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Tar Wars: Red Sox top Yanks after ejection
BOSTON -- While controversy swirled around in the other dugout, John Lackey just went out and pitched, leading the Red Sox to a much-needed 5-1 victory over the Yankees on Wednesday night at Fenway Park.
Subpar performance by the starting rotation -- which in turn taxed the bullpen -- had been the biggest reason for Boston's most recent rut.View Full Game Coverage
BOSTON -- While controversy swirled around in the other dugout, John Lackey just went out and pitched, leading the Red Sox to a much-needed 5-1 victory over the Yankees on Wednesday night at Fenway Park.
Subpar performance by the starting rotation -- which in turn taxed the bullpen -- had been the biggest reason for Boston's most recent rut.View Full Game Coverage
Lackey responded by firing eight innings in which he allowed seven hits and a run while registering no walks and 11 strikeouts.
So if Michael Pineda was the storyline that generated the most attention after he was ejected for being caught with pine tar on his neck, Lackey's gem was the most important thing that happened for Boston.
"I was thinking about trying to give the bullpen a rest," said Lackey. "We've got some guys down there who've been worked pretty good the last week or so, and trying to get those guys a little bit of a breather and win a ballgame."
Not only did Lackey accomplish that, but he rebounded nicely from giving up six runs in each of his previous two starts, one of which was against the Yankees.
"Yeah, I mean, last start against the Yankees, he kind of struggled," said first baseman Mike Napoli. "You could kind of see him being in here [in the clubhouse] that he wanted to go out there and do good tonight. It's huge overall, because he helped our bullpen with eight strong innings and he came back from two tough starts. Just overall, it was really good for our team."
The Yankees, on the other hand, have had better nights.
In the bottom of the second inning, Pineda was ejected when home-plate umpire Gerry Davis found pine tar on Pineda's neck.
"In the first inning, I didn't feel the ball, and you know, I didn't want to like hit anybody so I decided to use it," said Pineda.
It was a surreal turn of events, considering all the pine tar controversy that ensued when the Red Sox faced Pineda on April 10. In that game, television cameras showed a substance on Pineda's right palm and wrist area, but by the time Boston manager John Farrell was made aware of the situation, Pineda had cleaned up.
This time, it was perhaps even more blatant.
"I mean, it's surprising, especially being on TV the first time we played him," said Napoli. "Every pitcher does it. You can't blatantly have it out there showing. It was just kind of silly."
Not only did Pineda's night end abruptly, but the Red Sox took good swings against him when he was in the game. That was not the case in New York a couple of weeks ago.
Grady Sizemore broke out of an 0-for-13 funk by leading off the first with a triple into the corner in right. Dustin Pedroia followed with an RBI single. Napoli kept the rally going with a broken-bat, bloop single to right. A.J. Pierzynski laced a single off the glove of shortstop Derek Jeter and into center to make it 2-0.
"We've kind of struggled to get some runs early in the game," said Napoli. "It's nice to get a couple of runs early to take the pressure off our pitcher, and John did a hell of a job tonight. It was a good game overall."
The drama started in the bottom of the second. Shortly after NESN footage showed a substance glistening from Pineda's neck, Farrell called for time and asked Davis to check Pineda.
It didn't take long. Davis first asked Pineda to show him the glove and then baseball. Davis then had Pineda turn around, and when Davis put his finger on the side of Pineda's neck, there was ample evidence that there was a brown substance there. Immediately, Pineda was ejected.
"Yeah, in the second inning, it looked from the dugout that there was a substance on his neck," said Farrell. "You could see it. I could see it from the dugout. It was confirmed by a number of camera angles in the ballpark. And given the last time we faced him, I felt like it was a necessity to say something. You know, I fully respect on a cold night you're trying to get a little bit of a grip, but when it's that obvious, something has got to be said."
David Phelps came on for the Yankees on short notice and got as much time as he needed to warm up.
Considering it essentially turned into a bullpen night for New York, manager Joe Girardi had to be pleased with the way his relievers kept it close.
The Red Sox did add to their lead in the fourth. Pedroia opened the inning by reaching on an error by Jeter. David Ortiz followed with a single to right. Napoli roped a ground-rule double down the line in right that was just out of the reach of Brett Gardner and actually hit a fan in the face. Ortiz would later score on a wild pitch to make it 4-0.
Lackey had a shutout going until the sixth, when Alfonso Soriano delivered a sacrifice fly to right.
"It was huge," said Pierzynski. "For him to go eight and give us one run and 11 strikeouts, that was huge. No walks. For him to do that in that situation, especially after last night's game, that's what those guys do. Veteran guys know that situation, they know what they're in for. He went out and proved it tonight."
Ian Browne is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brownie Points, and follow him on Twitter @IanMBrowne.


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IN HER SHOES: Haven and Home
I'm not sure how Marianne from Haven and Home came to find my blog, but I'm so glad she did. This is why comments are so important. If she hadn't left one who knows how long it would have taken me to find her. It was meant to be. We instantly became friends.
She is an AMAZING Interior Decorator in Birmingham, AL and since I've always felt like I was meant to be a Southern Belle I'm constantly leaving her comments about wanted to move near her.
Not only do we have similar design styles, but we have several similarities in where we are in our lives. We both went to school for things other than Interior Design, both miserable at our first jobs out of college, both did programs in Interior Design, both started our own business, and both have totally supportive husbands watching our backs while we try to be our own bosses (something we've both always wanted) and eventually have dreams of owning our own home stores.
She is always inspiring me from her the beautiful images that she posts about to her sweet words and encouragement that I'm going to make it in this crazy field! I adore her. I was super excited to have join on the fun with the IN HER SHOES series.
So sit back, get comfy and have reading about a day in the life of Marianne Strong Interiors.
6:00- Alarm goes off, hit snooze at least twice before getting up. I try to always exercise in the morning because if I don't then it is just not happening. Get up, get dressed, say goodbye to the hubby and I am out the door with a banana.
6:30- Arrive at friends house to walk. It is so much nicer to walk with someone versus hitting the treadmill. There is a massive hill in her neighborhood and at the top is a beautiful house that I am obsessed with. It is a little treat when we make it to the top - we stop and stare at it every time. Can you tell I am in the right field?
7:45-9:00- Back home, play with Harry (dog), shower, get ready while watching Good Morning America, eat breakfast (always cereal or oatmeal), check to see that my post went up alright (I usually write them the night before), time permitting check other blogs and read personal e-mail.
9:00- Since I work from home I found I have to stay on a strict schedule or I get distracted, it is hard for me. I try to start working at 9:00 almost every morning (sometimes it is earlier, very rarely it is later). Today I have an installation at 11:00 at a client's house. It has been a while since I have been there so I pull all her stuff back out and look over what we have done. Have coffee, check work e-mail and review what needs to be done today. Start accounts with 2 new rug sources, I am VERY excited about this!
10:45- Leave house with Diet Sunkist and leather samples for client. I love diet soft drinks, it is my vice.
11:00- 1:15- At clients house for installation. Curtains look great, now we just have to touch up the paint and fluff a little and she will be good to go. I get so nervous on days like today. I just want the client to be extremely pleased and since this client is more traditional than my style I was extra nervous. This client is a great example of what I go through each day. The seamstress had misquoted the hardware so I had to call the client and explain the additional/higher charge. I HATE when things go wrong and in this business something frequently does. It is usually completely out of your control, but you are the middle man and the face the client is looking at in the end. On the flip side though, when a project is finished or something comes in and you can tell just by the look on someone's face how happy they are, it makes everything completely worth while. One more thing I find myself going through is getting attached to clients, which I know I should not do but I can't help it. My job is so personal- very one on one, you are working in someone's private space, spending their hard earned money, getting to know their kids, etc. When a job is over I always feel a little sad, like a friend leaving. I know I am sap.
Here is a before picture and me inspecting them after (I was having flash issues)...
After with Marianne:
1:30- I was supposed to go to a luncheon today at one of the local designer showrooms to see Thibaut's new line but the installation ran WAY over and I have totally missed it. Decide to go by and see if the new fabric and wallpaper is still out since I have wallpaper books to return to them. Nothing but brownies and Diet Coke left, I indulged in both (I usually do not do 2 soft drinks in one day). I will have to see the new wallpaper and fabric later. Here is just a glimpse into one room of the fabric showroom:
1:50- Drive home- remind myself I am working and should not take a shopping detour, not even to Target.
2:00- Back home. Sit on the back porch with Harry while I quickly eat a PBJ and chips. What? It is quick and easy.
2:15- Off to 2 paint stores to grab samples for client meeting tomorrow. I have several decks I work off, but I like to have small swatches to leave with clients of colors that I think will work.
3:00- Head to 18th Street Orientals to look at rugs for a client. Of course fall in love with every antique, one of a kind (aka-more expensive) rug instead of the reproductions which is the price range I am looking in. Love this rug below....
3:45- Back home again. Listen to the last 15 minutes of Ellen while checking e-mail. I love Ellen, she makes me happy.
4:00-5:30 Change into Old Navy sandals since I will probably be home the rest of the day. Pull out all the paint and rug samples for a client I am hopefully meeting with tomorrow. Organize everything I have been working on for her, review all my notes and pictures, look for lighting/furniture in source catalogs and online, brainstorm furniture placement. Meanwhile my little companion lays under my desk (and on my shoes).
5:30- The Husband is home early, YEAH! Ask him to take a picture of me working for the blog, he obliges but I am sure he thinks I am a little off my rocker. Sometimes it is just easier to work on the floor...
6:00- I think I am going to call it a day. I usually work until 6:30 or so and then work on a post for tomorrow's blog. Today though I am not in the mood so I check e-mail. Don't you love and hate e-mail at the same time?
6:45- No plans tonight so it is wine on the porch while reading an old issue of Domino. A friend/client recently gave me a bunch of old Domino and Cottage Living magazines, it was Christmas in April.
7:30- Patrick and I sit down for dinner-store bought ravioli and a salad, surprising good. I would love to say we cook but we usually run out of time and keep it simple. Sit and talk about the day. It has been a productive day, much more interesting than yesterday when I did paper work for 5 hours. Relax for the rest of the evening.
Spent most of the day in these - there is no name on the tag, they are from some cheap place in the mall but they are really comfortable and add height to my 5'2" stature. Then the Old Navy sandals, ended in my leopard slippers circa 1998 that I cannot part with even though they have holes in the bottom and are not suitable for public viewing. Doesn't everyone have something like that?
Huge Thank you to Marianne for doing this. I had a lot of fun living through a day in your life.
Hope you all enjoyed it. Again let me know who else you would like to see featured.
Have lovely weekend!
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Our physical link with the Great War grew a little thinner this week with the news that William Stone, the last surviving serviceman to fight in both world wars, has died aged 108. Mr Stone joined the Royal Navy on his 18th birthday in September 1918 and served on HMS Tiger.
HMS Tiger served throughout the Great War and saw action at the Battle of Dogger Bank, and Jutland where she was hit 17 times. From 1919 to 1922 she served in the Atlantic Fleet Battlecruiser Sqdn.
During WW2 Mr Stone was a chief stoke on HMS Salamander and took part in the evacuation of Dunkirk, rescuing 11oo troops in 3 trips, despite suffering damage from an enemy air attack. After Dunkirk he took part in the Sicily landings of 1943 with HMS Newfoundland and was mentioned in dispatches.
It is inevitable that all of these old soldiers will pass away at some point, I just hope that the act of remembrance doesn't disappear with them. With Europe spiralling into a deep recession, and an ever increasing racial and religious unrest bubbling on a global scale, there are uncanny similarities to the 1930's and we all know the result of that….That is why rememberance and learning from history is so very important. We cannot afford to make the same mistakes again.


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Janis Joplin gets star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame
Blues rock legend Janis Joplin enjoyed her fame.
In a letter home early in her music career, she described a "Beatle-type" entry to her dressing room at a Rose Bowl concert, complete with fans screaming "Janis, Janis we love you" and attempting to break down a door to get to her.
"Incredible!" she wrote. "I can't say I didn't like it, though. Man, I loved it!"
More than four decades after her untimely death at age 27, the Port Arthur native is to be honored today with a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame - an honor that would likely have thrilled Janis, who craved love, as she said in another letter home.
It's long overdue, her friends, family and fans say.
"A lot of people were shocked she didn't have one yet," said her brother, Michael Joplin, in a cell phone interview en route to Los Angeles for the unveiling ceremony.
But even that fact, that Joplin's star quality still holds sway so long after her death, speaks to her enduring legacy in the music world and the inevitability of earning her star.
At today's ceremony on Hollywood Boulevard, singer Kris Kristofferson will sing an acoustic version of "Me and Bobby McGee," the song he wrote, Roger Miller debuted and Joplin immortalized. Her siblings Michael and Laura Joplin will speak, along with record producer Clive Davis.
The blues rock legend, who got her start as a folk singer in Austin area dives and coffee houses and skyrocketed to fame after an electrifying appearance at the Monterey Pop Festival with her band Big Brother and the Holding Company, was found dead of a heroin overdose in a hotel room Oct. 4, 1970.
Since then, various honors have accrued to her name, including induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Port Arthur's own Museum of the Gulf Coast Music Hall of Fame, where Janis is the museum's primary draw, said curator Sarah Bellian.
However, in death as in life, Janis' relationship with her hometown remains troubled.
"I think Port Arthur does have kind of an uncomfortable relationship with Janis Joplin," Bellian said. "As much as she's loved, she did kind of buck the grain. ... Some people still actively disapprove of her."
But her fans, young and old, still come to see where she lived, grew up, went to school - and fled from as soon as possible, running away for the first time at age 17.
Sam Monroe, president of Lamar State College-Port Arthur, grew up with Janis from kindergarten onward and watched with a personal interest as her career took off.
Monroe said he feels Janis would have reconciled with her hometown and her past if she had lived, noting her demeanor when she arrived in Port Arthur for her 10-year Thomas Jefferson High School reunion.
"I dealt with her as a celebrity, arranging a press conference and the evening event," he said. "She was very easy to deal with, very accommodating to everyone and went out of her way to make the event a nice event."
He said she didn't want to be too much of a distraction at the reunion - but it was tough.
"It was hard for her to blend in because she was the most famous person in the room!"
Monroe, one of her staunchest fans, was pleased that Janis finally got the recognition she deserved.
"I think it's long overdue," he said. "She certainly earned that status some time ago."
Monroe said her music "holds up," a phrase he borrowed from actress Evelyn Keyes, also a friend and Port Arthur native.
"How does it compare with today? When you listen to Joplin's music, it's timeless," he said.
In a few scant years, recording from 1966-1970, Janis created a small but impressive body of work with songs like "Piece of My Heart," "Get it While You Can," and "Try," which are still played on radios and iPods today.
Michael Joplin said he didn't know why it took so long for Janis to be honored with a star on the Walk of Fame - he's just happy it finally happened.
Although Janis is no longer with us, her music is still alive and well, he said, noting its latest incarnation in a Broadway musical, "A Night with Janis Joplin."
"She's having a good year," Michael Joplin said.
Although the posthumous honor is bittersweet, because she is not here to enjoy it, her brother prefers to recall Janis' happy times.
"Janis liked to have fun," he said. "If you ask her friends, they remember her laughing. If you ask the press, they remember her crying."
In a 1968 interview with the Washington Post, she didn't pretend to be blase about the wild ride fame was taking her on.
"It's thrills," she said. "...This is exciting, and I want to do it until it isn't there any more. I could be very cool about it, but I don't want to know it's all bull. Maybe when I'm 45 I'll wake up and find out this was all wrong, but now's the time to be excited. I'm excited!"
In a day and age when stars' looks and images are carefully tended, Janis cultivated a unique persona that was at once flamboyant (beads, feathers, psychedelic attire) and natural (no makeup and a wild, untamed mane). She came across as a force of nature more than a celebrity.
She was sure enough of herself to brazenly rebel against the status quo but young and insecure enough to be hurt when people rejected her because of it.
But her voice is her greatest claim to the enduring musical fame that earned her a place among the stars in Hollywood, and she did not spare it.
"Maybe I won't last as long as other singers, but I think you can destroy your now by worrying about tomorrow," she said in an interview not long before her death.
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CantonRep.com's entertainment writer Dan Kane selects his favorite movies of 2009, complete with clips of the trailers.
Here are my top-10 cinematic favorites from 2009.
AVATAR. James Cameron's long-awaited, $230-million follow-up to "Titanic" is a mindblower — and I'm not the kind of guy who usually enjoys sci-fi epics about blue aliens flying on winged dragons. It is nearly impossible to discern where reality and CGI effects diverge; the visionary visuals are a non-stop marvel. Definitely pay the extra couple of bucks to see it in 3-D. Now in theaters.
AN EDUCATION. Blinded by his charm and sophistication, a suburban London teenager (Carey Mulligan, dazzling and Oscar-worthy) is seduced by an older playboy (Peter Sarsgaard) who, alas, is not who he seems. Set in the jazzy early '60s, this U.K. film is stylish, surprisingly affecting and damn near perfect.
(500) DAYS OF SUMMER. He's looking for the perfect girl to complete him, she's suspicious of love with its messiness and potential heartbreak. Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel are suitably adorable in this fresh and offbeat love story, equal parts painful and delightful, which actually feels like real life. Available on DVD.
INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS. Why didn't anyone think of this before? Quentin Tarantino has gone and crafted a World War II revenge flick, in which a cracker (Brad Pitt) leads a group of Jewish-American soldiers into German-occupied France to kick Nazi butt. Equal parts spaghetti Western and foreign art film, with the expected Tarantino violence and disarming comedy, this is sensationally entertaining. Available on DVD.
PUBLIC ENEMIES. Action-meister Michael Mann's 1930s gangster picture crackles with excitement. There's plenty of cat-and-mouse suspense in the pursuit of cool and cocky "public enemy No. 1" John Dillinger (Johnny Depp) by his no-nonsense G-man Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale), the bank holdups, shoot-outs and getaways are tautly staged, and the HD-video filming looks amazing. Available on DVD.
A SERIOUS MAN. This latest from Joel and Ethan Coen is as unpredictable and quirkily funny as you might expect from the team behind "Burn After Reading," "Fargo," "Barton Fink" and so many more. The lead character is a Jewish family man in 1967 Midwestern suburbia whose life begins systematically crumbling around him a la the Book of Job.
STAR TREK. I've made it this far in life avoiding most "Star Trek" movies — no offense meant, fans — but I love this well-crafted and fun-filled action flick, which reboots the "Trek" saga to its very origins and introduces a fresh young cast as Kirk, Spock, Sulu, et al. Let the sequels begin! Available on DVD.
UP. When his cozy homestead is about to be razed, a gruff old man ties tons of helium balloons to the roof and floats away — with a pesky neighborhood boy as an unexpected stowaway. This playful, touching, unpredictable and beautifully animated story looks like a children's movie — and may make you feel like one again. Available on DVD.
UP IN THE AIR. I enjoyed this funny and emotionally resonant low-budget comedy-drama set in the drab world of airports, chain hotels and office buildings just as much as "Avatar." Just shows you what a fine script, cast and direction can do. George Clooney (perfection) plays a suave, single, full-time business traveler — he fires people for a living — who's convinced that his independent existence is perfection. Until he discovers otherwise, due to two women. Now in theaters.
ZOMBIELAND. This wild-and-woolly comedy begins in a world gone zombie, with Woody Harrelson as the shotgun-wielding, Twinkie-craving wildman leading a trio of desperate survivors across the deserted L.A. landscape. Yes, it's gory at times — these are flesh-chomping zombies, after all — but also hipster-hilarious. Trust me on this one. Coming to DVD on Feb. 2.
HONORABLE MENTIONS: "Adventureland," "The Hangover," "Coraline (3D)," "The Blind Side," "Sherlock Holmes."
DISAPPOINTMENTS: "Where the Wild Things Are," "Bruno," "Nine."
I STILL NEED TO SEE: "The Hurt Locker."
Dan Kane writes for The Repository in Canton, Ohio.


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South Carolina was credited with the most "golf holes per capita" and Texas's honor was "the most wind power production" - a leadership role that is likely to stay that way so long as Rick Perry is the governor. Oregon had the most "breast-fed babies" while Illinois was the most "average" and Kentucky the "best armed". By now, you get the drift. And in a contentious nation, none of the above is likely to go unchallenged.
The other colorful U.S. map appeared on the cover of the Economist magazine and was headed "State of the Union". In this map, each's state's name inspired a play on words. Ohio, for example, morphed into "Ohno". Some others: New Jersey, "Nojersey"; California, "Califoreclosia:; Idaho, "Doh" and Washington "Washedup". Michigan was renamed "Muchgone" and Alabama was shown as "Alabania."
You can probably do better, but in the whipsaw of winter, we grasp at some lighter banter to counter the side-slapping antics on Capitol Hill. Or is that "Culpable Hill"?


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Tønder [2] is a beautiful town located in the southern part of Denmark. Tønder is the oldest market town in Denmark. Today Tønder is a modern town with factories and modern schools. Big companies such as Hartmann, Hydro and Ecco are located in Tønder. The city is surrounded by beautiful nature and it makes for some pleasant strolls on the ditches.
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Tønder is small enough to be navigated on foot. Buses leave to the villages dotted around the city from the bus station.
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The South Jutland History of Civilization Museum
The South Jutland Art Gallery
The Zeppelin Museum - Find more information here http://www.zeppelin-museum.dk/
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Tønder Festival One of Europe's biggest folk festivals is held the last weekend of August.
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Café Victoria - Is a Cafe, Bar and Restaurant in the same place. The kitchen is a mix of Danish food, Light collations and Steaks. More information can be found here http://www.victoriatoender.dk/
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Not many options for having a long night out in Tønder, unless you hit the festival. But these places normally see a relatively large crowd, especially Friday and Saturday. Thursdays get busy sometimes too, but it is pretty much hit and miss.
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Tønder Hus - Find more information about Tønder Hus here http://www.hoteltoenderhus.dk/
Hostrup Hotel - Find more information here http://www.hostrupshotel.dk/
Hotel Bowler Inn - Find more information here http://www.hotelbowlerinn.dk/
They also offer a city house located in the heart of Tønder, just 5 min walk from the town market (450kr - room for 4 people).
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Bridgett Michelle Burns and Jesse Willis Hamm, both of Hillsboro, announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
Bridgett is the daughter of Victor and Gail Burns of Lincolnville.
Jesse is the son of Lonnie and Donna Hamm of Hillsboro.
The bride-to-be graduated from Centre High School in 2009, and the prospective groom graduated from Hillsboro High School in 2000.
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A Study of Encapsulated Cell Technology (ECT) Implant for Participants With Early Stage Retinitis Pigmentosa
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00447980
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : March 15, 2007
Last Update Posted : November 16, 2016
- Study Details
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- No Results Posted
- Disclaimer
- How to Read a Study Record
The purpose of this study is to look at the safety and effectiveness of CNTF implants on vision in persons with retinitis pigmentosa, Usher type II & III, and Choroideremia. This research is being done because there are no effective therapies for people with these retinal degenerations. They are genetic disorders that affect one's ability to see at night, and later cause tunnel vision and loss of central vision. Retinal degenerations affect the retina, a light sensitive layer of cells in the back of the eye. Slowly over time, these cells die and cause permanent loss of vision.
The implant is a small capsule that contains human retinal pigment epithelium cells. These cells have been given the ability to make CNTF and release it through the capsule membrane into the surrounding fluid. In this study, two different CNTF dose levels will be used: a high dose and a low dose in one eye, as well as a sham (or placebo) surgery in the other eye.
|Condition or disease
|Retinitis Pigmentosa
|Drug: NT-501
|Phase 2
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|68 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|Double (Participant, Outcomes Assessor)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|A Phase II/III Study of Encapsulated Human NTC-201 Cell Implants Releasing Ciliary Neurotrophic Factor (CNTF) for Participants With Retinitis Pigmentosa Using Visual Field Sensitivity as the Primary Outcome
|Study Start Date :
|January 2007
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|July 2010
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|July 2010
Experimental: 1 NT-501 implant
High Dose
Drug: NT-501
High Dose
Other Name: CNTF implant
Experimental: 2 NT-501 implant
Low Dose
Drug: NT-501
Low Dose
Other Name: CNTF implant
- Change in Humphrey visual field sensitivity from baseline to month 12. [ Time Frame: 12 months ]
- Change in visual field sensitivity [ Time Frame: 24 months ]
- Mean, median and distribution of change in Best Corrected Visual Acuity [ Time Frame: 12 to 24 months ]
- Change in ERG [ Time Frame: 12 to 24 months ]
- Change in OCT [ Time Frame: 12 to 24 months ]
- Change in inflammation [ Time Frame: 12 to 24 months ]
- Change in vision-related quality of life [ Time Frame: 12 to 24 months ]
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, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 64 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Study inclusion / exclusion criteria:
Criteria for patients to qualify for the study include, but are not limited to:
- Over 18 years of age, and less than 65 years of age
- Diagnosis of retinitis pigmentosa, Usher Syndrome Type 2 or 3 or Choroideremia
- Visual acuity no worse than 20/63
- Experience with at least two full threshold Humphrey Visual Field 30-2 tests, one completed within the year prior to enrolling in this study
The following criteria will exclude patients from the study:
- Pregnant or lactating females, or females planning to become pregnant during the study or not using an acceptable method of contraception.
- Retinitis pigmentosa caused by a classic syndrome, including Usher Type I
- Other eye diseases including advanced cataract.
- Chronic systemic disease requiring continuous treatment with systemic steroids, immunosuppressive medications or insulin.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00447980
|United States, California
|Retina-Vitreous Associates Medical Group
|Beverly Hills, California, United States, 90211
|University of Califoria, Davis
|Sacramento, California, United States, 95817
|University of California, San Francisco
|San Francisco, California, United States, 94143-0730
|United States, Florida
|Bascom Palmer Eye Insitute
|Miami, Florida, United States, 33101
|United States, Massachusetts
|Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02114
|United States, Michigan
|Kellogg Eye Center
|Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States, 48105
|United States, Minnesota
|University of Minnesota
|Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, 55455-0501
|United States, New York
|NY University Medical Center
|New York, New York, United States, 10016
|United States, Oregon
|Casey Eye Institue
|Portland, Oregon, United States, 97239-4197
|United States, Tennessee
|The Hamilton Eye Institute
|Memphis, Tennessee, United States, 38163
|United States, Texas
|Retina Foundation of Southwest
|Dallas, Texas, United States, 75231
|United States, Utah
|University of Utah
|Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, 84112
|Study Director:
|Weng Tao, MD, PhD
|Neurotech Pharmaceuticals
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Neurotech Pharmaceuticals
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00447980 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Posted:
|March 15, 2007 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|November 16, 2016
|Last Verified:
|November 2016
Keywords provided by Neurotech Pharmaceuticals:
Retinitis Pigmentosa
eye disease
retinal disorder
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Retinitis Pigmentosa
Retinal Diseases
Eye Diseases
Eye Diseases, Hereditary
Retinal Dystrophies
Retinal Degeneration
Genetic Diseases, Inborn


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Nov 05, 2013 | 208 Pages
Praise for How God Makes Men
"Don't we all sometimes feel like there's another man coiled up inside us who desperately wants to get out? In How God Makes Men, Pat Morley is going to show you God's way to help you release that man. This isn't just a book. It's a skeleton key to unlock God's master plan for your life. Read it. Apply it. Let God change your life. You're going
to love this book!"
—Mark Batterson, New York Times best-selling author of The Circle Maker
"Pat Morley knows men—what they want, what they need, and God's way of helping them get it. Now he has written a watershed book that clearly explains God's role in changing men's lives. After unpacking ten timeless principles of how God forged our Bible heroes, Pat will help you connect the dots to your life today. I highly recommend How God
Makes Men for your personal reading or small group."
—Dr. Tony Evans, president of the Urban Alternative and senior pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship
"There are all kinds of help out there to encourage us to be better men. But nothing compares to the manhood wisdom drawn directly from God's Word. And that's what Patrick Morley richly blesses us with in How God Makes Men. I highly recommend you drink deeply from it."
—Robert Lewis, founder of Men's Fraternity
"I believe that men are under attack in our culture. Television and other media feed us a steady stream of weak, complacent men—but that's not the kind of man you see in Scripture! All through the Bible, we see stories of bold and brash men who followed God's call into some incredible adventures. In How God Makes Men, Patrick Morley reminds us that God still makes those kinds of guys."
—Dave Ramsey, New York Times best-selling author and nationally syndicated radio-show host
"This is not a book. It's a gift. Patrick Morley has taken what decades of faithful ministry to men has taught him and laid this wisdom atop the incredibly poignant, true stories of men in the Bible. What God is up to in your life and mine has everything to do with our learning obedience and a faithful walk with Him…while He writes our story. Because of God's grace, our story even has a chance to be epic. Depending on what you and I need right now, this book will be either an encouragement or a necessary kick in the pants."
—Dr. Robert Wolgemuth, best-selling author
"Pat Morley is a masterful teacher of men. How God Makes Men is his most ambitious project since his best-selling Man in the Mirror twentyfive years ago. It's a fascinating blend of the thousands of up-close-and-personal conversations with men in a variety of circumstances in a turbulent world matched with the stories of ten Bible heroes and how they faced their own strikingly similar issues. There is nothing quite like it!"
—Bob Buford, founder of Leadership Network and author of Halftime and Finishing Well
"God takes strong men, breaks them down and makes them weak. No man wants to go through this, but this is the path to being used by God. Pat Morley has experienced this and understands the process. For the man who is broken and confused, How God Makes Men will bring hope, healing, and biblical clarity. I read it, highlighted it, and marked it up. That to me is the acid test for a valuable book."
—Steve Farrar, author of Point Man
"No matter how much you already know—or don't know—about God, this captivating book is going to help you grow leaps and bounds in your relationship with Christ. Pat clearly demonstrates how God makes a man by using the personal stories of ten great biblical characters to show us how we, too, can adopt ten life-changing principles
that are the trademark of God's man. Pat's knowledge and passion to help every man be the person God created him to be makes How God Makes Men a must-read!"
—Kyle Vann, energy consultant and retired CEO of Entergy-Koch LP


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"It was election day (2008). I was on a bus and I retrieved some papers from my purse... I took out my Palm Centro and got busy - the rest is history. "
Imagine me, a blank piece of paper…
Who would be tasked to fill my soul?
Let me bleed lead, ink, and show off my eraser holes?
Crumple my ass up, alley-oop me 'cause the rhymes ain't gold?
Who would be tasked to fill my soul?
Keep me up at night til' I'm copyrighted and sold?
Neglect me during a writer's block until creativity unfolds?
Who would be tasked to fill my soul?
Richard, Langston, Gwendolyn – oh how I've dreamed…someone get me a time machine. Please!
Saul, Universoulove, KRS-One – in due time my brothers… I'm patient but, flat, blank and lonely.
Maya, Toni, Pearl – expose me to the riches of your Queendome… my thin white carpet awaits you.
If I were a blank piece of paper who would be tasked to fill my soul?
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Vatican City, Nov 7, 2012 / 01:49 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Benedict XVI continued his series of teachings on faith by observing that although secularism is on the rise, everyone has a desire for God, and this can be seen in the experience of love.
"Even in today's secularized society, this desire for God continues to make itself felt, above all in the experience of love," he told thousands of pilgrims assembled in St. Peter's Square for the Nov. 7 general audience.
The Pope quoted St. Augustine's famous words about hearts remaining restless until they rest in God. And love, he noted, is the way to begin satisfying that longing, which finds its fulfillment in faith in God.
Love by its very nature means encountering another, the pontiff said, noting that this can be in another person or in God himself.
The essence of love is "seeking the good of the other," he noted, and by loving we "find ourselves by giving ourselves away."
Pope Benedict explained that when people go beyond themselves it nurtures their built-in sense of a greater reality beyond them, even beyond fellow human beings.
"Thanks to this innate religious sense, we can open our hearts to the gift of faith which draws us ever closer to God, the source of all good and the fulfillment of our deepest desire," the Pope said toward the end of his remarks.
Noting that this is the Year of Faith, he invited Catholics to pray for all sincere seekers of the truth, "that they may come to know the joy and freedom born of faith."
After acknowledging groups of pilgrims from different countries in their native tongues, with huge delegations of flag-waving Poles and Croats enthusiastically responding to his words, the Pope sung the Our Father in Latin.
A group of 34 pilgrims from St. Mary's Church in Nutley, N.J., lingered a while afterward, holding bags of blessed Rosaries, crucifixes and holy medals.
"It's just truly amazing to be here, even though I only caught some of what the Pope said in English," said Lily Tremari. "My niece is receiving her confirmation next Tuesday, and I'll be giving her a crucifix blessed by the Pope."
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Below are the scanned images and transcript of a letter, dated May 26, 1892, from A. C. Thurman, a representative of the Black community of Dallas, to Sheriff William Henry Lewis.
Context of the letter:
The letter was written in response to Sheriff Lewis' actions in preventing the attempted lynching of an African-American man named Henry Miller. The information I have on this case comes from two main sources. One is my copy of an article written in tribute to Henry Lewis by Jack Hornady, husband of one of the children Henry and his wife Julia helped to raise after the children's mother, Julia's good friend Bettie Curtice Rosser, died. The other source consists of several newspaper articles, some transcribed at Jim Wheat's Dallas County Texas Archives and others downloaded from the archives of the Dallas Morning News.
In 1892 Henry Miller was being held for the murder of Police Officer O. C. Brewer when a large mob, estimated at 2,500, attempted to seize and lynch Miller. According to Jack Hornady's article, Dallas Times-Herald publisher Edwin J. Keist told the story of "how when he first reached Dallas as a young newspaperman out looking for a career, he got off the train and saw a large crowd surrounding the courthouse and jail. He worked his way through the crowd until he reached the gate to the jail yard. By then he realized that this was a mob bent on taking a prisoner from the jail and lynching him.
"Mr. Keist saw a slender little man sitting on the jail steps with a rifle across his knees. Then he heard this man say to the crowd: "I will shoot the first man who comes through that gate – even if he's my brother." And no one dared go through the gate because they knew he meant it. Soon the crowd dispersed."
This is the event to which Mr. A. C. Thurman was referring in his letter.
Jim Wheat's Dallas County Texas Archives also contains a reference to A. C. Thurman on a page of transcripts of newspaper articles on African-Americans in Dallas. There are also several other articles on the Henry Miller case that can be located by going to the Dallas Archives page and searching for "Henry Miller."
United States Post Office,
Dallas County
State of Texas
May 26, 1892
Mr. Henry Lewis (Sheriff)
Sir your actions in the preventing the collard man Henry Miller the murderer of Policeman Brewer from being takend from Jail and hanged at the hands of an infuriated mob certainly meets the approval of all colared citizens of Dallas.
Not because the colared people desire for him to escape punishment but mainly because it is claimed, especially by men at the north that colored men here are mobbed without trial and the officers and the leading white citizens all in favor of mob law. Dallas put herself on record Nashville, Memphis and New Orleans all have alike let mobs disgrace their good names.
Allow me again to congratulate you and all the better element of our white citizens for the suppression of the mob.
Dallas should feel proud of so noble such an officer.
I am very Sincere
A.C. Thurman
a colard man
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Transcription Tuesday: Letter from A. C. Thurman, a Representative of the Black Community of Dallas, to Sheriff William Henry Lewis
Posted by Greta Koehl at 4:00 PM
Labels: Black History, Dallas, Lewis
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- AnonymousMarch 3, 2010 at 3:51 AM
Wow. What an amazing letter. It is heart-wrenching to think such things happened for so long, and good to know at least some men stood up for the dignity of their fellow human beings, regardless of race. Because even if Henry Miller had committed murder, he still deserved a fair trial. The Sheriff's actions show great integrity.ReplyDelete
Thank you for your comments, Wendy. This was one of the most amazing things I have found through my research, and it really helped foster an interest in Black history, as well.ReplyDelete
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Return to Mysterious Island, the second PC game inspired by renowned author Jules Verne, captures the true essence of adventure. In this first-person survival adventure, players will encounter recognisable locations from the famous novel, including the granite house, the volcano and the Nautilus. However, Return to Mysterious Island goes beyond Jules Verne's storytelling as players take on the role of Mina, a courageous young woman on a solo round-the-world sailing expedition.
In your quest for survival using logic, discovery, creative inventory management, and elements of the supernatural, the adventure unfolds
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Not everyone in Manti Te'o's circle was taken in by Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, the man who allegedly scammed the trusting Notre Dame linebacker. According to the New York Post, Alema Te'o, the football players uncle, knew Tuiasosopo was a 'rat' from the moment he saw him.
Te'o claims that Tuiasosopo 'needs to be prosecuted' for duping his nephew by creating a fake girlfriend
'I know a liar when I'm around one, and Tuiasosopo was one,' Te'o said on air on The Zone Sports Network on Thursday. 'I smelled him as a bad rat from the get-go and I'm not afraid to come out and say that. Ronaiah Tuiasosopo is a liar, he concocted the whole thing. He's been lying every step of the way.'
Alema Te'o reportedly met Tuiasosopo before his nephew played against USC on November 24, 2012 and he recalled how Tuiasosopo used his 9-year-old sister in the alleged scam.
Te'o claimed that Tuiasosopo brought the young girl along to pose as a cousin of the fictional Lennay Kekua, while he tried to raise money for another imaginary friend of Kekua, who was also supposedly battling leukemia, and who could not afford to go to Stanford.
'He brought this young girl,' Te'o said. 'He said that this is the 9-year-old girl that he would speak to when he was in conversations with Lennay on the phone. This shows the character of this guy Ronaiah. He introduces her as a cousin and this girl is his little sister.
'The whole time Ronaiah is standing over her with two hands on her shoulders, almost guarding her, not letting her say a few things, not letting her speak for herself. She was used as a pawn.'
Alema Te'o believes that his footballer nephew did actually meet with a girl who was hired to play Kekua and he recalled that Manti Te'o claimed to have met Kekua in person in the past.
'I can't help but believe that was all part of it,' Te'o said. 'I believe that it was an elaborate plan and he had a girl staged to be Lennay and have Manti see her out there and made arrangements for her to be out there. I wouldn't put it past this guy to do that.'
Alema Te'o expressed his regret that he didn't challenge Tuiasosopo during their meeting in November after the latter man claimed to have been involved in Steelers safety Troy Polamalu's football camp. Te'o has been running Polamalu's football camp in American Samoa for years and he knew that Tuiasosopo never had any involvement with it.
'Knowing what I know now, I wish I would have blown that guy up then and there,' Te'o said.
The bizarre details of the alleged scam only get murkier as they're investigated. Alema Te'o told the press this week that his famous nephew had received a phone call from Kekua's number on December 26 claiming that she was not actually dead.
Te'o reportedly received the phone call on December 6 and that's when he began to suspect Kekua was a hoax. On December 26 he alerted Notre Dame officials of his suspicions, having learned that his relationship was a hoax.
Te'o's relationship with Kekua was reported on extensively through the college football season as Notre Dame compiled a 12-0 record, before losing to Alabama in a painfully off-form performance the National Championship game.


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DIXON – James Verrier knows firsthand the kind of family atmosphere that develops when a factory has been in one place for 50 years.
Verrier, now CEO of BorgWarner Inc., was human resource director in 1998 at the company's Dixon plant at 1350 Franklin Grove Road.
The plant celebrated its 50th anniversary July 26 and 27 with a catered luncheon for employees and an open house with food and games.
Verrier still recognized the faces of the people who made his time in Dixon a warm one, including employees who have worked there more than 40 years.
"The Dixon plant was welcoming," he said. "There is a family environment and a great deal of pride here."
BorgWarner is based in Auburn Hills, Mich., and has 57 facilities in 19 countries. Verrier said the company has developed a niche making environmentally friendly components for several automotive manufacturers.
The Dixon plant, which makes automotive components, was built by Shurhit Products in 1961 and joined BorgWarner's automotive companies in 1963.
After five expansions, it has grown to 130,000 square feet; 220 people work three shifts. It's a medium-sized facility compared to other BorgWarner sites.
The Dixon plant's distinguishing characteristic remains its attention to safety, Verrier said.
"From the day I set foot in this place, good safety was practiced. That's one of the big reasons the Dixon plant has been so successful. It continues to make safety important."
The facility was named the first recipient of the BorgWarner Global Safety Award, awarded for a minimal number of work-related injuries or illnesses over a 5-year period.
Employees elected to donate the $10,000 award to the Dixon Fire Department to buy a new fire safety house.
"That was a special award for us to win," plant manager Chris Lanker said. "Our committee thought it was only appropriate that an award we won for safety go for a safety project."
Verrier also credited local government for working with the company to meet its needs.
Lanker, who just recently took over as plant manager, said the Dixon plant has what it needs to last another 50 years.
"We have great employees, and a nice facility. Our employees are committed to excellence, and that's been the biggest reason for the success here."


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Los Angeles – The UCLA Anderson School of Management welcomed its MBA Class of 2005 with a new two-unit course designed to promote a better understanding of leadership and career goals. The one-week, experiential-based course featured collaborative and competitive activities led by faculty members Corinne Bendersky, Samuel Culbert, Sanford Jacoby, Barbara Lawrence, Craig Fox and David Lewin, as well as 10 second-year MBA students who served as teaching assistants for the course.
The Leadership Foundations course reflected months of design and planning by the Human Resources and Organizational Behavior (HROB) faculty, the MBA Curriculum Committee and the Faculty Executive Committee.
"Our faculty's view is that our students need to be seen as potential leaders of enterprises and not only as good technical analysts, professional consultants or senior staff," noted Professor Lewin, senior associate dean of the MBA Program.
During the course, students examined leadership at the individual, group, and organizational levels. They performed leadership exercises and discussed leadership cases and scenarios. By the end of the course, each student created and submitted a leadership map charting his or her leadership aspirations, summarizing leadership strengths and limitations, and specifying a personal leadership developmental plan. The leadership map is a living document that each student will refine during the next two years.
"As one of the world's leading institutions for management education, we recognize the need to help students understand and embrace leadership," said Bruce G. Willison, dean of UCLA Anderson. "We've continually sought to improve our leadership curriculum and felt we could do more to help our students in molding their leadership abilities, especially given the perception of a lack of leadership at the helm of some corporate giants characterized by accounting fraud, outrageous pay and perks and other financial transgressions over the past few years."
Dean Willison also acknowledged that in his visits with corporate recruiters and employers around the world this past year, he heard a consistent message about the need for well-rounded MBA graduates with solid leadership skills.
Student evaluations of the new course were exceptionally positive and indicated that participants perceived it to be a rigorous, enlightening and highly satisfying learning experience.
The second week of Orientation was designed to acclimate students to career, academic, extracurricular and social aspects of life at UCLA Anderson. The program was designed by second-year MBA students and led by Orientation Co-Directors Natasha Crain and Paul Pastor.
Professor Lewin called Orientation for the Class of 2005 the most successful he has experienced at Anderson or elsewhere. "The challenge before us," he said, "is to ensure that we follow up on the Leadership Foundations Course so that students' leadership knowledge and skills, as well as their leadership maps, don't wither on the vine."
Students will in fact have several opportunities to further develop their leadership maps, particularly in the core human resources and organizational behavior course, but also in core finance, accounting, marketing, economics, strategy and operations management courses.
As Dean Willison stated, "we hope this small, but important change in our curriculum will not only help our students form their leadership potential, but will also instill in them the important role their leadership will play once they become business leaders whose job it will be to serve not only their organizations, but also the public trust."


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Mr Gove will set out a further reform of A-levels qualification – effectively turning the clock back to the 90s before exams were overhauled by Labour.
Ministers have already accepted proposals – set out in last year in an Ofqual three-month consultation – to place strict curbs on the number of exam resits, scrap January exams and cut down on the number of modules taken as part of each A-level course.
Controversially, the last Government split courses into two parts under its Curriculum 2000 project. Students took AS-levels in the first year and A2 exams in the second, with results combining to form the overall A-level grade.