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Meningitis investigation: Are other drugs involved?By BILL SMITH
New Hampshire Union Leader
October 15. 2012 9:48PM
Warnings have been issued for every injectable drug distributed by a Massachusetts firm that sold contaminated medications blamed for 15 deaths and more than 200 likely cases of fungal meningitis - including at least three cases in New Hampshire.
A new case of fungal meningitis has now been linked to a second drug made by the New England Compounding Center (NECC) of Framingham, Mass.
'They are saying that, through surveillance systems going on around the initial cases, other cases may have come to their attention that may be linked to a second product,' said Dr. Jose Montero, the state's public health director.
In addition, a fungus believed to cause meningitis has been found in heart transplant recipients treated with yet another NECC drug.
The FDA said Monday it now has 'significant concern' about the sterility of all injectable drugs produced by the New England Compounding Center.
In addition, the FDA warning about NECC drugs is also extended to non-injectable drugs used in conjunction with eye surgery. No patients have been reported to have been infected during eye surgery, but the FDA said the type of product used 'poses similar risks of infection.'
Previously, only a single NECC product, the steroid methylprednisolone acetate, was implicated in the meningitis outbreak.
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The newest case of suspected fungal meningitis involves the product triamcinolone acetonide, which is also an injectable steroid made by NECC.
The two heart transplant patients were infected with Aspergillus fumigatus, one of two fungi suspected of causing the meningitis outbreak. Each patient received an injectable drug made by NECC while undergoing the transplant.
The drug used is known as a cardioplegic solution, which is used to protect the heart during transplant surgery.
The FDA said it has not confirmed that the three infections were caused by NECC products, and said it issued the warning out of 'an abundance of caution.'
Patients who received products sold or produced by NECC after May 21 'should be warned of the potential risk of infection,' the agency said. However no direct patient follow-up has been urged for patients who received lotions, creams, or eye drops not used during surgery. 'Products such as lotions and cremes and eye drops are not a concern,' Montero said. 'The reason for concern is (putting) contaminated product in a place in the body that is sterile.'
No information
Complicating the newest warning was an immediate shortage of information about distribution of the NECC inventory of drugs, including precisely where the medicine was sent.
'There is no information whatsoever; we don't know how many sites or how many patients may be affected or impacted by what the FDA said,' Montero said. 'This is expanding and we don't know how much more it may be.'
A listing of drugs distributed by NECC released by the FDA runs 71 pages.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention initially said that four New Hampshire patients were considered likely to have contracted meningitis from a NECC injection. The agency now says three have signs of meningitis and the other patient suffered an infection as the result of an injection into a joint.
Only one other case of a joint infection had been reported prior to the New Hampshire case.
Expanded warning
Uncertainty over the extent of the crisis is troubling to both patients and physicians.
Lisa, a New Hampshire woman who did not want her last name published, said she had a 'trigger point' injection of the suspected NECC steroid for joint pain.
'They say a symptom (of meningitis) is a stiff neck but you have a stiff neck from the shot anyway,' Lisa said. 'I get migraine headaches, but headaches are a symptom; you just can't tell.'
The expansion of the warning to everything NECC distributes is making things more difficult for physicians and regulators.
'It is a huge concern for anybody who cares about health care quality and for anybody who cares about our patients,' Montero said. 'The last thing you want is someone going to a health care professional and coming out with something else.'
The New Hampshire Board of Pharmacy meets Wednesday to take up suspension of NECC's license to distribute drugs in the state. NECC has voluntarily surrendered its pharmacy license in Massachusetts and had been surrendering its distribution license in other jurisdictions, but a formal board vote is needed to accept the surrender.


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First of all I want to express my sincere gratitude to the organizers, presenters, and participants at Scrum Gathering 2010. The event would not have been the same without anyone one of you.
I really enjoyed being there with both seasoned practitioners and also teams and individuals who are fairly new to Scrum.
During my attendance, I noticed some common themes that I wanted to share with the community.
There were several sessions that talked about how to produce agile metrics at the enterprise level, especially when we scale agile beyond multiple teams. Discussions ranged from a need to build metrics that can meet the managers' needs to whether we need these metrics at all since managers should work closely enough with the team that they don't need to rely on metrics. I personally believe that we need to better measure agile success and that some scalable metrics can help. I found this article by Jeff Sutherland to be very useful.
There were quite a few discussions in the deep dives and open space about Scrum beyond teams, Product Owners, and ScrumMasters. These were the major discussion points:
Open Space. I find this as a great way to solve problems in bigger teams. It is a great way to self organize and come up with solution to a challenge or opportunity using all the available skills. Most importantly, the people in the room choose what they want to discuss. You can follow the link to know more about Open Space.
Scrum Clinic. This is a very innovative way to share knowledge informally. Someone with a question submits a topic as a "patient." Anyone who can provide an answer signs up as a "doctor" for that topic. I find this as a great way for people to self organize and promote knowledge of scrum / agile values. I can also see it being used to share knowledge in any area.
InfoQ: US Scrum Gathering 2010 Kicks Off With a Day of "Deep Dives"
InfoQ: US Scrum Gathering, An Exciting Day Two
US Scrum Gathering, An All-Open Space Final
Scrum Gathering Turns Into Free-For-All
If You Had Been Me at Scrum Gathering 2010
Artful Making Workshop with Lee Devin
Community of Scrum Gathering, Orlando 2010 - Sights, sounds, convos from people at the conference
I hope my diary and the posts from others are useful in your journey.
The information contained in this article is solely the opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect that of the Scrum Alliance.

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Polymers 2010, 2(3), 323-352; doi:10.3390/polym2030323
Bio-Inspired/-Functional Colloidal Core-Shell Polymeric-Based NanoSystems: Technology Promise in Tissue Engineering, Bioimaging and NanoMedicine
Department of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, University of Utah, 30 South 2000 East, Salt Lake City, UT, 84112-5820, USA
Department of Bioengineering & Regenerative Medicine, Utah-Inha DDS & Advanced Therapeutics Research Center, B-404 Meet-You-All Tower, Songdo TechnoPark 7-50, Songdo-Dong, Yeonsu-Gu, Incheon, 406-840, Republic of South Korea
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AbstractModern breakthroughs in the fields of proteomics and DNA micro-arrays have widened the horizons of nanotechnology for applications with peptides and nucleic acids. Hence, biomimetic interest in the study and formulation of nanoscaled bio-structures, -materials, -devices and -therapeutic agent delivery vehicles has been recently increasing. Many of the currently–investigated functionalized bio-nanosystems draw their inspiration from naturally-occurring phenomenon, prompting the integration of molecular signals and mimicking natural processes, at the cell, tissue and organ levels. Technologically, the ability to obtain spherical nanostructures exhibiting combinations of several properties that neither individual material possesses on its own renders colloidal core-shell architectured nanosystems particularly attractive. The three main developments presently foreseen in the nanomedicine sub-arena of nanobiotechnology are: sensorization (biosensors/ biodetection), diagnosis (biomarkers/bioimaging) and drug, protein or gene delivery (systemic vs. localized/targeted controlled–release systems). Advances in bio-applications such as cell-labelling/cell membrane modelling, agent delivery and targeting, tissue engineering, organ regeneration, nanoncology and immunoassay strategies, along the major limitations and potential future and advances are highlighted in this review. Herein, is an attempt to address some of the most recent works focusing on bio-inspired and -functional polymeric-based core-shell nanoparticulate systems aimed for agent delivery. It is founded, mostly, on specialized research and review articles that have emerged during the last ten years. View Full-Text
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More than 120 members and guests attended Burghley Park's New Year's Eve celebrations, enjoying dinner and dancing into the early hours of 2013.
Ladies' Captain Jan Devlin took the opportunity to thank Tony and Julie Gibbons, and their staff for an impressive catering service throughout the year, and Terina Charlesworth and her team behind the bar. Janet Duff and Julie Emmins had done a great job decorating the clubhouse.
Players took part in the annual New Year's Day Texas Scramble, with 80 members (20 teams) on the course at 9am to work up an appetite for the traditional New Year breakfast which followed.
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The WSJ has a post where they compare Obama to Forrest Gump based on the stupid crap Obama said yesterday when the LSM stooges finally lobbed him a softball about the rising cost of energy and the impact his policies had on that rise.
"The American people aren't stupid," thundered President Obama yesterday in Miami, ridiculing Republicans who are blaming him for rising gasoline prices. Let's hope he's right, because not even Forrest Gump could believe the logic of what Mr. Obama is trying to sell.
To wit, that a) gasoline prices are beyond his control, but b) to the extent oil and gas production is rising in America, his energy policies deserve all the credit, and c) higher prices are one more reason to raise taxes on oil and gas drillers while handing even more subsidies to his friends in green energy. Where to begin?
First off, I need to point out that I am insulted that they make light of Gump. Yes, he was not a smart man, and he said so himself, but he was no where as dumb as the credentialed community organizer in the WH thinks the rest of us must be with that spiel he used to blame everyone else while pretend he cares and has actually done things to help. He must think we are all leftist morons that actually not only pretend he didn't say he wanted high energy prices, but like that idea. And Gump turned everything he touched to gold. Obama turns what he touches to shit.
Seriously, Obama's commentary, left totally unchallenged by the sycophants in the LSM, was that anything that goes right is his doing and everything that goes wrong is someone else's fault. True, every politician wants you to believe this, but Obama takes it to a new level. As the WSJ points out:
Fed officials and Mr. Obama want to take credit for easy money if stock-market and housing prices rise, but then deny any responsibility if commodity prices rise too, causing food and energy prices to soar for consumers. They can't have it both ways, as not-so-stupid Americans intuitively understand when they buy groceries or gas. This is the double-edged sword of an economic recovery "built to last" on easy money rather than on sound fiscal and regulatory policies.
Not to mention that it is insane for Obama and his people to do everything in their power to limit our ability to produce energy from fossil fuels locally, while wasting billions propping up shitty green ventures, and then claim we need even more of that to fix things. No, he isn't telling us we need to take some pain in the short run to get to a better place: he is telling us he is going to shaft us hard and leave us without the reach around at the end too. This green energy stuff is a scam. Real green energy, not in dribs and unreliable drabs, but that can produce the massive quantities of energy a growing society and economy need, is not something the left has allowed in decades, and that is nuclear power. As the WSJ aptly points out:
We'd almost feel sorry for Mr. Obama's gas-price predicament if it weren't a case of rough justice. The President has deliberately sought to raise the price of energy throughout the economy via his cap-and-trade agenda. He is now getting his wish, albeit a little too overtly for political comfort. Mr. Obama has also spent three years blaming George W. Bush for every economic ill. If Mr. Obama now feels frustrated by economic events beyond his control, perhaps he should call Mr. Bush for consolation.
And stop insulting Forrest Gump by comparing Obama to him. Forrest Gump did not have a single communist loving, big government wanting, destroy America and make it a two-bit European socialist shit hole, narcissistic bone in him like Obama does.


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Additional Federal Spotted Owl Critical Habitat Designation on Private Working Forests Works Against Owls and People
Feb 29, 2012, 19:13 ET from Washington Forest Protection Association
OLYMPIA, Wash., Feb. 29, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Today, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) released its proposed critical habitat designation for the Northern Spotted Owl, doubling the amount of land from 6.9 million acres to nearly 14 million acres across three states (Oregon, Washington and California), and for the first time includes nearly 2 million acres of state and private working forests. Critical habitat designation is a regulatory mechanism to contribute to the conservation of threatened and endangered species. This is the third time the Service has designated critical habitat since 1992. In Washington State alone, there are already more than 13 million acres of federal, state, tribal, county, and private lands with designated owl conservation measures. That is more than three times the size of the state of Hawaii.
There is no need for an additional federal overlay on lands that already have conservation designations such as parks, wilderness areas, Habitat Conservation Plans, Safe Harbor Agreements, and State Forest Practices Rules. We strongly encourage the Service to finalize critical habitat by excluding all private lands, all state lands, and all Congressionally reserved natural areas, which is one of the options on their proposal. The federal government has never included state and private working forests in its critical habitat designation as they encouraged landowners to seek other measures of conservation, such as voluntary Habitat Conservation Plans, and state forest practices rules – which have been done.
The backbone of owl recovery is the federal Northwest Forest Plan, which set aside more than 80% of the federal land across three states -- Oregon, Washington and California -- to protect "habitat" for Northern Spotted Owls. Federal harvest was reduced by 98% in Washington State alone. This was supposed to be a 50-year plan to provide abundant old growth habitat for the spotted owl, and 1,000 other old-growth dependent species.
Private, state, and county lands followed suit and developed Habitat Conservation Plans, Safe Harbor Agreements, state forest practices rules and voluntary land exchanges, all to complement the federal owl conservation and recovery efforts. With the redesignation of critical habitat and now inclusion of private lands, the federal government once again upends conservation by changing the rules of the game.
The social cost of the set-aside was thousands of people who relied on forestry to support their rural communities found themselves abruptly without jobs or any form of income to support their families. The result was devastation of a culture of hard working folks that relied on forestry to support their families. We don't want that to happen again. For every 1,000 acres of private working forestland taken out of production, there are 12 jobs lost. The current proposal includes 1.27 million acres, which represents more than 15,000 jobs across the three states.
We applaud the Service for taking seriously the impact of the barred owl on the spotted owl's survival, and the importance of active management of forests to both continue revenues for local jobs, and to maintain the health of the forest.
"With the presence of the barred owl, scientists say that setting aside even more land will do little to help the spotted owl thrive, and may make matters worse by making even more room for the barred owl to flourish," said Mark Doumit, Executive Director of the Washington Forest Protection Association.
We need to work on creating the environmental conditions for the spotted owl to thrive, which includes honestly recognizing that the barred owl is having a devastating impact on spotted owl populations. Simply setting aside more land is not the answer.
The Fish and Wildlife Service is under a court order to redesignate critical habitat by November 15, 2012. The public is invited to comment for the next 90 days. To learn more about how the spotted owl is protected in Washington State, go to www.northernspottedowl.org.
About the Washington Forest Protection Association. Founded in 1908, WFPA members are large and small private forest landowners that grow and harvest trees on more than 4 million acres in Washington State. Forestry provides more than 140,000 family wage jobs in the state. www.wfpa.org
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John Jefferson Madden 1843-1926
Below is John J. Madden and his 3 wives.I believe he is the J. J madden on a death cert. found on line in TX.Mother (Lottie Brantley Wright) always told me her grandparents divorced.Now I believe her.
Descendants of John Jefferson Madden
Generation No. 1
1.JOHN JEFFERSON1 MADDEN(JOHNA) was born Aug 1843 in Tennessee1, and died 21 Aug 1926 in Austin, Travis CO., Texas, Austin State Hospital, buried in hospital cemetery2.He married (1) ELIZABETH FAULKNER 07 Jan 1862 in McCracken CO. Kentucky, daughter of JACOB FAULKNER and PARTHENA PETTYPOOL.She was born 29 Jan 1842 in Graves Co., Kentucky, and died 30 Oct 1923 in Paducah, McCracken CO., Kentucky,buried in Unionville, IL.He married (2) JENNIE E. WALLACE3,4 20 Dec 1898 in Hill CO., Texas5, daughter of ALBERT WALLACE and SARAH GILLAM.She was born 06 Feb 1862 in Missouri6,7, and died 10 Mar 1936 in Bynum, Hill CO., Texas, Bynum-Brandon Cemetery8,9,10.He married (3) MINNIE SUE WOOLSEY11,12 26 Apr 1903 in McLennan CO., Texas13.She was born Abt. 1866 in Texas14,15,16, and died Aft. 193017.
Bondsman for the marriage of John and Elizabeth was William B. Madden, person present was E. Holder (from McCracken CO., KY marriage records)
1870 Lovelaceville, Ballard CO., KentuckycensusHH# 155-155
Madden John J. 26 BlacksmithTN
Elizabeth 27 KY
William C. 7 In School KY
Samuel J. 6 KY
Martha E. 5KY
John J. 3 KY
Zackary J. 11/12 KY
1880 Jackson, Massac CO., ILL census #163-163
Madden John J. 36 MachanicTN TN TN
Elizabeth 37KY KY KY
William C. 17 KY
Martha E 14 KY
Robert H. 1 ILL
Marshall Crag (or Crag Marshall) 9 "dopted" sonKY
1900 Hill CO., TX census precinct 8 HH 242-257
John J. MaddinAug 1843,56, married 38 yrs (crossed out 15 wrote in) TN VA TN
Jennie wife Feb 1863, 37, married 15 yrs, 5 children 5 aliveMO MO MO
Guy Dixon step son, Sep 1886, 14, TX MO MO
Ira Dixon sep son, Jan 1888, 12 TX MO MO
Laney Dixon step dau, Jan 1890, 10 TX MO MO
Lee Dixon step dau, Nov 1891, 8 TX MO MO
Gale Dixon step son, Sep 1894, 5 TX MO MO
1910 Hill CO., TXcensus precinct 8
Jenn E. Dixon46, widow, 5 children 5 alive, MO MO MO
Guy A.Dixon son, 24, single, TX
Lee Dixon dau, 17, single, TX
Gale Dixon son, 15, single, TX
1920 Bynum, Hill CO., TX, census HH3
Jas L. Crenshaw33, married, TX MS TX
Laury (Dixon) wife 30, TX MO MO
Denzil son12 TX TX TX
Elmer son 9 TX TX TX
Rexay (should be Rosa Fay) dau 6 TX TX TX
JENNIE DICKSON56, mother in law, widow, MO MO MO
1930 Hill CO. TX, census, precinct 8 HH 483-501
Jas L. Crenshaw42 married @ 20 (1907-08)TX MS TX
Loney (Dixon) wife40married @ 17 (1907-08) TX MO MO
Elmer son 19 TX
Rosa Fay dau 16 TX
JENNIE DIXON mother (should be mother in law) 67 widow MO MO MO
1910 Coryell CO., TX Census HH 257
John Maddin Jr. 66, marriage 3rd marriage, 7 yrs, TN VA TN Blacksmith
Minnie S. (wife) 44, marriage 1 st marriage, 7 yrs, 4 children 4 alive TN TN TN
Woolsey B. (son) 6, TX TN TN
Harry U. (son) 3 TX TN TN
1920 Coryell CO., TX Census
J. J. Maddon 76, TN TN TN Blacksmith, Village shop
Minnie (wife) 54 TN TN TN
Wolsey (son) 15 TX
Uriel (son) 13 TX
1930 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma CO., Oklahoma325 S. E. 42nd St.
Wilsie B. Madden, 26 WD, married @ 19, TX TN TN spanter in grain mill
Uriel H. Madden, brother, 23 single, TX TN TN laborer @ grain mill
Minnie S. Madden, mother, 64, widow, TN TN TN
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Infant born 18 Feb 1904 father J. J. Madden Cert # 11338 (Woolsey)
Infant born 4 Oct 1906 father J. J. Madden Cert #12355 (Harry)
Woolsey Bewley Madden's U.S. Social Security Act Application for Account Number, dated November 30, 1936
Living @ 325 S. E. 42nd St, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma CO., Oklahoma.
Employed by: Oklahoma City Mill & Elevator CO., First & Francis St's. Oklahoma City, Oaklahoma
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One university student has found cozy and cheap housing in B.C. in the form of a yurt — a Mongolian-style tent that he built himself last summer.
Michael Jeffery says the spacious tent is the perfect solution for students who spend most of their time outside their home anyway.
The Thompson Rivers University student says he does not need many material things to live happily, echoing the sentiment of others who live in similar-sized micro structures.
In fact, his lifestyle has inspired some of his classmates who are "stoked" about the idea to build their own yurt.
"There was talk about more people building yurts or tiny homes or just little structures to live in … people like the idea of a cheap simple way to live," he said.
He says what started as a personal project may turn into a side business — building yurts for other people who want to live simply.
The yurt does not have running water or electricity.
It's all part of the outdoor lifestyle, said Jeffery, who sometimes paddles his way across the river to school in a kayak.
How to winterize your yurt
Jeffery taught himself masonry in order to build a stove for his home. He says the yurt acts as an excellent insulator.
"The heat rises up through a chimney that's inside the metal canister … [the yurt] holds the heat for hours."
Living in a yurt has brought him closer to nature, said Jeffery, who spent last year's winter in Saskatchewan.
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Robert G. Walters Jr.
Robert G. Walters Jr., 70, Decatur, passed away Saturday, July 5, 2014, at his residence. He was born Dec. 21, 1943, in Akron, to the late Robert G. and Edna M. (Barnes) Walters.
He married his wife of 50 years, Sharon K. Baker, Dec. 28, 1963; she survives.
Bob was a 1962 graduate of Decatur High School, where he excelled in basketball. He was a member of St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church. Bob retired in November of 2013 after 52 years with Uniroyal Goodrich Michelin. He cherished his family and loved his work.
Bob is survived by a son, Robert G. Walters III of Anderson, S.C.; two daughters, Susan J. (Pat) Sefton and Julie A. (Jason) Steury, both of Decatur; three sisters, Sally (Phil) Erxleben of Decatur, Candace (Chris) Dolan of Sedona, Ariz., and Tammy Fuelling of Monroe; and seven grandchildren, Luke, Josh and John Sefton; Mikaela and Maddie Walters; and Jax and Sofia Stuery.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church with Father Robert D'Souza officiating.
Burial will be in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery.
Preferred memorials may be made to St. Joseph Catholic School.
Arrangements by Haggard-Sefton and Hirschy Funeral Home.
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Proud Of You Fiona Fung
[C]Love in your [G]eyes
Sitting [Am]silent by my [Em]side
Going [F]on, holding [C]hands
Walking [Dm]through the [G]nights
Hold me [C]up, hold me [G]tight
Lift me [Am]up to touch the [Em]sky
Teaching[F] me to love with [C]heart
Helping[Dm] me open my [G]mind
I can [C]fly
I'm [G]proud that I can [Am]fly
To [Em]give the best of [F]mine
Till [C]the end of the [Dm]time
Bel[G]ieve me, I can [C]fly
I'm[G] proud that I can [Am]fly
To [Em]give the best of [F]mine
The [G]heaven in the [C]sky
(verse 2 the same as verse 1)
Stars in the sky
Wishing once upon a time
Give me love, make me smile
Till the end of life
Hold me up, hold me tight
Lift me up to touch the sky
Teaching me to love with heart
Helping me open my mind
I can fly
I'm proud that I can fly
To give the best of mine
Till the end of the time
Believe me, I can fly
I'm proud that I can fly
To give the best of mine
The heaven in the sky
C[F]an't you bel[G]ieve that you light [C]up my [Am]way?
No matter [F]how that ease my path, I'll [G]never lose my faith
See me [C]fly
I'm [G]proud to fly up [Am]high
Show [Em]you the best of [F]mine
Till [C]the end of the [Dm]time
Bel[G]ieve me, I can [C]fly
I'm s[G]inging in the [Am]sky
Show [Em]you the best of [F]mine
The he[G]aven in the s[C]ky
N[Dm]othing can stop [G]me
S[F]pread my w[G]ings ... so w[C]ide [G] [Am] [F] [G] [C]
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Meat industry mates raise big bucks in London Marathon
A team of industry runners took part in the London Marathon last weekend and managed to raise almost £25,000 to help sick and terminally ill children.
The team, under the name of Ewesain Bolts, were raising money for the Starlight Charity and all six made it across the finish line in London on Sunday. Members included Sainbsury's Julien Pursglove and Siobhan Barnes, along with her husband Al, Randall Parker's Phil Hambling and Chris Whitehead, and New Zealand Farmers' Craig Robinson.
Hambling, said: "Despite the agony and damaged limbs we are all really thrilled - most of us running our first ever marathon. We're amazed by how generous all our sponsors have been and would like to say a huge thank you for their support. Starlight is a wonderful charity and it was a privilege to run on their behalf."
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Aug. 16, 2012
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By Megan Allen, USU Athletic Media Relations
After showing significant progress in a number of areas in 2011, Utah State's special teams will be looking to make big plays and maximize field position during the upcoming season under special teams coordinator Bill Busch who is entering his second year in charge of the Aggie specialists.
As Utah State's special teams coordinator in 2011, Busch's punt unit ranked fourth in the WAC and 29th in the nation with a net average of 38.20 yards per punt. USU's kickoff return unit was also among the national leaders in 2011, ranking third in the WAC and 39th in the nation with an average of 22.80 yards per return.
As a team, Utah State's net punting average improved 49 spots from 2010, ranking No. 29 in 2011 with a net average of 38.20 yards per punt after ranking No. 78 in 2010 with a net average of 35.49 yards per punt.
Furthermore, senior Tyler Bennett emerged as one of the top punters in the nation under Busch's tutelage a year ago as he ranked third in the WAC and 16th in the country, averaging 43.83 yards per punt.
With two weeks until Utah State kicks off the 2012 season at home against Southern Utah on Aug. 30, Busch spent a few minutes talking about the upcoming season and what Aggie fans can expect from the USU special teams this fall.
Utah State has all of its specialists back from a year ago and even returns a couple of redshirts. Are there high expectations for the special teams groups this year?
"Absolutely. Having Nate (Needham) back as our long snapper is a huge plus for us in that area. Jaron Bentrude has been doing a nice job for us as our new holder, and he's clearly the number one guy at that spot. An area that we've had to improve on in the three years we've been here is field goal percentage. We're not as good as we need to be, but we have guys back there who are experienced and have done a great job this summer. In the spring, they started off somewhat slow and then really took off the last 10 practices. We're really excited about where they're going, but there's a lot of competition right now."
Utah State's net punting ranked among the top 30 in the nation a year. What are your expectations with the punting group this year?
"It starts with getting the ball back there. And again, having Nate (Needham) there is very important. Tyler (Bennett) continues to improve with his punts. He's done a nice job so far this summer. Jaron Bentrude has also done a nice job punting. I anticipate a lot of great things. It comes down to your cover unit too. We'll be able to turn the ball over. The big thing you want is just consistency and hang time."
Are there any goals or percentages you're trying to meet as far as punting?
"Bottom line is all you care about is net. If you're in the high 39 to 40 net yards per punt you're good."
How about punt return and the specialists available here?
"You always want to get a first down with a punt return. There are times when it's a poor punt or some situation and the punt return is not there. Sometimes it's kind of like playing poker. You have to fold them up, get the ball and get out of the drill. Other times you get the right punt and the right setup and you're ready to go. We improved in our punt return average dramatically last year. The guys back there give us some juice and that's a positive thing."
The NCAA changed the kickoff back to the 35-yardline this year, while touchbacks will now be spotted at the 25. Does that change your approach on kickoffs?
"It does because of the fact that it comes back to the 25 on a touchback. We're looking for the ball to get kicked nicely. We want hang time and goal lines. We want to get the ball up in the air and deep. We don't want to just give them a layup saying if we kick it out it will just come to the 25. We want to pin them inside the 25 if we can."
Last year's kick return unit ranked among the best nationally as well. What are your expectations for that group?
"I think it's going to be fantastic again. All three years we've been here we've been very good in kickoff return. We're pretty simple-schemed and our kids buy into it. Kerwynn (Williams) has been a great returner for us and Chuck Jacobs came in last year and has done a great job in that area as well. The place we have to replace somebody is where Chris Harris was as the off-returner, and he wasn't good he was great. Our biggest concern right now is replacing that spot on the field."
Are there percentages or goals you have in mind for extra points and field goals?
"Don't get one blocked and make them all. It's pretty simple. We all know it's hard to make 65-yard field goals, but those are only going to come at the end of a half or game. Other than that we've got to make them all."
Overall, what can Aggie fans expect from USU's special teams units in 2012?
"A lot of energy. Our guys have that, we don't have any issues there. We'll also have the ability to change the field. We've got to change the field position in any phase. How many times can we give our offense the ball on the opponent's side of the 50 through a kickoff return, a punt return or pinning them? We have to create short fields."
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The action of World in Conflict takes place during the Cold War, but not quite, because we are dealing with an alternate history; one in which the Berlin Wall isn't taken down in 1989 and the soviet satellites in Eastern Europe do not regain their political independence, in order to contribute to the fall of the USSR in 1991. Anticipating this imminent crisis however, "The Empire of Evil" threatens the western states, and asks for global support from ONU concerning the communist ideology. The United Nations ignores this blackmail and the USSR attacks NATO military forces and Western Europe, also drawing the USA in this conflict. This is how World War Three begins. Fortunately for humankind, nuclear weapons are not used besides small tactical strikes. Four months pass, during which Europe is decimated and the USA throws in a massive number of troops and resources for the fight against the Russians.
Meanwhile though, the USSR plans an elaborate surprise-attack on the USA, on a second front, speculating the American army's lack of attention (!?). Thus, the Russian troops turn up in Seattle, onboard disguised frigates, taking by surprise the Americans and causing heavy casualties. This is where the action of the game begins, with you taking the role of Lieutenant Parker, a veteran commander recently returned from the European battlefield. Unfortunately, you are in the worst moment of your life, at the beginning of the soviet invasion in Seattle, having under your command just a battalion with a restricted number of soldiers. In the single-player mode you will only be able to play the American side and with NATO troops in Europe and Russia, while the USSR forces are available only in multiplayer. As a side-note, I must mention that the story is pretty exaggerated, since the invasion of the USA by the USSR or the other way around is a military utopia.
Barring this small drawback, the story of World in Conflict is extremely well presented, with the narrator making you feel in the middle of a huge conflict, fighting against the Russian invasion between the missions of the campaign. It's interesting that during the game, especially in the "cool-down" moments, you will listen the stories of the people trapped in this unexpected war (just like in Operation Flashpoint, some short scenes from the daily lives of certain characters are shown). Thus, the story is one of the most attractive parts of the single-player, which is a rare thing for a strategy game.
Before we go any further, we must establish the fact that World in Conflict is not a Real Time Strategy game in true sense of the word, but a Real Time Tactics game; during the missions you will not hunt regular resources (gold, minerals, tiberium). You will benefit instead from a predetermined number of units at the beginning of each mission, plus the reinforcements you can gain. You gain reinforcements based on a certain number of points, and you can also benefit from tactical military support, according to the number of enemy units you destroy; thus, this system reacts according to how well you do on the battlefield. Also, the units which manage to survive longer (which is pretty rare) will be considered veterans, thus becoming more powerful than the standard troops.


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John 12:46 I have come as a light into the world, that whoever believes in Me should not abide in darkness. NKJV
In the beginning the word describing the creation that was given to Moses to write in a book that would become the Jewish Pentateuch or the first 5 books of what we now refer to as the Old Testament tells us in Genesis 1:3 Then God said, �Let there be light�; and there was light. NKJV Our God the One True God spoke a word and light came into existence. The miraculous thing is what was said in the very next verse, Genesis 1:4 And God saw the light, that it was good; and God divided the light from the darkness. NKJV The striking thing from verse 4 of Genesis is that God said the light was good but He made no such reference of the darkness being good. God is the only One that is able to separate actual light from actual darkness and see each separately but simultaneously.
From the moment the rebellion took place in heaven when the devil tried to take over God�s place on the throne, but he was swiftly defeated along with 1/3 of the other angels and thrown out of heaven (Revelation 12:9), God the Father has drawn a clear and distinct line dividing light from darkness. Darkness and evil was made visible in the Universe through this rebellion long before the earth and man was created, but then when man was created he was deceived by the devil to sin against God. The moment the man rebelled he would then need another Man (who would be perfect and sinless) to come and die in his place to pay the penalty of death for his sin (Romans 6:23). Sin and the consequences of all sin always produces death and darkness and nothing good (morally excellent or morally virtuous) ever comes as the result of sin. Every person is born with this darkness inherent in their souls. To put it plainly the light has been turned off or disconnected. The Light is God. The Apostle John told us in the following passage of Scripture, 1 John 1:5 This is the message which we have heard from Him (Jesus) and declare to you, that God is light and in Him is no darkness at all. NKJV
Now if God has no darkness at all in Him then every one of us is undone unless a miracle happens to each one of us that turns on the light in our dark, dreary, and dead souls. Since God is Light then in order for the dark souls of individual men, women, boys, and girls to receive light He has to turn it on Personally for the sinner to come out of the darkness of sin into the light of salvation (2 Corinthians 5:19). In Chapter 11 of John�s gospel, he records for us the great miracle of Lazarus brought out of that dark cold cave alive from the dead. Our Lord Jesus turned on the light and Lazarus� life was restored. The Lord Jesus Christ is the Only True light because He is the author of life and no other spirituality, religious guru, monk, muslim cleric, or anyone or anything else is capable of transferring a dark soul into light (1 Timothy 6:16). After every person reaches the age of accountability for their sin, there is but two paths or roads that the souls of men and women can travel on and each one has a final destination for all eternity.
The soul that continues to feed, nourish, and cherish the darkness of sin will reject or resist Jesus Christ as the Only True Light and search for light in Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, Wicca, Witchcraft, Sorcery, Baha�i, Nature, Humanism, and other New Age Mysticism and that road will end for all eternity in hell. However, the soul brought by God the Holy Spirit to see its darkness will flee to the cross of Jesus Christ bringing all of their sin and trust Him alone completely clinging to Him. They will have the light turned on in their dark souls and He will bring them out of the darkness of sin into a vital and vibrate union with Him in a love relationship immediately on earth that will continue for all eternity in heaven with Him. The soul that has truly trusted our Lord Jesus Christ receiving His regenerating power and His regenerating power acts as the human power sources or companies do that supply and send power to every location that are legally connected to their company in order to receive their service. Our Lord Jesus is the source of all light to all of those who truly belong to Him and they can never continue, remain, or stay in the darkness of sin and all that it produces (1 John 1:6). It is impossible to have Jesus Christ turn on the light inside your soul and you lounge, live, and love sin of any sort. Our Lord turns on the light and dispels the darkness and gives the enlightened soul wisdom to discern good from evil, the truth from that which is false. The Light of the World gives light to His own that we may draw an invisible line between light and darkness even as we continue down here as sojourners, pilgrims, and aliens in hostile territory.
Psalms 36:9 For with You is the fountain of life; In Your light we see light. NKJV
Acts 26:18 �To open their eyes, in order to turn them from darkness to light, and from the power of Satan to God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins and an inheritance among those who are sanctified by faith in Me.� NKJV
Ephesians 5:8-14 For you were once darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Walk as children of light (for the fruit of the Spirit is in all goodness, righteousness, and truth), finding out what is acceptable to the Lord. And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather expose them. For it is shameful even to speak of those things which are done by them in secret. But all things that are exposed are made manifest by the light, for whatever makes manifest is light. Therefore He says: �Awake, you who sleep, Arise from the dead, And Christ will give you light.� NKJV
�If we walk in righteousness He will carry us through.� A. B. Simpson
�Now is our chance to choose the right side. God is holding back to give us that chance. It won't last forever. We must take it or leave it.� C. S. Lewis
�The issue is now clear. It is between light and darkness and everyone must choose his side.� G. K. Chesterton
�The difference between God�s side and the devil�s is the difference between heaven and hell.� Billy Sunday
�The absence of the true Light means moral Death. The darkness of the natural world to the intellect is not all. What history testifies to is, first the partial, and then the total eclipse of virtue that always follows the abandonment of belief in a personal God.� Henry Drummond
�Scripture, because of its absolute clarity, bring understanding where there is ignorance, order where there is confusion, and light where there is spiritual and moral darkness. It stands in stark contrast to the muddled musings of unredeemed men, who themselves are blind and unable to discern truth or live righteously. God�s Word clearly reveals the blessed, hopeful truth they can never see.� John MacArthur
�We declare, upon Scriptural authority, that the human will is so desperately set on mischief, so depraved, and so inclined to everything that is evil, and so disinclined to everything that is good, that without the powerful, supernatural, irresistible influence of the Holy Spirit, no human will ever be constrained towards Christ.� Charles Spurgeon
�If when I am able to discover something which has baffled others, I forget Him who revealeth the deep and secret things, and knoweth what is in the darkness and showeth it to us; if I forget that it was He who granted that ray of light to His most unworthy servant, then I know nothing of Calvary love.� Amy Carmichael
If you do not know the Lord Jesus Christ and His amazing healing power, pray this from your heart to the Lord Jesus Christ (you speaking directly to Him), Dear Lord Jesus, I confess to You that I am a sinner and I need Your forgiveness. I believe You shed Your Blood and died for my sins. I believe that You rose from the dead proving that You alone are God. I repent of my sins. I want to turn from my sins. I ask You Dear Lord Jesus to come into my heart and take control of my life. I want You to be my Lord, Savior, and my God. Amen...
Sincerely in Christ,
Clifford D. Tate, Sr.
Author of �Silent Assassins of the Soul - Are you Broken by Pornography and Masturbation? You can be Restored by the Lord Jesus Christ and brought into Deliverance, Freedom, and Victory! A Guide for Men and Women in the Enemy�s Crosshairs� e-book available now @ Amazon Kindle, @ Apple I Bookstore for IPod, Barnes and Noble for Nook, Reader Store for Sony Reader, Kobo, Copia, Gardners, Baker and Taylor, and eBookPie�
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By Kara McDermott
The chants of "I believe that we will win," from the vocal Canadian supporter section certainly seemed prescient as the northern reds were the first to secure top honors out of their group.
Perhaps it wasn't entirely clairvoyant – the Canadian women gave them plenty of confidence early on. They opened the scoring in the 6th minute off a trademark Christine Sinclair play. Rhian Wilkinson served from outside the penalty box to Sinclair, kept onside by defender Fabiola Sanchez backing up keeper Julieth Arias. Sinclair bounced the ball off of her thigh and then volleyed it into the mouth of the goal.
Fabiola Sanchez narrowly escaped a red card as she attempted to bat away the ball. Veteran American referee Kari Seitz let the goal stand and the defender stay.
In the marked style of this tournament so far, once the first goal was scored the momentum brought even more. In the 10th minute, Kelly Parker took the ball from the top of the penalty area to the goal line with a burst of speed and shot straight across to the goal. Julieth Arias in the Rican goal got her hands on the ball, but by not catching it set Sophie Schmidt for an easy finish a few steps from the goal.
And then in the 19th minute, Sinclair beat two defenders with quick cutting touches and expertly placed a ball on the head of a diving Kaylyn Kyle at the far post for the third goal of the night.
Sinclair was not about to go into the locker room tied with the US' Abby Wambach for most goals overall in the final round of the Olympic qualifying tournament.
She pulled ahead with her 13th goal in the 45th minute off a long ball from Wilkinson. Sinclair chested down the ball and volleyed on the bounce to bury it into the lower right corner of the goal.
An unfortunate accident in the 50th minute furthered Costa Rica's downfall. Marianne Ugalde passed a slow simple pass to Arias.
The keeper, looking up field for a pass, lost track of the ball and it went past her foot and rolled agonizingly into the goal. The own goal would make for the most goals allowed by Costa Rica in a single game in their Olympic qualifying history.
Costa Rica hung into the game and gave Canada something they have not had yet this whole tournament: a goal against. In the 89th minute, Raquel Rodriguez served a long cross from the right side. Fernanda Barrantes cushioned the ball with inside of her foot, giving it enough of a touch forward to go past defender Robyn Gayle, and then volleyed for a perfectly placed ball into the high far corner. This was also the first match of the tournament to have goals from both teams.
Costa Rica ends then on a high note, and will look to take that into their next game, a semi-final match on Friday at 5:00 against the winner of the US vs. Mexico match tomorrow. Canada as the top seed from Group A will play at 8:00 PST.
CANADA:Karina Leblanc, Shannon Woeller, Melanie Booth, Kaylyn Kyle (Chelsea Buckland 46′), Rhian Wilkinson (Robyn Gayle 46′), Candace Chapman, Christina Julien, Desiree Scott, Christine Sinclair, Sophie Schmidt (Brittany Timko 62′), Kelly Parker
Subs not used: Carmelina Moscato, Alyscha Mottershead, Melissa Tancredi, Erin McLeod, Lauren Sesselman (injured), Chelsea Stewart
Head coach: John Herdman
COSTA RICA: Julieth Arias, Vendry Villalobos (Carol Sanchez 46′), Diana Saenz, Mariela Campos, Carolina Venegas (Fernanda Barrantes 46′), Shirley Cruz, Raquel Rodriguez, Lizy Rodriguez, Marianne Ugalde, Fabiola Sanchez, Wendy Acosta (Cristin Granados 67′)
Subs not used: Saudy Rosales, Adriana Venegas, Erika Miranda
Head coach: Karla Aleman


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CLEVELAND (WIVB) – Despite an incredible shooting performance by senior Josh Freelove, UB couldn't connect when it mattered most, falling to Eastern Michigan 69-64 in the MAC quarterfinals.
Freelove hit eight three-pointers in the game, but missed a late attempt that would have tied the game. Will Regan secured the rebound, but turned the ball over.
Javon McCrea, the MAC Player of the Year, topped the 2,000 point mark for his career, but did not have a good night. McCrea went just 2-for-13 from the field, finishing with seven points and 13 rebounds in the loss. Freelove led UB with 26 points.
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A man shot by a police officer near a light rail station just before noon Tuesday has died, Denver Police spokesman Sonny Jackson said.
The incident happened just before noon near East 29th Avenue and Downing Street.
No injuries to police officers were reported.
Denver Police Chief Robert White said police received reports of a man brandishing a knife in the area at about 11:23 a.m. Responding officers tried to get the man to stop, eventually firing pepper spray balls and a Taser.
White said the man then began waving the knife at police. One officer fired several shots, striking the man. He did not know how many times the man was hit.
Jackson said the man was transported to the hospital where he died.
Yellow caution tape was strung around near the intersection, where the knife and pepper balls were still lying in the street.
A large number of police officers flooded the area after the shooting. Jackson said this is because the shooting involved an officer and there was a very large number of witnesses.
The witnesses were placed on a bus and taken from the neighborhood to be interviewed, he said.
Daniel Young was driving through the area and saw the shooting, but didn't stick around to be interviewed by police. The victim, he said, appeared to be more shaken up than threatening.
"I don't think he was refusing to get on the ground, I just don't think he was comprehending," Young said. "He was just acting really erratic. It seemed more like a mental breakdown than him going after the (officers)."
Christina Farris, who has lived nearby for about a year but hopes to move soon, said she was in her kitchen when she heard four or five gunshots.
"Usually, the shots are fired at night," she said. "It's funny that it was in the daytime."
A man, who identified himself only by the name Miel, said he lives in an artist's collective nearby. Earlier in the day, he walked past the man with the knife, but didn't think much about him.
"Although he had a knife, he didn't seem ridiculously threatening," he said. "You could just go across the street and avoid him."
Sheila Adams, 20, was in the neighborhood because two of her young sisters were taking tests at Cole Arts and Sciences Academy a few blocks away at East 32nd Avenue and Humbolt Street. She said she fears for the safety of the younger girls, especially near the rail stop, where people tend to hang out.
But she wasn't unnerved by the police shooting. "I feel safer that they are protecting us."
A light rail train passing through the neighborhood is stranded at the intersection. The Regional Transportation District says trains servicing the D line, which runs along Welton Street, are being stopped at East 27th Avenue because of the shooting.


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Fiji Time: 9:57 PM on Tuesday 20 March
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Team Satya's Fast Food after winning the business house bowling competition at Nadi Sports Club. Picture: BALJEET SINGH
SATYA'S Fast Food took out the ANZ Bank-sponsored business house cup title at the Nadi Sports Club on Wednesday.
The side defeated Williams & Gosling 20-18 in a closely contested final.
Satya's Fast Food with players such as Salesh Kumar, Satya Nadan, Hiten Kumar, Rajnil Prasad and Shumit Payda remained unbeaten in the tournament.
Payda said they would be defending the title next year.
"It was a tough battle during the final," he said.
"We are excited to win the cup title for the first time."
Fiji Airways won the plate title after a fight back against Sanjeet Sen's Acme Garments team.
Jack's of Fiji won the bowl title after beating Fiji Gas. Westpac Bank won the shield title defeating Air Terminal Services.
Club bowls director Bobby Prasad said the five weeks competition proved to be exciting.
"Many new players were involved," he said.
"All the 96 players recieved prizes. We are in the process of lining up sponsors for the next tournament."
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Las Colinas acquires assets of MacLondon Energy, MHT Properties
Published 8:38 am, Friday, May 25, 2012
Las Colinas Energy Partners LLC of Odessa announces the acquisition of the assets of MacLondon Energy and the San Juan Basin properties of MHT Properties Ltd. Kirk Edwards has been named president of the newly formed entity.
Las Colinas' acquisition includes royalty and non-operating interests in more than 9,000 wells along with various properties in Texas and Oklahoma. The company will remain headquartered in Odessa and focus on the continued acquisition of royalty and mineral interests along with participating in operated and non-operated properties with industry partners.
Edwards has more than 30 years experience in the industry, beginning with Texaco Inc. and including Odessa Exploration and MacLondon Energy LP, which he founded 10 years ago.
Las Colinas also announced that J.L. Farrell III has joined the company as senior vice president of the operating company, Las Colinas Production LP. Like Edwards, he has more than 30 years experience in the industry and will oversee the company's operating efforts and Las Colinas Minerals LP. He comes to Las Colinas from Berry Petroleum, where he was Permian asset manager.


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