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LastPass sharing allows you to share sites and secure notes with another LastPass user securely. The two most common uses for Sharing include:
- Allowing a family member or friend access to a website
- In a work situation where the company has a login to a 3rd party site
Limitations include:
- Syncing changes are only available between two Premium users.
- If the sharer or sharee deletes the shared site, the share will be revoked and will disappear from the sharee's vault.
- Secure Notes do not offer the ability to hide the password from the sharee.
Sharing Center
The Sharing Center is your home for all things sharing. Here you can share, view and manage sites shared to you and from you, as well as manage your Shared Folders. To get to the Sharing Center, iet uz savu LastPass Vault and find "Sharing Center" kreisajā izvēlnē.
The Sharing Center has 3 main sections:
The Shared with Others tab lists all sites you have shared and to whom you shared them with. The Pending list shows who you have sent sharing invitations to but have not accepted, yet. The Accepted list shows who have already accepted shares.
Hover over items to bring up more options.
The Shared with Me tab lists all sites that have been shared with you. The Pending list shows items that have been shared with you but you have not accepted yet. The Accepted list shows items that you have already accepted.
Hover over items to bring up more options.
The Manage Shared Folders tab lists all Shared Folders in the Vault. For more on how to use and manage Shared Folders, see the Shared Folders page.
If you are a Premium or Enterprise LastPass user and have not created a shared folder, click the red plus sign at the bottom right to create a new shared folder.
Share Items with Others
There are two main ways to share a site.
Option 1: Share with the Action Icon
- Click on the Action Icon in the bottom right to bring up the Action menu:
- Choose Share Item from the Action menu.
- The Share dialog will pop up:
- Enter the email addresses of people you would like to share items with on the left. On the right, enter the sites you would like to share with them. Check "Allow Recipient to View Password" if you would like to give the recipient permission to view the password.
- Click Share to send the Share invitation to the selected users for the selected sites. Once the invitations are accepted, the site will be successfully shared!
Option 2: Share from the Site
- In the LastPass Vault, hover over a site to see further options:
- Click the Share icon to bring up the Sharing dialog:
- Enter the email addreses of the people you would like to share this item with. Check "Allow Recipient to View Password" if you would like to give the recipient permission to view the password.
- Click Share to send the Share invitation to the selected users. Once the invitations are accepted, the site will be successfully shared!
Accept Items Shared with You
When someone shares a site with you, you can find pending shares in the Sharing Center. When there are pending shares waiting for you to be accepted, a notification will appear on the Sharing Center in the left menu:
When you see this notification, iet uz Shared with Me tab in the Sharing Center to view your pending shares.
Hover over items to accept or reject the share.
If you would like to remove a Shared item from your Vault, use the Reject icon in the Accepted list to remove the share.
Important Note Regarding Hidden Passwords
- Savvy end users could potentially access the password if they capture it using advanced techniques, but LastPass will never be able to access this data because it has been encrypted using their public key.
- It is also possible to obtain shared passwords using another password manager.
- LastPass recommends that you use a generated password specific to the site that you're sharing and not share any passwords that you're uncomfortable with the recipient obtaining.
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Many thanks to Joyce Lamb for allowing me some space in the HEA column in USA Today to talk about my new release in the Bottled Magic series, Magic Gone Wild.
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Solving the complex problems the world currently faces—from human diseases such as breast cancer to such environmental concerns as global warming—requires deep knowledge of each problem's nature and numerous tools, perspectives, and expertise, including applied mathematical and statistical modeling and computational methods.
The Department of Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics (ACMS) supports a collaborative approach to research by preparing and empowering students and faculty with deep domain knowledge in mathematics and statistics to apply their expertise in a variety of fields, which opens opportunities to transcend traditional disciplinary boundaries to impact critical problems in the natural and social sciences, technology, and beyond.
Students may pursue undergraduate or graduate degrees in ACMS; both offer the chance to work with interdisciplinary research teams that push the edges of innovation—projects like Clinical Prognostic Test for Metastasis in Breast Cancer, Integrating Multiscale Modeling and in vivo Experiments for Studying Blood Clot Development, and Multiscale Stochastic Model of Bruising.
Featured Research
Mathematical and Computational Biology
Multiscale modeling, using a combination of discrete stochastic systems and differential equations, of biomedical problems including blood clot formation, spread of infection, development and cancer.
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Numerical Differential Equations
The design, efficient implementation, and analysis of numerical methods for solving differential equations arising in science and engineering.
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Numerical Algebraic Geometry
The discovery, implementation, and application of algorithms to numerically compute and manipulate the solution sets of systems of polynomials.
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The application of statistical and computational methods to biological and medical data to model, analyze, and predict biological processes.
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Modeling and analysis using partial differential equations tools and theories to study real-world problems arising from the natural and social sciences and engineering.
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The construction and implementation of mathematical algorithms to run on large parallel high-performance computers and their application to problems in science, engineering, and social science.
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DNSSEC Training Course Outline
With this training course, you will learn how DNSSEC works and become familiar with the related procedures and tools.
After this course you will:
- Understand the basic concepts of DNS security
- Know how to configure a DNSSEC-enabled resolver for your network
- Know how to configure basic DNSSEC for your domains
- Know how to configure reverse DNSSEC records for your networks
- Be familiar with DNSSEC-related tools and procedures
- Know how to troubleshoot basic DNSSEC problems
Who should attend:
You should attend this training course if you are part of the staff of a Local Internet Registry (LIR) in the RIPE NCC service region and manage DNS servers.
Course contents:
- Introduction to DNS
- Introduction to Cryptography
- Introduction to DNSSEC
- Configuring a DNSSEC Resolver
- DNSSEC Zone Records
- Key Management and Rollover
- Securing Zone Transfers
- Reverse Delegations
- Distributing Secure Data with DNSSEC
- DNSSEC Troubleshooting
- Tools
This course doesn't cover:
- The basics of routing, or any technical routing topics
- How to receive IP addresses from the RIPE NCC
- How to operate a Local Internet Registry (LIR)
- The DNSSEC Training Course is based on hands-on practical exercises and demonstrations. Throughout the day, various exercises and demonstrations will get you familiar with DNSSEC and allow you to practice your new skills.
- You will receive a USB stick containing the course material and a printed version of the slides.
- Basic knowledge of the Domain Name System
- Basic experience in managing BIND configuration and zone files
The material you need to bring:
Please bring your laptop. This course is based on interactive exercises via a web browser. Your laptop should:
- Be able to connect to a wireless network
- Have a web browser installed
You can register as follows:
- Complete the application form
- Send an email to training _at_ ripe _dot_ net. As it can take longer for us to deal with such mails, this is not the recommended way to register for a course.
We can only accept two people from the same LIR per training course. If more then two people apply, they will be placed on the waiting list and only admitted on the course if there are free places.
The costs of this course are covered by the LIR's membership fee. The course includes lunch and training materials. Travel expenses and accommodation during the training course are not included.
More details on the training course policies are available in the RIPE NCC LIR Training Registration Guidelines.
All DNSSEC Training Courses are conducted in English.
We ask everyone to arrive by 09:00 for coffee. The course starts at 09:30 and finishes at 17:30.


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Black Ebonite (hard rubber) is the traditional material for mouthpieces and has been used by Berg Larsen since 1945. Ebonite has certain absorbant qualities which give a more resonant sound.
Choose from traditional (SMS) facing or longer (M) facing.
FOLLOW THE LINK TO BERG LARSEN'S GUIDE TO CHOOSING A MOUTHPIECEhttp://www.berglarsen.com/howtochoose.html


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Creep Properties
As indicated in the accompanying diagram, the creep of a material can be divided into three stages. First stage, or primary creep, starts at a rapid rate and slows with time. Second stage (secondary) creep has a relatively uniform rate. Third stage (tertiary) creep has an accelerating creep rate and terminates by failure of material at time for rupture.
How to Perform a Creep Test?
To determine creep properties, a material is subjected to prolonged constant tension or compression loading at constant elevated temperature. Deformation is recorded at specified time intervals and a creep vs. time diagram is plotted. Slope of curve at any point is creep rate. If failure occurs, it terminates the test and the time for rupture is recorded. If specimen does not fracture within the test period, creep recovery may be measured.
How to Determine Stress-Relaxation?
To determine stress-relaxation of a material, the specimen is deformed a given amount and decrease in stress is recorded over prolonged period of exposure at constant elevated temperature. The stress-relaxation rate is the slope of the curve at any point.
Typical Applications
- Metal Working
- Springs
- Soldered Joints
- High-Temperature Materials


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Rihanna + Chris Brown Spotted Making Out in New York City
Another day, another piece of Rihanna and Chris Brown drama. Shortly after Breezy was rumored to be locking lips with Nicole Scherzinger, eyewitnesses say he and RiRi got hot and heavy in a New York nightclub.
E! News reports that Rihanna and Brown were at NYC's Griffin. They arrived separately (Brown rolled up with his buddy Bow Wow), but sources say that RiRi knew Brown was there. They sat at separate tables, but eventually Brown climbed over his to join his former flame (and current sidepiece). The source reports that Rihanna actually removed Breezy's shirt before the duo started to dance and make out.
The pair left about five minutes apart, with Brown making his exit first. Spies also made sure to note that Brown's long-suffering girlfriend, Karrueche Tran, was not present. (Girl, grow some self-respect!)
This incident is only the latest in a long line of events pointing toward a reconciliation, if not an outright reunion, between the two. The pair were rumored to be hooking up since early this year, exchanging mushy tweets prior to Brown's probation hearing and even kissing at the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards last month. This is all, of course, in addition to their much-maligned duets on their remixes of 'Birthday Cake' and 'Turn Up the Music.'
If they are back together: Just come out with it already, you two! You're not fooling anyone. Own it. Live it. Love it. It's your lives — and you only live 'em once!
Listen to Rihanna Feat. Chris Brown, 'Birthday Cake' Remix


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October 8, 2013
700 quick chargers will be installed at Nissan dealerships in Japan during the second
half of fiscal year 2013 to spur demand and improve the charging infrastructure
YOKOHAMA, Japan (October 8, 2013) – Sales of the Nissan LEAF in Japan have passed the 30,000 unit milestone. The cumulative total in Nissan's home market was reached at the end of September 2013, the same month that global sales of the Nissan LEAF topped 4,700 units-the LEAF's best-ever global monthly sales result to date. By the end of September, cumulative global sales of the Nissan LEAF since launch totaled 83,000 units.
The Nissan LEAF is the world's first mass-produced, 100% electric vehicle. It is also the best-selling EV, giving Nissan a leadership position in Zero Emissions mobility. Sales of the LEAF began in Japan and North America in December 2010. Now marketed in Europe and other countries, LEAF sales have steadily increased every year. In fiscal year 2012, Nissan sold 11,600 units in Japan, and even stronger year-on-year sales are expected for the end of this fiscal year.
This consistent increase in sales can be attributed to the surprisingly low running cost of the Nissan LEAF. In addition to being a zero-emissions vehicle, the LEAF's quick, linear acceleration and quiet cabin have proved a hit with daily commuters and car enthusiasts alike. The car is equipped with innovative telematics features that enable the remote operation of the car's air conditioning and battery charging by connecting through cellular phones and personal computers have captivated technology-savvy consumers.
Nissan has accelerated efforts to improve the EV battery charging infrastructure throughout Japan. By the end of September 2013, a total of approximately 1,900*1quick chargers had been installed nationwide by various companies and organizations. Among them, about 800 fast chargers have been established in Nissan dealerships, with an additional 700 planned to be added in the second half of this fiscal year. The Japanese government has subsidized this national effort with 100.5 billion yen to further expedite charging infrastructure improvements in Japan.
In addition to these developments, Nissan is holding an extended test drive campaign in Japan where consumers can stop by any Nissan dealer for a free LEAF test drive and experience firsthand the efficiency and convenience of this ground-breaking electric vehicle.
As a leader in zero-emission mobility, Nissan is continuing to develop electric vehicles that exceed our customers' expectations while engaging in comprehensive efforts to expand the use of electric vehicles and promote sustainable mobility. Its second mass production zero emission vehicle, the e-NV200 100% electric compact van, is scheduled for launch in 2014.
For further information about the Nissan LEAF and Zero Emissions, please visit:
*1: As researched by Nissan in September 2013.
About Nissan Motor Co.
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Japan's second-largest automotive company, is headquartered in Yokohama, Japan, and is part of the Renault-Nissan Alliance. Operating with approximately 236,000 employees globally, Nissan sold more than 4.9 million vehicles and generated revenue of 9.6 trillion yen (USD 116.16 billion) in fiscal 2012. Nissan delivers a comprehensive range of over 60 models under the Nissan and Infiniti brands. In 2010, Nissan introduced the Nissan LEAF, and continues to lead in zero-emission mobility. The LEAF, the first mass-market, pure-electric vehicle launched globally, is now the best-selling EV in history.
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"Meet the Press" isn't what it used to be. After a remarkably softball interview with President Obama on New Year's Day, moderator David Gregory on Sunday let former secretary of state Colin Powell filibuster through one question after another, never following up or, as they used to do in the good old days, confronting the interviewee with statements that directly contradict his spin. Several examples suffice to show that Gregory is ill-prepared, doesn't listen to the answers or has no interest in conducting tough interviews of the Obama administration's surrogates. (Maybe it is all three.)
Powell asserted that Chuck Hagel is "superbly qualified" to be defense secretary. Umm. You would think an interviewer would ask: But doesn't he lack executive experience?You'd think! How could Powell possibiy defend Adolf Hagler with a clever comeback to that poser?
After Reagan's inauguration as President, Hagel was named deputy administrator of the Veterans Administration. In 1982, however, he resigned his post over a disagreement with VA Administrator Robert P. Nimmo, who was intent on cutting funding for VA programs. Nimmo had referred to veterans groups as "greedy", and to Agent Orange as not much worse than a "little teenage acne". ...
After leaving government employment, Hagel co-founded Vanguard Cellular, a mobile phone service carrier that made him a multi-millionaire. While working with Vanguard, he served as president and chief executive officer of the United Service Organizations and the Private Sector Council, as deputy director and chief operating officer of the 1990 G7 Summit, and on the board of directors or advisory committee of the American Red Cross, the Eisenhower World Affairs Institute, Bread for the World, and the Ripon Society. He also served as Chairman of the Agent Orange Settlement Fund and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Although he was pressured by some to run for Governor of Virginia, where he had lived for 20 years, in 1992 Hagel moved back to Nebraska to become president of the McCarthy Group, LLC, an investment banking firm. He also served as a Chairman and was CEO of American Information Systems Inc. (AIS), later known as Election Systems & Software, a computerized voting machine manufacturer jointly owned by McCarthy Group, LLC and the Omaha World-Herald company. On March 15, 1995, Hagel resigned from the board of AIS as he intended to run for office. Michael McCarthy, the parent company's founder, was Hagel's campaign treasurer. Until at least 2003, he retained between $1 million and $5 million in stock in Election Systems & Software's parent company, the McCarthy Group.When Powell dodged Dave's qualification question with this string of irrelevancies:
GEN. POWELL: I think there are a number of reasons.... From there, he went to other things in life. He supported President Reagan in his run for office and as a result of that, he received an appointment as Deputy Director of the Veterans Administration. To show you the kind of courage this guy has and what he believes in, he quit after one year because he felt the Veterans Administration was not doing a good job for veterans and he couldn't take that. He went back to private life, started a cellular company. In those days, it was something rather remarkable and new, made a fortune, did very, very well, and he continued to serve. And while he was running that cellular company, he also was president of the USO which was in trouble.
....He also has been co-chairman of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board. He's also on the defense policy board. This is a gentleman who knows all of these issues in depth....Dave's failure to follow-up on executive experience was unforgivable.
If I didn't know better, I'd think J-Rubb really didn't care about Senator Hagel's executive experience. But that couldn't be. I'll hear no cynical suggestion that J-Rubb is disloyal to the facts.


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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Utility companies are watching and waiting as a Christmas Day storm is expected in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
The National Weather Service says 4 to 8 inches of snow is possible from western Oklahoma to the Arkansas state line and up to 10 inches could fall in the Ozark Mountains of northwest Arkansas.
Kathleen O'Shea with Oklahoma Gas and Electric — which has about 798,000 customers in Oklahoma and western Arkansas — says the utility is tracking the storm system to see where repair crews might be needed. Stan Whiteford with Public Service Company of Oklahoma — which has about 527,000 Oklahoma customers — says repair crews have been notified that they could be called.
Both say snow is not as big a threat as freezing rain or high winds to down power lines.
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Surfing at St Clair, Dunedin
Get your surf on at St Clair beach in Dunedin!
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St Clair is renowned as one of New Zealand's top surfing beaches, hosting a number of major surfing championships each year including the Hyundai Pro Longboard Tour.
St Clair is a popular wave that can sometimes get crowded. Hazards include sharks/rips and crowds. Most of the surf comes from groundswells and the best swell direction is from the south. Waves at the beach break both left and right the and the right hand point break usually has waves. Best on mid to low tide. Optimal wind direction is from the north or northwest.
St Clair not only offers great offshore breaks but also a brilliant surf scene with an array of local cafes and its very own surf school.
If you're planning to travel to Dunedin, St Clair is a must-see spot. A great place to stay is the Esplanade Motels & Apartments with great beachfront accommodation. The 3 bedroom beach house with its spacious lounge is ideal for groups of surfies ...plus it's got direct access onto the Esplande from the house - ideal when you've got your surf board in tow!
To check out the surf today visit surf.co.nz.


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My Pie Monday: Polly-O Pan Pie, Spicy Bacon Jam, Detroit-Style Marco Pollo Pizza, and More!
Glimpse pizzas made by fellow Slice'rs.
A joyous My Pie Monday to one and all! We have a jaw-dropping count of twenty-five contributors this week, and I'm not kidding when I say that each and every one of them has been kicking some major pizza butt.
Our regulars are out in full force, along with a slew of newcomers.Dailywaffle unveils a garlicky spinach pizza; Cheesus gets blue 'n' green with some gorgonzola and broccoli; our very own Erin Zimmer shares her third pan pie of the week; and eatitatlanta goes all-out Polly-O. Meanwhile, Norma keeps her Detroit momentum going strong with a Marco Pollo pie, and Adam Kuban chimes in with his own Detroit-style beaut. We've got a no-knead from Tailbiter and Kakugori goes wild with a "Frito Chili Pie-zza."
I could keep going, but honestly, folks, with so many phenomenal contributions this week, let's not waste any more time. Click through the slideshow catch the full spread in all its pie-tastic glory!
If you're working some pizza magic this week, please do send us a shot for our next My Pie Monday! Just take one horizontal snapshot of your homemade pizza, briefly describe your cooking method, and follow these instructions to get it to Slice HQ by 8pm EST on Thursday night. Be sure to let us know your Slice/Serious Eats username!
Want to join the MPM crew? See our Pizza Making Guide »
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Roark Gyms is a functional training gym in Cape Town and Johannesburg for both men and women. Our goal is to help members discover what their bodies are capable of with the guidance of our coaches who are internationally certified, together with Head Coach James White who was the first fully certified Gym Jones instructor in Africa. The fitness programs in our Men's and Women's Gyms guarantees fast and sustainable results.
Whether you are looking for a gym in Cape Town or a gym in Johannesburg, we welcome people from all walks of life, fit or unfit, all we ask is that they commit to the exercise programs we put in place for them. Our fitness programs include workouts using machines, high-intensity interval training, and functional movements.
At Roark Gyms we are realistic about what it takes for people to achieve their physical goals. We don't believe in short cuts or quick fixes but we promise to walk down the path of transformation with you, as far as you are willing to go. Book a trial session today!


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Pro-Government Militias and Conflict
Sabine C. Carey and Neil J. Mitchell
Pro-government militias are a prominent feature of civil wars. Governments in Colombia, Syria, and Sudan recruit irregular forces in their armed struggle against insurgents. The United States collaborated with Awakening groups to counter the insurgency in Iraq, just as colonizers used local armed groups to fight rebellions in their colonies. An emerging cross-disciplinary literature on pro-government non-state armed groups generates a variety of research questions for scholars interested in conflict, political violence, and political stability: Does the presence of such groups indicate a new type of conflict? What are the dynamics that drive governments to align with informal armed groups and that make armed groups choose to side with the government? Given the risks entailed in surrendering a monopoly of violence, is there a turning point in a conflict when governments enlist these groups? How successful are these groups? Why do governments use these non-state armed actors to shape foreign conflicts whether as insurgents or counterinsurgents abroad? Are these non-state armed actors always useful to governments or perhaps even an indicator for state failure?
We examine the demand for and supply of pro-government armed groups and the legacies that shape their role in civil wars. The enduring pattern of collaboration between governments and these armed non-state actors challenges conventional theory and the idea of an evolutionary process of the modern state consolidating the means of violence. Research on these groups and their consequences began with case studies, and these continue to yield valuable insights. More recently, survey work and cross-national quantitative research contribute to our knowledge. This mix of methods is opening new lines of inquiry for research on insurgencies and the delivery of the core public good of effective security.
Women and Terrorism
Mia Bloom
Women are playing an increasingly significant role in terrorism. As men are progressively targeted by security personnel, using female operatives provides terrorist organizations with a "win-win" scenario; if security forces avoid invasively searching women for fear of outraging the local conservative population (based on social norms of women's modesty and the honor code), women are the ideal stealth operatives. If security personnel are too aggressive in searching women, they aid terrorist recruitment by outraging the men in that society and providing the terrorists with propaganda that "our women" are being violated. In most conflicts, women remain an untapped resource. Recruiting women allows terrorist organizations to access an additional 50% of the population. Female attacks generate greater media attention than those conducted by men. This is especially relevant when media attention is one of the terrorists' main objectives. Although women's involvement in terrorist and extremist activities is not a recent development, their presence as frontline activists, propagandists, and recruiters is increasing around the globe.


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Any Happy Gilmore fans? Seems to me that Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio is very Shooter McGavin:
I'm going to be at the game so it's hard for me to get a post up timely after the game. And win or lose, I'm usually tired. So I'm putting this post up before the game, and we can make the blog chat happen in the comments. If you like, you can use this handy post-game form for your comments:
The Texans Jaguars game made me feel __________. I hope next week when the Texans play the Browns at home, they ____________. The main thing I want to say about this game is _____________. Oh, and by the way, I'm (check one) ___ sober ___ tipsy ___ highly beveraged.
Hopefully, the game will be as beautiful as the weather. I'm not assuming that will happen because typically the Jaguars provoke an ugly brand of football. (Last link is a fabu weekly NFL game preview).


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Customer Service Associate
Customer Service AssociateThe Home DepotEligible Employees Receive: Medical/Dental/Vision, 401K, PTOThe Home Depot is now hiring Customer Service Associates. This position offers Top Pay, Great Benefits, and Advancement Opportunities. Customer Service Associate Duties: Greet and assist customers Maintain an organized area Stock merchandiseApplicants must be at least 18 years of age.


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KHL Scores Galore
Wednesday (10/1)
Dimitri Kazionov had an assist and was +1 in Kazan's 6-3 win over Novokuznetsk. Albert Vishnyakov had a goal in the match for Novokuznetsk.
Vasily Koshechkin stopped 13 of 13 shots for his first shutout of the season in Togliatti's 3-0 win over Khabarovsk. Koshechkin ran his record to 2-1-1 with the win. Denis Kazionov had 4 penalty minutes in the match for Khabarovsk.
Ilya Solarev and Vitali Smolianinov were scoreless in Astana's 4-2 win over KHK MVD.
Alexei Glukhov had 1 goal, 1 assist, 2 penalty minutes, and was +1 in his season debut as Mytischi defeated Voskresensk 4-1.
Thursday (10/2)
Ilya Solarev and Vitali Smolianinov were scoreless in Astana's 3-0 win over Novgorod.
Anton But was -1 in CSKA's 5-3 loss to St. Petersburg.
Friday (10/3)
Dimitri Kazionov was scoreless as Kazan defeated Khabarovsk 4-2. Denis Kazionov did not play in the match.
Albert Vishnyakov was scoreless in Novokuznetsk's 3-2 loss to Nizhnekamsk.
Vasily Koshechkin stopped 21 of 23 shots in Togliatti's 3-2 overtime win over Novosibirsk. Koshechkin ran his season record to 3-1-1 and was named KHL Goaltender of the Week.
Alexei Glukhov was scoreless in Mytischi's 4-3 shootout win over Omsk.
Saturday (10/4)
Anton But had a goal in CSKA's 2-1 win over his old club, Yaroslavl.
Sunday (10/5)
Albert Vishnyakov was scoreless in Novokuznetsk's 3-1 loss to Yulaev.
Tuesday (10/7)
Vasily Koshechkin allowed 2 goals on 19 shots before leaving the game late in a 3-1 loss to KHK MVD. Koshechkin fell to 3-2-1 on the season.
Alexei Glukhov had 1 goal, 1 assist, 2 penalty minutes, and was +2 in Mytischi's 6-1 win over Kazan. Dimtri Kazionov had Kazan's only goal and was +1.
Denis Kazionov was -2 in Khabarovsk's 5-3 loss to Chelyabinsk.
Wednesday (10/8)
Anton But had an assist and 2 penalty minutes in CSKA's 4-3 overtime win over Astana. Vitali Smolinaninov was scoreless in the match for Astana. Ilya Solarev did not play.
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HIV Story Project: Make Your Voice Heard
This article was reported by Post News Group.
The Post News Group reported that a storytelling booth is traveling around the United States to record accounts of how HIV has changed the lives of people with the virus. "Generations HIV," which started in 2009 as a spinoff from the HIV Story Project, looks like a photo booth, but shoots videos. The project is now concentrating on HIV history in the African-American community.
The early days of HIV affected mostly gay white men, but over time the black community has emerged as being disproportionately affected. After several high-profile African Americans admitted they had the disease and some of them died from AIDS, black public officials and faith leaders worked to raise awareness.
Generations HIV works to bring awareness and advocacy by recording personal stories with individuals from every background. Advocates believe that too many African Americans know someone who has HIV or has died from HIV. Storytellers do not have to be infected with HIV, but rather affected in some way, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
"The story can be as personal as your family or your friends, or it can be about knowing Dr. Robert Scott who died in 2009, and will always be remembered for his work in the community," said Denisha Delaney, co-chair of Bay Area State of Emergency Coalition and Black Treatment Advocacy Network.
The booth will be in Oakland, Calif., for the near future. For information, contact Jesse Brooks at (510) 575-8245 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Band warm-up for Latitude with intimate show
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The Anglo-Icelandic band, now slimmed down to a four-piece following the departure of guitarist Jamie Putnam, play the Sonic Cathedral night at The Social in London to warm-up for their appearance at the following weekend's Latitude Festival (July 18-20).
The band have so far spent the year recording their second album in New York, and frontman Nick Peill has described the new material as "quite a different animal to [debut album] 'Everything Last Winter'. Less dense and more optimistic".
The band have also posted demo versions of several new songs, including 'The Worst Love' and 'Sun In Your Eyes', on Myspace.com/fieldsband.
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Is it just us or is sweaty, muggy summer the worst season for skin? Until, you know, autumn comes along, and then that's like the worst season for skin? Until suddenly-allergic-to-salycilic-acid winter comes and then you're like hold the fuck on, every single season my skin just gets worse and worse? Oh yes: aging! We were grousing about this with our friend Loren one day when we realized her skin was, um, not in the mood to relate to us. In fact, Loren's skin was so good we hadn't seen skin like it on an adult with the exception of our own Jezebel Jennie [Uh, isn't it 'Jenny'? Ugh. -Ed.] whose vegan, mostly teetotaling, acupunctured lifestyle would put most monks to shame. Loren, on the other hand, smokes in her house. And drinks — well, like the rest of us do! Who is she sleeping with, we wondered. Sheepishly, she gave it up: A nasty fucker known as Retin-A Micro. And boy has the first year with him been abusive! After the jump, Loren's long, strange trip.
The night I met the guy I'm currently dating, he made me show him my driver's license to prove that I was the twenty-six I said I was instead of the twenty-two he insisted I must have been. Months later in our relationship, I had a sudden, belated pang of fear that he secretly wished I was twenty-two, and asked him why he'd thought I was. "Your skin. It's like... perfect," he told me. "Most twenty-six year olds already have some lines."
"Fuck you," I said, as this was clearly a bald-faced lie designed to make me feel better about my pukish blend of cigarette lines and acne scars, dingy blackheads and new, oozing zits. Then I remembered that I didn't have those anymore. I'd been using Retin-A Micro for the past year. Had it finally actually worked?
My acne had never been the kind that begets, like, pockmarks or anything, but it was bad enough to spend what seems like at least the plurality of my waking hours picking at. I consistently had a significant zit or two plus assorted clogged pores and blackheads (with that number tripling or quadrupling just in time to make me feel even more awesome about myself during PMS week) that I loved nothing more than to squeeze and poke and prod. Nothing, after all, is more satisfying than the sound a really good one makes upon giving up the white stuff. Other, that is, than the sight of said stuff splattering the mirror! So yeah, I had acne scars. Duh.
I hadn't considered using a prescription acne product before my friend Heather's boyfriend left a tube of his Retin-A Micro at her house. (Yeah, gay.) I used it just to see what would happen, and woke up with blissfully plump, radiant skin. It had also cleared up the zit problem, albeit very temporarily. What the fuckery was this? I needed some of this shit! I needed to do it. For me. When's the last time I did something for me? Like, never. Or, you know, like yesterday. But whatever. I wanted to be that girl with the perfect skin. I deserved it.
Retin-A Micro's active ingredient is a retinol called tretinoin that—and don't sue me, I'm a layman and this is to the best of my understanding—basically causes your skin to shed and renew itself at a much faster rate than it normally would, which means that it doesn't have enough time for the excess yuck that causes acne to get trapped between the layers. It's applied at nighttime, right between face wash and moisturizer. This means you have to learn to wash your face at night, even when shitfaced. I'm not saying this was easy.
The information on Retin-A Micro's official website tells you that you can expect all minor irritation as well as most of your acne symptoms to go away in two to seven weeks. This is a filthy lie. I wanted to wear a paper bag over my head for the first three months, despite using it only every other night and with copious quantities of moisturizer. The flaking, cracking, itching, and redness described so matter-of-factly on the website as a typical side effect was gruesome. I would wake up in the morning with shiny red patches of dead skin too tender to pull off concentrated around my chin and mouth area that would, over the course of the day, flake off onto my clothes like charming little snowdrifts of face-dandruff. And if you miss a spot in applying your sunscreen at the beginning of the day it will immediately turn the color of cancer.
The other thing I experienced was "purging." This meant that my acne was worse than it's ever been in my
life during the weeks the Retin-A Micro furiously sloughed layer after layer of my skin off to reveal all at once the new, exciting pustules that had been lurking there all along, waiting to surface gradually and slowly wreck my life. First, I stopped leaving the house altogether. Then I started avoiding mirrors. This, too, was something I deserved. Beauty hubris had gotten me here and I would be made to suffer for it.
After three months, things were better but not great. I had fewer zits. There were moments when my skin was perfectly clear and beautiful. I also spent about fifteen minutes every morning meticulously rubbing off the lovely, flaky, dead-skin beard that had surfaced around my jaw line overnight, and my previous obsession with squeezing blackheads morphed into a new obsession with searching out and removing errant skin-flakes. I also experienced acute sensitivity. After spending an ill-advised night making out with my poorly-shaven Italian ex-boyfriend, he gasped at the sight of me under the bright, florescent lights of the Dunkin' Donuts that was our eminently refined post-makeout ritual.
"I marked you all up!" he whispered in my ear. "Your neck looks like you barely escaped from the trailer park alive." Upon inspection, I saw that he was correct. My poor little faccia was all tore up; red and angry-looking. "Fuck you, Jason. We're never making out again."
Abstaining from makeout sessions with coarse-haired exes was not the only concession I had to make for Retin-A Micro. I also had to give up all but my gentlest face products, switching from the Dr. Hauschka line to Purpose. I knew by now that exfoliation was a bad idea, as were professional facials, going to sleep in my makeup, and sharing a girlfriend's Queen Helena Mint Julep mud mask. My skin may have finally begun to look like porcelain, but it was just as fragile.
I hardly noticed the slow tapering-off of Retin-A Micro's side effects or the slow increase of its benefits, but somewhere along the line, it started working for me. My skin looks better now than it did when I was in high school. While I still get the occasional pimple, it goes away quickly and it's never part of a larger trend of bad skin like it used to be. Also, Retin-A Micro's sloughing action does an even better job on wrinkles and skin texture than it does on acne. My face is smooth and even-toned, and far less reactive to stress or stubble than it used to be. It seems to be on my side again, or maybe on my side at last.
That being said, I'm really, really, really vain now, like the first girl in high school to stop eating things. And that, in reality, is probably uglier than a little bit of the old pizza-face. Oh well!


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Lindsanity: The funny thing about the great start to the 2013 that Adam Lind has had is the way that so few are prepared to believe it.
I suppose it makes sense, given the long, slow turgid road that we followed in watching his decline three year death march through the wilderness following his Silver Slugger season of 2009. In the ensuing three years, Lind posted an OPS of .724, saw his effectiveness limited by back problems, and managed to find himself demoted and exposed to waivers. An ignominious fate, to be sure.
Lind might not keep up his current pace - .418 OBP, .540 SLG - as his .391 BABIP seems unsustainably high. But his walk rate is up impressively to 12.2%, over rates of 6.2%, 5.9% and 8.2% over the past three seasons. He's also dropped his strikeout rate down to 16.9%, which is not bad for a power hitting
And to the eye - well, my eye, anyways - Lind's swing looks vastly improved over recent years, as he is back to uncoiling his body through the swing and getting torque from a decent rotation of his hips, rather than the vacant, all-arms swipes of recent memory.
If nothing else, this seasons has certainly complicated the question of what the Jays do with Lind and his three club options for 2014 through 2016.
Catcher Controversy?: The two-guys-one-job discussion is ubiquitous among the sports-talk chattering class, and in large part, these so-called controversies make for easily digestible stories. There are winners and losers. It's binary, and you get to play both sides while urging fans to choose one or the other.
So forgive me if I indulge for a moment in that which I hold in disdain.
The Jays decision last week to bring Josh Thole to the Majors was swiftly followed by speculation as to when he might supplant the struggling J.P. Arencibia as the everyday catcher. And the contrast between the two couldn't be more stark.
In his better moments, Thole is a patient hitter who will get on base (.330 career OBP), take walks (9.1% BB rate) and not strike out too much (12.3% K rate). He'll also not hit the ball very hard (.071 isolated power). Arencibia makes a lot of outs (.267 OBP), strikes out a ton (29% K rate) and walks only on special occasions (5.5% career walk rate, which has steadily declined from his 7.4% rate from his first full season.) Still, Arencibia can smack a tater. A .211 isolated power and .431 SLG are not to be dismissed out of hand.
Toss all those numbers into a big pile, and you can understand how people would divide themselves into two camps. Fewer outs! More dingers! Less slap hitters! More dingers!
Oddly, for the catching position, there isn't a lot of discussion around the relative levels of defensive acumen among these two. Maybe it's because neither are particularly exceptional behind the plate, nor are they wholly awful.
Up until the last game played in Chicago, I might have suggested that Arencibia is unlikely to lose much playing time to Thole given what I perceive to be an undying mancrush that John Gibbons seemed to have on J.P.. All of those at bats in hitting third, fourth or fifth in the order must have come from some level of irrational affection, right?
But seeing JPA plugged into the seven-hole in the lineup - against a lefty, no less - makes me wonder if his last 20 games and 99 plate appearances have been bad enough to take the bloom off the rose. A .202 OBP with 29 strikeouts versus four walks will do that.
Arencibia is likely to remain the incumbent in the coming months, but don't be surprised to see Thole get starters against right-handers with decent breaking balls. And if he succeeds? Well, then we might have a real discussion on our hands for 2014.
And one last note to ponder: Thole is signed to a two-year deal that pays him $1.25 million per year, while Arencibia makes $505,000 and hits arbitration after this season. Which might make this somewhat contrived controversy a little more real by the time we get to the trade deadline.
Programming note: If you want to take me to task on either of today's whims, or just want to discuss the state of the Blue Jays, I'll be chatting on Sportsnet.ca tomorrow at 12:00 noon Eastern Time. Come on by and let me know about the bee in your ballcap.


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Monday, December 28, 2009
Mystery Mail
The mailman brought a wonderful surprise today, and I am not sure who the sender is. Did I order it? Is this a book Dwight said we should all read and so I obediently ordered it months ago and it has just found its way to my mailbox? Did Santa send it? Whoever sent it my way, thank you. The reading is wonderful, descriptions done masterfully, and our lives along the Stinking Water (sounds so authentic, anyone can call it the Shoshone River!) seem within reach.
Labels: This House of Sky by Ivan Doig
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- Dwight said...
I didn't send This House of Sky, but you are very lucky that you have it. Ivan Doig is simply one of my most favorite writers, ever. Velna just gave me his latest, "The Eleventh Man." Besides This House of Sky, my other all-time favorites are English Creek and Dancing at the Rascal Fair. You'll feel like your living right in his stories. Absolutely wonderful.
- December 28, 2009 at 9:28 PM
- Elizabeth said...
Dwight introduced me to Ivan Doig years ago (he lived in Seattle at the time), but I don't know what happened to my books????
- December 28, 2009 at 9:51 PM
- Judy said...
Merry Christmas!
- December 28, 2009 at 10:26 PM
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It was meant to be.....
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- Ann said...
My faith in Santa Claus has been restored! What a great book.
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The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University
Go Ask Alice - student friendly. The site has a lot of information about specific drugs but also answers questions about helping a friend with a drug or alcohol problem, coping with a hangover etc.
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Bluegrass and country singer Frank Brown earned the nickname "Hylo" thanks to the considerable vocal range that became his trademark. Born in 1922 in Johnson County, KY -- later the birthplace of Loretta Lynn -- Brown had thoroughly absorbed the music indigenous to his Appalachian home before moving with his family to Ohio, where his career as a performer began to gather steam. There, he played on local radio broadcasts and began writing songs; one composition, a tribute to the Grand Ole Opry, was recorded by Jimmy Martin. In 1950, he sang harmony on a Bradley Kincaid session.
In 1954, a song titled "Lost to a Stranger" earned Brown a recording contract with Capitol Records; the subsequent single, along with follow-ups like "Lovesick and Sorrow" and "The Wrong Kind of Life," were minor hits. In 1957, Brown joined Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs, becoming a featured vocalist with the duo's Foggy Mountain Boys. The group's increasing popularity prompted Flatt and Scruggs to form a second Foggy Mountain band, called the Timberliners, with Brown as the unit's frontman; the Timberliners were fleshed out by mandolin player Red Rector, fiddler Clarence "Tater" Tate, Jim Smoak on the banjo, and bassist Joe Phillips.
At their inception, the Timberliners performed on a circuit of television stations in Tennessee and Mississippi, later swapping schedules with Flatt & Scruggs in order to appear on West Virginia airwaves as well. In 1958, the group released Hylo Brown and the Timberliners, an LP that remains a traditional bluegrass classic. However, the advent of syndication and videotape allowed the original Flatt & Scruggs band to appear on any number of TV stations, effectively ending the Timberliners' career soon after, although Brown soldiered on for a time with a group including Norman Blake on Dobro and Billy Edwards on banjo. After the Timberliners' demise, Brown rejoined Flatt & Scruggs as a featured singer.
In the early '60s, Brown cut a handful of solo records, including 1961's Bluegrass Balladeer, 1962's Bluegrass Goes to College, and the next year's Hylo Brown Meets the Lonesome Pine Fiddlers. Throughout the decade and into the first years of the '70s, he performed solo in clubs, releasing records infrequently on small labels. However, a gradual diminishment in his vocal range resulted in Brown's eventual retirement around the middle of the decade. Brown passed away January 17, 2003. ~ Jason Ankeny
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ACONITUM: Useful at the beginning stages of measles, these children have a high fever, a dry barking cough, and red conjunctiva ("pink eye"). Their skin burns and itches, and they feel restless, anxious, and frightened. They toss and turn.
Apis: In these cases the rash begins but fails to develop fully, and soon disappears, though the child doesn't feel completely well. Their itching is worse by warmth, and their face and eyelids are puffy.
BELLADONNA: This remedy is often useful at the beginning stages of the measles when there is sudden onset of a high fever, reddened face, and throbbing headache. They tend to be drowsy, a little delirious, and have some difficulty falling or staying asleep. Despite the fever, they are not very thirsty.
Bryonia: In these cases the skin eruptions from the measles are delayed. The children have a hard, dry cough and no expectoration. Any motion causes pain. They may experience some mild delirium: the child "wants to go home" even though they are at home.
Euphrasia: These children have a fever and rash as well as acrid tearing of the eyes and a bland nasal discharge. They become sensitive to light. They have a cough, but only during the day.
Gelsemium: For these children the onset of symptoms is slow. They have a fever with great weakness and a sense of heaviness, both of the whole body and specifically the eyelids. They are without thirst.
Kali bic: These children have ropy, stringy discharges from the nose and burning and tearing of the eyes. Their salivary glands are noticeably swollen, and they may experience stitching pains from the ear into the head and neck.
PULSATILLA: These children experience a mild case of the measles. Their fever is not high, and their symptoms are not too painful. They will, however, have profuse tearing from the eyes and a nasal discharge. They also have a dry cough at night which becomes loose in the daytime. They may have ear inflammation. Although they have a dry mouth, they are without thirst.
Sulphur: Children with the measles who need this medicine have a purplish appearance. Their itching is aggravated by scratching They have reddened mucous membranes and a great thirst. Their cough and diarrhea are at their worst in the morning.
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Having an almost 3-year old at home is a constant reminder that I need to get prepared to celebrate Halloween. We've gone through so many costume ideas already, I wonder which one Aria will finally agree on when the times comes! For this dessert, I prepared three different flavors of chocolate mousse. The mousse required very few ingredients: milk, whipping cream, butter, sugar and of course chocolate (the star of this sweet treat!).
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Cardamom Chocolate Mousse topped with Meringue Cookies
This elegant chocolate dessert might seem complicated but it really wasn't. First I prepared a cardamom-flavored chocolate mousse. The mousse required very few ingredients: milk, whipping cream, butter, sugar and of course cardamom and chocolate (the stars of this sweet treat!). You'll notice no eggs were used in this step.
The second step is the meringue cookie topping. You can prepare the meringues way in advance and assemble the dessert at the last minute. The meringues provided a nice contrast of texture against the velvety chocolate mousse, as well a striking contrast of color.
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Dr. Alison Moliterno is an associate professor of medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Her areas of clinical expertise include hematologic disorders such as anemias, hemochromatosis, hypercoagulable states, iron deficiency, myeloproliferative disorders and thrombocytopenias.
Dr. Moliterno completed her internal medicine training at Johns Hopkins Bayview and pursued her hematology clinical and research fellowships at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
In 1998 she was awarded a prestigious Doris Duke Clinical Scientist Award and joined the Johns Hopkins faculty, and since then has directed numerous basic and translational projects in blood diseases. Dr. Moliterno maintains an active clinical and hospital consultation practice focused on the diagnosis and management of blood disorders.
Dr. Moliterno received her medical degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo.
- Associate Professor of Medicine
Departments / Divisions
Centers & Institutes
- MD, SUNY at Buffalo School of Medicine (1989)
- Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center / Internal Medicine (1992)
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Hematology (1998)
Board Certifications
- American Board of Internal Medicine / Hematology (1996)
Research & Publications
Research Summary
Dr. Moliterno's major clinical research involves the study of the chronic myeloproliferative disorders (MPDs) including polycythemia vera, essential thrombocytosis and idiopathic myelofibrosis. Her research is focused on the genetic and epigenetic lesions associated with the MPDs with the goal of improving diagnosis and treatment for these disorders.
Lab Website: Alison Moliterno Lab
Clinical Trial KeywordsPolycythemia vera
Selected Publications
- Moliterno AR, Hankins WD, Spivak JL. Impaired expression of the thrombopoietin receptor by platelets from patients with polycythemia vera. New Engl J Med 338:572-580, 1998.
- Moliterno AR, Siebel K, Sun A, Hankins WD, Spivak JL. A novel thrombopoietin signaling defect in polycythemia vera platelets. Stem Cells 16(suppl 2):185-192, 1998.
- Moliterno AR, Spivak JL. Post-translational processing of the thrombopoietin receptor is impaired in polycythemia vera. Blood 94:2555-2561, 1999.
- Moliterno AR, Williams DM, Gutierrez-Alamillo LI, Salvatori R, Ingersoll R, Spivak JL. Mpl Baltimore: A Thrombopoietin Receptor Polymorphism Associated with Thrombocytosis. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2004 Aug 3;101(31):11444-7.
- Goerttler PS, Mrz E, Johansson PL, Andreasson B, Kutti J, Moliterno AR, Marchioli R, Spivak JL, Pahl HL* for the MPD Research Consortium. Thrombotic and bleeding complications in four subpopulations of patients with essential thrombocythemia defined by c-Mpl protein expression and PRV-1 mRNA levels. Haematologica 2005;90:851-853
- Segal J, Moliterno AR. Platelet Counts Differ by Sex, Ethnicity, and Age in the United States. Ann Epidemiol. 2006 Feb;16(2):123-30
- Moliterno AR, Williams D, Rogers O, Spivak JL. Molecular Mimicry in the Chronic Myeloproliferative Disorders: Reciprocity between Quantitative JAK2 V617F and Mpl Expression. Blood. 2006 Dec 1;108(12):3913-5.
- Pemmaraju N, Moliterno AR, Williams D, Rogers O, Spivak JL. Quantitative JAK2 V617F Neutrophil Allele Burden Does Not Correlate with Thrombotic Risk in Essential Thrombocytosis. Leukemia 2007 Oct;21(10):2210-2.
- Williams DR, Kim AH, Rogers O, Spivak JL, Moliterno AR. Phenotypic variations and new mutations in JAK2 V617F-negative polycythemia vera, erythrocytosis and idiopathic myelofibrosis. Exp Hematol. 2007 Nov;35(11):1641-6.
- Moliterno AR, Williams D, Rogers O, Isaacs MA, Spivak JL Phenotypic variability within the JAK2 V617F-positive MPD: The roles of progenitor cell and neutrophil allele burdens. Exp Hematol. 2008 Nov;36(11):1480-6.
Academic Affiliations & Courses
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Nutritional Deficiency States-Iron/B12/Folic Acid, Hematology Fellows Summer Lecture Series
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Activities & Honors
- Doris Duke Clinical Scientist Award, 1998
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Letter to the Full House Supporting the 21st Century High-Performing Public School Facilities Act
May 11, 2009
Dear Representative:
On behalf of the 3.2 million members of the National Education Association (NEA) we urge your support for the 21st Century High-Performing Public School Facilities Act (H.R. 2187) scheduled for floor consideration this week. Votes associated with this issue may be included in the NEA Legislative Report Card for the 111th Congress.
This important legislation would provide $6.4 billion in federal grants to help states and local school districts repair and modernize public schools from coast to coast – essential to helping America's students succeed in the global economy of the 21st century. Compliance with the U.S. Green Building Council's standards for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) would be encouraged. Decision-making would remain at the local level.
Equally important, the legislation would provide an economic stimulus that helps create more than 100,000 new jobs for people who design and build schools – everyone from roofing contractors and construction workers to architects and engineers.
The average American school was built half a century ago. As a result, too many of our children attend overcrowded schools housed in buildings with leaky roofs, faulty electrical systems, and outdated technology. Communities cannot build schools fast enough to accommodate growing student populations. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provided a critical first-step toward meeting these needs by authorizing tax credits on school construction bonds. However, much more assistance is needed to ensure all students safe, modern, well-equipped, and environmentally friendly school facilities.
H.R. 2187 will help states and local school districts stretch their limited resources, continue essential education programs, equip America's students to succeed in the 21st century, encourage schools to become more environmentally friendly and energy efficient, and help create more than 100,000 new jobs in construction-related services. We urge your support of this important legislation.
Diane Shust
Director of Government Relations
Randall Moody
Manager of Federal Advocacy


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A Worcester man was charged with murder today in connection with the killing of a 20-year-old man inside a Framingham home Saturday morning.
Christian Castro-Lainez, 18, of Worcester, was held without bail after being arraigned in Framingham District Court on charges of murder, armed assault with intent to murder, unlawful possession of a loaded firearm and misleading investigators.
His girlfriend, identified as 17-year-old Margaret Desrosiers of Framingham, is facing charges of accessory after the fact to murder, being an accessory after the fact to armed assault with intent to murder, unlawful possession of a firearm and misleading investigators, according to the Middlesex District Attorney's Office. She was held on $1 million bail.
Both are to return to court Aug. 16.
The couple was arrested after police investigated a double shooting inside a Hollis Street home in Framingham. Shawn White, 20, of Framingham was taken to a nearby hospital after the shooting, reported around 1:45 a.m. Authorities said Mr. White died Sunday.
A second victim, identified only as a 21-year-old man from Framingham, was shot in the chest. He was taken to UMass Memorial Medical Center�University Campus in Worcester, where he has since been treated and released.
"These two defendants attempted to thwart the investigation by lying to authorities and falsely implicating another man," District Attorney Marian Ryan said. "The reckless and horrific action of these defendants in not only allegedly committing this horrible crime, but attempting to implicate someone else is truly disturbing. Thanks to the thorough work of local and state police, authorities unraveled this lie and have charged these two defendants."
Framingham police and state police investigators learned the two victims went to the Hollis Street residence to see Ms. Desrosiers.
"Following an interaction with Desrosiers and the two victims, it is alleged that Castro-Lainez came out to the street and a fight broke out among Castro-Lainez and the two victims," the district attorney's office said. "The fight ended and the victims got into their car to drive away, as which point it is alleged that Castro-Lainez shot the victims."
The couple is accused of telling investigators another person shot the two victims. Police found that person was not involved. A state police dog found one of the suspects and the alleged murder weapon, according to state police.
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16502 Glorietta Turn, Houston: $2,300,000
This 9,112-square-foot estate in northwest Houston is located on a golf course in an exclusive gated community. The energy-efficient property includes a state-of-the-art media room, full guest quarters, a study, two master bedroom suites, an exercise room, a wet/dry sauna and two laundry rooms.
The home is full of exquisite finishes and features amenities such as an elevator, full home insulation, and a 35-KW home generator. Chair rails, built-in bookshelves, chandelier lighting, recessed ceilings, wainscoting, Travertine tile flooring and other architectural details abound throughout the open floor plan.
A fully equipped butler's pantry includes a wine rack and wine cooler, with granite countertops and tumbled marble backsplash. Nearby, a large kitchen includes a granite island with seating space and a farm sink, wall ovens, plenty of cabinet space and a professional Viking stove. The adjacent breakfast nook offers views of the pool, spa and golf course.
Ideal for entertaining on summer nights, the home includes an outdoor kitchen, self-cleaning pool with swim jets, fiber-optic lighting and decks for entertaining or relaxing.
Beds: 5
Baths: 4 full, 4 partial
Agent: Wendy Roloff, Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate Gary Greene, 281-444-5140
- Neighborhood: Village of Northgate Forest
- Homes: 22
- Schools: Located in the Spring Independent School District, students can attend Reynolds Elementary School, Roberson Middle School, Wells Middle School, Westfield High School or Wunsche High School.


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Nov. 14, 2005
SCU Head Coach Cameron Rast
Opening Remarks
"On behalf of the men's soccer team here at Santa Clara University, we are, obviously, very proud to once again by selected to participate in the NCAA Tournament for the third year in a row. I think we have a very good group who are very deserving and will represent our university well at the highest level of college soccer. We are pleased to have a chance to compete for another national championship. That is always our goal when we begin the season. We train hard for it and we are looking forward to that opportunity first on Friday night against The Ohio State University the at Cal, hopefully, next week."
On his team's outlook at earning an NCAA Tournament invitation
"I think that any time you are not an automatic qualifier, you always have a chance that you might not get in. I'm sure there are some disappointed teams, including some West Coast Conference teams this year that did not get a bid. For us, we knew we played a challenging schedule. We knew we did that in preparation for the possibility of an NCAA bid. I think, if you look at the entire season, I think we did a very good job of preparing ourselves.
"Up until the last couple of weeks, I think we were really playing as well as anybody and one of the top teams in the country. The last couple of weeks have really shown us that we are really going to have to put our noses to the grindstone to be ready. I think we are all pleased. This is a position we look forward to being in."
On the lack of positive results the last couple of weeks
"When we look at the position we put ourselves in, we were for sure in the driver's seat in the West Coast Conference. I got the team together about a week ago and we talked about the position we had put ourselves in (needing just a win or draw in the final two matches to claim a league title). That was the position we wanted to be in, to win the WCC and get that automatic berth. When I looked at their faces and I mentioned winning the WCC, there were blank stares. You would think that would be a really negative thing. But, I don't think they ever set their sights on just winning the WCC conference title. If that was a bi-product of us playing well and winning games, great. But, I think in the end their goal is to win a NCAA championship and that is always the goal for us."
On the possibility his team could be looking ahead to a 2nd round match at Cal
"Ohio State is a tough first round opponent and their team is our only focus right now. They earned their right to play here and any talk of our team looking ahead to Cal just isn't the case. We have a tradition of playing in the NCAA Tournament and look to approach it just like we have in the past and that's by focusing solely on each opponent as they come. They earned their right to play here and any talk of our team looking ahead to Cal just isn't the case. We have a tradition of playing in the NCAA Tournament and look to approach it just like we have in the past and that's by focusing solely on each opponent as they come. Ohio State is all we are going to talk about for the next five days."
On Ohio State
"I know their coach, John Bluem, since he coached at Fresno State. They had a very tough schedule this year as well. They beat UCLA and played number one ranked Akron and number one ranked New Mexico. And, they played Indiana and Penn State, which are both seeded in the tournament. It is going to be a tough battle with a lot of physical play."
On what Mehdi Ballouchy means to the team
"Besides just the fantastic haircuts he gets... Seriously, when looked at our team two years ago in the College Cup, Mehdi was the one player we were missing. We knew that then. He was on campus, redshirting, at the time. When you speak about players who can win you a national championship, you speak about players like Mehdi Ballouchy. We know that he has a lot of creativity and ability, but maybe some of the things that get overlooked is the fact that he may work the hardest of any player on our team in terms of his workrate on the field. There is no question that his ability on both sides of the ball are a big factor in why we are in the NCAA Tournament. But, it is going to take 11 players. I entrust all 11 of those who start our game and the reserves who we select that they will be ready and they will get the job done. Mehdi has been a good leader for us and a player we didn't have two years ago."
Junior midfielder Mehdi Ballouchy on the team's nerves in watching the selection show
"(The delay in the middle of the show) made us kind of nervous. It took a while for them to call our name. We were among the last 12 or whatever. I was pretty confident that we would be invited. Before last weekend, we were ranked 11th (nationally) and I didn't think we would drop that far."


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We have found that the use of a heavy-walled tubing material offers superior noise reduction qualities. We STRONGLY ADVISE against the installation of fiberglass filled mufflers. Repeated exposure to a rotary engine's hot exhaust gases will melt the fiberglass packing quickly, increase exhaust noise substantially, and cause you frequent replacement headaches.
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You probably didn't know that the very first cordless phone actually came out in the eighties? That was before I was even born! It's difficult to imagine that it's been that long, but it really does take a long time. Since its release, the cordless phone has been taking over the world.
However, if you check the trends, it's not doing so well lately. People are losing interest in the cordless telephone in favor of a mobile device. The good news is that it will probably be another decade before the cordless phone goes completely into the archives. Did you know that you can get the best 2015 cordless telephone for cheap? The year 2015 has been a great one for sales of cordless phones.
The First Phones
When it was first released, the cordless phone was actually very expensive. You also only had a handful of different models to choose from, so you needed to make your decision wisely.
Over the last two decades, technology has changed dramatically, and now, there are hundreds of different models to choose from. Check the latest reviews from Protect America. There are many protect America reviews to read. It's really a great service for those who live in America.
The companies that make these phones are always improving on previous designs, so while it might seem like there are thousands of different models to choose from, it's actually far easier to find a decent model than you might think.
Phone Frequencies
When you're considering buying a cordless phone, you also have to think about the frequencies. There are many different frequencies that you need to be aware of. Some are more popular than others, but you should still understand what they all do.
The frequency known as 5.8 GHz is one of the most well-known, but there are a few others. The FTC has designated these frequencies to be used with wireless phones.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 90 diseños de 27 diseñadores freelance.
Spur 9
My company needs a logo for a new product. It is a nutritional supplement that gives you mental alertness, energy, and enhanced memory.
The logo will be printed on our supplement bottle, our website, and any print collateral. I imagined the colors being high contrast sky blue with black lines but I am open to your suggestions.
I am open to nearly anything as long as it is very modern. I wouldn't mind seeing the logo incorporate an actual spur (from a cowboy boot) somehow.
We want to convey that the product will make you feel young, hip, trendy.
The logo should have a tagline of "Happy. Zippy. Healthy." (or if you want to suggest other similar words such as blissful, awake, etc.) I like designs that have a block of text with lots of different fonts, colors, spaces, and sizes perhaps with the words overlapping.
Here is an example http://www.bubblewood.com/index_fr.htm
I like big, bold, sans serif type. This will be on a 7 x 2 inch label so the Spur 9 needs to be clearly readable from a distance (the rest of the words can be smaller and only readable from an arms length).
I will consider any ideas that fall outside these guidelines - please submit if you have an interesting or very cutting edge idea.
I don't want anything typical of a nutritional supplement - none of the swerving lines and symbols that try to convey holistic/peaceful living. Nothing traditional.
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The Scottish GENES blog has now ceased publication - for continuing Scottish news please refer to its sister blog, British GENES, at http://britishgenes.blogspot.com. The Scottish GENES posts will remain online as an archive of Scottish genealogical news from 2007-2011. Alba - agus Scottish GENES - gu bràth!
Saturday, 2 February 2008
Scottish Women Chartists
Millions of people signed the three great Chartist petitions of 1839 to 1848, with thousands active in the campaign to win the vote, secret ballots, and other democratic rights that we now take for granted. A significant proportion were women, but they were seldom recorded in the media of the day. Sue has trawled many newspapers to find those that did make it into print, and her results can now be seen at the ChartistAncestors website, at http://www.chartists.net/scottish-women-chartists.htm
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- Mark said...
Hi Chris
I run the Chartist Ancestors website, so many thanks for the link. I just wanted to say that Sue has done a great job putting the list together. There is a real lack of up-to-date research into either Scottish Chartism or women's role in the Chartist movement, so her research fills a real gap. Plenty of room for further work here if anyone is looking for a research project...
- 15 February 2008 at 13:27
- Chris Paton said...
Hi Mark,
The Chartist Ancestors site is an excellent website, so I am glad you were able to host her contribution on it!
- 20 February 2008 at 15:19


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GIMME SHELTER- Greenhouse effects: Put it off until tomorrow
Q: We just moved into a house with a small greenhouse attached. We'd like to start using it but have never grown plants in a greenhouse. Any tips?
A: Recreational greenhouses are great for cold-sensitive plants you want to "over winter" or for getting a head start on your spring planting– like getting your tomatoes started in February! They can also be handy storage areas for your gardening supplies and tools, as well as a quiet place to sit and enjoy some greenery during the bleak winter months.
However, you may want to wait before you start work on your greenhouse. In the summer, the heat and light factor is going to do you more harm than good. Even with proper venting, greenhouses can get as hot as 130 degrees in the summer, causing plants to wither. In addition, the excess humidity can cause mold and mildew growth. While it's no trouble heating a greenhouse, as the sun helps with that, you can only cool it so much. That's why most people in this area typically shut down their greenhouses in the summer.
September is usually a good time to start cleaning out your greenhouse and deciding which plants you want to over-winter. It's also a good idea to make sure the greenhouse environment is sterilized, especially if is attached to your house, as soil-born diseases can get a foothold.
How you heat the greenhouse depends on what plants you choose. For cold-sensitive tropical plants such as orchids, you'll probably need a more economical gas or propane heater to make sure temperatures don't get below 65 degrees. If you want to grow carrots, lettuce, radishes, and other vegetables through the winter, you'll need to make sure temperatures don't go below 50 to 55 degrees. If you simply want your greenhouse to be a winter home for spring plantings, a small electric heater to keep night temperatures between 40 and 45 should be sufficient.
You might also consider lighting options, as the days are shorter in the winter and it can be fun to work on your gardening in the evening or at night. For germinating seeds and coaxing seedlings, fluorescent and incandescent lamps are sufficient, but to get plants to flower or bud over the winter, you'll need the more powerful metal halide lamps.


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Justin Bieber Admits: 'I'm Cheap'
It takes a big man to admit he's frugal, and that's just what Justin Bieber did. He told an interviewer that he still inspects clothing price tags and called himself "cheap."
The Biebs, who covered Forbes as one of the richest teens in show business last year, admitted that despite raking in the cash, he is careful about how he spends his money.
In a chat with Top of the Pops (quotes via Entertainment Wise), the 'Boyfriend' singer (and object of affection of millions of Beliebers) said that he no longer has an allowance but that he isn't wasteful.
The spendthrift said, "Normally I make good, sound decisions. You don't have to worry about me. My parents trust me. I don't have an allowance anymore, which is good."
Yeah, well it's easy for Pattie Mallette and Jeremy Bieber to keep their eyes on their son since his every moved is documented on Twitter or tracked by paparazzi. The tragic death of a pap who was chasing JB was all over the news this week.
Regarding his finances, he said, "I don't have access to all my money, but I have a bank account so I can get money out."
He's used to being frugal since he was raised without much money, which is why he donates to the local food bank in his native city in Ontario. "I grew up without much money, so now that I don't have to look at the bill when I buy dinner, it's cool," he said. "I still look at the price tags on clothes though. I'm still cheap like that."
It's actually to The Biebs' credit that he doesn't just throw money around because he can.
Watch the Justin Bieber 'Beauty and a Beat' Video