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SWAC Girl: Teacher Appreciation Week 2012

To teach is to touch the future. In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week running May 7-11, 2012, why not take a moment to thank your children's teachers, or to remember those who made a difference in your own life.

This big red apple is for my sister who is in the Chesterfield County, Va, school system teaching elementary students, for all my teacher friends, for the homeschool moms who are 24/7 teachers, and for those educators who helped mold me.

I was educated in the Chesterfield County public school system outside Richmond. I received a wonderful education, and there are teachers from elementary through high school who still stand out to me.

Mrs. Gibson was my first grade teacher, a loving lady whose daughter was my best friend (and who is now a pharmacist). Mrs. Gibson taught me to read and opened the world to this bookworm.

Mrs. Booth was my sixth grade teacher who encouraged my love of writing and who hoped to see me published one day. When The Washington Examiner offered a paid writing position several years ago, Mrs. Booth's hope from years earlier finally came true.

In seventh grade I had Mr. Witthoeft, a teacher fresh out of college who was youthful and fun. We were in middle school but weren't to the point of changing classes yet so he was my sole teacher for all subjects. What a class of high achievers we had!

What Mr. Witthoeft did was continue to encourage my love of writing as well as compliment my love of reading. He once asked the class how many books they read each month. When he got to me, he filled in the blank himself: "Probably 30 or so." That was a bit of an exaggeration but he had noticed that I always had a book in my hand.

He taught creative writing in a way that made me want to jump into the assignments. Math? Ugh. Writing? Bring it on! It kindled the fire that still burns inside to write and share in what is a cathartic activity for me.

Another budding writer was in that class and he made newspaper reporting his career. Even today, Bob Stuart's articles -- many about politics -- can be read in the Waynesboro News Virginian. Oddly enough, after parting ways at the completion of high school, he and I have now lived in the same area of the Shenandoah Valley for a number of years and often see one another at supervisor meetings and other news-worthy events.

In high school there was an older gentleman whose name I cannot dredge up at the moment but he was the teacher instrumental in bringing debating into my life. Every issue has (at least) two sides, and he taught us to research and use facts instead of getting caught up in the passion of hysterics. He wasn't able to teach me to be comfortable with public speaking -- I still took zeros on any subject that required standing in front of the class -- but I learned to use those debate skills in my writing.

Years later when I was in my 40s, after spending years educating my children at home, I? finally overcame my fear of public speaking with the help of a homeschool student. Nate Salatin, who spoke frequently for Augusta County 4-H projects, taught a public speaking class in my living room for his fellow homeschool students. I took the class right along with them. Nate provided the tools necessary to become comfortable addressing crowds, and I later went on to speak at his Class of 2007 graduation as well as at conventions and other venues. I looked forward to speaking and learned to enjoy this mid-life achievement.

Even today I'm still learning from those around me especially the youthful bloggers who offer technical advice and open my eyes to new worlds of technology. My teacher friends encouragingly push me beyond my comfort zone as I continue my learning journey.

To them all, I tip my hat with gratitude for the hours of dedication, energy, and loving attention they put into making education fun and, well, educational, for their students because to teach is, truly, to touch the future.

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Derby winner checks into Pimlico for Preakness

Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another reaches for horse therapist Tyler Cerin from a stable at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Monday, May 7, 2012. I'll Have Another is expected to compete in Baltimore's Preakness Stakes horse race on May 19. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Horse therapist Tyler Cerin looks after Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another after arriving at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Monday, May 7, 2012. I'll Have Another is expected to compete in Baltimore's Preakness Stakes horse race on May 19. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another stands in a stable at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Monday, May 7, 2012. I'll Have Another is expected to compete in Baltimore's Preakness Stakes horse race on May 19. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another is led out of a trailer by foreman Benjamin Perez after arriving at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Monday, May 7, 2012. I'll Have Another is expected to compete in the Preakness Stakes horse race in Baltimore on May 19. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

BALTIMORE (AP) ? Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another evidently loves traveling every bit as much as galloping on the track.

The chestnut colt arrived at Pimlico Race Course on Monday after being taken by charter plane from Kentucky to Baltimore. After the plane touched down, I'll Have Another and five of his stable mates received a police escort from Baltimore-Washington International Airport to Pimlico, site of the Preakness on May 19.

"He loves to fly. His ears were pricked," assistant trainer Jack Sisterson said. "We were getting a police escort and there were people in the streets chanting, 'I'd love another.' He knows that's him. His ears were pricked and he's bobbing his head, going, 'Yeah, that's me.'"

I'll Have Another trainer Doug O'Neill had business in California, so Sisterson accompanied I'll Have Another from Louisville.

It's the earliest arrival by a Derby winner since Monarchos was shipped just four days after his 2001 victory.

"We discussed a few plans and we just thought the more time here to get used to the surface, the better for him," Sisterson said. "Every trainer has a different training style. I suppose it's better to get the horse used to the surface and things like that. So, he's here now, and we're excited to have him here for the two weeks."

Instead of staying in Stall 40, the traditional Pimlico home of the Derby winner, I'll Have Another was guided by groom Benjamin Perez into Stall 17 in Barn D ? next to the Preakness Stakes barn. He is positioned between two other horses trained by O'Neill.

For Team O'Neill, serenity was more important than tradition.

"I suppose it's like a human. You want to try and get your rest," Sisterson said. "If you've got 50 million people outside your bedroom, stopping and peeking every single day, you wouldn't get much sleep, would you? I suppose being out of the way, getting him to relax and being himself, is better for the horse."

I'll Have Another won the Kentucky Derby as a 15-1 shot and became the first horse ever to win the Derby from the 19th post.

Now he's got a shot at becoming horse racing's first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978.

Sisterson said the team began thinking about the Preakness soon after the conclusion of the Derby.

"I suppose when you cross the winning line in first position, you're, 'Wow, we're off to the Preakness now,'" Sisterson said. "Obviously you don't want to jump ahead of yourself. You want to see how he comes out of the race and things like that. He's doing fantastic. He's eating everything."

Those around I'll Have Another couldn't be happier.

"An absolute dream come true," Sisterson said. "Words can't describe the feeling. We're excited about the horse."

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'The Voice' crowns second-season champion

FILE - In this Oct. 28, 2011 file photo, from left, judge Blake Shelton, host Carson Daly, judge Christina Aguilera, producer Mark Burnett, judge Cee Lo Green, and judge Adam Levine, from the "The Voice", pose for photographers in Culver City, Calif. The season two winner of the singing competition series will be revealed on Tuesday, May 8, on a live finale airing at 9:00 p.m. EST on NBC. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles, file)

LOS ANGELES (AP) ? Jermaine Paul was front and center on "The Voice."

The 33-year-old background singer from Harriman, N.Y., was declared the winner of the NBC singing competition Tuesday.

Paul, who was coached by country singer and "Voice" mentor Blake Shelton, was awarded the show's grand prize of $100,000 and a record deal with Universal after crooning R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly" for his final solo performance Monday.

"I just want to say thank you to everybody that supported me from day one," said Paul through tears.

Juliet Simms, the 26-year-old indie rocker from San Francisco who was coached by Cee Lo Green, came in second place. She was followed by Tony Lucca, the 36-year-old former Mouseketeer from Detroit, who was guided by Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine. Chris Mann, the 30-year-old classical singer from Wichita, Kan., who was shepherded by pop diva Christina Aguilera, rounded out the final four.

Javier Colon won the first season of "The Voice" last year.

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Can 'Dark Knight Rises' Beat 'The Avengers' Debut?

The Weekly Rising investigates how the superhero box-office returns will measure up.
By Kevin P. Sullivan

Christian Bale on the set of "The Dark Knight Rises"
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In the battle of the summer superhero blockbusters, journalists and box-office analysts pitched the story as "The Avengers" versus "The Dark Knight Rises." Could Marvel's crazy experiment pay off? Would it be enough to stop Batman from owning the box office once again? Most had "The Dark Knight Rises" pegged to repeat the magic that was 2008's "The Dark Knight" and the phenomenon that followed, but that was before this past weekend.

When the underdog in a war for box-office supremacy takes in $207.1 million during its opening weekend, the tide tends to shift in its favor. As soon as "The Avengers" finished its record-smashing debut, "The Dark Knight Rises" became the underdog, a shoo-in for second place.

But what happened to seemingly damn Christopher Nolan's final Batman movie to runner-up status?

The Dark Knight
When the follow-up to "Batman Begins" hit theaters in July 2008, it was a cultural event. Not only had expectations been so high for the sequel of the first great Batman movie, but the introduction of the Joker and Heath Ledger's untimely passing made the film a must-watch. Everyone was talking about it. Not only had it captured the world's headlines, but critics praised it as something more than a superhero movie. It was the perfect storm of movie buildup. Thankfully, tragedy has not struck the release of "The Dark Knight Rises," but without the headlines, it doesn't have as much momentum as its predecessor did heading into July.

"The Avengers" Is New
People have simply never seen superheroes from different films come together to fight in a single crossover movie. That's something new, and new will always sell. While that isn't to say that "The Dark Knight Rises" isn't new, it certainly doesn't mix up the superhero genre as much as "The Avengers." Comparing the two isn't even necessarily a fair fight. Marvel had the audience invest in five movies over the course of four years, eventually leading up to an ultimate sequel for each separate franchise. Two previous Nolan films exist and came out over the course of seven years. Checking out "The Avengers" simply has a higher return rate.

3-D
The surcharge for the added dimension will likely be the death knell for "The Dark Knight Rises." Each filled seat for "The Avengers" in 3-D is an automatic advantage. This seems especially significant when you learn that 3-D screenings accounted for 52 percent of the opening-weekend gross for Marvel and Disney. The added fee was also a strong factor in driving "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2" to its then-record total.

Fun
Despite both being "superhero movies," "The Avengers" and "The Dark Knight Rises" are two very different films. As I discussed in last week's column, though the films feature crime fighters, they strike very different tones and attempt two very different things. "The Avengers" had crowds cheering in triumph. Its humor became an essential part of its overall entertainment value. Nolan's Batman trilogy has thus far gone for something very different. They comment on current events. There isn't always a happy ending, usually at best the glimmer of hope. "The Dark Knight Rises" may be a film people return to over a long box-office run, but "The Avengers" is the one they turn out in droves for.

Why That's OK
But here's the kicker: None of this really matters. Both films earned or will earn all our salaries just minutes after their midnight releases, and their profitability was never really in question. Christopher Nolan will work again. Joss Whedon even healed some of the "John Carter" wounds at Disney. All that matters is that we will get to see both within a few months of each other. With that in mind, how much is there really to worry about?

Which movie do you think will come out on top? Let us know in the comments below or tweet me @KPSull!

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Heart attack survivors living close to highways face higher 10-year death risk

ScienceDaily (May 7, 2012) ? Living close to a major highway poses a significant risk to heart attack survivors, reinforcing the need to isolate housing developments from heavy traffic areas, a Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center study concludes.

Writing in the May 7 edition of Circulation, researchers found heart attack survivors living less than 100 meters or 328 feet from a roadway have a 27 percent higher risk of over within 10 years than survivors living at least 1,000 meters away. That risk recedes to 13 percent for those living between 200 and 1,000-meter or 656 to 3,277-feet from the roadway.

"Living close to a highway is associated with adverse cardiovascular outcomes in those with underlying cardiac disease," says Murray Mittleman, MD, DrPH, a physician in the CardioVascular Institute at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and director of BIDMC's cardiovascular epidemiological research program. "Besides air pollution, exposure to noise could be a possible mechanism underlying this association."

The Onset study of 3,547 heart attack survivors in 64 community hospitals and tertiary care medical centers recorded 1,071 deaths over 10 years. Of that total, 63 percent of the patients died of cardiovascular disease, 12 percent died of cancer and 4 percent expired from respiratory disease. Researchers analyzed factors such as personal, clinical and neighborhood-level characteristics such as income and education.

"People with lower levels of education and income are more likely to live in communities closer to a major roadway, so they are bearing a larger burden of the risk associated with exposure than people with more resources," says Mittleman.

In a study published earlier this year, a team led by Mittleman found air pollution, even at levels generally considered safe by federal regulations, increases the risk of stroke by 34 percent. Exposure to ambient fine particulate matter, generally from vehicle traffic, was associated with a significantly higher risk of ischemic strokes on days when the EPA's air quality index for particulate matter was yellow instead of green.

These finding provide new evidence that long-term exposure to roadways is associated with an increased risk of death in patients with underlying cardiovascular disease.

"Clinicians need to educate their patients on the risks posed by particulate matter pollution and encourage patients with cardiovascular disease to avoid unnecessary exposure to traffic," says Mittleman.

"On a public policy level, city planners should consider locating housing developments away from the most heavily trafficked roadways."

"This study adds to the growing knowledge linking roadways and traffic to health problems, even death, especially among those with pre-existent disease -- in this case a previous heart attack," says Dan Costa, ScD, DABT, National Program Director for Air Climate & Energy Research in U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Research and Development Research.

In addition to Mittleman, co-authors include Joshua I. Rosenbloom, MPH, Elizabeth H. Wilker ScD, of the BIDMC Cardiovascular Epidemiological Research Unit; Kenneth J. Mukamal MD. MPH of BIDMC's Division of General Medicine and Primary Care; and Joel Schwartz, PhD of the Harvard School of Public Health.

The study was funded by the US Environmental Protection Agency and the National Institute of Environmental Health Science. Wilker was supported by a grant from the National Institutes of Health and Rosenbloom was supported by the Harvard Medical School Scholars in Medicine Office.

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Matthew Fox Arrested for Drunk Driving

Matthew Fox has run into more problems with the law and with alcohol.

About nine months after allegedly attacking a female bus driver in a drunken rage, the former Lost star was arrested for DUI in Oregon on Friday.

Police sources tell TMZ that Fox was booked at 3:23 a.m. local time, taken into custody and released later that day. Not many other details are available, but a passenger was reportedly in the car as well.

Fox, who lives in the local city of Bend, was on his way to a fast food joint for a very late-night bite, insiders tell the site.

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Lock and Load: Put Your Guns In A Gun Trust

America! David Goldman (Attorney at Law, Apple Law Firm PLLC) posted a blog on the?Florida Estate Planning Lawyer Blog?about an an article he?published entitled, A New Breed of Gun Trusts - Protecting Firearms Collectors & Their Collections, Ammoland, Apr. 30, 2012. The introduction to his article is provided below:

The topic of estate planning is not usually met with joyous optimism.

It conjures thoughts of the after life, financial planning, and lots of paperwork.

For these reasons, people often avoid the estate planning process altogether. No bigger mistake can be made, as the ease of creating estate planning documents and the protection they can afford are unparalleled.

With the help of a Gun Trust and Estate Planning attorney, the options are endless when it comes to protecting your firearms. Traditional estate planning can be problematic when dealing with firearms, because the documents used to manage your bank accounts often instruct people to violate laws when applied to the transfer, possession, and use of firearms. A Gun Trust is an estate planning document that has been designed to help you acquire, manage, use, and transfer firearms including those restricted by the NFA while protecting your family and friends from inadvertent violations of state and federal laws.

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Sloppy shipping of human retina leads researchers to discover new treatment path for eye disease

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Sloppy shipping of a donated human retina to an Indiana University researcher studying a leading cause of vision loss has inadvertently helped uncover a previously undetected mechanism causing the disease. The discovery has led researchers to urge review of how millions of dollars are spent investigating the cause of a type of age-related macular degeneration called choroidal neovascularization.

Working at IU's Biocomplexity Institute, postdoctoral researcher Abbas Shirinifard had hit a brick wall trying to develop detailed computer simulations of the behaviors and interactions of the cells and membranes composing the rear of the retina and its supporting vasculature. In choroidal neovascularization (CNV), blood vessels that supply the eye with oxygen and nutrients and originate in the choroid just behind the eye abruptly break into the retina and disrupt it. Blindness can follow in a matter of months.

Two current treatments for CNV either kill the invading blood vessels with drugs injected into the eye (also damaging the retina and killing needed blood vessels as well) or laser-heat the blood vessels, which can cause damaging retinal scars. Yet with 9,000 research papers published on CNV over the past 10 years, neither treatment still addresses the underlying problems that cause the blood vessels to invade, so relapses are common and many patients still lose vision within a year or two.

A serendipitous accident in which a donated human retina from an eye bank was severely shaken during shipping inspired Shirinifard to try again with a series of new simulations. Upon examination of the eye, Shirinifard and Biocomplexity Institute senior microscopist Sherry Clendenon found that regions of the retina with invading blood vessels had separated from their underlying membrane, while regions that had stayed attached showed much less invasion, suggesting that adhesion might be an essential but overlooked mechanism in maintaining the retina's structure.

Using an open-source modeling software program called CompuCell3D developed by the Biocomplexity Institute in collaboration with the University of Washington and the University of Wisconsin under National Institutes of Health funding, the team quickly began extending existing simulations to study the effects of adhesion defects.

"The simulations showed that reduced adhesion in the retina could indeed lead to its invasion by blood vessels," Shirinifard said. "But the complex structure of the retina meant that many types of adhesion could be important -- the three most prominent being between the pigmented retinal cells (the black lining of the eye) and Bruch's membrane (the substrate that supports the retina), between adjacent pigmented retinal cells, and between pigmented retinal cells and the overlying photoreceptors."

Those variables, the team realized, could be independent of one another or interact in complex ways, and knowing that the rate and type of progression of the disease varies greatly from patient to patient, they needed to examine many examples of each adhesion combination.

That's when Quarry, the IU computer cluster operated by the Office of the Vice President for Information Technology, was called in to push out 32,000 hours of calculations.

"We were able to model the interactions of different degrees of impairment of each type of adhesion and the variation from case to case," Shirinifard said. "Amazingly, these simulations were able to replicate the complex spectrum of CNV seen in the clinic."

Simulations of adhesion defects caused by reduced adhesion between pigmented retinal cells and Bruch's membrane -- the type of CNV typical of aging -- produced a pattern and frequency of invasion agreeing with that in the clinic. Similarly, reduced adhesion between neighboring pigmented retinal cells, typical of inflammation due to severe infection, produced a pattern of invasion agreeing with that seen in young adults.

By combining thousands of simulations, Shirinifard was able to produce maps that related defects in each type of adhesion to the risk of each type of invasion. In turn, he could show that cell adhesion is key to keeping blood vessels out of the retina and that combination defects in the different types of adhesion are sufficient to determine the probability, pattern and rate of progression of CNV.

The full results of one of the most complex tissue evolution models ever deployed were published today in PLoS Computational Biology, and while the team has yet to move toward developing new CNV therapies, the work should have great significance in the search for better therapies, according to Biocomplexity Institute Director James Alexander Glazier, a co-author on the paper and professor in the IU Bloomington College of Arts and Sciences' Department of Physics.

"Hundreds of millions of dollars are spent annually to develop drugs and treatment approaches based on the two commonly hypothesized CNV initiation and progression mechanisms," he said. "Because the current work shows that neither hypothesized mechanism is an important cause of CNV, that money and effort are extremely unlikely to improve outcomes for patients. Scientists have been barking up the wrong tree. Instead, a search for therapies which restore normal adhesion in the eye is much more likely to produce effective treatments. In addition, the detailed agreement between simulation and clinical observations suggests that new approaches to measuring adhesion in patients would allow much more accurate predictions of the prognosis for individual patients."

The researchers believe these results will also have a much broader impact, as they apply to any tissue -- like the gut and the lung -- in which a basement membrane separates a capillary network from a nearby epithelium.

"The relationships between specific classes of adhesion failures and the types and dynamics of CNV in the eye simulations should carry over to the neovascularization-dependent pathologies of those tissues and to invasion of those tissues in cancer progression," Shirinifard said.

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A major Yahoo (YHOO) shareholder has made a legal demand for internal records about the embattled Internet company's hiring of CEO Scott Thompson.?

Activist hedge fund Third Point LLC took the unusual step Monday as part of its effort to oust Thompson for an inaccuracy about his academic credentials. ?

Shares of Yahoo were up slightly in midday trading.?

After exposing the fabrication last week, Third Point set a noon Eastern Time deadline Monday for Yahoo to fire Thompson for unethical conduct. That deadline passed without any change in Thompson's status.?

Third Point wants to review Yahoo Inc. documents that may explain how much research the company's board did about Thompson before hiring him in January. The fund contends it's entitled to the records under the laws of Delaware, where Yahoo is incorporated.

Yahoo didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.?

The Associated Press contributed to this report.?

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