and move it to your new home if you want. But no. You're too cheap!"
Me: "I'm not cheap. I just thought it would be a good opportunity to go through all my stuff and clean house. You know. Get rid of the stuff I haven't used for years."
Brain: "I don't know why I tell you anything. You never listen. You are a pack rat. You never get rid of anything. I've had it with you. I can do better than this. I've had offers."
Me: "All right! I'm going! I just don't understand why I'm always so tired on moving day."
Brain: "That's easy. You're tired because you can never sleep the night before you move. Anxiety gets the best of you. We have probably moved two dozen times together and not once have you taken my advice. It's always the same scenario. Procrastinate, procrastinate, panic. Don't you get tired of the same old dumb routine?"
Does the argument sound familiar? I suppose we all have it to some degree at one time or another. Nonetheless, it is true. I had to move this week. Brain and I go through this routine every moving day. He's a grouch. I is what I are. He just can't accept it.
Anyway, moving seemed like a cool idea when I saw this new place. I know that in a month, exactly one month, when the next rent is due, this really cool place will be just another place. Knowing this, I still signed a lease and committed to moving.
Brain does not see things the way I do. Brains are fundamentally pragmatic, boring, unexciting entities that always try to be so mind numbingly efficient. The truth is, I rather like moving in some sicko kind of way because it gives me a chance to check out all my stuff.
A lot of stuff can be accumulated in let's say, three to five years, and moving gives me an opportunity to catch up on the really cool stuff that I forgot I had, as well as the not-so-cool stuff that I wish I never had. I still have stuff from four moves ago that has yet to be unpacked. Whatever is in those boxes could be valuable antiques by now, but I doubt it.
Yesterday, I opened one of the boxes that followed me around for a couple of decades and found a yellow bikini. That jolted the old memory banks for a moment or two. I remember buying it as a birthday present for a woman I was dating at the time. She pointed it out in a store window when we were walking by, so I thought I couldn't go wrong.
Not a good move. The day before her birthday, her girlfriend told me that she didn't buy it because she was too fat to wear it. I stashed it away thinking I had been saved. Instead, I gave her perfume and made reservations at a snotty French bistro.
When I gave her the perfume, she asked if I thought she smelled bad, and when we arrived at the restaurant she accused me of sabotaging her diet. She dumped me as she stuffed her face with créme brule. Why I have kept this bikini is beyond me.
There is no doubt about it. I have too much stuff. If I were willing to admit it, minimally, 75 percent of my rent is spent on storing stuff I can do without — like this yellow bikini. I'm afraid to throw it in the trash. If anyone saw it, they would question why I had such an item. The truth is too absurd for anyone to believe. I am probably destined to cart this thing around for another two decades.
Moving is mostly unpleasant, but nevertheless, an understandable necessity of life. How a man who is old enough to have two grandchildren can dispose of a yellow bikini undetected is a serious and unnecessary dilemma.
I am never moving again. I am also never going to go through my stuff. Storing stuff is a necessary part of living in a system we can't understand.


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30 Twitter Reviews Of 'Fast And Furious 6′ And 'Hangover 3′
Hollywood is to sequels as Stevie J is to side chicks. They can't get enough. And Memorial Day Weekend, being the unofficial kick-off of summer, brought a pair of re-ups to the theaters. While speed demons can get their fix with The Fast & The Furious 6, Hangover 3 puts a nightcap on the comedic trilogy. Two thumbs up or down? With both films hitting theaters this past Friday (May 24), check out Twitter's unofficial reviews.


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An old country song by Jerry Reed proclaimed "when you're hot… you're hot" and that is just what Tracys Song is, and has been, at Monticello Raceway.
The 8 year old Astreos mare scored her 10th consecutive victory on Monday afternoon, March 25th which equals the Mighty M track record for most wins in-a-row by a mare. With that 1:58.2 triumph Tracys Song has regained sole command of the North American leaderboard for most wins thus far this season.
However, according to her trainer Bob Lounsbury this win came harder than the other nine .
"When I handed the lines to Bruce (Aldrich, Jr. her driver) I said to him you're not going to like her today, Lounsbury related/ "She's a little sore and warmed up bad."
Lounsbury reasoned that the extra soreness in his pacing mare was due to the fact that his veterinarian didn't get a chance to work on her this past week.
"I thought for sure her win streak would end today," Lounsbury said from the paddock judge's phone after the race as driver Bruce Aldrich Jr. joined him there. " I can't tell you how surprised I was when she won again."
"Unfortunately Bob was right when he told me she was sore," Aldrich concurred. "She was on one line bad and with the track a little deep it was hard on her suspensories (suspensory ligaments). But she's always been real game and she showed it in spades today when she held on to win even though she didn't bring her 'A Game'.
"When you drive enough horses you realize that winners find a way to win while losers find a way to lose," Aldrich added.
Once again, as had been her seasonal MO , Aldrich sent Tracys Song to the lead and coasted along relatively unchallenged in the early going. It wasn't until the field straightened for home that Temptation Queen and driver Zeke Parker made a real serious charge and although they got to Tracys Song's neck they couldn't get by her and they had to settle for second place. Eagle Hilarious was third for Kyle DiBenedetto.
Sent off as the 1-4 favorite in the $7500 claiming pace, Tracys Song paid $2.50 for win.
Owner, Nancy Fugere, with a grin from ear to ear, joined in for the winners circle presentation.
"I just can't believe how good she has been and today she showed real grit and how much she likes to win," Fugere said. "She's one tough cookie."
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Middle voice in greek is traditionaly called middle-passive (mediopassive).
If so, then there must be medioactive (middle-active) too.
In this file is talked about latin and spanish deponent verbs and the voices are grouped like this: active - medioactive - deponent - mediopassive - passive. Mediopassive is same one like in greek. But, medioactive?
(It is also said about middle-active in modern greek in this book on google)


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Walk paths of local artists and writers with Newport Historical Society
The Newport Historical Society will offer a walking tour showcasing celebrated Newport artists and writers of the 19th century on Saturday, Sept. 5, at 1 p.m.
This one-time tour covers the Kay/Catherine "Top of the Hill" neighborhood and focuses on celebrated artists and writers, such as Jane Stuart, Henry James, Clement C. Moore, Julia Ward Howe and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The tour passes many architecturally significant properties, including houses designed by Richard Morris Hunt and the firm of Mc- Kim, Mead and White.
The tour begins at the Museum & Shop at Brick Market, 127 Thames St., and ends at the Jane Stuart exhibit at the Redwood Library & Athenæum. Tour length is approximately 90 minutes. Cost is $15 per person and $10 for NHS members; reservations are strongly recommended. Call 841-8770.


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Paolo Gucci is heir to the eldest son of Guccio Gucci, Aldo Gucci. He died in 1995 at the age of 64, but his name lives on through his amazing glasses he made during his time as the chief designer of Gucci.
These Vintage Sunglasses are brand new DEADSTOCK. You will be receiving the exact ones you see in the picture, please make sure you check out the whole frame. Should you have any questions, please contact us for details. We have staff available 24hrs a day to help make your shopping experience as easy as possible.


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The LA Times has a story that really highlights both the necessity of the Freedom of Information Act and how good investigative journalists can use it to bring transparency to an important subject. They report that the FDIC has been settling major bank fraud cases in secret rather than making an example out of those who caused the 2008 financial industry collapse.
Three years ago, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. collected $54 million from Deutsche Bank in a settlement over unsound loans that contributed to a spectacular California bank failure.
The deal might have made big headlines, given that the bad loans contributed to the largest payout in FDIC history, $13 billion. But the government cut a deal with the bank's lawyers to keep it quiet: a "no press release" clause that required the FDIC never to mention the deal "except in response to a specific inquiry."The FDIC has handled scores of settlements the same way since the mortgage meltdown, a major policy shift from previous crises, when the FDIC trumpeted punitive actions against banks as a deterrent to others.
Since 2007, 471 U.S. banks have failed, nearly depleting the FDIC deposit-insurance fund with $92.5 billion in losses. Rather than sue, the agency has typically preferred to settle for a fraction of the losses while helping the banks avoid bad press.
The Deutsche Bank settlement involved a subsidiary of theirs selling bad loans to IndyMac, which collapsed in 2008 and helped trigger the worst recession since the Great Depression. But that settlement was withheld from the public so as not to embarrass the poor oligarchs in charge. And here we have Eric Holder claiming that the banks are too big to be criminally prosecuted. Elizabeth Warren is right, there needs to be prosecutions. If the rule of law is going to mean anything, we need to start throwing CEOs in prison. Without that, they're never going to stop.


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Bill reducing HIV penalties advances
Bill reducing HIV penalties advances
DES MOINES, Iowa —
A bill to reduce penalties for HIV-positive people who have sex without disclosing their condition has advanced in the state Senate.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the bill Tuesday, sending it to a vote by the full Senate.
Democratic Sen. Matt McCoy, of Des Moines, introduced the bill, which would allow people who intentionally transmit the virus to their partner to be sentenced to a maximum of 10 years in prison. That's similar to punishments for other communicable disease like Hepatitis C.
Under current law, people with HIV can face up to a 25-year prison sentence even if they didn't intend to infect someone or if their partner isn't infected.


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NEW YORK (AP) — The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says it won't pay the legal bills of a former executive accused of restricting access to the George Washington Bridge as political payback.
Traffic lane closures created days of gridlock in Fort Lee, N.J., whose Democratic mayor didn't endorse Republican Gov. Chris Christie.
Port Authority spokesman Steve Coleman says the agency informed David Wildstein on Friday that covering his legal expenses wasn't warranted under its bylaws.
Those bylaws generally call for current and former employees to get their legal bills covered for job-related activities, but not if there's misconduct or fraud.
The Port Authority's law department is reviewing a request from ex-deputy director Bill Baroni.
Both resigned amid an investigation into the lane closures.
Wildstein's lawyer hasn't returned a phone call.
Christie has called his staff's behavior "stupid."


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Security Slideshow: Information Security Professionals Are in Demand
By Don Reisinger | Posted 03-07-2012
The Career Impact Survey conducted by (ISC)², administrators of the CISSP certification, reveals that CIOs and other IT leaders can expect to pay top dollar for IT security professionals over the next several years. The results from (ISC)², which has over 80,000 members in more than 135 countries, are from its third survey tracking the impact of the economic climate on cyber security salaries, hiring outlook, budgets, threats and more. More than 2,250 security professionals worldwide participated in the survey, which was conducted in December 2011 and January 2012. "These results from our latest Career Impact Survey demonstrate that even in tough economic times, information security professionals are in high demand by hiring managers and organizations who understand that their skillsets are not only paramount to their organization's ability to conduct business but also give them a competitive advantage," said W. Hord Tipton, CISSP-ISSEP, CAP, CISA, executive director of (ISC)². "This data reflects the increase in security breaches we saw throughout 2011 and the fact that organizations, both in the public and private sector, are finally realizing the importance of implementing sound security programs that should be run by experienced and qualified professionals." Aggregate results from the survey can be found here. Here, we highlight 11 findings from the report.
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Senate Finance Committee chairman says NH House-approved budget has $300 million holeBy GARRY RAYNO
State House Bureau
May 07. 2013 8:02PM
CONCORD - Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Morse, R-Salem, said Tuesday he believes the budget the House approved has a $300 million hole.
Previously, Morse said he believed the potential deficit due to House estimates of the revenue from the Medicaid Enhancement Tax paid by hospitals is too high and results in a $250 million problem when federal matching dollars are included.
"After hearing from 60 state agencies regarding their budget requests and considering the indications regarding revenue estimates we're getting from Ways and Means, I can tell you flat out the budget is going to look a whole lot different when it leaves the Senate than it does now," said Morse.
He has repeatedly criticized the House and Gov. Maggie Hassan for using what he called unrealistic projections for the MET that taxes net patient services provided by hospitals.
The Senate Ways and Means Committee will decide its revenue estimates for the proposed two-year budget Tuesday. The committee will tell Morse and other members of the Finance Committee what they have to spend over the next two years.
Morse said the Senate wants to continue funding critical access hospitals and restore money to the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program and the Unique Plan for low-income students to attend college, but noted after listening to key state revenue agencies, the funds are not available to do that. "The Senate is not accepting tax increases," he added.
The House budget includes a 20-cent increase in the tobacco tax, and the House has passed a 12-cent increase in the gas tax.
Morse also noted the state recently received $21 million from a settlement with tobacco companies over its compliance with the original tobacco settlement. He said the House counted the money to help balance the next biennium budget, but it will be used in the current fiscal year.
"You can't balance a budget with money that's already been spent," he said.
Democrats said Morse and the Republicans want to continue the cuts included in the current two-year budget that ends June 30.
"(Republicans are) doubling down on the same failed budget policies from 2011 that killed hundreds of New Hampshire jobs, made the largest cut to public higher education funding in American history and devastated essential services for thousands of Granite Staters," said New Hampshire Democratic Party Communications Director Harrell Kirstein. "Are they going to make deeper cuts to the university and community college systems, forcing another round of costly tuition increases? Will they slash domestic violence prevention funding again? What about funding for snow plows for next winter?"
The budget hearings are Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. in Representatives Hall.


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Firefox 3.6.6 Released To Toughen Up Crash Protection
Just days after the release of Firefox 3.6.4 (and 3.5.10), Mozilla has released Firefox 3.6.6 in order to fix a specific problem with the new crash protection feature. Crash protection allows Firefox to live on even if one of a list of specific plugins (Flash, QuickTime, Silverlight) hangs.
A single bug was fixed in this release to increase the "hung timeout" value, which is the number of seconds that a plugin can be unresponsive before the recovery process begins. Incredibly, this change is being made because of the large number of complaints related specifically to Farmville, the Facebook game. The timeout in Firefox 3.6.4 was 10 seconds, but because so many users were complaining that they couldn't play Farmville, Mozilla has increased it to 45 seconds.
The Mozilla devs who commented on the bug report view this as an interim measure and not a real fix of the underlying issue.
You might well ask "what happened to Firefox 3.6.5?" The answer is that Firefox versions got out of synch because the underlying Gecko platform version has since incremented for a version used only by Fennec, their mobile version of Firefox.
In fact, according to the release schedules, 3.6.6 wasn't scheduled for release until July 20. That version will likely become 3.6.7, unless another Fennec version intercedes.
The Mozilla support article on the Farmville problem gives an alternate workaround. You can manually change the hung timeout or set it to -1 in order to disable crash protection altogether.


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Fall Update
It has been some time since our last update on-line. We are wrapping up a busy summer and beginning an equally busy Fall/Winter season.
This summer and fall, we had tables at the Farmington Fair (largest local fair), the Wilton Blueberry Festival, Kingfield Days, and Phillips Old Home Days. It was a tremendous investment of time but has paid off with eternal fruit.
Our Fall Conference in September was a wonderful success. The theme this year was "Seeking the Old Paths," and it was a great time of preaching, fellowship, and spiritual refreshment. I have put the audio from this conference on-line (see the post below).
I also completed our "Why We Use the King James Version" video DVD, which has been very well-received.
Thank you once again for your continued and faithful support of us by holding us up in prayer and assisting financially. We are entering the challenging Winter season, so your support is that much more vital and welcome. Thank you.
Please pray for God's guidance and wisdom for us, as well as for more open doors.
Thank you,
Bro. Ron.


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Incontinentia pigmenti is skin condition passed down through families. It leads to unusual blistering and changes in skin color.
Alternative Names
Bloch-Sulzberger syndrome
Incontinentia pigmenti (IP) is caused by an
The condition is most often seen in females. When it occurs in males, it is lethal.
Most babies born with IP develop discolored skin within the first 2 weeks. The discolored skin occurs when a substance called melanin builds up under the skin. Melanin gives skin its color.
Infants with IP are born with streaky,
IP is associated with
- Delayed development
- Loss of movement (paralysis)
- Intellectual disability
- Muscle spasms
Persons with IP may also have abnormal teeth,
Exams and Tests
The doctor will perform a physical exam, look at the eyes, and test muscle movement. Imaging tests of the brain, blood tests, and a
There may be unusual patterns and blisters on the skin, as well as bone abnormalities. An eye exam may reveal
There is no specific treatment for IP. Treatment is aimed at the individual symptoms. For example, glasses may be needed to improve vision. Medicine may be prescribed to help control seizures or muscle spasms.
Outlook (Prognosis)
How well a person does depends on the severity of central nervous system involvement and eye problems.
Possible Complications
- Delayed development
- Infections of blistered skin
Intellectual disability Muscle spasticity Paralysis Seizures Walking difficulty Vision problems
When to Call a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if:
- You have a family history of IP and are considering having children
- Your child has symptoms of this disorder
Genetic counseling may be helpful for those with a family history of IP who are considering having children.
Islam MP, Roach ES. Neurocutaneous syndromes. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC, eds. Bradleys Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 65.
Moss C. Mosaicism and linear lesions. In: Bolognia JL, Jorizzo JL, Schaffer JV, eds. Dermatology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 62.
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Kevin Berman, MD, PhD, Atlanta Center for Dermatologic Disease, Atlanta, GA. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


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March 30. 2013 9:36AM
Franklin motorcyclist charged after chase ends in Tilton crash
By DAN SEUFERT
Union Leader Correspondent
The motorcycle allegedly driven by a Franklin man after an accident in Tilton Friday night. (COURTESY)
TILTON – A Franklin man was arrested after he allegedly crashed his motorcycle while fleeing from police Friday night.
Keith McLeod, 32, of 173 West Bow St., is facing "several motor vehicle charges" after the incident at 9:55 p.m. on Laconia Road near an Irving station, according to Police Chief Robert Cormier.
Among the charges he will face are disobeying a police officer and reckless operation, Cormier said.
Police are investigating whether alcohol played a role in McLeod's actions.
The accident occurred after police observed a motorcycle driver operating erratically, Cormier said.
The driver was weaving in and out of lanes, he said, and failed to stop for a traffic signal while he was traveling westbound.
He then went the wrong way on the eastbound side of the road by the Tilt'n Diner at the intersection of Laconia Road and Route 140, he said. As officers tried to stop the driver he sped up and lost control approaching the intersection.
After the crash, the driver got up and started running into a wooded area adjacent to the intersection, but was quickly caught and arrested, Cormier said.
McLeod was taken by ambulance to Concord Hospital for injuries he sustained during the accident, he said.


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Thursday, October 6, 2016
Inherited Disorders and Birth Defects
If Siblings Marry, Risk of Genetic Disorders
My best friend wants to marry his biological sister. What is the risk their children will have genetic disorder?
The closer the biological relationship between parents, the greater the chance that any children they have will inherit identical copies of one or more disease-causing recessive genes. Because we all carry some recessive genes that could cause genetic diseases – if we marry a close relative, there is a higher chance that a close relative will carry the same recessive genes. In this case, there would be a higher chance that this couple would have a child with a genetic disease. Your friend would need to know what medical or genetic problems are in both his mother's and father's sides of the family.
Couples who are related by blood have a higher chance of having children with genetic diseases or birth defects. It is estimated that couples who are siblings (1st degree relatives) have about a 7-12% risk above the population risk, which is estimated to be about 3-4% of newborns. Because your friend and his biological sister share one-half of their genes in common, they are 1st degree relatives so would have this higher chance to have a child with birth defects or a genetic disease. If there was a genetic disorder in their family, then the risk may be even higher than 7 -12 %.
I would highly recommend that your friend talk to a geneticist or genetic counselor. They would be able to discuss the chances of having a child with a genetic disease based on his family history. Your friend can ask his doctor for a referral to a genetics clinic or locate one through the National Society of Genetic Counselors' Resource Center website below.
Anne Matthews, RN, PhD
Associate Professor of Genetics
School of Medicine
Case Western Reserve University


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Winning the Lotto America lottery is very rewarding. Give this system a spin and watch your winnings grow.


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