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Ticket Information: Tickets for the event will be available at the door. For more information or directions, please contact the FSU Athletics Ticket Office at (231) 591-2888. Tickets are $7 (general admission) or $10 (reserved) for adults along with $5 for students (K-12) or faculty/staff. FSU students are admitted free of charge with identification. A family pass with two adult and two youth tickets is $15.
FSU Drops Two In Classic: The Ferris men's basketball squad dropped a pair of games to open the season at the 25th annual John L. Griffin/Lions Club Classic hosted by Northern Kentucky last weekend (Nov. 17-18) in Highland Heights, Ky. FSU suffered a 73-59 setback to the host Norse in Friday's opener before falling to Christian Brothers (Tenn.) by a 67-62 count in Saturday's contest.
Ferris Players Claim Awards: Senior forward Terrance Shaw (Saginaw/Bridgeport) was chosen as Ferris' Most Valuable Player in the John L. Griffin/Lions Club Classic while senior guard Julius Vines (Muskegon Heights) was selected as the squad's John L. Griffin Hustle Award winner. Each of the four teams in the event had both an MVP and hustle award recipient selected.
FSU Suffers Exhibition Setbacks: Ferris dropped both of its exhibition games against NCAA Division I schools during preseason action this year. FSU dropped a 97-71 decision at Toledo (Ohio) in the first encounter (Nov. 7) before falling to Detroit Mercy 68-53 (Nov. 10).
Last Campaign: Ferris State posted an 18-13 overall mark en route to making its second consecutive NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional Tournament berth during the 2005-06 campaign. FSU posted a second-place 13-5 mark in GLIAC North Division regular-season action after claiming back-to-back league crowns in 2003-04 and 2004-05. Ferris also received GLIAC Tournament runner-up accolades last season.
Two Years Ago: Ferris State capped off a banner 2004-05 season with a runner-up finish in the NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional Tournament (March 12-15) held in Findlay, Ohio. FSU reached the regional championship game for only the third time in school history. The Bulldogs, who won their second-straight GLIAC North Division Championship in 2004-05, concluded the year with a 24-7 overall record and fell one game shy of advancing to the NCAA-II Elite Eight for the second time ever. FSU's 24 victories represented the third-most wins in school history.
Head Coach Bill Sall: A 1994 Calvin graduate, fifth-year FSU head coach Bill Sall previously held assistant coaching positions at Calvin (1992-95), Ferris State (1995-98) and Hillsdale (1998-02) prior to being named Ferris State's 11th head coach. The Zeeland, Mich., native served as Ferris' interim head coach for a portion of the 1995-96 campaign and led the Bulldogs to a 5-8 mark. Before joining the coaching ranks, Sall was a standout player at Calvin from 1985-90. He twice (1989-90) received second-team National Association of Basketball Coaches Division III All-America honors and led Calvin to three Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAA) championships, four NCAA-III Tournament bids and the 1990 NCAA-III Final Four. Sall has a current 72-59 (.550) career mark.
The Bulldog Tradition: The 2006-07 campaign marks the 79th season of Bulldog men's basketball. The program began in 1925 although Ferris did not field a team from 1942-45 due to World War II. FSU has compiled a 934-858 (.521) all-time mark. The Bulldogs have won 11 GLIAC titles, made eight NCAA Division II Tournament appearances and reached the 1988 NCAA-II Elite Eight. Ferris, which captured a league-record four consecutive GLIAC titles from 1986-90, notched its 900th all-time win in the 2004-05 campaign with a 110-104 overtime triumph over Indianapolis (12/21/04) in the Lions Club Holiday Classic at Jim Wink Arena in Big Rapids, Mich.
Success Under Sall: The Bulldogs had posted only a 21-82 (.204) mark in the four seasons prior to head coach Bill Sall's arrival, but have since went 67-51 (.568) and claimed two divisional titles while making two NCAA-II Tournament appearances in his four seasons at the helm. FSU won only four games (4-22) the year before Sall arrived in 2001-02.
Back In The Mix: Ferris returns three starters and six letterwinners from last campaign. The Bulldogs, who played only eight players the majority of last season, lost three seniors from last year's squad.
Leading The Troops: Among the returnees for Ferris this season is Terrance Shaw, who received All-GLIAC Second Team accolades a year ago. He had a personal career-high 25 points and 14 rebounds in FSU's 74-69 NCAA-II Tournament loss at nationally second-ranked Saint Joseph's (Ind.) last March (3/11). The 6-5 Shaw averaged 13 points and a team-best 6.8 rebounds per outing in 2005-06. Shaw along with senior forward Michael Daniels (Detroit/Murray-Wright) and Julius Vines will serve as team captains this year.
The Bulldog Roster: Ferris' 2006-07 roster includes three seniors, four juniors, two sophomores and six freshmen. Eight of the 15 players are guards while the remaining seven are frontcourt players. All 15 players on the Bulldogs' 2006-07 roster hail from Michigan.
Live Internet Stats: "Live Stats" of all 2006-07 Ferris State home games will be provided in progress via the internet. Visit the site at www.ferris.edu/sports and click the "Live Stats" icon to access.
GLIAC Games On The Air: All eighteen of FSU's 2006-07 league games are tentatively slated to be carried live by local radio station WBRN (News Talk 1460 AM). Selected contests can also be accessed live via the internet by clicking on the Bulldog Athletics Webcasts icon at www.ferris.edu/sports.
On The Internet: Ferris State University Athletics' official web site can be found at www.ferris.edu/sports. The site features information on all of FSU's varsity athletics programs including rosters, statistics, yearbooks and more.
FSU Coaching Staff: FSU head coach Bill Sall returns three of his assistant coaches from a year ago, including top assistant coach Cory Anderson. Anderson, who played for Ferris from 1996-98, is in his eighth season as a full-time assistant coach. Volunteer Assistant Coach Bill Killian also returns for his fifth season on Sall's staff. Longtime West Michigan high school coach Dave Schlump, who formerly coached at Cedar Springs (Mich.), will be in his third campaign as a volunteer assistant for the Bulldogs.
Impressive History: Ferris State's impressive basketball tradition includes 11 GLIAC titles, eight NCAA Division II Tournament appearances and a berth in the 1988 NCAA-II Elite Eight. Ferris, which last won the GLIAC Tournament championship during the 1997-98 campaign, captured a league record four consecutive conference titles from 1986-90. FSU has won more GLIAC Championships (11) than any other league member.
Keep On Winning: Ferris' 18 victories last year were the program's third-most in the last 16 seasons. FSU's most during the stretch was 24 wins (24-7) in 2004-05 while the 1997-98 squad posted a 21-12 overall record. Last campaign marked the third-straight season the Bulldogs had recorded a .500 record or better as Ferris was 14-14 overall in 2003-04.
National Rankings Info: FSU was not ranked in the 2006-07 National Association of Basketball Coaches Division II Top 25 Poll, but was listed among other teams receiving votes with four points. Defending NCAA-II National Champion Winona State (Minn.) was chosen first in the preseason listing. GLIAC members Findlay and Grand Valley State were listed 10th and 11th, respectively. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville was listed seventh in the poll. The Cougars were also ranked third by Street & Smith's and fourth by Division II Bulletin in preseason national polls.
Not On Opening Day: Ferris State officially opened its 79th season against Northern Kentucky in the John L. Griffin Lions Club Classic. The Bulldogs, who have now dropped seven of their last 11 season openers, currently hold a 40-39 all-time record in opening day contests.
League Opener: Ferris State's 2006-07 GLIAC opener is set for Thursday, Nov. 30, versus Northwood beginning at 8 p.m. (EST) in NU's Bennett Sports Center at Midland, Mich.
Back On Top: Last season represented the third-straight year the Bulldogs finished either first or second in the GLIAC North Division. Ferris claimed back-to-back divisional titles in 2003-04 and 2004-05 with 14-4 and 13-5 conference marks, respectively. FSU's 13-5 league ledger last season trailed only rival Grand Valley State's first place 16-2 division record. Ferris had not won a GLIAC Championship since 1994-95 prior to its first title run in 2003-04 under head coach Bill Sall.
Bulldog Bites: Ferris State has posted 38 winning campaigns and 43 non-losing seasons in its previous 78 seasons ........ FSU will play 12 home games this campaign inside Jim Wink Arena ......... The Bulldogs will be back at home to battle Saginaw Valley State Saturday, Dec. 2, in a 7:30 p.m. (EST) league tilt at Wink Arena.
FSU Roster Notes: The Bulldogs have four players on their roster from Muskegon Heights High School where former Bulldog guard Keith Guy (1995-97) serves as head coach ...... FSU also has four other players from the Lansing or East Lansing areas in Michigan ...... Among the nine newcomers to the roster this season are three transfers, including a NCAA Division I transfer in junior forward Jason Holder (Saginaw/Arthur Hill) from Cleveland State.
Ferris Picked Second: Ferris State was picked to finish second in the 2006-07 GLIAC Men's Basketball Coaches Preseason North Division Poll. The Bulldogs totaled 27 points but had no first-place votes in the balloting, which was conducted by the conference's head coaches. Defending GLIAC North Division Champion Grand Valley State was selected as this year's divisional favorite as the Lakers recorded 36 points along with six of a possible seven first-place votes. Findlay took the top spot in the South Division with 25 points and five first-place votes. The league's 13 head coaches voted for the division in which they play.
Ferris State vs. SIU-Edwardsville Notebook:
Scouting SIU-Edwardsville: The Cougars are directed by fifth-year head coach and 2004-05 Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Coach of the Year Marty Simmons. He lead Southern Illinois-Edwardsville to a 25-8 mark in the 2005-06 season, including a NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional Championship and Elite Eight finish. The Cougars were picked to finish second in the 2006-07 GLVC West Division Preseason Poll behind Southern Indiana. SIUE held a 1-1 mark to date this season entering this past Wednesday's (Nov. 22) non-league home tilt against Robert Morris (Ill.). The Cougars were ranked third nationally in the Street & Smith's Division II Preseason Poll along with fourth in the Division II Bulletin Top 25 preseason listing.
Series Information: SIUE holds a 4-1 all-time mark versus the Bulldogs to date and recorded a 72-55 triumph in the most recent contest (11/19/05) in Edwardsville, Ill. Last year's meeting marked the first time the two teams had met since the 1993-94 season.
Last Year's Meeting: Ferris suffered a 72-55 non-conference road setback in last year's meeting (11/19/05) against Southern Illinois-Edwardsville in Edwardsville, Ill. The Bulldogs fell behind by eight points at halfime and were outscored 40-31 in the second frame. Former Bulldog standout Dennis Springs led Ferris with a game-high 22 points. He also added four steals and three assists. Jessie York contributed 10 points for Ferris while Terrance Shaw chipped in six points and a team-best seven rebounds.
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True Love – A Seth Imprint Story
Disclaimer: I own nothing but the story itself.
Chapter 1
Ugh! Paul imprinted on Mandie four weeks ago, and they couldn't be happier. I'm happy for them and all, but I just can't ignore this empty I have feeling inside of me. I'm starting to get really lonely.
Leah and I are the only ones who haven't imprinted on someone yet. Sam has Emily, Quil has Claire, Embry has Rachel, Jacob has Nikki, Jared has Kim, and now Paul imprinted on Mandie. I'm starting to get depressed, and if I'm depressed then Leah has to be miserable.
I got up off the bed, and jumped out the window. I needed to go run for a while. Running has always calmed me down in the past. I phased and started running in the forest.
I ran for about an hour in no particular direction before I started running toward Emily's house. The pack is having a meeting, and Emily is cooking us lunch. Let me tell you Emily is an excellent cook.
When I got there I phased and went in. I saw Emily in the kitchen cooking a werewolf pack sized meal, and the pack sitting at the table joking and laughing loudly. I walked over and sat down beside Leah.
"Hey guys! What are you laughing about?" I asked.
"Were talking about bloodsuckers we've fought and destroyed in the past." Jared said with a big smile on his face.
"Cool! You've got to let me join in." I said with a smile of my own. Two seconds after I said that Emily started bringing out plate after plate after plate of hamburgers, hotdogs, chips, and pizza. Then she brought out several two liter drinks for us to have.
Everyone ate it all in about twenty-five minutes, and after we were done Emily started to clear the table off. I thought I'd help out so I grabbed some plates and brought them to the sink for Emily to wash. Once I was done I went back to the table so we could start the meeting. I wonder what it's about.
Luck has always been against me, and probably always will be. My life was good once in the past, but then everything went wrong in my life. Right now I'm living in an alley in Port Angeles, Washington, and all I have is the clothes on my back. I remember when I had a house, money and most importantly…a family.
I miss my parents so much, but there is nothing I can do to bring them back. My family was barely making ends meet when my parents got really sick. They couldn't go to work so we didn't have any money to pay the bills with. The bank then took away our house, and put us on the streets. I could barely find any food for them, and they had no medicine to take for their illness. My parents died after being on the streets for three weeks.
Those events happened three years ago, and I've quickly learned how to survive. I learned the art of picking pockets to get money to buy the stuff I can't steal. I've learned ways to stay warm enough at night. I have also learned how to close and protect my heart from other people before it gets broken again.
Let me introduce myself. Hi! My name is Terra Nicole Thorn, and I am sixteen years-old. Did I mention before that I hate my life?
Chapter 2
When I sat down everybody immediately went quiet. The pack sat waiting quietly wanting to know what this was about. Sam stood up to officially begin the meeting.
"This meeting is being held because we have a bloodsucker running on the loose around our territory." Sam said. Every werewolf growled and Emily gasped. There hadn't been any activity lately in La Push at all.
"I've caught his scent several times while out on patrol. Both times I've caught it in a different location. He seems to be observing and watching our defenses. I want everyone to be on guard while on patrol from now on, and stay in groups of two or more." Sam finished. Everyone nodded and agreed with him.
"No filthy bloodsucker is getting past our defenses!" Paul said while Jared, Quil, and Embry smiled. The rest of us just laughed at them.
I stood up along with everyone else. Leah and I said our good-byes to everybody before running out the door and into the woods. It was a fairly short trip to get to our house, and we were both too caught up in our own thoughts to notice each others. Once we got home we went our own separate ways. I went to my room to take a nap and she went to the living room to watch TV.
I grabbed my old and abused MP3 player off my desk, and I set it on my favorite playlist. I then walked to my bed and sat down on it. I sat down with my back against the wall and my feet hanging off the end of the bed.
I just sat there listening getting lost in the music until I fell asleep. I then started to have a strange dream. It was one of the strangest dreams I have ever had, and I don't know what it means at all.
I'm walking across the street and down the sidewalk when I "accidently" bumped into a stranger. I immediately apologized to him, and went back to walking again. I do this several more times and each time I do it to a different person on a different street.
I learned not to feel guilty about it a long time ago. I most likely need the money more than they do anyway. They have homes to live in and I don't. They have more than ten dollars, and I don't. They are donating to a homeless charity and they don't even know it.
I walked for about five more minutes before I turned into an alley. I walked over to my bed, a cardboard box and a thin blanket, and sat down on the hard surface. I then wrapped the blanket around my shoulders and leaned against the wall.
I needed to move to a nearby town again. I made a rule for myself to never stay in a town for more than three weeks. I made that important rule after people started recognizing me for the one who stole their money out of their pockets and started calling the police on me. Let me tell you that being chased by the police is not fun at all.
I sat there thinking for an hour or so before I stood up and grabbed my blanket off the ground. I walked out of the alley and turned left. I walked and walked and walked some more. I walked until I was out of Port Angeles and still kept on walking.
Chapter 3
Blue. Silver. Black. So many cars have passed by me, and are passing by me now. I've been walking for who knows how long by some road that I don't know the name of.
It's starting to get dark and I'm getting really tired. I decided to go into the forest to sleep for the night. I turned too my right and walked into the forest. I walked for five minutes until I found a good spot to. It was a spot that had protection from the rain that was most likely to come tonight. I laid down and was fast asleep as soon as my head hit the ground.
I opened my eyes to see that I am standing on top of a really tall cliff. Ahead of me is a lot of icy dark water and behind me is a big forest. I, like any other sane person, decided to go into the forest because jumping over a cliff right now didn't sound like a lot of fun.
I started walking towards the forest, but then suddenly I heard a twig snap and a weird growl. I ran like my life depended on ii, and for some reason I felt like it actually did. I looked back and saw a saw a sandy colored following me.
For some reason I wasn't afraid of it at all. He felt like very close friend actually. After a minute of starring I think it actually kind of smiled at me. This wolf was so strange.
I had slowed down while watching him when I saw a blur slam hard into the wolf. The wolf slid almost ten feet across the ground. The vampire was walking towards the wolf when it happened everything went black. I couldn't hear a thing and… WAIT! I heard a twig snap.
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I opened my eyes and saw that I was in the forest by La Push. I took several steps toward La Push but a too sweet of a smell invaded my nose. There was a filthy bloodsucker nearby.
I started running as fast as I could possibly go I ran for minutes and the whole time the scent was getting stronger. I saw a figure standing by the cliffs, but she looked pretty human to me.
The closer I got the more beautiful she became. She has long jet black hair that goes well with her icy blue eyes and pale skin. She looks to be around the age of sixteen. I couldn't stop looking at her.
I almost forgot about the bloodsucker. Almost being the key word. I heard a twig snap nearby and I immediately growled. Apparently the girl heard me because she started running towards the woods.
I knew I should've gone after the bloodsucker, but instead I went after the mysterious girl. Something draws me to her that I can't explain. That I don't understand.
I start running a safe distance behind her so she doesn't notice me right away. She's running so fast. She is obviously scared out of her mind and I'm probably only going to scare her further.
She looks behind her to see if anyone is chasing her, and she spots me following her. She doesn't seem to be afraid of me at all. Actually she seems almost glad to see me in a way. I couldn't help but to send a wolfish smile her way.
She started slowing down when out of nowhere the vampire I had been searching for slammed into me from the side. I slid across the ground and came out at a stop by an old looking tree. The male vampire was starting to run toward me again when it happened.
Everything went black. I couldn't hear a thing for what felt like hours. I then heard my name being called in the distance. It was getting closer and closer when…
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I woke up to Leah calling my name, and telling me it was time to patrol. I stood up and grabbed my MP3 and returned it to the desk. I walked with Leah while thinking about the strange dream I just had.
Chapter 4
I immediately stood up and looked around. SNAP! Another twig snapped behind me. I looked everywhere and in all directions, but I just couldn't see through the darkness of the night.
I then heard the most evil laugh that I had ever heard in my entire life. It sounded like it was coming from everywhere at once. I didn't want to wait any longer. I bolted. I could tell he was way faster than me though.
I was running as fast as I could, but the laughing wouldn't stop. It sounded so close as if it was right by ear. It sounded like one of those evil scientist laughs from cartoons on TV.
I was getting so tired and I was starting to slow down when I was jerked backwards by something. I slid across the hard forest floor until I hit a tree trunk. I lifted my head and looked up at the man responsible, but he didn't look at all human.
His skin was deathly pale like he had no blood running through his veins. He had these creepy blood red eyes that were staring at me. He had dirty blonde hair that reached his shoulders. He was wearing ripped faded jeans and a black T-shirt that had "Blood" written on it. He had this evil smile that only a monster could pull off. I could tell he was dangerous.
He walked slowly toward me while I tried to scoot back only to be stopped by the tree trunk. He reached where I was and grabbed me by the neck. He then lifted me up to where I was dangling a foot off the ground.
"Hey little one, what's your name?" The man said. Are you kidding me? He said it like we were talking about the weather. I kept my mouth tightly shut. He really didn't like that at all.
He growled and threw me like I weighed nothing. I flew through the air until I slammed into another tree. My back and shoulders were really starting to hurt now.
He looked really angry now. One second he was ten feet away and the next second he was standing right in front of me. He lifted his foot and slammed it down on my arm so hard.
I heard a sickening crack and then felt a searing pain. He stood over me with that evil smile of his when he again picked me up by my neck, but this time he wasn't gentle. He was going to strangle me to death. I could see it in his eyes.
My world was starting to go black, and he wouldn't let go of me. I tried to struggle but it was no use. He was too strong, and I was too weak. The last thing I saw before I went unconscious was the man's horror filled face.
Chapter 5
We walked out the door and phased in the woods by our house. We then ran at werewolf speed for a little while until we saw Embry and Quil. They were waiting for us to join them in a small clearing.
"Hey! Are you guys ready to hunt down a bloodsucker?" Quil and Embry thought at the same time, and both of them had a big wolfish grin on their faces. They both wanted to find and fight a bloodsucker.
"We don't know if we will run into him or not so don't get over excited you guys." I thought back to them with a smile of my own. They just laughed in response.
Quil and Embry started running in one direction, and I and Leah went the opposite direction. We ran with our noses on alert for the scent of any bloodsuckers nearby. We searched the woods for around twenty minutes before we came across the scent we had been searching for.
I smell the sickly sweet scent of a bloodsucker and couldn't help but notice how it was slightly similar to the scent of the bloodsucker in my dream. Leah notified Quil and Embry of our location and told them to get the rest of the pack. We followed the scent at top speed and it was getting stronger. We were so concentrated on the bloodsucker's scent that we didn't smell the human blood in the air.
Shortly after we found the scent we came across a girl lying unconscious on the ground, and the bloodsucker already very far away. Leah chased after the fleeing bloodsucker, but I couldn't take my eyes off of the girl on the ground. My mouth was hanging wide open and if I didn't close it soon bugs will probably fly in, but I really didn't care.
It was like a thousand steel cables were now connecting me and her together. My world now revolves around her. Even if I wanted to there is nothing I could do about it. I think I just imprinted on this girl.
I wasn't only shocked by the imprinting itself, but also who I imprinted on. She has the long jet black hair and pale skin. If she opened her eyes they would probably be an icy blue color. This was the girl from my dream lying unconscious on the ground in front of me.
There was defiantly a difference from her now and in the dream though. In the dream she was clean and had nice, new clothes on. Now she was covered in dirt and looked like she has worn the same clothes for a very long time.
I looked at her a little more closely and realized she was hurt. I growled and stepped back to phase. Once I had my clothes on I walked toward her slowly. When I reached her I kneeled down beside her and looked for the injuries. It looked like her right arm and left ankle is broken, and she has bruises and scratches on most of her body.
I started to shake, I was so angry. The only reason I didn't phase then was because my imprint needs to get to the hospital. I don't know the extent of her injuries just yet.
I will get revenge though. No one messes with my new imprint. I want that filthy bloodsucker ripped to shreds.
Chapter 6
When I smelled the sickly sweet scent of a bloodsucker I told Quil and Embry to get the others for backup. We ran at top speed. We were getting closer and the scent was getting stronger.
I then saw a poor girl about sixteen years-old unconscious on the ground and the bloodsucker in the distance running away. I pushed myself harder and ran after it. The bad thing is he has a huge head start. Even with my werewolf speed I knew I most likely wouldn't catch up to him. I kept running after him though.
I then felt Seth leave my mind. I had been so focused on catching the bloodsucker that I hadn't paid any attention to Seth's thoughts. I wonder if he got hurt or if he's just tending to the girl. I really didn't know.
A minute later with the bloodsucker getting farther away Sam and the others phased into their wolf forms. I informed them about the bloodsucker escaping, the unconscious girl, and Seth phasing. Sam split the group up. Sam, Paul, and Jared are joining me with the bloodsucker, and Quil, Embry, and Jacob went to find Seth and the girl.
I picked her up and tried not to touch her injuries. I didn't want her in any more pain then she already was. I started walking in the direction of the hospital.
After four minutes of walking I heard three of my pack members behind me. Quil, Embry, and Jacob phased and came toward me. I could tell they had questions to ask.
"Seth, why didn't you go after the bloodsucker? The girl could have waited a little while longer." Quil asked. I guess I have to tell them I imprinted on her.
"I imprinted on this girl." I whispered. I whispered it so low that they didn't even hear me with our extra hearing.
"What did you say?" Jacob asked.
"I imprinted on her." I said a little louder this time.
They just stared in shock for a minute before all of them grinned. I could see they all were happy for me. They know what it is like to imprint on somebody.
"It looks like she has a broken arm and ankle I'm heading to the hospital right now." I said to them. Ty all nodded and said they would come with me.
We all started walking toward the hospital again. Along the way they told me about the pack chasing the bloodsucker. I can't believe he is getting away from us! I tried to stay calm so I wouldn't hurt my imprint.
We finally got to La Push General Hospital and I brought her in. When the lady at the desk saw the unconscious girl in my arms she called a doctor over and they took her away. I immediately felt empty. I felt that needed her in my arms.
We went to the waiting room to wait for the doctor to finish and come out Jacob had to go and phase every seven minutes to check on the others. After an hour and a half they had officially lost the bloodsucker and his scent. I really started to get angry now. I will hunt down and kill that monster for hurting my imprint.
I really need to find out her name instead of just calling her just girl or imprint. I know nothing about her at all. Her name, family, and personality are a mystery to me right now.
The doctor then came out and asked us questions. He asked if we were family and we said no. He then asked happened and we told him we were walking through the woods and stumbled upon her. I asked if it was ok to see her and he said it was fine.
While the others waited by the entrance for the others. I followed the doctor to my imprint's room. I went in to find her still unconscious lying on a white hospital bed.
I walked over and picked up her hand. I held it and I had a one way conversation with her. I told her about my life even though she couldn't hear me.
I stayed there for an hour or two before the doctor said I had to leave. I kissed her hand and walked out the door. I went to the waiting area and saw the pack and Emily standing around waiting for me. I walked over to them and said hi.
"How is she doing?" Emily asked me.
"She is still unconscious, but she is going to heal." I answer her.
I looked over to Leah and saw her smiling at me. I knew that she would be happy and support me. I also knew that underneath that smile was misery. She now is the only one who hasn't imprinted. I hope she will be okay.
Everyone but Sam, Emily, Leah, and I left. They went to go be with their own imprints. I would wait here until she woke up.
Chapter 7
I feel terrible! My right arm and ankle hurt so much and the rest of my body feels sore. I felt like I got hit by a Truck going 80 miles per hour.
I tried to remember what had happened to me. I being half asleep and in pain wasn't helping my thought process along. After a minute or two of thinking really hard I finally remembered. I was attacked by something, and it defiantly wasn't human.
I tried to open my eyes but I couldn't. I tested my other senses. I heard this beeping sound by my head, and I smelled a mixture of cleaner and medication. My guess is I'm in a hospital of some sort.
I may not have mentioned this yet, but I am terrified of hospitals. I couldn't help but to start panicking. The beeping started to speed up, and I could hear somebody coming into the room.
I opened my eyes and then immediately closed them again. The light above me really hurt my eyes. I opened my eyes again, but this time I did it slowly. I saw that I was right and that I was in a hospital bed.
I looked at the white walls, white floors, and white chairs. Wow! There at least was a window on the wall opposite of me. They know how to use colors. I wonder who decorated it. My alleys need more color like this. I needed to give them a call.
I looked to my right and saw a doctor walking towards my bed. He seemed like he was in his late thirties and had a fake smile on his face. I could tell instantly I wouldn't like him.
"Hello, I am Dr. Thomas. What is your name?" The doctor asked me once he had reached me. I just stayed silent.
"Who are your parents?" He tried again. I stayed silent. He sighed.
"Why were you in the forest? What happened to you?" He tried again. I still stayed silent. I wonder who found m all the way in the forest, and what happened to the monster?
"Can you speak?" He asked. I was really getting annoyed with this guy. I wasn't going to talk to anybody here so the answer is no.
He checked all of the machines and left my room with a frustrated look on his face. I was still slightly panicking from being here, and now I had a stupid doctor to worry about. Great.
We all waited. We were waiting for an hour or two before the doctor came walking toward us. You could tell he was very frustrated and angry.
"How is she doing?" I asked. I needed to know how my imprint was doing before I explode.
"She is awake and she seems fine, but she won't answer any of my questions. She won't talk to me at all." He replied back. You could tell he did not like being ignored.
"Can I see her?" I asked. He thought it over for a few moments before he nodded his head.
"I don't see why not. Just don't be surprised if she doesn't talk to you though." He said.
I walked towards her room feeling excited and curious. I was excited to finally see her awake and moving. I was curious because I knew nothing about her and I really want to find out.
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The main campus of Nationwide Children's is located just seven minutes away from the Hyatt Regency Downtown. Because a number of CNS members have expressed interest in visiting our facilities, we are arranging exclusive tours. For more information or to sign up, please email us at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Nationwide Children's is proud to once again support the CNS Annual Meeting and welcomes participants to visit our booth, just inside the entrance to the Exhibit Hall. Stop by to meet our faculty and learn more about the Neurosciences Center. We will provide information about our clinical programs and neuroscience research, as well as Neurology Residency and Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship opportunities. In addition, Nationwide Children's Hospital will again administer the ACCME education for physicians during the Scientific Program.
Several Nationwide Children's faculty members are active with the organization and participating in this year's meeting:
E. Steve Roach, MD, Chief of Neurology, is the Child Neurology Society Past President. He also serves as Editor-in-Chief of the peer-reviewed journal, Pediatric Neurology.
Emily C. De Los Reyes, MD, attending child neurologist and Associate Director of the Department of Pediatric Neurology, serves on the CNS Long Range Planning Committee.
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Lenora M. Lehwald, MD, attending child neurologist, will present the poster, "Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis and Associated Sleep Abnormalities" in the Sleep Presentation Group.
Jerry R. Mendell, MD, Director of the Center for Gene Therapy at the Research Institute at Nationwide Children's, is renowned for fundamental contributions in clinical research in the molecular genetics of neuromuscular disease. Dr. Mendell is the primary author of two posters at the 2014 meeting: "Eteplirsen in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD): 144 week update on six-minute walk test (6MWT) and safety," and "Pulmonary Function is Stable in Patients with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) Treated with Exon-Skipping Drug Eteplirsen in Phase 2b Study."
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When Congress passed credit card reform legislation in May, many industry analysts warned that lenders would find new ways to extract the revenue they would soon be losing from consumers.
Among the mentioned new fees is actually an old one -- the annual fee.
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Now, Bank of America says it will begin test marketing a new "membership" fee for some of its customers. In other words, not every customer will be assessed the charge. If those who are charged don't cancel their cards or protest too loudly, presumably all customers will soon be required to pay it.
While other banks are expected to follow suit, it may be helpful to point out that many current credit card users are already paying an "annual fee" for the privilege of carrying a credit card.
- When major banks offer a credit card in partnership with another business, such as a hotel or airline, customers often get slapped with an annual fee.
- Small credit card issuers that target the subprime market have always charged a high annual fee, one of the many things making these low-credit-limit cards such bad deals.
Michael, of Hershey, Pa., said he paid a $100 annual fee recently on his Imagine Visa card.
"This month I get a letter stating that their credit card program has ended, and that my account will be closed immediately," he told ConsumerAffairs.com. "If they would have sent a letter, stating their intentions, before charging me the annual fee of $100, I would have paid the balance off and cancelled the card myself."
But to other credit card customers, the appearance of an annual fee on their credit card bill comes as a surprise.
Rick, of Erskine, Minn., said he had never been assessed an annual fee on his Washington Mutual credit card. Then Washington Mutual was acquired by JPMorgan Chase.
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Last year, Anna, of Brooklyn, N.Y., lost her Citicard and asked for a new one. The replacement card was Citi's new Diamond Preferred Rewards card, even though she just wanted a replacement for her old card.
"When I called to inquire about the change, I was told that the new card works just the same as the old card, and only adds the 'Thank You Network' feature, at no charge," she told ConsumerAffairs.com. "I asked if I can instead have my old card back, and was told no. Now, less than a year later, I'm being charged a $30 membership fee, for doing nothing more than always paying the card charges in full every month. This change comes without any notice, although the company claims that there was a letter."
Is there any way to get out of paying an annual fee?
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Luke Bryan will be up early on November 6 to perform on ABC's Good Morning America prior to that evening's 47th Annual CMA Awards. GMA co-host Robin Roberts will be in Music City reporting live from Luke's concert at the Bridgesteone Arena. She'll also present a trophy on the CMA Awards that night.
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Finger Extensor Tendon Injury
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Definition | Causes | Risk Factors | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Treatment | Prevention
Tendons are responsible for connecting muscles to bone. The fingers have tendons that run from the forearm through the finger. The extensor tendons are located on the back of the hand and fingers. They let you open your hand and straighten your fingers. An extensor tendon injury is a cut or tear to one of these tendons. When they are damaged, you can lose the ability to extend your hand and/or finger(s). Two common extensor injuries are:
- Mallet finger—the tendon is affected at the last joint on the finger, usually from a jammed finger
- Boutonniere Deformity—the tendon is affected at the middle joint, usually caused by an arthritis-like condition
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Extensor tendon injuries may be caused by:
- A cut or laceration to back of hand or fingers
- Broken bones
- A crush injury
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- Jamming a finger
- Arthritis
- Nerve compression
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Factors that may increase your chance of an extensor tendon injury include:
Participating in certain sports
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- Arthritis
Symptoms may include:
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- Pain
- Numbness or weakness
- Cut to back of hand or fingers
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Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. During the exam, you will be asked to bend and straighten your fingers. Your doctor will also check your fingers for sensation, blood flow, and strength. You may be referred to a hand surgeon or an orthopedist—doctor who specializes in bones.
Images may be taken of your hand. This can be done with x-ray.
Talk with your doctor about the best plan for you. Depending on the type of injury, you may require surgery. Surgery may be scheduled right away or within several days.
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A physical therapist or occupational therapist will work with you for several weeks to regain your strength and range of motion. Right after surgery, movement will be limited. This will allow your hand to heal.
Extensor tendon injuries are typically caused by accidental injuries. There are no known prevention guidelines for this injury. But, the deformities caused by these injuries may be prevented by taking certain measures, like splinting the finger or undergoing surgery.
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American Society for Surgery of the Hand
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Extensor tendon injuries. American Society for Surgery of the Hand website. Available at: http://www.assh.org/Public/HandConditions/Pages/ExtensorTendonInjuries.aspx. Published 2010. Accessed August 21, 2013.
Leggit JC, Meko CJ. Acute Finger Injuries: Part I. Tendons and Ligaments. Am Fam Physician. 2006 Mar 1;73(5):810-816. Available at: http://www.aafp.org/afp/2006/0301/p810.html. Accessed August 21, 2013.
To P, Watson JT. Boutonniere deformity. J Hand Surg Am. 2011;36(1):139-142.
Zhang X, Yang L, et al. Treatment of bony boutonniere deformity with a loop wire. J Hand Surg Am. 2011;36(6):1080-1085.
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Henrietta Lacks had no control when doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital used her cells 62 years ago in research that led to groundbreaking medical advances. But now her descendants will.
The National Institutes of Health said Wednesday that it had reached an agreement with Lacks' family that requires scientists to get permission from the government agency to use her genome, or genetic blueprint. It was derived from cells taken from the 31-year-old from Turners Station after she died from an aggressive form of cervical cancer in 1951.
One of her grandsons and a great-granddaughter will sit on the working group that will help make the decision.
The partnership comes after years of unauthorized use of the cells, which were the first to live outside the body in a glass tube. The so-called HeLa cells have become ubiquitous in labs across the country; the most widely used human cells that exist today in scientific research. Vaccines, cancer treatments and in-vitro fertilization techniques were all a result of Henrietta Lacks' cells.
Lacks' story garnered national attention after Rebecca Skloot wrote a best-selling book, "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks," which is being made into a movie by Oprah Winfrey. It told the story of a poor black woman taken advantage of by a larger medical institution.
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NIH officials are also asking biomedical researchers not funded by the agency to abide by the agreement, but acknowledge that the new restrictions are limited. Someone could create a map of her genome using data on HeLa cells already available. The cells have been the subject of more than 74,000 studies.
Still, NIH officials said the agreement strikes an important balance in protecting the privacy of those who participate in scientific studies and preserving important research. NIH Director Francis S. Collins called the agreement novel and historic.
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The Lacks family members said they are glad to finally play a part in what happens with the genetic information.
The Lacks were never compensated financially by the institutions that used the cells, according to Skloot, who set up a foundation for the family. The family will be reimbursed for expenses related to serving on the NIH working group, but will not receive pay.
"The main goal was science and being part of the conversation," said David Lacks Jr., a grandson who will sit on the working group with Henrietta Lacks' great-granddaughter Veronica Spencer.
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The Lacks story made news again in March when a German research team posted the genome made from the HeLa cells on a public database available through the European Bioinformatics Institute and the NIH's National Center for Biotechnology Information.
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The family also found out that a study at the University of Washington sponsored by the National Institutes of Health was close to being published in the journal Nature. Once again, the Lacks family did not know about the renewed interest in the cells until Skloot informed them.
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Why Everyone Needs to Relax About Coal
Will is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
A few days ago, Fool analyst Michael Olson added CSX (NYSE: CSX), a freight railroad company that dominates the east coast, to his real-money portfolio. Of course, that recommendation hinges in large part on the continued success of coal, which currently accounts for approximately 40% of U.S. energy. Despite a near-consensus bear attitude toward coal, reasons for optimism remains.
Coal prices might go up—but not too much
As of the end of May, coal prices (even those of Appalachian coal, to which CSX has significant exposure) stubbornly resided below $3 per MMBtu (million British thermal units.) One of coal's main competitors, natural gas, costs substantially more: roughly $3.65 per MMBtu. In part because of this discrepancy, the International Energy Agency predicts a 1.2 billion ton increase in world coal demand (a $105 billion industry revenue boost at 2011 coal prices) by 2017.
Still, coal prices will undoubtedly spike. Because coal companies typically mine the most accessible coal first, they can only mine less than 10% of the enormous U.S. coal supply at active mines. This means continued production will require large capital expenditures. Furthermore, coal companies are struggling with declining profit margins; take a look at three of the largest coal companies trading on a U.S. exchange: Peabody (NYSE: BTU),Yanzhou, and CONSOL (NYSE: CNX).

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On the flipside, how much does it really matter? Coal prices will rise, but new technology should keep prices reasonable. Underground coal gasification (UCG), which continues to receive increased research interest, currently costs $6 per MMBtu. UCG allows companies to mine additional coal that was previously inaccessible due to geological positioning, and the cost of its production can only fall from its $6 level.
Natural gas is rising, too
According to the EIA, natural gas and coal will account for somewhere between 58% and 70% of U.S. electrical power by 2040. In other words, coal—currently responsible for more than 40% of the U.S. power usage—can continue to contend simply by holding its prices competitive relative to those of natural gas.
The great "natural gas boom" has a long way to go. Although delivered natural gas prices currently costs $3.65 per MMBtu, you can expect them to rise in the near future. Shortages are already pushing the price up, and some analysts and company executives have put the break-even point of a dry natural gas well (a well that only produces natural gas) at $6 per MMBtu (based on current technology.)
Extraction techniques can improve, of course, and they probably will. The fact remains that U.S. natural gas producers believe that prices need to rise. At the end of 2012, Forbes reported that Chesapeake Energy (NYSE: CHK), which by itself is responsible for 30% of recent growth in the natural gas industry, was scaling back its rigs to instead focus on oil and liquid gas. Chesapeake announced that it would consider heavier investment in natural gas rigs when they become more profitable. This will happen when natural gas prices rise to around $5-$6 per MMBtu (which is the current price of UCG coal.)
Who are the winners and losers?
Predicting the future is a difficult enterprise, of course, but the guarantee that coal will drop off the map makes little sense. It's certainly possible that coal will surrender a little market share, especially with the federal government seeming to legislate against it. The idea that the coal giants are doomed—especially when companies like Peabody are heavily invested in the new UCG technology—fails to see the more nuanced picture.
All of this paints a rosy picture for CSX and other companies indirectly exposed to coal. After losing 50% of its coal volume between 2006 and 2012, and expecting another 5%-10% drop this year, CSX management predicts coal volume will stabilize. That estimate might even be a bit low. Coal won't be returning to 2006 levels, but CSX might see some temporary gains as it begins to pull increasing revenue from the cheaper Powder River Basin coal. If CSX coal sales can just stay even, the rail giant's success with other cargo would push sales up even as costs drop.
A less rosy market awaits Peabody, though its overall prospects could merit a buy as well. Due largely to international exposure, Peabody's gross profit has stayed relatively flat even as coal sales have dropped. Unfortunately, mine closure costs appeared on the balance sheet in 2012 and knocked operating margins down from 13.6% to 2.1%.
A less threatened coal market in the U.S., coupled with Peabody's strong international sales (especially in Australia) could be enough to keep margins healthy and allow the company to capitalize on a debt to equity ratio impressively sticking below 1.
Peabody also appears ready to lead the charge if UCG becomes a major coal source. The company purchased 29 Wyoming coal leases for $6.5 million in 2011, stocked with billions of tons of coal seemingly ripe for UCG. With its stock price near a five-year low, Peabody may be worth a buy.
Meanwhile, if Consol stays profitable, it won't be thanks to coal. Heavily exposed to that dying Appalachian basin, the company has actually suspended many of its coal operations in order to focus on its significant natural gas footprint. With a consistent but uninspiring performance during the past few years, the company will be heavily investing in its natural gas arm—a sure sign that company's executives have more optimism about a natural gas future than a coal future.
This might be a mistake, since its low-cost mines actually keep its profitability above its Appalachian competitors and natural gas profitability is bleak. Either way, the effects of the shift do not look promising for the company's near-term profitability. Costs associated with gas wells and related equipment increased 10% through the first half of 2013; this is part of the reason that Consol's margin slipped down into negative territory. Time will tell whether the switch pays off, but for now, stay away.
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"Take a deep breath and don't panic. Resist the temptation to respond defensively with 'not my child.' Understand that your child may be testing behaviors," Sally Kuykendall, an assistant professor of health services at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia, said in a university news release.
"Parents need to consider their child's social skills and whether or not they're mimicking violence they've been exposed to in the media, at home or in the community," Kuykendall explained.
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"Confront excuses. Don't allow them to tell you they were 'just joking.' Set clear and consistent limits. Let your child know what is socially acceptable behavior. Don't let your child blame the victim or rationalize the attacks," Kuykendall added.
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"If you think that your child is the provocative victim, you must get involved. Provocative victims are at higher risk for depression, school threats and drug use. Try to remove your child from the situation so that he or she is not put in a position where control is lost and attacks are imminent. Identify a caring adult who will keep an eye out and stop the behavior when it occurs," Kuykendall advised.
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I am attempting to move from IntelliJ IDEA to vim, primarily for C development. What are the equivalent of the following common IntelliJ features/tasks in vim (and what plugin is required if any)?
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1) Find file in project by name (Ctrl + Shift + N)
2) Navigate to [Function] Declaration (Ctrl + B / Ctrl + Right Click)
3) File Structure Pop-up (Ctrl + F12)
4) "Forward" (Ctrl + Alt + Right)
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Note that for the following, I don't want just "find/replace." If I change a single function definition, I want all occurrences of that function updated in the project (as a single command).
6) Rename File / Function / Variable (Shift + F6)
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In IntelliJ, I most commonly use this to surround method calls with "try/catch/finally." Perhaps not something that is needed much in C development?
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Jay-Z says he is sad that people were offended by his quiet marriage to singer Beyonce Knowles. Read more on what Jay-Z said in his interview with Oprah below.
Beyonce and Jay-Z wanted to keep their wedding day a secret to avoid unwanted attention, but the rapper admits some friends and family were disappointed not to be invited.
Jay-Z told TV host Oprah Winfrey in an interview for O magazine: "Very few people knew about it. The sad part is that we offended some."
"But people who love you understand because, at the end of the day, it's your day."
In their quiet wedding ceremony held in April 2008 at the rapper's penthouse apartment in New York. The couple had a big party that was attended by Beyonce's parents, Tina and Mathew Knowles, her sister Solange, Destiny's Child bandmates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams and their actress friend Gwyneth Paltrow.
Jay-Z also opened up about his rough childhood growing up in New York's Brooklyn district. He explained that dealing drugs seemed the "natural" route for him to take. Jay-Z said, "If anyone did become something like a lawyer or doctor or something like that, they moved out."
"They never came back to share the wisdom of how they made it. If anyone made it, you never knew it. That's why I always said if I became successful, I'd come back here, grab somebody, and show him how it can be done."
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