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Publicis Kaplan Thaler Receives Several Communication Arts Advertising Annual Awards
Posted by PublicisUSA in Our Work on October 10, 2013
NEW YORK CITY, NY (September 9, 2013) – Publicis Kaplan Thaler received three Communications Arts' Advertising Annual Awards. The Communication Arts Awards honor the best in visual communications from around the world and recognize the finest talent in the industry.
The following PKT creative was recognized:
Bounty "Dry Spills"
Publicis Kaplan Thaler
Chief Creative Officer – Rob Feakins
Executive Creative Director – David Corr
Copywriter – Larissa Kirschner
Art Director – James Rothwell
Bounty "Monster Spills"
Publicis Kaplan Thaler
Chief Creative Officer – Rob Feakins
Executive Creative Director – David Corr
Copywriter – Dennis Greeley
Art Director – Julian Newman
Scope "Good Breath Is A Good Move" campaign
To hear the Scope Radio work, click here.
Publicis Kaplan Thaler
Chief Creative Officer – Rob Feakins
Executive Creative Director – David Corr
Creative Director – Carlos Figueiredo
Copywriters– Alexis Garber and Kat Saoyen
Producer – Marissa Schaeffer
The Communication Arts Advertising Competition is the most prestigious competition for creativity in advertising. Any advertising project printed, published or aired for the first time from May 2013 through May 2014 is eligible. Selected by leading creative directors, art directors and writers, the winning entries will be distributed worldwide in the Communication Arts Advertising Annual, in print and on the iPad, and on commarts.com, assuring important exposure to the creators of this outstanding work. CA's Award of Excellence is one of the most-coveted awards in the industry. If chosen, winning places recipients in the highest ranks of your profession.
Each winning entrant will receive a personalized Award of Excellence, milled from solid aluminum and award certificates issued for firms, individuals and clients.
The CA jurors work in multiple screening teams. Each category is divided between the screening teams so each group screens a portion of the entries. Each juror views the entries independently. Any juror can put an entry into the final voting by selecting it.
For finals, all jurors work as a single team. After the judges make their selections, their votes are tallied. A simple majority is usually required for a finalist to be selected a winner.
The work listed above will be featured in the November/December 2013 issue of Communication Arts. A list of all Communication Arts' Annual Advertising Award winners can be found here.
About Publicis Kaplan Thaler
Publicis Kaplan Thaler is a fully integrated advertising agency with digital, social and technology at its core. With over 650 employees, it is the flagship of Publicis Worldwide in the USA, the North American operating unit of Publicis Worldwide, the largest global agency network within Publicis Groupe. The Agency's blue-chip client roster includes: Procter & Gamble, CITI, Nestlé, Merck, Pfizer, TriHonda, Wendy's, L'Oréal, AFLAC, and NAPA Auto Parts, among others. To learn more about Publicis Kaplan Thaler, follow @PKTtweets, like on Facebook or visit pkt.com.
About Communication Arts
Founded in 1959, Communication Arts is the premier source of inspiration for graphic designers, art directors, design firms, corporate design departments, advertising agencies, interactive designers, illustrators and photographers—everyone involved in visual communication. Whether in print or online, CA's editorials, feature articles and the annual competitions it sponsors provide new ideas and information, while promoting the highest professional standards for the field. Now in its 53rd year, CA continues to showcase the current best—from industry veterans to tomorrow's innovators—in design, advertising, illustration, photography, interactive media and typography. Communication Arts and http://www.commarts.com are owned and operated by Coyne & Blanchard, Inc.
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Chicago Fire 2 – 4 D.C. United
RFK Stadium – Aug. 22, 2012
Chicago Fire Head Coach Frank Klopas
On the turning point of the match:
"I think it was giving the second away that late in the first half. We gave up easy goals, especially the first and second one. Also, United's third goal dug a deeper hole, which meant that we had to make changes and play a riskier game that left wide open spaces for them. It paid off when we scored our second goal, but it also allowed them to score again. I give credit to D.C. for coming out with good intensity and winning the game."
On the corrections Chicago has to make in the next games:
"I think we came out too casual in certain situations. We have to be more alert and more focused. I think that teams must earn the goals they score against us, but some of United's goals were a little soft and we could have prevented them. We did perform well in some aspects and I am happy with the team. It's just little things, like opening your hips or looking at both references -the guy with the ball and the player making the run – that can make us a tighter team. I think that we have to regroup now. We have a little break of ten days, which will let us to get some of our players healthy and allow us to get ready for some big, exciting games coming up."
Chicago Fire Midfielder Marco Pappa
On what he thinks Chicago did right:
"Setting the end result aside, this was definitely an attractive match. It was a close game, and both teams had a lot of chances. We had options, we even hit the post, and we tried to put pressure on them, but now more important matches are coming, and we have to keep fighting."
On D.C. United now being just one point behind Chicago in the standings:
"We knew how important this match was, but what's done is done, and now we must lift our spirits, learn from our mistakes, and continue to improve."
On what Chicago lacked to achieve a better result:
"Well, at the end of the day it's about scoring goals. The 4-2 result is a clear indication that we must take better advantage of our chances and finish more often. I think everyone contributed positively on the pitch today, but unfortunately we could not get the score we wanted."
Chicago Fire Midfielder Gonzalo Segares
On his goal:
"I don't think it's motivating to score when the team does not win. We are disappointed about not achieving the result we wanted today. We are capable of playing better, but unfortunately it wasn't our day."
On Chicago's errors:
"It was mostly our lack of order. Once we went down in the scoreboard, we started pressuring up, which spread our lines thin and gave a lot of space for players like De Rosario to hurt us. When we play away games we are generally a very organized team, with two defensive lines that close down space well, but that was clearly not the case today. That was what made the difference in the game."
On the upcoming schedule:
"It's always vital to win at home, but especially now that it is the final push of the season. We are very focused on winning our home games so that we can to cut the distance between us and the leading teams of the conference standings in order to reach the playoffs."
D.C. United Head Coach Ben Olsen
Overall thoughts on the match:
"We could have put them away much earlier, but besides that, it was a really good night. I was impressed with a lot of guys starting with Marcelo [Saragosa]. He set a good tone and I'm proud of him. He has had a tough year and I have relied on him very sparingly and he's always telling me, 'I got it, you need to put me in the game.'"
On Andy Najar's performance at right back:
"I thought Andy [Najar] had a really good day at right back…It was pretty impressive. It was fun to watch, that's for sure. I think he knows [that he can be a good right back]. He has these unique qualities in this League and they all lend itself to the modern right back. You look at soccer now and the outside backs have to be good on the ball and dynamic, they have to have great engines to get up and down the field and they have to be brave in their defending. He's got a lot of those qualities. He will grow into it. We'll still use him on the flanks and it's a good option to have."
On Lionard Pajoy's performance:
"I'm glad he got his goal. I thought he caused their center backs a lot of trouble."
On Dwayne De Rosario's performance:
"Dwayne's back. Dwayne played with a lot of energy and we fed off of that…Him getting that goal is big. But even more so, I saw Dwayne back today a little bit more. The last two games he has really stepped up his game. I think he senses that this team needs him now and the team needs him to be great. He's inching towards that and I'm hoping that he can consistently put numbers on the board again."
On the response after Sunday's performance:
"I guess it motivated them and we still feel a little bit wronged and it is still a little bit on all of our minds. I'm glad we responded in the right way today."
On Marcelo Saragosa and Perry Kitchen playing together in the midfield:
"On paper it has always made sense. If their spacing is right, they can coexist. Sometimes when you have two like-minded guys in the same spot, you worry about them both doing that holding midfield role and not being able to push out. I'll tell you what – they did it very well tonight and I was very pleased. It's an option now going forward for sure."
On the next match against Montreal:
"It's a quick turnover. Its probably only fitting since we caught Montreal in the same way here. They will want to get a little payback from that. We'll play the best group that we have and fight it out up in Canada."
On Pajoy's goal:
"It's a great response. We have done that quite a few times this year – where we get scored on and then come back and put one in. It was a great response. I'm happy for Pajoy. It's always nice when you go to a new team and get your first goal. I'm happy for Long Tan. For him to come in and put that in, it really eased up some tensions there down the stretch."
On what needs to be done better:
"There was some issues as well. The free kick, the set piece was unacceptable. We have to sort that out. When you make subs, it's easy to lose track of who has who, but we have to sort that out. That's unacceptable. If were in a tight game, that could cost us."
D.C. United Forward Dwayne De Rosario
On his goal:
"Most importantly, it feels better when you come away with a win and that's the objective – no matter how it comes, we're looking to get three points. But, I think the way we performed tonight really showed what we're capable of and we've got to come with that same intensity, that same performance every game. If we do step on the field with that passion, that emotion, that drive, we'll be alright."
On the response after Sunday's draw:
"It shows a lot of character. I think a lot of guys experienced a lot last year and we don't want to experience the same thing and we're just trying to push forward and learn from our mistakes each game. We're still disappointed that we let in a set piece goal, so that's something that we need to clean up. Every game you can learn something from and we really want to limit giving away goals on set pieces."
On being undefeated (8-0-4) at home since March 10:
"We always said, we want to make this a tough place to play and I think we've done that. Right now, home wins are important – it's vital to our success and to where we want to go. So we've got to keep that focus and bring that same intensity and focus on the road with us. We know our road record hasn't been the best, and we have time to improve that."
On the importance of the supporters are home:
"I can't speak highly enough about the fans and their support. We're just trying to encourage more and more fans to come out and show their support, but the fans that have been with us, through the rain – through the good and the bad – we salute them. They're our twelfth man and we're very happy to have that support every time we play at home."
On his changing role on the team:
"It's a long season and this is crunch time – where every team is picking it up a gear and we need to do the same, especially me. I'm one of the main leaders of this time – me and Wolffy [Josh Wolff] – and we take a lot of responsibility on ourselves when the team doesn't perform or when the team doesn't do well and we're willing to stand up for our team. We're happy with the performance tonight. It's going to take that same mental toughness, that same focus going into Montreal. We're going up against another team that has been doing well, but if we play our game, we should be fine."
On looking ahead to his 100th goal:
"My focus right now is wins and if I have to score to help my team win, so be it. Whatever the case is. Right now, I'm just looking at working hard and for my team."
On Pajoy's goal just before halftime:
"It was huge. I have to credit Andy [Najar] on being aggressive. From kickoff, we took it right to them. Andy fell, got back up and still took it to the defender and created that chance. Pajoy following it up on the back post and finishing it off was huge going into the half."
On Najar's performance at right back:
"Great. I think his work rate was great. He really bounced it out very nicely for us on the defensive side and going forward. He created that option going up the wings, which is huge for us and we're very happy with his performance tonight."
D.C. United Midfielder Marcelo Saragosa
Overall thoughts on the match:
"First of all, I'm very happy to be back on the field with my teammates. Three points is very important for us tonight, so I'm very happy for that too."
On the team's recovery after Sunday's draw with Philadelphia:
"Everybody felt disappointed, sad, but after Sunday we left everything behind and started working and thinking about Chicago. I'm very proud of my teammates and very happy about the result."
On sharing the central midfield with Perry Kitchen:
"He is a good guy – we work well together. But it's about the team; it's not about me and Perry. It's about the commitment, the team, and everyone together helping each other. This is what it's all about."
On the importance of Lionard Pajoy's goal:
"It's great. When you score right away, it gives you more confidence, more energy, and then we are back in the game again."
On facing the Montreal Impact on Saturday:
"First of all we need to recover and then start thinking about Montreal. Montreal is a team behind us and we need to push hard and get the three points there to go higher in the standings."
D.C. United Defender Brandon McDonald
On recovering from Sunday's match:
"It was good because we had to get over it. We felt like we got one taken away from us last game, so I think we were kind of riding off that. Everybody here knew what was at stake because that was a big game for us in the standings table. To come out with this result is huge."
On Dwayne De Rosario nearing his 100th MLS goal:
"I don't think he worries about it. He is a team player. The goals will come and for him is just about getting into playoffs."
On Andy Najar's performance at right back:
"I like to welcome our new player "Cafu" to our team [laughs]. He was unbelievable out there. I don't know where his feet came from or how he gets out of some of the stuff he does. I'm there in the game thinking 'how in the world is this guy doing this?' So for me, playing next to him is great because I can sit back and watch and don't worry about it coming back down our throats."
D.C. United Midfielder Perry Kitchen
On Dwayne De Rosario's impact on the team:
"He is our captain for a reason. This is crunch time and we need guys to step up. I think as a whole we were kind of in a rough patch there for a little bit and I think we are making our way out of it, and we need to if we want to make the playoffs."
On the midfield partnership with Marcelo Saragosa:
"It was great. Marcelo is a very hard worker and he kind of split that role with me. We were more side-by-side rather than one in front of the other. I think it was a good shape for us. We hadn't worked on it too much, but coming into the game we knew we needed to battle because they had three guys in the middle there."
Overall thoughts on the match:
"Overall, I think it was good, granted that we still gave up two goals and one of them was a set piece-goal. We want to stay away from that because those are preventable goals. We just have to learn from it and move on."
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Dakota Johnson & Sarah Hyland: 'Date & Switch' Trailer!
Check out the trailer for Dakota Johnson's new movie Date and Switch!
Here is the movie's synopsis: High school seniors Michael (Nicholas Braun) and Matty (Hunter Cope) have been best friends since 3rd grade. Still virgins, they make a pact to help each other "score" before Senior Prom – but their mission suddenly takes an unexpected turn when Matty announces that he's gay.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Dakota Johnson
The movie also stars Sarah Hyland and Zach Cregger. It will be released in theaters on February 14 – a perfect Valentine's Day date movie!


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during the last days I installed the 3.5.4 release of OpenZaurus. I used the package manager to install openssl and the ipsec-tools.
But i was not able to use the ip-sec tools. The following error occurs every time, e.g. while calling setkey -D
pkfey_open: Address family not supported by protocol.
I searched the sourceforge page of the ipsec-tools and got the following hint:
You have no support for PF_KEY sockets in your kernel. They are used to
pass messages between setkey in userspace and the SAD/SPD in kernelspace.
Either compile it in or load the module af_key.
But i can not find any module on the zaurus supporting this.
Can anyone tell me, where to get this module.
Thanks a lot
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Cut Missions
During development of the game, many missions were developed but never made it to final production. Definitively known cut missions are listed here. For the rest, see the respective Content Changes article.
Grand Theft Auto III
- Unknown mission
Rockstar has stated recently that one mission was removed due to the 9/11 attacks.[1]
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
You were supposed to get a reasonably nice car and drive it over to Cesar's house. Once there, Cesar was going to tune it up for Carl Johnson and socialize at the same time. However, the car gets towed before they can do anything so CJ and Cesar head over to the Police Station to retrieve it from the impound lot.
The mission was supposed to find the Russian who knows where Big Smoke is hiding and then needs to take over some Los Santos Vagos territories in order to gain access to Big Smoke's palace.
Another mission that was supposedly given by The Truth, where he is holed up in Bayside for entering Area 51 territory. The mission also introduces a deleted vehicle, the FBI Truck.
This was the beta name of the mission Doberman as the mission had a different setting.
In this mission you must prevent Berkley's RC Tigers from reaching Zero's RC Shop and destroying it. You must destroy the RC Tigers by detonating your RC Bandits near them and have to destroy them all before your remote control's battery runs out.
You must use a pickup truck to 'recover' a Sultan.
Grand Theft Auto IV
- I and High
Another cut mission, the primary evidence of this mission having been existed is the text entry at key
M_21, which comes after Shadow and before Crime and Punishment. It can be assumed that Little Jacob was the mission giver.
- American Dream
Another cut mission, the primary evidence of this mission having been existed is the text entry at key
M_8, which comes after Uncle Vlad and before Logging On. It can be assumed that Roman Bellic was the mission giver.
Grand Theft Auto V
- The Sharmoota Job
It was a heist that featured 2 missions involving Trevor and Michael robbing from a billionare, stealing his safe, his prized horse and his wife. It started out with both T and M either looking at their house online or going to their house as potential buyers. From there you'd have the option of either stealthily breaking into the house at night, go in dressed as mimes - then having a big gun fight with Mexican gang member, or go in dressed as clowns - then stealthily pulling off the robbery.[2]
- Solomon 4 - Harrier
A cut mission for Solomon Richards that involved the cut Hydra. "Plant bombs in the underground tunnel. Stop a convoy and detonate explosives so Harrier jet falls through hole in ground then steel it."[2]
- Car Steal 1 - Social Networking
A mission for Devin Weston where Franklin tricks Brucie into going out with a prostitute and steals his Stinger.[2]
Side Missions
- Random Encounter - Dale
2 missions for Franklin where you meet a stranger named Dale, who asks you to take 10 pictures of hot women and send them to him. After doing so on your own time, Franklin finds out Dale is planning to drug the women, and Franklin tries to stop him, but Dale drugs him. Then you chase down and kill Dale.[2]
- Random Encounter - Mrs.A and Mrs.B
Conflict between 2 neighboring house wives that take place over 5 missions for Franklin.[2]
- Random Encounter - Magenta
2 missions for Michael. Michael meets Magenta in the middle of nowhere, walking and chanting. She asks Michael to attain true perfection in body. After buying and wearing expensive clothes, Magenta invites Michael to her house. After going to her house, Michael gets invited in to a group of elderly people having sex. Disturbed, he exits the building and phones his shrink, asking for more therapy.[2]
- The Band
2 missions. "Bring the band members back together." "Stop Trevor from sabotaging concert."[2]
- Cut BailBond Missions
There were going to be 6 more bailbond missions focused further away from Maude.[3]


text: I think y'all take the whole "don't tell the spot" thing a little too seriously. If your going to get waves your going to get waves. Encourage surfing any where, any time. Break down the barriers. Surfing is not a cult, its just regular people. I read so much hostility on the internet about telling spots but I don't know why its a freakin' beach. People don't get mad in public when others have open conversations about breaks. If someone is on the internet seeking out surf information, why not tell them the spot. If you are really afraid that is the reason your not getting waves your doing it wrong. Directed at none of you fine folks just putting some thoughts into writing. Remember we don't hold the answers, you are not the guardian of surfing, it came long before you and will go on long after, you are accomplishing nothing. If people actually talked about specific spots this site would be worthwhile.


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A presentation of the Guaraná Power soft drink – information on the product and the situation of the guaraná farmers as well as bottling and serving of the drink – was part of Utopia Station curated by Molly Nesbit, Hans-Ulrich Obrist and Rirkrit Tiravanija at the 50th Venice Biennial, 2003. Other versions of the factory were later installed at Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma, Helsinki and RedCat Gallery, Los Angeles. In 2003, SUPERFLEX initiated a collaboration with a guaraná farmers' cooperative from Maués in the Brasilian Amazon in order to produce the Guaraná Power soft drink. The farmers have organised themselves in response to the activities of the multinational corporations XxXxx and XxxxxXx, a cartel whose monopoly on purchase of the raw material has driven the price paid for guaraná seeds down by 80% while the cost of their products to the consumer has risen.
Design by Rasmus Koch
Author: Anupam Chander, 2004


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SALT Presentation: More that Just Talk – An Experience Using Cell Phones for Education
Presenter: Lin Muilenburg/ St. Mary's College of Maryland
My Mind Map for the Presentation:
I really enjoyed this presentation. The presenter kept us all engaged despite the fact that it was the last show of the day.
If you have a cellphone with a camera, then you can develop learning activity that engages your students.
These activities can take the form of polls, scavenger hunts, photo logs, fone conferences, etc. The applications are almost limitless. I'm thinking of creating a scavenger hunt using QR codes, various clues, and web games, maybe even geo cache to have a treasure hunt teambuilding at work.
A few days later…..
Back at a 'real computer,' I'm still obsessed with QR Codes. In the United States, the codes can be read mainly by cell phones. In Asia, most of the phones are outfitted with a QR Code reader. I was able to visit the QR Code Generator site and create one for my blog.
There are endless possibilities for using QR Codes to empower mobile learning with smart phones. For example, students could create their own "Museum Exhibitions" complete with an interactive media tour. They create their exhibits with labels that include QR codes that provide links to web pages, videos, mp3 files, etc. FUN STUFF!!!! Students could even design their own 'educational' treasure or scavenger hunts for their teachers, parents, and fellow schoolmates.
Here's a really well put together presentation on using QR Codes for Teaching I found on slideshare. The design process is meant for creating learning experiences for students on the University level, but I can see many of the principles being adapted for younger students as well.


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Not the most inspiring set of videos this week. Work harder, everyone! There were a few good ones, though, and we've got them listed below.
1. Die Antwoord – "Fok Julle Naaiers" (Dir. Ninja & Ross Garret)
The first few Die Antwoord videos were so weird and mesmerizing and alien that they opened up this whole possible reality of South African rave-rap white trash open hostility and accidental genius. Then, it turned out that they were really just married art types doing this for attention after Ninja couldn't make it as a straight-up rapper. They also got an Interscope contract and became as overexposed as a weird internet novelty can possibly be. That wore some of the magic off, even though they're pretty incredible live performers and even though they're devoted enough to their batshit concept that they're willing to get all tatted up in its name. Their new video isn't up to the standards of the old ones, but they've once again proven themselves capable of creating some deeply striking images. And they're apparently willing to cover themselves in scorpions and fill their mouths with worms to do it. That's, like, worth something.
2. Tom Waits – "Satisfied" (Dir. Jesse Dylan)
All Tom Waits has to do to land #2 on this list is make some crazy faces in his backyard, improvise a couple of goofy dances, and continue to be the man. That's what happens when you're an unquestioned world-class bad motherfucker.
3. T.I. – "I'm Flexin'" (Feat. Big K.R.I.T.) (Dir. Motion Family)
In its own way, this isn't that different from the Tom Waits video. It's an exceedingly simple video, one that succeeds or fails almost entirely on the strength of its star's charisma. And like that Tom Waits clip, it happens to feature an extremely charismatic star. In a slow, week, that's all you need.
4. Rammstein – "Mein Land" (Dir. Jonas Åkerlund)
The concept is deeply silly and even a bit obvious, especially when it turns into the Joker-makeup bacchanal in its last minute. But the little touches are nice. Frontman Till Lindemann, for instance, is an almost disturbingly plausible David Hasselhoff clone. And the song turns out to be easier to twist to than anyone could've expected. Nice color pallette, too.
5. The History Of Apple Pie – "Mallory" (Dir. ?)
Kids dancing around, having fun, looking genuinely enthused, playing catchy song. And then there's a food fight that involves a Jell-O mold that looks like a brain. That's not much, but it's enough to push this one past the endless video where the supermodels pretend to be Duran Duran.


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Bibhitaki Terminalia bellirica
The fruits from this often HUGE tree produce astringent tasting fruits that have a long history of use in India. These soft, brown fruits are an essential ingredient in the famous Triphala (Three Fruit) formula. This supplement is the 'go-to' for all things digestive and a favourite at Pukka.
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How Glycation Leads to Aging
Advanced glycation end products (AGEs) are molecules that form when sugar molecules bind to proteins and lipids in the body. This process is called glycation.
While glycation is a normal part of aging, it is far from desirable. AGEs contribute to cataracts, atherosclerosis, kidney failure, and even wrinkles and are implicated in the development of various diseases.
Fortunately, lifestyle changes, as well as specific nutrients, may counteract the process of AGE formation and thus help to slow the aging process.
AGEs Increase the Risk of CancerAdvanced glycation end products also occur in the food that we eat — particularly foods cooked at higher temperatures. Glycation (or "browning") reactions occur as proteins combine with the sugars present. For this reason, the standard Western diet contains more AGEs than are considered healthy.
A study published in 2012 uncovered an increased risk of prostate cancer among men who ate well-done fish, by either pan-frying, oven-broiling, or grilling.1 Men who ate fish cooked at a low temperature experienced no greater risk.
A year earlier, researchers from UCLA reported an increased risk of advanced prostate cancer in men who consumed higher amounts of hamburgers, grilled red meat, processed meat, and well-done meat.2
AGEs are Linked to Alzheimer's DiseaseNew research indicates that AGEs may be involved in the accumulation of amyloids, the brain plaques that characterize Alzheimer's disease.
Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, in New York City, recently found a high level of AGEs, as well as amyloid-beta deposits, in the brains of mice given a diet high in AGEs.3 The adverse changes observed in the study did not occur in mice given a diet low in AGEs.
How to Combat AGEs with Nutritional SupplementsCutting down on meat is one way to reduce the risks associated with AGEs. Another way to reduce AGEs in the body is by consuming specific nutrients.
Benfotiamine (a form of vitamin B1), pyridoxal 5'-phosphate (a form of vitamin B6), and carnosine can reduce glycation reactions that occur in the body.
Carnosine, which is found naturally in cells and in food, can interfere with glycation, as well as reduce the formation of damaging reactive oxygen species. It's composed of two amino acids, beta-alanine and L-histidine.
AGEs Put Diabetics at Increased RiskSince glycation is more prevalent in diabetics, it is recommended that diabetics undergo regular testing for hemoglobin A1c. While the test is a good marker of long-term blood glucose control in diabetics, it also provides a valuable assessment of glycation for healthy men and women.
Keeping blood sugar under control is one way to reduce glycation in the body. For most people, this involves eating right and exercising, but for diabetics, specific medications may be required.
The Bottom LineAGEs can accelerate the aging process and may contribute to a number of health problems and diseases. Fortunately, by adjusting your cooking methods, eating less sugar, and supplementing with the right nutrients, you can minimize your risk. As always, prevention is the best medicine of all. Surprised?
- Cancer Causes Control. 2012 Mar;23(3):405-20.
- Nutr Cancer. 2011 63(4):525-37.
- Proc Natl Acad Sci. 2014 Feb.


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My tests came back negative, with no signs of illness, but my negative reaction to "survivor" remained. So I went on a quest to see how other women with cancer histories felt about that label.
Sue was diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease 25 years ago. Three years later she had a recurrence. "Stage 4 is usually a death sentence," she said. "But I fought like mad -- chemo, whole body radiation, months in the hospital. I never use 'survivor.' I 'terminated' my cancer."
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Another friend said, "I saw Laura Ingraham on the news. She called herself a 'cancer conqueror.' I like it -- I'll use it."
Kerry wrote, "My dilemma is that I never thought of the term 'survivor' in a negative light. Once we were referred to as cancer 'victims' -- far worse. I always looked on survivor as an improvement. 'Warrior'? No, in my mind that means the battle is ongoing. How does 'veteran' sound to you?"
Veteran sounds right for me.
I was unknowingly a victim for at least three years when my breast cancer went undetected and misdiagnosed, despite regular mammograms and checkups.
I turned into a warrior when I insisted on a biopsy even though my breast surgeon insisted that the suspicious areas on my mammogram were nothing. The biopsy proved the 'nothing' to be a 9-centimeter Stage 3 malignancy. I battled with my insurance company in order to receive what was then the most aggressive treatment possible -- a mastectomy, chemo, radiation and a bone marrow transplant.
Yes, I did survive both the treatment and the cancer. But I don't think of myself as a survivor. I think of myself as a veteran in a very foreign war.
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June 18, 2012
Richard Klementovich, the 42-year-old Clifton, Pennsylvania police officer who barricaded himself in the home of his ex-wife in nearby Doylestown and turned a quiet neighborhood into a free-fire zone, was apparently attempting to commit "suicide by cop."An admitted steroid user, Klementovich – who was paid $114, 560 in 2011 — described himself as angry "at this job and law enforcement. And it's them who I will take out my anger on."
"They will do the job I couldn't and take my life," wrote the 14-year law enforcement veteran in a June 16 e-mail to his ex-wife wife, Jill Majors. "I hope whomever comes to our house is ready to die tomorrow because I will be Jill…. Tell the police I have a surprise for them, this is the way I want to die." When police arrived at the home, they found a manila envelope containing a note in which Klementovich said that he had scoped rifles, a cache of 2,000 rounds of ammunition, and that he "was ready to die."
After Klementovich fired on police vehicles, several SWAT teams and emergency response units converged on the scene. Local residents were ordered to seek shelter in a nearby police facility or in their basements. Despite the deployment of paramilitary operators and heavy weaponry – including a tank-like vehicle – the standoff ended in anti-climactic fashion. Displaying uncommon restraint, the police allowed one of their own to surrender to a negotiator and leave the home of "his own free will," reports NJ.com.
Prior to June 17, Klementovich was part of New Jersey's tax-subsidized elite: He reportedly was paid $114,560 in 2011, at least some of which was used to feed his steroid addiction — which most likely would have led to a prison term had he been a Mundane (or common citizen).
Steroid use – including the attendant psychological syndrome called "Roid Rage" is quite commonplace among cops. "Officer Jimmy," an anonymous active-duty police officer, told Men's Health magazine that "Steroid use is very pervasive in law enforcement. I'd say, of the cops I know, 20 percent to 25 percent of them are using" steroids. "Jimmy," who became a police officer in 2000, is a good representative of the "dominate-intimidate" mindset that defines contemporary law enforcement. He believes – or at least believed at one time – that police are under-utilizing an important tool: "What law enforcement needs is a little testosterone. Every cop should do a [steroid] cycle a year."
A March 2004 pamphlet published by the DEA's "Office of Diversion Control" underscores the reasons why steroids are so attractive to the likes of "Officer Jimmy": "The idea of enhanced physical strength and endurance provides one with `the invincible mentality' when performing law enforcement duties."
If Klementovich had snapped and committed an act of violence against an innocent person while on duty, he most likely would be on "administrative leave" – that is, paid vacation – while his police union provided him with expensive legal help and unqualified support. The fact that he was able to walk away from the standoff, rather than being killed in a full-force military onslaught, is itself an illustration of the privileged position Klementovich continues to occupy: If he had been a mere Mundane, he would almost certainly be dead.
The siege in Clifton underscores another important and largely ignored point – namely, the asininity of the assumption that police officers, unlike Mundanes, can be entrusted with firearms. One of the tenets of the civilian disarmament catechism is that the same guns that are unacceptably dangerous when owned by private citizens are transmuted into instruments of civic amity when wielded by the State's enforcement caste. Klementovich's rampage is just the latest of numerous incidents demonstrating that the police are actually the most dangerous element of society.
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ANAHEIM -- For Joe Thatcher, he's been in this situation before.
He's heard his name whispered in trade rumors and he's seen his name floated as a bargaining piece. But the Angels made those rumors reality when they acquired the veteran left-handed reliever Saturday for two prospects.
Last season, Thatcher was dealt from the Padres to the D-backs hours before the July 31 non-waiver Trade Deadline. So what was his reaction to Saturday's move?
"I was surprised," Thatcher said. "I kinda assumed the same thing [as last year] would happen again, so I'm surprised they traded this early before the Deadline, but the sooner I get over here, the better."
Thatcher appeared in 37 games out of the bullpen for Arizona, posting a 2.63 ERA and an 8.33 strikeout-to-walk ratio. He has not walked a batter since April 29 and has only given up two hits since June 8.
The 32-year-old has been tough on lefties, allowing them to hit just .221 against him in his career. This season, left-handed hitters (.241) have posted similar numbers to right-handed hitters (.256).
"He's funky, he's tough to pick up, he makes left-handers very uncomfortable and he's also capable against a righty," Angels general manager Jerry Dipoto said. "He's not a guy who has to be a situational, one-on-one left-hander."
Dipoto said the Angels liked Thatcher's ability to throw strikes, limit walks and strand inherited runners. Thatcher has issued just three walks all season, thrown 72.4 percent of his pitches for strikes and allowed only eight of 37 inherited runners to score.
"When you're looking to clean up that inning with runners on base and get the key out with a left-handed hitter, it's something we've been missing all year long," Dipoto said. "We just haven't had it.
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The Angels bullpen has been the primary focus of Dipoto in the last eight days, orchestrating three trades for relief pitchers. He acquired Jason Grilli on June 27 and Rich Hill on Tuesday. Hill was designated for assignment Saturday to make room for Thatcher.
But Saturday's move could be the last for the Angels, whom many were anticipating to be big Deadline players.
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Manager Mike Scioscia said Thatcher would primarily be used as a left-handed specialist but could absorb more innings later.
"We're trying to get some depth and balance in both sides of our 'pen and it keeps evolving and I think we are making strides and getting better down there," Scioscia said. "This will be one big piece that will definitely take the load off some guys that have been pitching a lot and that's a concern, too."
The Angels also added outfielder Tony Campana in the trade that sent outfielder Zach Borenstein and right-hander Joey Krehbiel to Arizona. Campana, 28, has spent most of the season at Triple-A and was optioned to Salt Lake on Saturday.
The D-backs began the day with the worst record in baseball (36-53) and 13 1/2 games out of first place in the National League West.
"Come to a winning ballclub and be in a pennant race, that's what we all play for, so it's exciting," Thatcher said. "I'm excited to come here and get thrown fire right away and help contribute in any way I can."


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Helena Bonham Carter
Tilda Swinton
I'm not surprised at all.
Talk amongst yourselves.
Was Helena attending the awards in costume as Bellatrix Lestrange? Maybe she just isn't ready to give up her Harry Potter role yet...so awful.
HBC .. always the worst dressed!
Helena - at least she is consistent.
What. The. Fuck. Tilda looks awful. What's the deal with the pink shoes? It's not Easter.
Uck. It's something to do with the british I think. LOL
HBC couldn't even find 2 shoes that matched?? What was she thinking?!
Yep.....ish and ish!
Helena... we get it... you're strange and your husband does your hair for you... [or are her and Tim just boyfriend and girlfriend... ] either way... ew!
"Look at me I'm so different my shoes don't match..."
I'm talking amongst myselves... don't dare print it... But HBC, puleeze... same old; same old...
Tilda Swinton looks like a man.
LMAO. What the fuck are these broads thinking?
Both of those people always freak me out.
I also hated January Jones. Her style is lost on me. And she needs to quit it with the scary eyebrows.
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Royals agree to terms with 10 players on one-year contracts for 2014
SURPRISE, Ariz. (February 27, 2014) - The Kansas City Royals announced today that the club has agreed to terms on 2014 Major League contracts with left-handed pitchers Francisley Bueno, Chris Dwyer, Donnie Joseph and John Lamb, right-handed pitchers Michael Mariot and Yordano Ventura, infielders Pedro Ciriaco and Christian Colon, and outfielders Lorenzo Cain and Jarrod Dyson. Consistent with club policy, terms of the contracts were not disclosed.
Bueno, 32, did not allow a run in seven relief appearances for the Royals last season, earning a win over Boston on August 9. Dwyer, 25, made his Major League debut for KC last season and went 10-11 with a 3.55 ERA at Triple-A Omaha. Joseph, 26, also made his MLB debut in 2013, pitching at Yankee Stadium on July 11. Lamb, 23, made 22 minor league starts between Class A Wilmington and Omaha. Mariot, 25, served as Omaha's closer last season, going 4-5 with 11 saves and a 3.56 ERA in 47 appearances. Ventura, 22, made his first three Major League starts for Kansas City at the end of last season, going 0-1 with a 3.52 ERA.
Ciriaco, 28, was claimed off waivers by the Royals from San Diego on July 16, and hit .281 with eight doubles and 19 runs scored in 43 games at Triple-A Omaha. Colon, 24, ranked eighth in the Pacific Coast League in hits (140), batting .273 with 12 homers and 58 RBI for the Storm Chasers. Cain, 27, played in a career-high 115 games for the Royals last year, hitting .251 with 21 doubles, three triples, four homers, 14 stolen bases and 46 RBI. Dyson, 29, ranked seventh in the A.L. with 34 steals last year and became the first Royals player with consecutive 30-plus steal seasons since Carlos Beltran did it three-straight years (2001-03).
The Royals have four players who remain unsigned for the 2014 season: left-handed pitcher Danny Duffy, infielder Johnny Giavotella, and outfielder Carlos Peguero.


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Night Line: Baylor Becoming a Complete, Elite Team Before Our EyesPosted by EJacoby on January 11th, 2012
Evan Jacoby is an RTC columnist and contributor. You can find him @evanjacoby on Twitter. Night Line will run on weeknights during the season, highlighting a major storyline development from that day's slate of games.
When Kansas State walloped previously undefeated Missouri last weekend, it looked like the Big 12 was shaping up as a jumbled mess of strong teams, without a clear favorite. K-State had a chance to stake its own claim atop the conference ladder with another home game on Tuesday night, but the Baylor Bears came through Bramlage Coliseum and had other ideas. Baylor remained undefeated by surviving the road test, 75-73, and in the process perhaps established itself as one of the top teams in the country and clear Big 12 front-runners. At 16-0 with several good road wins (BYU, Northwestern, and now K-State), neutral court victories (St. Mary's, West Virginia), and the talent to match any team in the country, Baylor needs to be considered an elite team along with the likes of Syracuse and Kentucky.
We've all known that Baylor has some of the best athletes in college basketball, led by the talented underclassmen forward combination of Perry Jones III and Quincy Miller. Jones (13.4 PPG), Miller (11.1 PPG), and senior leader Quincy Acy (12.1 PPG) have all performed admirably offensively this season to match their expected high-level contributions on the defensive end. But the emergence of point guard Pierre Jackson has completely changed the look of Scott Drew's team. Jackson, who is still not in the starting lineup, came off the bench and recorded a double-double in Tuesday's win over Kansas State, going for 10 points and 11 assists in 33 minutes, while also chipping in five boards and two steals. Jackson was playing at the junior college level last year, and the transfer is now on the Bob Cousy Award list as one of the 20 best points guards in America. While not the greatest ball-handler or passer in the traditional sense, he's become the strong guard that the Bears lacked last season and most pundits feared they would again this year. Jackson upped his season averages to 11.9 PPG, 4.9 APG, 3.0 RPG, 1.8 SPG, and 51% field goal shooting after the crucial win on Tuesday. With depth in both the frontcourt and backcourt as well, Baylor has become a complete team right before our eyes.


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Oprah's speech at the Golden Globes was so powerful that I just needed to record it for posterity. Here's to MAGNIFICENT WOMEN leaders, especially Oprah. - Flat printed on luxe, duplex grey cotton paper with a deckled edge - 8 x 10 - Printed locally
Brush-lettered copper foil print on black museum board. This stunning print is huge on contrast and gesture. Perfect to frame and hang in your home, or to give as a gift to say thank you. - 11 x 14 - Printed locally
The things that are happening in this country are alarming, to say the least. When I saw this Nelson Mandela quote, I knew I wanted to letter it. It helps to write things down when you feel so powerless, even just as a mantra for yourself. And just in case you'd like to have it, too, I am offering this as an inexpensive print, so you can pin it up on your wall, give it as a gift, frame it, or even just have it lying around on the coffee table. - Digitally printed on thick, white cotton paper - 8.5 x 11 (but can be cut to 8 x 10 for framing, if needed) - Printed locally
Something that I read years ago that has stuck in my head as a small source of comfort after many losses is that some number of cells from every baby that a woman carries somehow travels up to her brain and stays there after the birth (or death) of the baby, and possibly for the rest of the woman's life. So we literally carry a piece of all of our children with us, wherever we go, and wherever they are. Hence, this print. I would love for any of you who are touched by it to do whatever you would like with it. Print it and hang it on your wall. Use it as a screensaver. Or tuck it away in a box, like I have done with all of my ultrasounds, letters to my babies, etc. Hopefully it helps in some way.
We could all use a little more kindness in our lives. Shouldn't it be thrown around like confetti? This gorgeous gold foiled print is a great reminder. Printed on a soft grey paper. A perfect holiday gift to ring in the New Year. - 11 x 14 - Printed locally
This brush-lettered print uses gold foil on thick cotton lettra paper. Originally conceived as a gift for the holidays, but people have displayed it year-round on bar carts, at events, and elsewhere around the home. - 11 x 14 - Printed locally
Flat printed watercolor on thick white cotton paper. I started giving hand-done versions of this print to friends with new babies, and decided to have some printed so that anyone could give this as a baby gift. The variation in the watercolor is captured beautifully in the print. - 11 x 14 - Printed locally
I love that the watercolor gradient of the brush lettering shows so nicely in this flat print on thick cotton paper. It quotes Sinatra, who apparently loved the color orange. - 8 x 10 - Printed locally
This print, using offset printing in neon pink, quotes the Elvis Presley song "Mama." The paper is a heavy cotton stock. Perfect gift for a mother, on Mother's Day or any time of year. - 8 x 10 - Printed locally
Flat prints of watercolor on thick cotton paper. I made these prints to commemorate "National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Day" and started a blog called "Let's Talk About Loss," encouraging others to talk about their stories of loss, as I did. These prints can serve as tangible memories when loss can feel so intangible. - All prints are 8 x 10 - Printed locally - Proceeds go to Share, an organization that helps families who have suffered pregnancy or infant loss
We all need a little motivation on some days - or maybe all days. This print says it all. Perfect for your daughter's bedroom, or your office, or your best friend's studio - everyone will love this print. – Digitally printed on thick, white cotton paper – 8 x 10 – Printed locally – Will begin shipping 6/25
Alphabet prints are the perfect thing to hang in a baby or child's room, and this print makes such a nice gift because it is customizable to highlight the child's initials. Any of the letters can be made different colors - if it doesn't work to highlight all three initials (because they are not in the correct order) you can highlight just one or two. If it worked out correctly, you could even highlight the whole name (ABE, or AMOS, for example!) Please choose the main color and the highlighted letter color you would like, and also let us know which letters you would like to highlight. - Digitally printed on thick, white cotton paper - 8 x 10 (if you're interested in a larger print, please contact us) - Printed locally
I have been toying with the idea of designing a calendar for years, but this year, when I realized it was going to be TWENTY TWENTY (and I loved the idea of writing that out in calligraphy) I knew I had to do it. (I still sometimes write 1996 on my checks though, so there is absolutely no way I'm going to remember to write out 2020 in real life.) Anyway, I have been fascinated with these abstract, flowy watercolors lately, so I decided to make them backgrounds for each month, and I also thought it would be fun to include a whole bunch of "Instagram holidays," since I've never seen that before, and because sometimes it would be nice to be reminded so that I can post appropriately. I really only included the ones that I thought were fun and appropriate through. Maybe I just made the calendar for myself. Who knows?!?
- 8 x 10
- 12 tear off month pages and 1 cover page, backed with cardboard
- Printed on 100 lb cotton stock
- Locally made
- Binder clip not included


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Many brands have demonstrated that they can last forever. Examples are Sony, Xerox, American Express, Mercedes-Benz, Kellogg, Colgate, Ford, Goodyear, Gillette, Kleenex, Disney, Nokia, IBM, Wal-Mart, Microsoft, Pepsi, Rolex, BMW, Hewlett-Packard, Caterpillar, Apple, Harley-Davidson, Volkswagen, Coca-Cola, Budweiser, Kraft, Hertz, IKEA, and so on. The reason they survive and thrive is that they have a clear […]
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