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Easily turn any pack into an instant hydration system with the Platypus® Hoser 70 oz. Hydration Reservoir. Lightweight and ready to use, it's perfect for drinking or cooking at camp-or attach to a Shower Kit for bathing on the trail. Compactable and convenient for travel, the Hoser 2L gives you great-tasting water anywhere!
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12:07 p.m.: The service has concluded. Reception to follow at the church hall.
11:40 a.m.: One of Youngstrom's favorite songs is being played, it's a song about law enforcement officers. The song is called "Badge of the CHP."
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11:28 a.m.: Storm Youngstrom: "To me, he wasn't only my uncle, he was a hero and a father to me. He would always be there to comfort me."
Storm tells everyone she would like to become a CHP officer.
11:24 a.m.: Niece Storm Youngstrom, and son Alex Youngstrom, share memories of Kenyon with the audience.
11:18 a.m.: Youngstrom's brother Clinton tells the audience that Kenyon had a temper growing up and the family always thought he'd be in the back of a police car and not in front.
The audience laughs.
11:13 a.m.: Officer Tyler Carlton just finished speaking. Emotional speech. His voice was cracking and a round of applause as he ends. Youngstrom's brother is now addressing the crowd.
"He was our brother, our friend, our ultimate hero," he said.
Youngstrom's brother spoke of Kenyon's faith and love for his family. He loved being a CHP officer.
11:02 a.m.: Calhoun said that Kenyon was one of his favorites. A great guy who was always in a good mood.
10:58 a.m.: Retired CHP Captain Jim Calhoun addresses the audience. Tells them he met Kenyon in 2005 at the academy.
10:46 a.m.: Golden Gate Division Chief Theresa Becker is now addressing the crowd.
10:32 a.m.: The Mission Church in Vacaville is overflowed with mourners at this time. Pastor Foley is leading the invocation. CHP Sgt. Farrow, Contra Costa CHP reads scripture
"Somewhere Over the Rainbow," plays while mourners quietly weep. Solemn looks on the faces of mourners.
10:18 a.m. Bagpipes are playing.
10:16 a.m. The church is full. Seating is only available outside. Hearse is there along with mounted officers. Leisuure Town Road lined with police on both sides. Color guard is entering church with casket now.
9:58 a.m. Set for 10 a.m., many continue to arrive in Vacaville for the funeral of Officer Kenyon Youngstrom, a resident of Fairfield who was shot in the line of duty on Sept. 4, 2012, and subsequently died from his injuries. The funeral is open to the public, but the seating is limited.
9:29 a.m. Expect delays as offiers from all over the state, and as far away as Reno, Nevada, are arriving for the funeral of CHP Officer Kenyon Youngstrom. In addition, delays have been reported along Interstate 80 as the funeral procession makes its way to Vacaville.
Police officers from as far east as Reno and south as Daly City, Milpitas, San Mateo and Santa Barbara are currently at The Mission Church on Leisure Town Road in Vacaville.
The funeral is set to start a 10 a.m. but the procession pass through Fairfield and Vacaville earlier this morning. Stay tuned to Suisun City Patch for updates.

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The "Yellow Dot" program, which provides detailed medical information that can be lifesaving in the event of a car crash, is launching in Lowndes County.
Those who take part in the program are given a large, yellow dot decal to place in the lower left corner of their rear windshield or near the license plate of their motorcycle.
If they become involved in a crash, first responders trained to look for the decal will know to check the glove compartment or storage bin for a yellow dot folder containing detailed medical information, contact information and a photo to gather vital details about the victims involved.
"Having this information following a crash helps emergency responders positively identify the person, get in touch with family or emergency contacts, and ensures that the person's current medications and pre-existing medical conditions are considered when treatment is administered for injuries," explains Alabama Yellow Dot Coordinator Lora Weaver.
To keep the program from being targeted for identity theft, officials say the information in the folders do not contain any birth date or social security information and there is no storage database.
The program is free for all ages and is funded by the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs/Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Division (ADECA/LETS).
Those looking to sign up for the program in Lowndes County can enroll at the John Hewlett Detention Center or at the Hayneville or Fort Deposit police departments.
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The point is to call plays that strategically set up related concepts due to a similar look and design. Gruden's concepts, including a few seam concepts with Jermaine Gresham against the Steelers, were sometimes outstanding, but other times lacked any sort of purpose or foresight. A West Coast staple, the maximum protection play action fake with the receivers running a post route and deep in became effective when the team had success running the ball.
When the linebackers were sucked in against the run and tight ends staying in to block, the two routes combine to put the stress on the safety. Depending on which direction the safety cheats, Andy Dalton would hit the opposite receiver. Unfortunately, Dalton often times forced it to A.J. Green on the deep post even when the safety got proper depth and left the crossing route open. Part of this could be due to who was lining up opposite Green, because Sanu was effective on the dig route during his brief flash.
But part of the West Coast offense is supposed to be its multiplicity in running the same concept out of different formations. While this is inverted, the Seahawks run the same routes out of a twins formation. It is the same principle, to put stress on the safety for a high-low read, with a very similar play action fake. But by limiting the concepts and increasing multiplicity in formations.
Out of Manning's concepts, the only difference between two, the Dig and Dag, is which direction the slot receiver breaks. The Bengals often tried to stretch defenses horizontally, with Dalton being asked to gun the ball in traffic. But there are a few ways that Gruden can play to Dalton's strengths, and one answer can be found in Green reception that led to the field goal that beat the Steelers this season.


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The payback on the hefty investment to get an MBA has dropped, but graduates at elite schools still see salaries soar.
This post comes from Kurt Badenhausen at partner site Forbes.com.
The M.B.A. graduating class of 2008 entered the job market in the teeth of the Great Recession. It was slim pickings for jobs for those outside the elite programs. Even grads of top schools got whacked.
"My post-MBA career started with a nightmare, as I joined Lehman Brothers and the bank imploded within three weeks," says Petr Ostapenko who earned a degree from the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business. He ended up on the street and Lehman reclaimed his signing bonus. Ostapenko eventually landed a job at Russian oil giant Lukoil, and says, "I got pushed back a few years in my career development, but I still don't regret my MBA for a second."
The flame-out of leading banks like Lehman and Bear Sterns, as well as reduced hiring at remaining banking stalwarts like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, has taken some of the shine off the MBA in recent years.
Fewer investment bankers have contributed to lower overall salaries for recent grads at top schools and a slower payback on their M.B.A. Despite the turmoil, most grads at elite schools, like Ostapenko, are still satisfied with their decision to a make a massive investment that can reach nearly $300,000, on average, in tuition and foregone salary at a school like Booth.
We rank full-time MBA programs every two years based on return on investment. This year we found the degree still pays off at our top 25 U.S. programs -- just not as fast. The average payback period for the Class of 2008 was 3.7 years vs. 2.7 years a decade ago. Salaries five years out of school were down from two years ago for all but two schools in the top 10, with only Stanford's Graduate School of Business and Michigan's Ross School of Business bucking the trend.
Stanford is the best business school in the U.S., by our count, when it comes to return on investment. It moves up from No. 2 in our previous study (it ranked No. 1 in 2009). Stanford grads tied for the highest paychecks entering school at $80,000, but they scorched the competition with the biggest salaries five years out of school. Their median total compensation of $221,000 was up from $205,000 two years ago for five years out grads.
Stanford is the most selective school in the country, accepting only 7 percent of applicants for the Class of 2014. Graduates are among the most sought after by employers and they often have the pick of the litter on jobs. The school acts a feeder program to coveted employment spots like consultancies Bain, Boston Consulting Group and McKinsey, as well as tech giants Apple and Google. These were the top five destinations for grads last year and they all land among the top six most desirable employment locations for MBAs in an annual survey compiled by Universum.
Our eighth biennial ranking of business schools is based on the return on investment achieved by the graduates from the class of 2008. We surveyed 17,000 alumni from 100 schools and heard back from 27 percent of those grads. We compared their earnings in their first five years out of business school to their opportunity cost (two years of forgone compensation, tuition and required fees) to arrive at a "five-year M.B.A. Gain." Stanford's median five-year gain was $99,700 (click here for detailed methodology).
Booth ranks No. 2, up from third last year, with a five-year MBA gain of $92,600. The 549 members of the Class of 2008 were earning $76,000 on average before they arrived at school and $200,000 five years out. Lehman was the second biggest employer for the class with 23 hires, but many were able to transition to Barclays and Nomura, which bought Lehman divisions after its bankruptcy filing.
Other top employers included McKinsey, Bain, Merrill Lynch and BCG. Booth grads got a boost on their MBA gains because of the lower cost of living in the Midwest -- where around 30 percent of Chicago grads end up each year -- versus elite schools in the East where grads gravitate to pricey Boston and New York (we adjust the salaries for the cost of living when calculating the five-year gains).
Harvard Business School falls to No. 3 after ranking first in 2011. Harvard, Stanford and fourth-ranked University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business all had median salaries of $80,000 for the entering classes. But Harvard's five-years out total comp fell 11 percent from $230,000 two years to $205,000 in this year's study. The result was a five-year MBA gain of $79,600 versus $118,000 in 2011.
In addition to slower payback periods, we've seen reduced five-year gains over the past decade. The average five-year gain for grads at the top 25 schools was $118,000 a decade ago, but only $68,000 this year. Five-year out salaries averaged $159,000 this year, but that represents an annual gain of only 1.8 percent since 2003, which was slower than the rate of inflation.
An increasing number of students are finding it hard to make the degree pay off, particularly when they are saddled with debt levels that can top $100,000 at graduation (the typical alum from the Class of 2008 had $65,000 in debt). One New York University Stern School grad put it candidly: "Business school is a waste of time and money. If you want to blow $100k, go to Vegas."
American schools produced more than 126,000 MBAs in 2011, up 74 percent from a decade earlier, according to the Department of Education. There aren't enough good jobs to satisfy everyone. Investment banks used to hire hundreds of grads each year during the 1990s and figure out what to do with them later. Those days are over and they are not coming back any time soon.
One company that has filled some of the hiring gap left by banks is Amazon.com, which didn't even exist as a company 20 years ago. It was among the top five hiring firms for 22 of the schools we surveyed (they were cited by only two schools five years ago). The $67 billion-in-sales Internet retailer hired has tripled in size since 2009 and the growth has brought increased hiring of b-school grads.
Amazon typically hires hundreds of MBAs each year. Twenty grads alone from MIT's Sloan School of Management landed jobs last year, as did 14 from Michigan's Ross School of Business. Many of the new hires came through the company's internship program. "We've been thrilled with the quality of MBA students and graduates we've hired, and we're excited to continue growing this important channel of leadership talent," says a company spokesman.
Consulting firms are still hiring grads from top schools at rapid rates and hefty salaries. Bain, BCG, Deloitte and McKinsey hire hundreds of grads apiece each year. McKinsey hired 108 from Insead alone in 2012. We heard back from nearly 1,000 Class of 2008 grads that went into consulting and their median first-year total compensation was $142,000. It was $169,000 for Insead consulting grads.
The biggest gainer of schools in the top 10 was Duke University's Fuqua School of Business, which moved up four spots to No. 8. Fuqua grads from the Class of 2008 earned $63,000 before arriving at school and $152,000 most recently. Five-year out salaries at Fuqua are down from two years ago, as they are at most schools, but Duke bumped its average financial aid package nearly 40 percent, which helped boost its ROI relative to other U.S. schools.
Dropping out of the top 10 for the first time since 2001 is Virginia's Darden School of Business. They rank No. 15 this year, down from ninth in 2011, as five-year out salaries fell 11 percent to $158,000. ROI was also hit by a 15 percent increase in tuitions and reduced financial aid, compared to the Class of 2006.
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The expansion of gambling is vital to the new Vikings stadium. Supporters need it to double to $2 billion dollars a year to help pay the state's $348 million commitment.
While the funding source is set, the stadium design still isn't. The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority and the team agreed to pick a final architectural firm to design it by Oct. 5. The winning design firm stands to earn $50 million for its work.
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It has been four months since Matt Damon came to school, and though the buzz is gone the bell still rings. Thirty sophomores file into Room 324 at TEAM Englewood Community Academy in the heart of one of the city's most beleaguered neighborhoods. Many of these children know people who have been robbed or wounded by gunfire. A few have had a family member who was murdered.
"Their lives are tough, but they are amazingly resilient," says their teacher, Missy Hughes. "What is frustrating for all of us is that we know what people think when they hear 'Englewood,' and that is gang violence and poverty. There is a judgment placed on them and their community."
At 11:20 a.m. the kids settle into desks for sixth period, which will last until the next bell rings at 11:59. In that 39 minutes they will hear prize-winning poet Malcolm London, only a few years older than they are, read the words of slain Chicago activist Fred Hampton, from a speech he gave shortly before he was killed in a police/FBI raid in 1969, months after his 21st birthday.
Among those words are these: "We got to face some facts. The masses are poor. The masses belong to what you call the lower class, and when I talk about the masses, I'm talking about the white masses, I'm talking about the black masses, and the brown masses, and the yellow masses, too."
The children listen, rapt, and then are told by Hughes to write responses to what they've just heard, guided in the exercise by London and by Kevin Coval, a slightly older poet/teacher of great note and the head of Young Chicago Authors, a literacy organization working in the schools.
This is all part of a bold experiment that began in September and was highlighted by a visit to the school by Damon, who came to observe, perhaps inspire and raise some money. He was only here for one day, but the project has continued in quiet fashion, culminating Thursday night at an event billed as "Englewood Speaks."
Damon is deeply committed to this effort, orchestrated by an organization called Voices of a People's History (peopleshistory.us), based on the work of author/activist/teacher Howard Zinn, in particular his influential book, 1980's "A People's History of the United States." This and many of his other books detail the country's history through the words of people one does not ordinarily encounter in conventional academic texts.
The Brooklyn-based nonprofit Voices has been around since 2007, offering educational and performance programs. It has staged more than 80 performances in nearly 20 states.
In the fall it began to provide the first of what is hoped will be thousands of teachers across the country with tool kits comprising reading materials and curricula, a video, and ideas for in-class activities and group projects.
"We are not telling teachers how to use the materials," says Voices of a People's History Executive Director Brenda Coughlin. "They can fit the materials into the curriculum in any way they choose to. The idea is to entertain, enlighten and educate, to allow students to see that history isn't just in books, that it is there, alive, in front of them."
The very first school, the first class, to receive a tool kit was Hughes' at TEAM Englewood.
Damon, Zinn and Englewood
Hughes has devoted 16 days during this school year to the project. The rest of the time, the kids have read novels, poems and memoirs; analyzed texts through annotations, connections and guided questions; practiced skills … all part of a unit on the immigrant experience.
The highlight for 10 of Hughes' students came Jan. 31, when Damon came to school.
Fueling the thrill was the presence of Lupe Fiasco, the rapper, record producer, entrepreneur, activist and native of the city's West Side. He and Damon were joined by friends, people helping fund the overall Voices effort, the school principal and a security guard. Noticeable by their absence were TV crews.
Now, many celebrities lend their names to various causes, and some have good intentions. U2'sBono speaks out on debt relief for African nations and AIDS awareness. Pamela Anderson is a vocal PETA supporter and anti-fur voice. Jim Belushi tell us of the dangers of gout. They mostly do this in front of cameras and the eager pens of the press.
But this was different. Though Damon would be making a public appearance later on that January day, part of "The People Speak Live!" at Metro — featuring Coval, Fiasco, London, other local actors, poets, activists and myself — the rest of his visit was under the media radar.
For about an hour he and Fiasco talked about Zinn. The kids had already seen "The People Speak," the 2008 documentary co-produced by Damon and featuring such performers as Bruce Springsteen, Marisa Tomei, Morgan Freeman, Bob Dylan and Danny Glover.
"Watching the film made the kids think, 'Hey, if these famous person care about the material, I am going to look a little deeper, figure out why they got involved,'" says Hughes.
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A Loaf Affair
Forget the witch kitsch: This sweet Salem bakery has plenty of its own charms.
Salem may be best known for its historic witch hunts, but fans of hand-formed boules and crusty baguettes may soon edge out the wicca buffs here. The new A&J King Artisan Bakers, run by Andy and Jackie King, is turning out loaves, pastries, cookies, and cakes that, if you don't live nearby, are well worth a road trip.
When you make yours, be sure to arrive early for the still-warm breakfast pastries. The buttery sticky rolls banished every memory of food-court Cinnabons. A slightly dry brioche à tête didn't go over as well, but that was a small demerit in light of the tender apricot-ginger scones. As for breads, a baby boule of sourdough was tangy and complex, and even more so the following day. And the darker, thick-crusted pain au levain stayed delicious even after being frozen, thawed, and recrisped in an oven. All in all, if you're a devotee of oven-fresh treats, A&J is bound to cast a spell.
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We've all had our hearts broken, right? And/or broken some hearts? I think I've only had the former, not done the latter. Quite frankly, I was really doing the guys I broke up with a favor. I'm a pain in the ass. Anyway, this week's Porch Light Storytelling Open Door theme is "It's Not You: Stories of Heartbreak." Oh man, I can't wait (to feel better about all of my break-ups by hearing how bad all of yours were.)
I'm co-hosting all of the open mic nights from now on (yay!) so please just Google Calendar the last Monday of every month, thanks. Anyway, this is your chance to get on stage and tell us a 5 minute story. The audience is always warm and cozy, you get a free drink just for having the balls to get up there, and a winner is selected by one audience member, so there's no awkward public judgement. The winner gets $50 and a bag of warm nuts, which you might need what with that whole break-up.
You don't have to tell a story if you don't want to. You can just hang out and listen to people's short stories about breaking up. You'll probably end up meeting someone, dating them, and then dumping them, in which case you need to come back and tell us that story.
Monday, February 25th, 7pm, Hemlock Tavern. $5 cover.
ALSO WHILE I HAVE YOU, Monday, March 18th is the Porch Light Main Stage Show. I don't usually get to host this one, but since the brilliant Beth Lisick is out of town, I'll be awkwardly up at that mic again. Held at the gorgeous Verdi Club, the night's theme is "Law & Order." I've roped in two of my friends, former Marin County Coroner Ken Holmes and SFPD Sgt. Carl Tee to join the line-up of storytellers: Nato Green, who is a hilarious and charming comedian, and public defender Renee Paradis. We're working on getting one more storyteller, but the night is sure to be so awesome, it's criminal.
Monday, March 18th, 8pm, Verdi Club. $20 tickets here.
In between these two thrilling events is Muni Diaries Live! Don't worry. I'm not doing any wacky story telling at this one. But join me in the crowd because there will be some thrilling Muni stories by a thrilling line up of story tellers AND Blair's band, Lucky Jesus is performing unplugged!
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Live blogging the last three (okay, four) innings
...because a full 9 innings is just too hard.
And scrappy Mike leads off the inning with a hit as the game starts anew, tied in the 6th.
8:46 And Lee with another single as Backe fumbles with his shoes. Backe wearing a nice strappy sandle, fit for a nice summer gather. Picks up clay like a bitch, though.
8:47 The Astros have a pitching coach names Dewey...I can only assume he's a local hero. Oh, and the 20k game? Total crap. Should have been a no hitter. I can only assume the appeal is burried in paperwork.
8:48 Oh snap, Len just made the same joke. Is that a positive? And if so, for whom? Who?
8:49 Whom?
8:50 Oo, pitching change. Well, at the close of 4 minutes, the Cubs are still tied 3-3 but have ducks on the pond (metaphorically speaking).
8:51 Alright, I know that I just saw a commercial telling me that people love comcast, but I'm having a hard time believing it. You see, I had Comcast, and it's not fit for homeless people. Stick with RCN. It's muy bien. And as I type that, we have a Derrek Lee Special. Boo. Oo! More commercials!
8:55 So, Big Z is out, maybe with an injury, but all I can think about is that this live blogging is moving the wrong direction. Isn't the most current time supposed to be on top? I've never done this before. On the plus side, I don't imagine anyone is reading this live, so it can just read as an article.
8:56 I think Zambrano was just dehydrated. It's freakin' hot out there. Right? RIGHT?
8:58 Why is everyone ignoring the real issue here? Howry is being allowed to pitch in a tied game. Will we never learn?
8:59 Can I just say that I love that an extra ball fell out of the vines. Len thinks Edmonds threw the wrong ball.
9:00 Holy crap, Howry is bad. But on the plus side, Therior says he is built like a Greek God. Um...yeah.
9:06 Sorry, got a little stunned by Howry's inability to pitch. A fun little Did You Know: Howry throws lots of strikes and they all hit bats. That's bad. No wait, now a walk. Holy Crap. This is an outstanding losing streak we've got going.
9:08 ...and the boo bird reign down. You know, this commercial for Bud Light and x-ray vision is totally sexist. You could never get away with a commercial like that featuring a hot chick and then a fat chick. I'm going to fight this discrimination. I'm going to form an national organization of men and it shall be called...America.
9:11 ...and, I've officially lost the will to live. My cat just removed my shoelaces...and hung herself with them. I'm sad, but really I just don't want to deal with it.
9:12 A seventh run, sure, but not RBI. Sit on that, Tejada! Boo ya!
9:14 I'd just like to point out the plus side here: three homers. And not one of those three homers was a single. Not one!
9:15 Have I ever mentioned how annoyed I am that they added the tag line to the end of that Pepse commercial "Goodbye Mr. Made-of-different-stuff guy". Yes, we are too stupid to get that he was made up of different stuff. We get it. We're dumb. Thanks for the clarification.
9:16 Shit, still haven't got Hawk tickets. No, seriously, that wasn't sarcasm. Hockey's fun, I swear. I mean, do you have something better to do this winter? Drink? You can do that at a hawk game.
9:18 Wrestler or super hero? I think the word you're looking for is "idiot".
9:20 Ge-o So-to clap clap clapclapclap
9:21 I'm pretty sure he heard my clap clap clapclap clap
9:22 Okay, fine, I love Theriot too. Oh, what the hell, I love all you'se knuckle heads. Commere
9:23 Pitching change. I should probably take this opportunity to pee. Oop, too late, game's back on. Chris Sampson on the hill. You know, if you cut off his hair, he loses all his power.
9:24 No really, it's true.
9:27 How is this guy getting outs? Seriosuly? Jesus, hit this guy.
9:28 COMEON COMEON whew, all in the dirt. An I still have to pee.
9:29 is there any way to describe blocking a pitch in the dirt that doesn't sound like gay fan fiction?
9:30 fair, really? Come on. DeRosa time.
9:31 And by DeRosa, I mean Fontenot, and by time, I mean FRICKIN' AWESOME
9:32 Okay, we've got wagers going on how Derrek manages to hit into a double play. Who's in?
9:33 *sigh*
9:36 Bladder=void. Sadly, I didn'y make it to the bathroom but, on the plus side, my khaki shorts are now multi-hued.
9:38 Who's happy to see Angel Guzman? *raises hand*
9:39 Interesting side note: If you didn't raise your hand, you're a godless communist. Why do you hate America?
9:41 Guzman is slow. Maybe he's letting his tendons heal between pitches?
9:42 Oh for God's sake. Throw a God damn strike. Jeebus.
9:44 I do believe Brian Campbell is quite ugly. How was he picked? The only Blackhawk who had heard of baseball?
9:47 Ah, that's right, the big new free agent. And Len, Matt Murton jokes with hockey players fall flat every time.
9:48 Holy crap, how can a professional athlete throw that badly? I mean, I get why I suck, but he's a million dollar athlete. I'm kind of serious here.
9:50 I'm convinced that the black, viscous fluid that courses through Edmonds's veins is the source of all his power. What ever it is, I love it.
9:53 When Marmol has control of his fastball, women ans small children cower.
9:54 To be honest, large children also cower. And small women. And husky men. And plus size models. And britney spaniels. And monkeys. And some types of tacos. Soft shell.
9:56 It's fairly hilarious that Gagne has the all-time record for hit/9 innings. The Brewers signed Bizarro Gagne, yes?
9:58 You and I both know he went around.
9:58 (still) A poem for Carlos Marmol:
There once was a man named Marmol
...shoot, that's all I've got. I'll keep working on it.
10:01 So...when does Theriot regress to the mean? Tomorrow, right?
10:02 For those scoreboard watching, the Brewers are all tied up.
10:06 orry, faded for a minute. But let me just say, I admire the way this guy doesn't throw strikes. Hey, it's Dewey, local hero!
10:08 And the Mets with the lead! 3-0 on Fontenot!
10:09 Loaded with one out for Derrek Lee. You know what this means, right?
10:10 ...just too poetic
10:11 How releaved am I that I didn't get the Lee jersey in the off season
10:13 Theriot gets a lot of shit for his baserunning blunders, but at last he only makes one out at a time. Lee really makes me sad.
10:17 I just heard the Pirates were eliminated. Somewhere a single tear falls from Bob Walk's eye.
10:20 Whoop...Ramirez brought the slippery glove.
10:23 Okay, we try the poem again:
His last name was Marmol, first name Carlos
His fastball ball was fast, VAMANOS
He went to the game
His resume hall of game
Okay maybe not but he's really good...a mos.
(I'll keep working)
10:28 I can't believe they bunted with DeRosa. Insane
10:30 Oh yeah, bottom of the ninth. Nevermind, that's defensible
10:33 Oooooohhhhh Kaaayyy...Cubs going to extras, Jason getting tired. Hey, I have to work tomorrow. Seriously, score a run and make this game go away.
10:36 And with a nod of the head, Ramirez politely declines the Gold Glove.
10:43 Kerry Wood is very good at baseball. And yes, I'm getting very tired of blogging the game that will not end. I'm even thinking of buying a Ford...or a generic prescription
10:43 ....and now I want a Toyota. And popcorn. I'm very open to suggestion.
10:46 I'd say don't bunt, but it's Fukudome. I'm torn. He's got to take a couple, right?
10:48 Kose-Kay...you're making me sad.
...and company's here, so live blogging ends Go Cubs.
Epilogue: Alright, so the Cubs lost. That's 4 in a row at home and they are officially in a slump. Boo. Does Lou plan to keep Howry on the post-season roster, cause he's not getting anyone out this year. I dunno. Still, they are pretty much sure to make the playoffs, right?
Bob Howry is not just bad.
Bob Howry is not just bad. He has lost all ability to even semi-effectively throw to major league hitters
Dear God
Bob Howry came in to allow 3 runs and left with the bases loaded and no outs. Great inning! Is it too late to add good ol Bob Howry to the Douchebag Tournament?
Oh my bad, 3rd is empty, he
Oh my bad, 3rd is empty, he scored on that last single.
it's much better that that guy at third is now in the dugout. I can't comprehend Howry coming in in any situation that doesn't involve a seven run lead...and a double A team.
I would rather have Eyre
I would rather have Eyre than Howry
I would rather have VD than
I would rather have VD than Howry.
...alright, that might not be true, but Howry really blows.
I must say, that was quite humorous.
Oh, and you are live
Oh, and you are live blogging the last 4 innings, not 3.
I hate math
It is not my friend. That's why I got a degree in physics, because I hate math.


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WSU professors' research could enhance quality of human life
Apr 9, 2013 3:35 PM | Print
Coronary stents have saved a lot of lives over the years, but there is a growing interest in what happens when a stent stays inside the body for too long.
With that in mind, Wichita State assistant industrial and manufacturing engineering professor Anil Mahapatro is focusing his research on the investigation of biodegradable metallic stents.
Mahapatro, who came to WSU in August 2011, is collaborating with associate mechanical engineering professor Ramazan Asmatulu and Li Yao, assistant biology professor.
The goal of their research is to someday develop metallic implants, including cardiovascular stents, that will safely dissolve inside a person's body.
"There exists a critical clinical need, as well as a growing interest, in development of biodegradable stents," Mahapatro said.
About biodegradable stents
A biodegradable metal is a metal that would degrade inside the body without causing any harm to the human body. Biodegradable metallic implants are being explored for applications that currently use permanent metallic implants but do not required those implants to be in the body lifelong.
Examples include cardiovascular stents and orthopedic fracture fixation devices. Coronary stents are placed during a percutaneous coronary intervention procedure, better known as an angioplasty, for treating coronary artery diseases resulting from narrowing of coronary arteries.
A stent is a tubular mesh-like scaffold that is placed and expanded inside a coronary artery during angioplasty.
There have been many arguments within the medical research community over the potential benefits of having the stent removed after 12-18 months, by which time most of stents have fulfilled their purpose.
Mahapatro said the most obvious argument for stent removal is the fact that the stent is a foreign object, and its presence is associated with the potential for inflammatory reactions and other damage.
Researchers also worry that the long-term presence of a stent could cause remodeling of the arterial wall in a person's heart.
But a biodegradable stent would provide a temporary opening to a narrowed arterial vessel. When the vessel is fixed, the stent would progressively disappear.
A successful biodegradable stent could possibly phase out other long-term clinical problems sometimes associated with traditional metallic implants, Mahapatro said.
Contributing to society's well-being
The research being done by Mahapatro, Asmatulu and Yao includes the testing of magnesium-based alloys as possible metallic biodegradable stent material.
Typically, pure magnesium corrodes too quickly, losing its mechanical integrity before the tissue has had time to heal.
One of the focuses of their research is to develop surface coatings and modification strategies to control and slow the biodegradation rates of magnesium-based materials.
Mahapatro's interest in this line of work started with casual discussions with clinicians and slowly evolved from there.
"Being involved in biomaterials and biomedical engineering research enables me not only to be involved in basic and applied research, but also in contributing to the well-being of the society by developing medical technologies that improve and enhance the quality of human life."
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The 2014 Summer Intern program runs from May 19 through August 8
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The Airports Authority employs currently enrolled college students in the following academic areas: Engineering, Finance/Accounting, Information Technology, Business, Communications/Journalism and other areas as advertised. HR screens the resumes and applications and forwards them to supervisors for interviewing and selection.
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Interns work up to 40 hours per week, are paid at a rate of $12.37 per hour, and are eligible for the Commuter Transit Subsidy benefit, which allows for a predetermined monthly subsidy when using public transit.
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Selected Interns are required to undergo a background check. Those who pass successfully are made Final Offers.
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