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What is meningitis and how many types are there?
Meningitis is an inflammation of the tissues that surround the brain and spinal cord and is most commonly caused by bacterial and viral infections; there are, however, five types, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
• Bacterial meningitis is caused by bacteria such as Streptococcus pneumoniae and can be contagious. It also can be life-threatening, but there are vaccines to prevent some kinds. In September, Middle Tennessee State University student Jacob Nunley died of the illness, as did a West Elementary School student in Mt. Juliet.
• Viral meningitis is caused by viruses such as enteroviruses and herpes simplex viruses, according to the CDC. It's serious but rarely fatal in those with healthy immune systems. It occurs mostly in children younger than 5. Parents in Williamson County are reporting cases of viral meningitis at Oak View Elementary School.
• Fungal meningitis is usually caused by inhaling fungal spores from the environment. Anyone can get fungal meningitis, but people at higher risk include those who have AIDS, leukemia or other forms of immunodeficiency, according to the CDC. It is not contagious.
• Parasitic meningitis is caused by parasites that contaminate food, water and soil, and it is uncommon in the United States, according to the CDC. The parasite typically enters through the nose and travels to the brain, where it destroys tissue.
• Non-infectious meningitis can be caused by cancers, lupus, head injury and brain surgery, the CDC website said. It is not spread person to person.
What is Aspergillus?
Aspergillus is a fungus -- it's called a mold -- and it exists in the environment. "It's around all of us, all the time," said Dr. William Schaffner, a Vanderbilt professor who is president of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases. "It lives in vegetation and it particularly likes damp, moldy leaves, so it's particularly pertinent this type of year."
The fungus is not very adept at causing illness, Schaffner said, and our immune systems ward it off readily. However, "from time to time, fortunately rather rarely, this could cause an illness in immunocompromised people."
Aspergillosis is a disease caused by this fungus; it may induce allergic reactions, lung infections and infections in other organs, according to the CDC.
What is Aspergillus meningitis?
On occasion, the aspergillosis can get into the bloodstream and then to the brain, causing encephalitis (brain inflammation) or meningitis (the inflammation of the membranes covering the brain).
In the cases involving the epidural steroid injections, "we have a very exceedingly unusual circumstance -- even more usual than aspergillosis normally is," Schaffner said.
Is Aspergillus meningitis contagious?
No. Fungal meningitis, including that caused by Aspergillus, is not contagious.
How is meningitis diagnosed?
Symptoms include "feeling badly, a little fever, a little headache, then stiff neck and confusion," Schaffner said. In classic meningitis cases -- those caused by virus or bacteria -- these symptoms usually come on rapidly. However, Schaffner said, "Aspergillus generally grows rather slowly," so there appears to be a "rather prolonged period from time of exposure to the onset of illness," Schaffner said. "It can extend perhaps up to a month, and symptoms can be gradual and not very impressive," he said.
Some of the symptoms actually can mimic certain kinds of strokes, Schaffner said. He added that because of the rarity of this disease, doctors are just learning about these symptoms.
Should I go to the doctor for Aspergillus meningitis?
Those who may be involved are patients who sought relief from back pain in one of two clinics in Tennessee between July 30 and Sept. 20, said Dr. David Reagan, chief medical officer for the Tennessee Department of Health.
"If you haven't been contacted (by your health professional) and you have not had pain management steroid injections, don't worry," Schaffner said. "This issue doesn't concern you."
If you have been contacted about potential exposure, then "anything that looks unusual or abnormal in terms of your health ought to trigger you going to your health-care provider," Schaffner said.
If I have a headache and stiff neck, but have not been contacted about potential exposure, what should I do?
Meningitis can come in various forms, and it is not limited just to this situation, Schaffner said.
"So, clearly, if you have fever, stiff neck, headache and are feeling poorly, those are reasons to get medical attention quite separate from this issue of Aspergillus," Schaffner said.
But, to be clear, "This outbreak has no relationship to other cases of bacterial or viral meningitis that recently occurred in Tennessee," Reagan said.
If I have received other epidural treatments, such as those used during labor and delivery, am I at risk?
No. "Epidural" is a simplified term that frequently refers to the injection of drugs into the epidural space of the spine.
Typically, during childbirth, the administered epidural is an anesthetic. In the reported meningitis cases, the epidural injection was steroids specifically given for back pain.
"In particular, we want to make sure (to convey) that women who received epidurals during the delivery process have no reason to be concerned about this cluster of cases," Reagan said.
If I am currently in a pain management program and have not been contacted by my health professional, what should I do?
Although Schaffner emphasized that all those at risk should have been contacted, it is "fair," he said, "to call up, identify yourself and the day you had the procedure or received injections and say, 'I just want to make sure I am not one of the patients exposed to this problem.' "
Should I pursue other pain management options until this has been cleared?
No, Schaffner said. "I think you can go ahead (and continue your current pain management treatment), because every vial of this batch that is under strong suspicion has been withdrawn."


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ANAHEIM, California – Red Bull KTM Factory rider Ken Roczen earned his second 250 SX win of the season at Angel Stadium in front of the Southern California crowd. Roczen's second straight win helped increase his points lead in the championship standings and allows him to head to the next round still wearing the red number plates that represent the points leader.
Ken Roczen rode strong all day long, turning fast lap times and eventually qualifying into the main event with a 2nd place finish in his heat. Roczen's solid heat finish gave him a good gate pick for the main event.
Off the start of the 250 SX main event, Roczen rounded the first corner in 2nd place. He quickly pulled into the lead before the end of the first lap and began to focus on pulling from the pack. Roczen held on to lead all 15 laps of the main event on his KTM 250 SX-F to capture his second straight victory of the season. Now five rounds into the series, Roczen holds a 20 point lead in the championship standings.
"It is so great to get up here and have my hard work finally pay off," commented Roczen. "My team and I have been working really hard this year to put our KTM's up front and in the championship hunt and I feel like we are in a good position. I can't wait for the next race."
Next Round: San Diego, CA – February 9, 2013
Results 250 SX Class Anaheim 3
1. Ken Roczen (D), KTM, 13:33.759 min (15 laps)
2. Martin Davalos (USA), Kawasaki, +4.083 sec
3. Eli Tomac (USA), Honda, +9.188
4. Kyle Cunningham (USA), Yamaha, +15.779
5. Jason Anderson (USA), Suzuki, +21.273
Other KTM
7. Joey Savatgy (USA), KTM, +23.694
14. Josh Cachia (USA), KTM, +49.081
Standings KTM 250 SX Class after 5 of 8 rounds
1. Roczen, 116 points
2. Tomac, 96
3. Cole Seely (USA), Honda, 89
4. Davalos, 70
5. Anderson, 68
Other KTM
9. Savatgy, 52
11. Malcolm Stewart (USA), KTM, 45
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PENSACOLA, Fla. – After winning games both home and away to start the 2011-12 season, the Georgia Southwestern women's basketball team was looking to take the next step: earn a winning streak. GSW's 70-66 victory over West Alabama (1-3) in the West Florida Tournament Saturday evening did just that.
The Lady 'Canes had four players score in double figures led by senior forward Jessica Jones. The transfer from Mars Hill paced the Hurricanes with 17 points and nine rebounds. Tania Walters (14 points), Terra Branch (10 points) and Adrian Randall (10 points) rounded out the front end of the GSW scoring attack.
The game began with the Lady Tigers taking a 9-6 lead after the game's first five and a half minutes. The Blue & Gold answered with a run of their own taking a 16-15 lead midway through the first half. West Alabama would take a stranglehold of game from there with a 34-24 halftime lead.
The Lady Tigers would have the upper hand until a Jessica Jones jump shot would give GSW the lead with 12:03 remaining in the game. The next six minutes would see the two teams exchange taking turns leading the game. The Lady 'Canes would take the lead for good with five minutes remaining.
UWA's Brittany Weathers would post a game-high 23 points and ten rebounds in the losing effort. She was supported by Kottia White and Tamya Thompson who each chipped in ten points.
The victory advances the GSW record to 3-0 on the year. They will be back in action tomorrow as they play their second game in as many days. Their match-up versus West Florida is scheduled to tip off at 7 p.m. eastern standard time.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – A balanced attack that saw 11 players record at least one point helped propel MIT to a 17-2 victory over Regis College in a Pilgrim Lacrosse League game on Wednesday night. Freshman Luke Verdi (Middletown, Md.) produced a game-high four points for the Engineers (3-8, 1-2 Pilgrim) on two goals and two assists. Sophomore Nick Dallas (Huntington Beach, Calif.) and freshman Nicky Rodrigo (Miami, Fla.) generated the offense for the Pride who saw their ledger lower to 4-9 on the year and 0-4 in conference action.
The majority of the first quarter was a back-and-forth affair as both sides struggled to find an offensive rhythm. MIT ended the stalemate when sophomore Jake Slonaker (West Windsor, N.J.) corralled the groundball following a saved shot and found freshman Graham Francis (Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.) with 4:41 left in the frame. The Engineers then rattled off three goals in the next two minutes as the rally was capped by a solo effort from freshman Ronald Heisser (San Antonio, Texas). Regis responded with a pair of shots from Rodrigo and one by sophomore Peter Leighton (Wilmington, Mass.) but MIT senior goalie Christopher Rullan (Wexford, Pa.) turned away each attempt.
The Engineers increased their advantage to 5-0 on a blast by freshman Paul Orrson (Baltimore, Md.) after 4:10 elapsed in the second stanza. The margin would hold until midway through the quarter when MIT put together another three-goal burst that concluded on a man-up strike from Orrson with 4:19 remaining before halftime.
After earning the assist on Orrson's final goal, Verdi was a factor in the Engineers' first two goals of the third quarter. He found the back of the net at the 9:34 mark and set up Francis over a minute later. Freshman Alex Seo (Westport, Conn.), who earned an assist on Verdi's goal, quickly extended MIT's lead to 11-0. A turnover over by the hosts eventually led to the Pride ending the shutout as Rodrigo redirected a feed from Leighton with 4:02 to go.
The Engineers registered three unanswered goals early in the final frame while a solo effort from Dallas came at the midpoint of the quarter. MIT then generated three goals in a span of 1:11 to close out the night.
Francis finished with a hat-trick as Slonaker posted two goals and an assist for the Engineers. Orrson and sophomore Bill Kelleher (Pittsburgh, Pa.) both scored twice while sophomore John Kramer (Glastonbury, Conn.) registered one goal, one assist, and seven groundballs. Seo notched one goal, one assist, and four groundballs as senior Mike Gibson (Natick, Mass.) along with freshmen Max Malinowski (Boise, Idaho) and Chris McPherson (Gaithersburg, Md.) rounded out the scoring with one goal apiece. Junior Britt Cyr (Cincinnati, Ohio) won eight of his 12 faceoff attempts and picked up five groundballs while freshman Jake Shearman (Hertfordshire, United Kingdom) chipped in six groundballs. In net, Rullan totaled 11 saves and seven groundballs in three quarters as freshman Eric Bartell (San Diego, Calif.) stopped five shots during the last 15 minutes of action.
Freshman Andrew O'Reilly (Hollis, N.H.) paced Regis with six groundballs while classmate Jack O'Brien (Milton, Mass.) generated five groundballs and two caused turnovers. Junior Chris Campbell (South Hadley, Mass.) went 4-of-7 in faceoffs as senior Andrew Goldberg (Solebury, Pa.) tacked on three groundballs. In net, freshman Morgan Ford (Smyrna, Ga.) registered 10 saves and four groundballs.
For the game, MIT had a 27-18 advantage in shots on goal and a 48-31 margin in groundballs. Both teams split the faceoff victories while the Engineers committed four fewer turnovers than the Pride.
Both squads are on the road for their next games that feature Pilgrim League foes. MIT will visit Massachusetts Maritime Academy on Saturday, April 20 while Regis will make the trip to Babson College on Friday, April 19.


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Saunders scored 22 points to become the 31st member of Harvard's 1,000-point club (Gil Talbot).
SPOKANE, Wash. – The Harvard men's basketball team rallied from a 16-point deficit to take a 62-60 lead with 7:12 to play, but Michigan State proved to have the answer down the stretch as escaped with an 80-73 victory Saturday night to advance to the NCAA tournament Sweet 16.
Wesley Saunders finished with 22 points, two assists and three steals, becoming the 31st member of Harvard's 1,000-point club in the process. Steve Moundou-Missi helped to spark the comeback attempt with an 11-point, 10-rebound effort, with all 11 of his points coming after the intermission.
Brandyn Curry and Siyani Chambers chipped in 12 points and 10 points, respectively, with Curry also grabbing six rebounds and Chambers dishing out four assists. Laurent Rivard, meanwhile, shot 2-of-5 from long range for seven points.
Michigan State (28-8) was paced by Branden Dawson who turned in 26 points and nine rebounds. Gary Harris added 19 points and five assists as the Spartans combined to shoot 49.1 percent for the night.
Harvard's season comes to a close with a 27-5 overall record, marking the most wins in program history.
Michigan State began the game on a 5-0 run before Chambers put Harvard on the board nearly three minutes in. The Spartans continued to roll and extended their advantage to 11-4, but Chambers knocked down a triple to pull the Crimson within 11-7. It was 15-9 in favor of Michigan State after Dawson stepped into a passing lane and went the distance, and 18-9 following a breakaway dunk for Travis Trice. A three-pointer by Curry and tip-in by Jonah Travis cut Harvard's deficit to 21-14, but by the under-eight timeout Michigan State was in front by 10, 30-20.
Saunders scored five straight points to counter a spurt by the Spartans and make it a 36-27 game, and when he reached the 1,000-point plateau at the line the spread was 41-29. Saunders remained hot with a long jumper, sending the teams into the break with Harvard trailing by 12, 45-33.
Saunders finished the half with 13 points, including 10 of the team's final 12 before the buzzer. Michigan State, however, shot 54.3 percent from the field, including 16-of-23 on two-pointers, with Dawson contributing 20 points. The Spartans biggest advantage came in transition, where it outscored the Crimson 10-0.
Michigan State opened the second half with a pair of dunks as Harvard missed each of its first seven attempts. Saunders ended the drought with an and-one, 49-36, sparking a nine-minute stretch in which the Crimson outscored the Spartans 29-11. Curry kept the Crimson within striking distance with back-to-back three's, 53-42, and Moundou-Missi brought the Harvard fans to their feet with a two-handed jam.
Moundou-Missi stepped back to shoot over top of Adreian Payne to keep the margin at eight, 55-47, and after Saunders stripped Payne to lead to a thunderous dunk by Moundou-Missi over Gary Harris it was a four-point game, 55-51. Moundou-Missi got to the basket again on the Crimson's ensuing possession, bringing Harvard to within two points, 55-53. Harvard tied the game at 55 as Saunders picked off another pass for an easy flush, but Harris responded on Michigan State's ensuing possession to regain a 58-55 edge.
Free throws by Chambers and Travis kept Harvard within one, and Rivard gave the Crimson its first lead of the night with a three in transition, 62-60. Trice answered with a three of his own, however, sparking a quick 11-1 run as the Spartans reclaimed a 71-63 margin.
Rivard registered four straight points, including his second triple, to bring the score to 71-67, and the deficit remained at four following a drive by Chambers. The Spartans ultimately had too much down the stretch, however, as they held on for the 80-73 win.
Game Notes: Laurent Rivard finished his career tied for the most games played (123) in Ivy League history (Princeton's Ian Hummer) … Wesley Saunders scored 22 points and became the 31st member of Harvard's 1,000-point club (1,012) … Laurent Rivard shot 2-of-5 from three to match his own school record for three-pointers in a season (80) … Saunders tied the program record for points in an NCAA tournament game (Wyndol Gray in 1946 vs. NYU) … Saunders led Harvard in scoring for the 12th time this year, registering his sixth 20-point performance of the year … After allowing two Michigan State dunks to begin the second half, Harvard went on a 29-11 run to take its first lead, 62-60 … Harvard completes the year with a 27-5 record; the 27 victories is the most in program history … The Crimson is now 2-5 all-time in the NCAA tournament … Saturday's game marked the final contest in the careers of Kyle Casey, Brandyn Curry, Dee Giger, Tom Hamel and Laurent Rivard.


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An excellent origins story is bogged down by too many mutants with no motivation
In the swinging 1960s, two mutant men set very different goals for themselves. Charles Xavier (James McAvoy: Gnomeo and Juliet) is hoping to use his telepathic abilities to score college co-eds — oh, and to unite other mutants, in hopes of celebrating the beauty of genetics. Shoah survivor Erik Lehnsherr (Michael Fassbender: Jane Eyre) is set on using his metal manipulating skills to hunt down and murder the Nazis who experimented on him and killed his mother.
The men unite when they realize the target of Lehnsherr's manhunt, Sebastian Shaw (Kevin Bacon: Elephant White), is also trying to bring about a war between the Soviets and America. Charles wants to join with the U.S. government, proving mutants are an asset to keeping the peace throughout the world. Erik just wants to kill the Nazi.
They also use the government's dime to build a collective of comely mutants. It's not a hard process: Apparently the best way to spot a mutant is to look for the prettiest person in a crowd.
Unfortunately, this first class isn't taught much until the last act. While Erik and Charles gallivant through Soviet locales, these younger mutants are stuck in a comic-book version of the Real World. They talk, discuss cool nicknames and, like, totally bond.
The problem with First Class is that director Matthew Vaughn keeps piling on characters. Because they're not developed properly, Vaughn sets them to work doing odd jobs to move the plot forward. I'm still pondering how a stripper with angel wings learned how to pilot a submarine in the span of a day — maybe that's a mutant power, too.
If Vaughn had focused on the three characters he does develop — Erik, Charles and Raven (Jennifer Lawrence: The Beaver) — the film would have been much stronger.
Raven, a naturally blue mutant with chameleon-like transformative powers, lived in fear of being discovered and ostracized. She shows her true form only to her adoptive brother, Charles, who took her in as a child.
Charles is a bit more naive about the cruelty of man, believing that once regular people learn what special snowflakes mutants are, they will accept them with open arms. Erik, a Holocaust survivor, knows the depths of discrimination in humanity.
This trio finding their way in the modern world would have been fascinating. Even a film that chronicled Erik tracking down and killing Nazis would have been pretty cool.
The acting is hit or miss as well. Fassbender is the clear lead, with a cool, calculating performance that should fast-track him for stardom. As Emma Frost, January Jones (Unknown) is her typical vacant self, but she sure fills out a mini-skirt and bra. The 1960s' setting seems to have less to do with the cultural climate than the fact that the model-material cast looks good in mod-style mini-dresses and turtlenecks.
What Vaughn does with gusto, however is action, especially when Erik starts slinging around metal objects.


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What's Your Scariest Urban Legend?
Posted 15 April 2013 - 08:06 PM
For me, the legend of Bloody Mary takes some beating for giving a person the willies!
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Posted 24 July 2013 - 02:22 PM
Posted 24 July 2013 - 04:35 PM
Either that or the clown doll in the parents' room the babysitter wanted to cover up . . . but they didn't have a clown doll, it was a murderer.
Eat, drink and be scary. ~Author Unknown
Posted 24 July 2013 - 10:06 PM
yeah, clowns... NO GOOD!
Mine was always the little girl whose dog slept right beside her bed. When she was scared, she put her hand down beside the bed and the dog would lick her. That made her feel better. One night, there was a strange drip drip drip sound in the bathroom and to comfort herself, she put her hand down for the dog to lick. That went on off and on all night - she finally fell asleep. In the morning, she woke up to hear her mom screaming ---- there was her dog hanging in the shower - his blood having drained out slowly all night from a cut. Who was under her bed licking her hand???
Either that or the clown doll in the parents' room the babysitter wanted to cover up . . . but they didn't have a clown doll, it was a murderer.
SHALOM my friends !
Posted 01 August 2013 - 10:09 AM
There is more to the story but I always felt it was best to leave it there.
Posted 02 August 2013 - 12:54 PM
very interesting would love to read more on this !
I have heard several stories and legends over the years but one of my favourites was the guard working nights at an old castle, he was doing his rounds when he saw a woman in the great hall, thinking it was an intruder he called out. The woman turned around looked him in the eye screamed and began to run away. The guard gave chase and followed the woman as she screamed, she constantly looked back at the guard in terror and screamed as she did so. Eventually she went into a long room that had no exit the guard reached the door the woman looked around for a final time and with a loud scream ran straight through the wall.
There is more to the story but I always felt it was best to leave it there.
SHALOM my friends !
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Should there be a church position of armor-bearer?Question: "What is an armor-bearer? Should there be a church position of armor-bearer?"
Answer: In Scripture, an armor-bearer (also spelled armorbearer and armor bearer) was a servant who carried additional weapons for commanders. Abimelech (Judges 9:54), Saul (1 Samuel 16:21), Jonathan (1 Samuel 14:6-17), and Joab (2 Samuel 18:15) had armor-bearers/armorbearers. Armor-bearers were also responsible for killing enemies wounded by their masters. After enemy soldiers were wounded with javelins or arrows, armor-bearers finished the job with clubs or swords. After the time of David, armor-bearers are no longer mentioned, likely due to the fact that commanders began to fight from chariots (1 Kings 12:18; 20:33).
Some churches today have instituted a figurative position of armor-bearer. The duties range widely, but generally speaking, a church armor-bearer carries the "armor" of a church leader, such as the leader's Bible, "the sword of the Spirit" (Ephesians 6:17; Hebrews 4:12). In some instances, a church armor-bearer essentially serves as a church leader's bodyguard. Is the idea of a church armor-bearer biblically based? No, it is not. Does the concept of a church armor-bearer contradict anything in Scripture? Not necessarily. Any church considering such a position should prayerfully study God's Word and make sure the responsibilities assigned in no way conflict with the New Testament's teaching on the church. The fact that the New Testament nowhere mentions armor-bearers and nowhere describes any of the apostles/prophets/elders having a person in that role should give pause to any church considering instituting the role of armor-bearer.
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The MAGNUM Electric Heating Mat 10 m² 50 cm x 20 m m is a unique type of floor heating mat. The system has been designed to be used on an existing tiled floor or an existing finished floor, so that floor heating can still be installed there. The mat is approximately 4 mm thick and can be included in a layer of adhesive without any demolishing or grinding. The mat fits virtually underneath the surface. This decreases the heating time of the floor, that also makes this system suitable for rooms that are not permanently occupied including bathrooms, studies, playrooms, etc.
The advanced thermostat takes account of the required heating period, so that your floor is always at the right temperature when you want it.
MAGNUM Mat is available in 22 different surface area sizes from 0.75 to 25 m². Because the heating cable connects through at the ends on the mat, the power supply cable is only on one side and invisibly secured using a unique connection. This means that a return to the thermostat is not required.
Main heating element. Installed below the floor covering to convert electring current into warmth.
3.5 mm thick
Control device. One can manage up to 23 m² / 16 amps. At least one should be included to every order.
+5 to +40°C
Floor probe
Fitting instructions with control check useful to measure voltage during installation.
for fitting and using
|50 cm x 16 m
|8 m²
|4 mm
|Heating Power
|1200 Watt
|Roll width
|500 mm
|Cable diameter
|4 mm
|10 - 11 Watt per meter
|Chrome / Nickel resistance wire
|Aluminium earthed sheath
Underfloor heating mat set consists of all necessary parts for installation. One Thermostat is needed for every 23 m² of heating mat. It is included as optional, to allow ordering mat for custom areas, for example if you need 13 m² of mat total, you should buy 10 m² with one of the thermostats set as include and 3 m² with thermostat not included. In case you require less mat coverage than possible to buy from our product pictures, for example 14.5 m² you should always round low with your purchase and buy 14 m² as the mat is impossible to cut. It can be shaped but not shortened to size.
One thermostat and sensor can handle up to 16amps / 23 m² directly in so if you buy one and want to add more mat coverage, you don't need to buy additional ones. This product is also available in different sizes.
|Price (tax included)
|MAGNUM Mat 0,75 m²
|25 cm x 3 m
|113 Watt
|£ 60.00
|MAGNUM Mat 1,25 m²
|25 cm x 5 m
|188 Watt
|£ 85.00
|MAGNUM Mat 1,75 m²
|25 cm x 7 m
|263 Watt
|£ 94.80
|MAGNUM Mat 2,25 m²
|25 cm x 9 m
|338 Watt
|£ 114.00
|MAGNUM Mat 1 m²
|50 cm x 2 m
|150 Watt
|£ 69.60
|MAGNUM Mat 1,5 m²
|50 cm x 3 m
|225 Watt
|£ 90.00
|MAGNUM Mat 2m²
|50 cm x 4 m
|300 Watt
|£ 100.80
|MAGNUM Mat 2,5 m²
|50 cm x 5 m
|375 Watt
|£ 123.60
|MAGNUM Mat 3 m²
|50 cm x 6 m
|450 Watt
|£ 145.20
|MAGNUM Mat 3,5 m²
|50 cm x 7 m
|525 Watt
|£ 159.60
|MAGNUM Mat 4 m²
|50 cm x 8 m
|600 Watt
|£ 163.20
|MAGNUM Mat 4,5 m²
|50 cm x 9 m
|675 Watt
|£ 189.60
|MAGNUM Mat 5 m²
|50 cm x 10 m
|750 Watt
|£ 220.80
|MAGNUM Mat 6 m²
|50 cm x 12 m
|900 Watt
|£ 237.60
|MAGNUM Mat 7 m²
|50 cm x 14 m
|1050 Watt
|£ 274.80
|MAGNUM Mat 8 m²
|50 cm x 16 m
|1200 Watt
|£ 318.00
|MAGNUM Mat 9 m²
|50 cm x 18 m
|1350 Watt
|£ 330.00
|MAGNUM Mat 10 m²
|50 cm x 20 m
|1500 Watt
|£ 360.00
This stylish, colourful and refined digital clock thermostat has been specially designed for electric heating systems. The MAGNUM X-treme Control is supplied with every MAGNUM floor heating set (Mat,Cable and Foil types), including external floor sensor, a built-in air sensor and three different frames that suit most brands of switching equipment. The MAGNUM X-treme Control is simple and intuitive to operate using touch sensitive buttons under the display. The new chameleon function is simple to adapt to the colour of your interior. The stylish screensaver shows the time, temperature and current mode without touching the thermostat. The MAGNUM X-treme Control has a new help function that appears after 10 seconds in the menu with a complete description of the setting in question. The MAGNUM X-treme Control also has a wooden floor function whereby the temperature is limited to 28°C. This makes the MAGNUM X-treme Control the idea and safe solution for every electric heating system.
In some situations the digital regulation is not required and so the preference is for a simple on/off operation. Specifically industrial applications where the heating must remain on at all times. Therefore MAGNUM has designed the Standard Control: a simple on/off thermostat with temperature regulation that is clearly easy to operate.
To modify the mat shape to fit the specific room area it might be necessary to cut and turn it. It should be done like shown below. Never cut the heating element. Make sure that the cables are not damaged during the process.
Underfloor heating should not be installed under the future shower appliances like bath or shower furniture.
Parts below are always included excepting thermostat which is optional to allow ordering mat in custom sizes, like 16 m² = 10 m² + 6 m². In such case, one product should be added with chosen thermostat and the other with it not included.
This MAGNUM Heating product is manufactured from high quality, durable materials. To guarantee that your product functions optimally there are a few points of attention which are described in the Installation Instructions. We can only offer you the full guarantee if the system is correctly installed in accordance with these Installation Instructions. Carefully read the instructions prior to installation, do not forget the yellow centre page when doing so, and ensure that you have the correct tools and materials. The electrical installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician in accordance with current local regulations. Please visit magnumheating.com to find your local supplier if you have any questions, require more information or support. C&F Technics B.V. 2014 / All rights reserved
1. Check: Check the contents of the box before starting. A complete set consists of:
*To be ordered as separate item in some countries. Please visit http://magnumheating.com for details.
|MAGNUM Mat 0,75 m²
|25 cm x 3 m
|113 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 1,25 m²
|25 cm x 5 m
|188 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 1,75 m²
|25 cm x 7 m
|263 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 2,25 m²
|25 cm x 9 m
|338 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 1 m²
|50 cm x 2 m
|150 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 1,5 m²
|50 cm x 3 m
|225 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 2m²
|50 cm x 4 m
|300 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 2,5 m²
|50 cm x 5 m
|375 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 3 m²
|50 cm x 6 m
|450 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 3,5 m²
|50 cm x 7 m
|525 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 4 m²
|50 cm x 8 m
|600 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 4,5 m²
|50 cm x 9 m
|675 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 5 m²
|50 cm x 10 m
|750 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 6 m²
|50 cm x 12 m
|900 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 7 m²
|50 cm x 14 m
|1050 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 8 m²
|50 cm x 16 m
|1200 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 9 m²
|50 cm x 18 m
|1350 Watt
|MAGNUM Mat 10 m²
|50 cm x 20 m
|1500 Watt
3. Points of attention: The MAGNUM Mat electrical floor heater consists of a heating cable that is equally distributed and connected to a glass fibre net with an inter-loop distance of approximately 7cm. The MAGNUM Mat is fully earthed. Check before hand if the heating mat is the right size for the floor area to be heated and that there is sufficient electrical capacity (Amps.) available. The mat may not be positioned over expansion joints. Each mat is tested at the factory and has a unique inspection card. Every mat is tested at 4000 volt. Before installing the mat, the resistance reading should be taken and noted down on the inspection card in the center of this manual. (See point 7). The connector cable can be extended or shortened, there must always be at least 0.5 meter of connecting wire left. The heating cable, attached to the yellow glass fibre net, cannot be cut. The mats cannot be laid over each other and the heating cables may never cross each other! The cable junction (SPLICE) is the transition of the resistance cable (heating section of the mat) to the power cable (cold connection) is just within the heating mat and is marked. A distance from the wall of 10 to 20 cm should generally be adhered to. The MAGNUM Mat may never be installed under fixed objects like wall units, kitchen units, baths, or showers and must be able to give off its warmth unimpeded. The MAGNUM Mat may only be incorporated into the free floor areas. As bathrooms consist mostly of a small free floor area the mat can only be installed as supplementary heating. Please contact your local supplier for information about use as main heating. All installations must be wired through a suitably rated MCB or RCCD when applicable. All installations in wet areas must be wired through a dedicated RCCD in line with the thermostat. All connections must be made by an approved electrician in accordance with current local regulations. The MAGNUM Mat is 3 to 4 mm thick and must be incorporated in a flexible adhesive or casting mortar suitable for floor heating. Check the manufacturers data. The MAGNUM Mat has 1 connecting cable 3.5 meters in length (Twin Conductor) and has an end seal (loop) at the end of the mat. The end seal CANNOT be broken. The connector cable can be shortened, there must always be at least 0.5 meter of connecting wire left. The power supply must never be connected during installation. If multiple mats are installed in a space, they must be wired in parallel and a suitably rated junction box may be incorporated so that only one power cable runs to the thermostat. Maximum capacity of the thermostat is 16 Amperes. If combined area exceeds 23m², a Contactor will have to be fitted. The thermostat may only be installed by a qualified electrician. The sensor must be installed in the middle of a cable loop for optimal temperature registration. Ensure that the sensor is installed well clear (min. 50 cm) of (hidden) radiator and water pipes, drains and electrical wiring. The sensor must always remain IN the sensor tube. Fit cap to end of the sensor tube. If the sensor ever needs to be replaced it can then easily be removed. The MAGNUM Mat is primarily designed for installation on concrete floors. If laying on a wooden floor, all floors must be sheeted with a cement faced board which is compatible with heated floor systems. Or sheet the floor with 15mm WBP or Marine plywood, fix with screws at 200mm centres and then skim with 2-3mm of flexible tile adhesive and allow to dry, then proceed as installation for concrete base.
4. Necessary materials:
5. Preparations:
Determine where the thermostat must be placed, place a standard electrical back box with a minimum depth of 35mm, preferably at a height of 1.40 m for ease of operation. Grind/cut the necessary grooves and mount the junction box and electrical conduit. 2 conduits have to be installed; One for the sensor and the other for the power cable from mat. Do not run the power cable and sensor cable through the same conduit. Cut a groove in the floor for the floor sensor pipe (2 cm deep). TAKE CARE: Never place the sensor in the vicinity of a (hidden) radiator pipe! Never install it passing under a heating cable! Ensure that the surface where the mat is worked on is flat, clean, and free of dust and grease. In larger spaces, expansion joints along the wall may have to be used.
7. Resistance readings
Before installing the MAGNUM Mat, the resistance reading should be taken and noted down on the inspection card in the center of this manual. The reading should be taken during the installation and on final completion. These readings should be as per the technical information (Point 2). Take measurements both between the resistance wires and between the resistance wire and the earth cladding. Keep this inspection card in the meter cupboard in a visible place! This forms part of your guarantee.
8. Installation Instructions:
When installing in tile cement: (Point 10) Unroll the MAGNUM Mat with the heating cable down so that only the glass fibre netting is visible. For Self levelling compound: (Point 11): Unroll the MAGNUM Mat with the heating cable facing upwards using double sided adhesive tape. Determine how the matting must be laid. The glass fibre netting can be cut between the cable loops and folded over. Avoid damaging the cable! There are many possible variations when installing.
9. Measuring out the mat:
Allow for a distance from the wall of 20 to 30 cm when rolling out the matting in larger areas. This does not apply to glazed walls where extra heating is required. If the MAGNUM Mat is to long, the mat can be cut into a long length and laid round the periphery of the mat. The loose cables must be looped at least 5 cm from each other. They may not touch or cross each other. Retest the mat when it has been laid.
10. Tile cement method:
11. Self-Levelling method:
Position the mat as described in Point 6. Attach the mat to the floor with adhesive or double sided adhesive tape. Test the MAGNUM Mat again with a multimeter and write down the readings on the inspection card. Take measurements both between the resistance wires and between the resistance wire and the earth cladding. First read the instructions of the self-levelling mortar, check that the product is suitable for floor heating and follow the instructions of the manufacturer to the letter. The self-levelling effect must usually be assisted somewhat using a squeegee. Observe the drying time before applying the floor covering. Take the resistance readings of the mat again. Then apply a solid layer of flexible tile adhesive taking care to avoid air bubbles and use a plastic tile cement comb to avoid damaging the MAGNUM Mat. (DO NOT SPOT TILE!). Press down the tile with a light sliding motion. TAKE CARE: Do not apply more than 1 self levelling layer. Please follow manufacturers instructions.
12. Other possibilities:
You can also use the section that you have left over in the wall or the step to the bath. You can include it in the plaster layer or apply it with tile cement. This creates a cuddle wall or comfortable seat. TIP: By installing more capacity than it is no longer necessary to install a separate radiator and the MAGNUM Mat can serve as the main source of heating. This allows more space for fixtures or furniture. The capacity must match the heating requirements / calculations for the space in question.
13. Connecting the thermostat:
Installation needs to be done by a qualified electrician in accordance with all current wiring and building regulations. Before installation or re-installation of the thermostat always isolate the power to the thermostat. Check if the power is off. Remove the display frame by pushing a non sharp instrument (for example the point of a ballpoint pen) carefully in the square whole underneath the thermostat. The display frame and the cover frame can be removed.
|Pilot Wire (Domotica)
|Heating Cable connection (N)
|Power connection (Neutral)
|Power connection (Live)
|Heating Cable connection (L)
|Floor sensor connections
|External sensor connections
EARTHING: We advice to make an external earth wire connection from the thermostat with the supplied terminal block. Position the thermostat and install onto the back box (not supplied). Place the display frame back into position by pushing it softly. To install and set up the thermostat, please use the manual that is included with the thermostat. 14. Using the system for the first time: Depending on the drying time specified for the Flexible adhesive or self-levelling compound, however not sooner than 21 days after installation due to the natural expulsion of moisture from the floor. Turning on the system sooner can damage the floor. Please use the "Slow start-up" mode on your thermostat.
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Ethan Hawke to Direct and Star in Jonathan Marc Sherman's CLIVE at New Group in 2013!
Off-Broadway's The New Group has just announced its 2012-2013 season, featuring three world premiere productions. As the season launch in Fall 2012, Scott Elliott, Artistic Director of The New Group, directs Francine Volpe's The Good Mother, featuring Gretchen Mol. Jonathan Marc Sherman's new work Clive arrives in Winter 2013, directed by and featuring Ethan Hawke in the title role. Spring 2013 ushers in the premiere of a new musical at The New Group, Bunty Berman Presents..., by Ayub Khan Din (music, book, lyrics) and Paul Bogaev (music), directed by Scott Elliott.
All productions play at The New Group @ Theatre Row (The Acorn Theatre, 410 West 42nd Street). Subscriptions for The New Group 2012-2013 season available now.Subscriptions & info: (212) 244-3380 x305. For more, please visit www.thenewgroup.org.
The Good Mother by Francine Volpe, directed by Scott Elliott, featuring Gretchen Mol.
In this taut psychological thriller, Larissa is a single mother who can barely meet the mortgage on her house in Mount Vernon, NY. When a bizarre incident involving her 4-year-old daughter forces her to face someone from her past, her own questionable actions come back to haunt her. Gretchen Mol stars as Larissa in this suspenseful drama by Francine Volpe, in a world premiere production at The New Group. Additional casting TBA.
Clive by Jonathan Marc Sherman, directed by and featuring Ethan Hawke in the title role.
Inspired by Bertolt Brecht's inflammatory play Baal, Clive tracks a dissipated songwriter in 1990s New York City from the hedonistic heights of seduction and consumption into an ecstasy of self-destruction. This production reunites Jonathan Marc Sherman and Ethan Hawke, who teamed previously at The New Group on Things We Want (written by Sherman, directed by Hawke, 2007 extended run). At once a celebration and a nightmare vision of life lived for pleasure, Clive boasts an eclectic selection of classic American songs performed live. Additional casting TBA.
Bunty Berman Presents... by Ayub Khan Din (Book, Lyrics, Co-Composer) and Paul Bogaev (Co-Composer), directed by Scott Elliott.
Set in a failing 1950s Bollywood studio, with songs in the style of Hollywood's Golden Age, this sparkling and hilarious new musical is from Ayub Khan Din, author of The New Group hits East is East and Rafta, Rafta.... Movie producer Bunty Berman's studio has long been the toast of Bombay, but now Raj, his biggest star and best friend, is beginning to lose his lustre. When their new movie bombs, Bunty must navigate through divas, mobsters and ambitious tea-boys to keep his studio alive. Bunty Berman Presents... features book and lyrics by Ayub Khan Din, and music by Ayub Khan Din and Paul Bogaev. Casting TBA.
The New Group (Scott Elliott, Artistic Director; Geoff Rich, Executive Director) launched its 2011-2012 season with Thomas Bradshaw's Burning, followed by the extended run of Erika Sheffer's Russian Transport, both directed by Scott Elliott, and the current production of David Rabe's An Early History of Fire, directed by Jo Bonney (all world premiere productions). Last season, the company presented Tommy Nohilly's Blood From A Stone featuring Ethan Hawke (Obie winner), the revival of Wallace Shawn's Marie and Bruce starring Marisa Tomei and Frank Whaley, and One Arm by Tennessee Williams, adapted and directed by Moisés Kaufman. Other productions include A Lie of the Mind, The Kid, Groundswell, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Hurlyburly, Mike Leigh's Two Thousand Years, Abigail's Party, Smelling a Rat, Goose-Pimples and Ecstasy, Wallace Shawn's The Fever and Aunt Dan and Lemon, Kenneth Lonergan's The Starry Messenger featuring Matthew Broderick and This is Our Youth, and Kevin Elyot's Mouth to Mouth and My Night With Reg. The New Group is a recipient of the 2004 Tony® Award for Best Musical (Avenue Q). The New Group and Artistic Director Scott Elliott were honored with a Special 2010-11 Drama Desk Award "for presenting contemporary new voices, and for uncompromisingly raw and powerful productions."
Paul Bogaev is a multi-award-winning music director, arranger, conductor and composer. Broadway/Musical Director: Tarzan, Bombay Dreams (Tony nomination), Sunset Boulevard, Aspects of Love, Chess, Les Miserables, Starlight Express, Cats, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark. Grammys for Aida, for which he produced and conducted the Tony-winning score, and as Executive Producer of the soundtrack of the Academy Award-winning Chicago. Other films include Nine, Across the Universe, Dreamgirls, The Lion King, Tarzan, Mulan. Music director of ABC-TV film musicals Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella, Annie (Emmy) and South Pacific.
Scott Elliott is the founding Artistic Director of The New Group, where he has produced over 50 plays, 24 of which he directed, including the recent world premiere productions of Erika Sheffer's Russian Transport and Thomas Bradshaw's Burning and The Kid (Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding New Off-Broadway Musical). He also directed Ayub Kahn Din's East is East and Rafta, Rafta… at The New Group.
Ethan Hawke: At The New Group: Blood From A Stone (OBIE Award) and Hurlyburly (Drama League Award) as an actor; and as a director, A Lie of the Mind (Drama Desk nomination) and Jonathan Marc Sherman's Things We Want. Broadway: The Coast of Utopia (Tony® nom.), Henry IV, The Seagull. Off-B'way: Sophistry, The Late Henry Moss, The Bridge Project (Drama Desk nom.). Films include: Training Day (Academy Award nom.) and Before Sunset (Academy Award nom. as a writer, Best Adapted Screenplay). Hawke directed the films Chelsea Walls, Straight to One (also wrote) and The Hottest State (also wrote & appeared). He has written two novels.
Ayub Khan Din: East is East (Royal Court Theatre, London; The New Group) which he adapted into a film. East is East honors: Evening Standard Best Film Award, Writers' Guild Award for Best New Writer and also Best West End Play and John Whiting Award Best Stage Play. Rafta, Rafta… (National Theatre, London; The New Group) won an Olivier Award in 2008. A film version is due for release in 2012. Last Dance at Dum Dum (Ambassadors Theatre), Notes on Falling Leaves (Royal Court) and All the Way Home (The Library Theatre, Manchester).
Jonathan Marc Sherman's plays include Things We Want (The New Group), Knickerbocker, Sophistry, Evolution, Sons & Fathers, Jesus on the Oil Tank, Serendipity & Serenity, Wonderful Time, Veins & Thumbtacks (the basis for the movie The Jimmy Show) and Women & Wallace (which he adapted for American Playhouse).
Francine Volpe: The Given (directed by Michael Imperioli at Studio Dante, finalist for The Susan Smith Blackburn Prize), Late Fragment (Studio Dante), Sweethearts (The New Company), Giftbox (stageFARM). Her work has been developed at A.C.T., Arena Stage, Naked Angels, Rattlestick Theater, Soho Rep. Graduate of the Juilliard School, teaches screenwriting and playwriting at Sarah Lawrence College, ESPA, Stella Adler Academy in Los Angeles. Member of New Dramatists.
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Love is all you need? Whoever said that perhaps was in the first stages of love.They hadn't seen the nitty gritty yet, what separates those we love and those who truly love us from those who are but memories or experiences in our lives. To be honest with you, I've realized what I've felt of being 'in' love was so short it was hardly there. But I know what it was because I know what love's not. It hurts thinking back to that time even though it was barely real.
I was also with a guy much longer and the love I tried to convince myself I felt, didn't exist. In a sense I'm glad it wasn't authentic because love is painful. It doesn't mean because you're in love with someone everything's suddenly perfect. Love in relationships is a ton of work combined with trust which takes time to build. It's a given your other half will do stupid and thoughtless things at times and so will you. Whatever the relationship, we're all human and make mistakes and sometimes those mistakes are huge and hurtful.
But in the spaces in-between are these perfect moments of sometimes physical but always heartfelt gestures of love, fleeting but memorable; these are the moments lovers live for. Love is being unselfish and it's difficult for any human to consider someone else before themselves all the time. It would seem to me we need so much more than only love. But I know lasting love is possible because I know my Lord who says: "We love, because her first loved us." With those words in my life, I feel this whole 'true love' thing might be a possibility someday.
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Lily Allen has admitted she has had to tone down parts of her stage shows because her husband thought they were inappropriate for their kids to see.
The Air Balloon singer, who is married to Sam Cooper and is mum to daughters Ethel, two, and Marnie, 15 months, told The Sun she had made some changes.
Lily said Sam had been particularly concerned about how on a previous tour she mimicked a sex act with her microphone while singing Not Fair.
She revealed: "Recently I have been rehearsing for this new tour and Sam said, 'You're not doing that thing again are you?' I said not if he didn't want me to. And he said no as he didn't think it's good for the kids."
But Lily said she couldn't be tamed over every part of her music, including song L8 CMMR, reportedly about her sex life with Sam.
She explained: "He was embarrassed. But I think people know me for being candid about everything.
"So I can't just suddenly get married and not talk about those things any more, because I think my fans would be like, 'Er, why doesn't she talk about sex stuff?'
"I said sorry [to Sam] but he knew what he was getting into when he got with me."
She also recently revealed that her spat with rapper Azealia Banks, which started when Azealia implied Lily's children were ugly, had improved her songwriting.
Lily said: "I tried to write through my pregnancy with my youngest, but the hormones were really weird and it was just really forced and sounded terrible.
"Then it wasn't until I stopped breastfeeding six months on Azealia tweeted me on Twitter, that I was like, 'Yes, you know who I am.' I found my voice again, then I just bashed it all out. It was like two years of writing before I found it."
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates, Jan. 17 (UPI) -- Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. said it started the process of resuming the flow of oil through its Brent pipeline system following an offshore incident Monday.
The company, known also as Taqa, closed the Brent crude oil pipeline system as a precautionary measure following a small release of hydrocarbons from the Cormorant Alpha platform in the North Sea.
"The process of restarting Brent throughput follows a thorough technical evaluation that shows it is safe to do so without any increased risk to Cormorant Alpha," the company said in a statement.
The company said the pipeline carries about 80,000 barrels of crude oil per day. Production on the platform, however, remains closed.
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Millie, my 14-year-old terrier mix, has been watching over her buddy like a mother hen. She snuggles next to him every night and searches for him when he gets up and paces. But she's not 100 percent herself. Her vision is impaired by cataracts and she can't hear very well.
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Time: 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
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ALBUQUERQUE, April 29 (UPI) -- Police in Albuquerque said they were questioning a suspect in the stabbing of four choir members, two of whom were critically wounded, at a Catholic church.
Police were interviewing Lawrence Capener, 24, in the attack Sunday morning at St. Jude Thaddeus Parish, the Albuquerque Journal reported.
Police spokesman Rob Gibbs told the newspaper all the victims were expected to survive.
Witnesses said Capener yelled "fake preacher!" as he charged the choir just after communion and began stabbing choir members, KOAT-TV, Albuquerque, reported.
"I looked up, and I saw a young man with a very scary look in his eyes -- fury, anger, hatred," choir member Brenda Baca King said. "He had a knife and was attacking our soloist, and our flutist tried to protect him and got stabbed also."
Officials said Capener was not a parishioner at the church.
Gibbs said several people rushed the suspect and held him until police arrived.
"I noticed the suspect run up and, basically, start attacking the choir, so I ran over there immediately to go do what I could do to stop it," witness Sider Esquibel told KOAT.
"This is the first time in my 30 years serving as archbishop in the Archdiocese of Santa Fe and as Bishop of Lubbock, that anything like this has occurred. I pray for all who have been harmed, their families, the parishioners and that nothing like this will ever happen again," Archbishop Michael Sheehan said.
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ATLANTA--The Atlanta Hawks today announced their 2013 training camp roster, which tips off Monday with Media Day activities at 3 p.m. on the Philips Arena practice court. With the additions of Eric Dawson, Royal Ivey, James Johnson, David Lighty, Adonis Thomas and Damien Wilkins, the team currently has a 20-man camp roster.
Dawson played this past season with the Meralco Bolts of the Philippine Basketball Association after seeing action in four games with the San Antonio Spurs in 2011-12. He has also played with the Austin Toros (2007-12) of the NBA Development League. Dawson was a member of the Hawks' 2013 summer league team, appearing in four games.
Ivey owns averages of 3.3 points, 1.1 rebounds and 1.0 assists in 12.6 minutes (.407 FG%, .362 3FG%, .706 FT%) in 490 games (114 starting assignments) over his nine-year career with Atlanta, Milwaukee, Philadelphia and Oklahoma City. He was originally selected by the Hawks in the second round (37th overall) of the 2004 NBA Draft and spent his first three seasons (2004-07) with Atlanta.
A four-year NBA veteran after being a first round draft pick (16th overall) by Chicago in 2009, Johnson has averaged 6.3 points, 3.2 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.0 blocks in 18.3 minutes (.443 FG%, .678 FT%) in 219 career games (87 starting assignments) with the Bulls, Toronto and Sacramento. Johnson also saw time with the NBA D-League's Iowa Energy in 2011-12.
Lighty played with JSF Nanterre in France in 2012-13, helping the club to the French Pro A LNB championship, after spending his first professional campaign in Italy (2011-12) with Bennet Cantù and Vanoli Cremona. He averaged 14.5 points, 3.7 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 1.2 steals in 31.9 minutes in 35 games (.494 FG%, .425 3FG%, .776 FT%) last year.
Thomas, a rookie, played collegiately at Memphis for two seasons, and in 2012-13, averaged 11.7 points, 4.5 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 29.3 minutes (.405 FG%, .752 FT%). In 55 career games (44 starts) as a collegian, he tallied 10.7 points, 4.0 rebounds and 1.5 assists in 27.5 minutes (.426 FG%, .325 3FG%, .745 FT%). The forward most recently played in three games for the Hawks during the 2013 Las Vegas NBA Summer League.
Through nine NBA seasons with Seattle/Oklahoma City, Minnesota, Atlanta, Detroit and Philadelphia, Wilkins has averaged 6.3 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 19.3 minutes (.427 FG%, .330 3FG%, .783 FT%) in 563 career games (149 starting assignments). The son of former NBA player Gerald Wilkins and nephew of Hawks Hall-of-Famer Dominique Wilkins, he saw action in 52 contests off the bench for the Hawks in 2010-11, recording 3.5 points and 1.7 rebounds in 13.0 minutes (.504 FG%, .714 FT%).
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Robert Griffin III will not start for the Washington Redskins on Sunday.
Fox Sports insider and NFL Network contributor Jay Glazer reported late Saturday that Kirk Cousins will be behind center for the Redskins' Week 15 matchup against the Cleveland Browns. The team later confirmed the decision in a statement.
Griffin tweeted about the decision shortly after it became public:
The decision was not my own...But I will be there for my team!!! In every way I possibly can— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) December 16, 2012
NFL.com's Albert Breer reported earlier Saturday that a decision on Griffin's availability would be made by a Redskins team doctor. If Griffin risked further injuring the lateral collateral ligament in his right knee, he would not play. The decision shows the team is unwilling to risk a setback with its biggest star.
The Redskins move forward with Cousins, who will make his first NFL start. He helped lead the Redskins past the Baltimore Ravens last Sunday after replacing Griffin late in the fourth quarter.
Cousins took all first-team reps this week while Griffin was limited to individual drills.
UPDATE: Breer reports per a team source that RG3 won't be in uniform vs. the Browns.
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