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Jamaica's top play actor and celebrity Keith "Shebada" Ramsay will make his last U.S. performances of the year on Saturday, July 24 at York College in Queens and Sunday, July 25 at Wingate High School in Brooklyn. To great anticipation and by popular demand, the actor will appear in Irish and Chin's encore performances of the hit play "Serious Business."
After two sold-out stagings of "Serious Business" in early June, the Irish and Chin office was inundated with requests for another show. Clearly, the many people who missed the New York shows were anxious for another opportunity to see the hit play. For these reasons, popular dancehall promotions team Irish and Chin pegged encore performances of the play from Stages Productions.
"I really look forward to returning to New York," says Keith "Shebada" Ramsay enthusiastically. "After the last show, fans were waiting to meet me, but I had to get to the airport. Hopefully, I will get to meet some of them this time."
"We had to do it again. The hype from our staging in early June flooded the streets and calls came pouring in," says Garfield "Chin" Bourne of Irish and Chin. "It took a lot of effort to make this rerun possible because the cast was fully booked, however, at the last minute a weekend was canceled and I grabbed it."
Because this will mark the last run of "Serious Business," patrons are encouraged to buy their tickets in advance. Now is a chance for those who missed Irish and Chin's first two stagings of "Serious Business" in Brooklyn and Queens to find out what the incredible buzz is over. And if one has already taken in "Serious Business," they can now bring friends to experience a great evening of humorous Jamaican theater.
Irish and Chin promises the complete dancehall and theater package at the July shows, with DJ Roy providing intense dancehall selections before the play and during intermission. Patrons have been ranting over the vibes, describing going to an Irish and Chin play like going to a dance. Because the raffle at the June shows was a hit, Theatergoers will once again be able to enter a raffle for a great giveaway. This time, an Ashley living room set. will be up for grabs at both the Brooklyn and Queens shows. So, all-in-all, those in attendance will be able to enjoy a twist of dancehall, see a top play and have a chance to win top prizes all in one evening.
Following this performance, Keith "Shebada" Ramsay will make his debut in a new play from the Stages Productions camp in Jamaica. This new production is not slated to hit the U.S. until some time in 2011. Although the actor has thoroughly enjoyed his comedic role as Brother Shebby in "Serious Business," he is excited about what the new play has to offer. And just as Keith "Shebada" Ramsay will take on a new effort following the encore performances of "Serious Business," Irish and Chin will move on to stage a 10-city U.S. Tour of Stages Productions' "The Plumber." Currently hailed as Jamaica's top comedy, "The Plumber's" U.S. Tour will run in October 2010.
In every sense of the word, "Serious Business" is a summer hit. Patrons of the Brooklyn and Queens shows in early June left laughing and reciting many of the play's punch lines. It was a pleasure to see ram venues of Caribbean people having a blast. Don't miss your last chance to see Keith "Shebada" Ramsay in "Serious Business" July 24-25. It will be an unforgettable night and the last chance to see the play, as it will not be touring again.


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Stage 1 of the World Archery World Cup series was held in Shanghai, China and Team Hoyt shooters took home plenty of hardware.
Women's Compound was an All-Hoyt affair: Korean star Choi Bomin defeated Colombian shooting star Sarah Lopez in the gold medal match. Last year's World Cup Final winner Alejandra Usquiano (COL) completed the Hoyt podium sweep with a win in the bronze medal match.
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There are 153 polling places open for the special SPLOST election. It has been a divisive issue in Cobb County, and residents will finally learn whether or not the tax will be extended for the next five years.
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BNP will make a A$1 million ($874,800) donation toward promoting financial literacy after an internal investigation found communications showing derivatives traders in Singapore and BNP's Sydney treasury desk discussed preferred settings for the Bank Bill Swap Reference Rate (BBSW), the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) said on Tuesday.
The review concluded the maximum possible benefit for BNP was A$760,000 during the period under review from 2007 to 2010 and an "insignificant" impact on the market as a whole.
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A 38 year old man named Brian visited his local doctor complaining of high fever, malaise, loss of appetite and headache. Patient history revealed that Brian is a photojournalist for a travel magazine. In the past 30 days Brian has traveled on assignment to Italy, London, and France. Brian is very careful not to drink local water when traveling and he only eats well cooked foods. He did mention being bit by a ferret on the street of France, but the animal seemed fine and the owner took it away after the incident. Brian did not seek medical care because he thought it would be too complicated to deal with while overseas and the bite was very small. He does have pain and itching at the site of the animal bite. Lab tests on Brian's blood did not show the presence of any gram-positive or gram-negative bacteria.
1. What microorganism do you believe is to blame for this illness (be specific)? Provide background information on this organism, history, morphology, virulence factors, toxins, etc.
I believe that Lyssavirus rabies is responsible for Brian's illness. The rabies virus is neurotropic and is part of the rhabdovidae family and small mammals are especially susceptible to this disease but it can be transmitted to any mammal including humans. "Rabies has been noted in history since about 2000 BC when owners of rabid dogs were cautioned against getting bitten. The word rabies is derived from the Latin word rabies, which meant 'madness or rage.' In the 15th century, Italian physician Girolamo Fracastoro studied rabies and concluded that it was a communicable disease transmitted to people by direct contact with saliva from infected animals. He termed the disease "rabies." In 1895, after studying the data presented by Fracastoro centuries before, Louis Pasteur was able to produce a vaccine against the disease-causing viruses without actually discovering or isolating the viruses. The virus that causes rabies is Lyssavirus (Lyssa is the Greek goddess of madness, rage, and frenzy) rabies, a cylindrical or bullet-shaped virus that is enveloped and contains a negative-sensed RNA that makes up its genetic material." (MedicineNet, 2012)
This transmission electron micrograph reveals the bullet-shaped morphology of the rabies virus. Courtesy of: http://www.ppdictionary.com/viruses/rabies.htm
2. What information from the patient's symptoms contributed to your decision? Did this information allow you to rule out any other possible culprits? What information from the patient's history and/or lab samples that contributed to your decision? Support your answers with factual evidence and logical reasoning.
Brian's symptoms consisted of a high fever, malaise, loss of appetite and a headache which are consistent with a systemic infection of some etiology. Brian's bite wound itself had localized inflammation since itching and pain were associated with it. Considering the patient's history, it is unlikely that his symptoms are due to fungal, prionic, or parasitic infection(s) but are not entirely ruled out due to his recent travels and potential exposure to pathogens of this nature despite his diligence to avoid exposure. Brian's blood cultures showed that there was no Gram positive or Gram negative bacteria at the site of the bite wound which was indicative that bacteria was not responsible for his symptoms. The next logical option was that his infection was viral in nature. Given the type of animal the bite was received from, and their susceptibility as carriers of disease, the etiology of Brian's infection can most likely be traced back to the ferret he came in contact with. Ferret saliva can carry both bacteria and viruses making it capable of transmitting a potential pathogen if the integrity of the skin is compromised. Furthermore, itching and pain at the wound site, fever, and headache are all classic symptoms of the early stage of rabies in humans. "After the first exposure (in most people, an animal bite), the symptoms of itching or discomfort like pins or needles pricking the skin occur at the bite area. In addition, the person may develop fever and a headache. Investigators suggest these symptoms may last from about two days to weeks. This is the acute phase or the acute incubation phase of the disease." (MedicineNet, 2012) In addition to this evidence, Brian's infection is consistent with the known timeline of exposure to the development of symptoms in humans. According to the history given, it is unclear whether the ferret was quarantined or experienced latent neurological stages of the illness which ultimately resulted in death. It is unclear if public health officials in France have been made aware of the incident so it is assumed that the animal is not available for necropsy and thus cannot contribute to any diagnostic decisions.
3. What is the epidemiology of this disease? Identify risk factors for this disease and describe the disease course/outcome in humans.
Ferrets are capable of contracting the raccoon and skunk strains of the virus in the U.S. and the fox strain in Europe. Despite their propensity to contract and transmit diseases, it is highly unusual that a ferret would infect a human with rabies through a bite exposure but it is not impossible or absolutely unheard of. Cats, dogs and livestock represent the largest rabies risks to humans due to our close contact with them. Also, there is a low incidence of rabies vaccinations for domestic animals in many countries making it endemic in parts of the world. Bats, skunks, foxes and raccoons represent the largest rabies risks in the wild but again, the virus can be transmitted to any mammal. There are two ways to contract rabies, bite and non-bite exposures with an infected mammal. "Exposure requires that there be infective virus and penetration of the virus into wounds or mucous membranes. Non-bite exposures include scratches, licks, inhalation of aerosols and other events that lead to contamination of an open wound or mucous membrane." (Rabies and the Domestic Ferret, 2009) The fact that the owner of the ferret that bit Brian took the animal away after the incident could be attributed to the owner's knowledge that the ferret was not immunized. Most responsible ferret owners are aware of the potential risks that ferrets can pose and that euthanasia can sometimes be the result of a bite investigation if a ferret is not vaccinated for rabies. Most likely the owner was aware of this and to avoid any trouble he took the ferret away. It's also possible that the owner noticed that the ferret had been acting strangely and realized that the ferret may have contracted rabies after the bite occurred and took him away to avoid trouble.
4. What steps can be taken to treat the illness? How and why are the treatments effective (or ineffective)? Are there any concerns or other complications of this disease?
Due to Brian's exposure, symptoms and the lack of knowledge regarding the state of the ferret, cleansing of the wound and immediate preemptive treatment with rabies immune globulin and a rabies vaccine schedule should be administered to avoid late stage neurologic involvement while laboratory RT-PCR tests confirm this diagnosis through the detection of rabies antibodies in Brian's blood. "As of 2010, the CDC recommends additional doses (injections) of rabies vaccine [Imrab 3] on the third, seventh, and 14th day after exposure. This schedule is for people who have had no previous treatment (vaccination) against rabies. For people previously vaccinated against rabies, only two doses of the vaccine are recommended; one as soon as possible after the exposure (no rabies immune globulin is recommended) and one more three days later. The reason human rabies immune globulin is used (and sometimes even injected into the bite area) is that it immediately attacks the virus and slows or stops viral progression through the nerves. [The rabies] vaccine is used to stimulate the body's immune response enough to make the body develop enough of an immune response to eventually kill all of the virus population in the body." (MedicineNet, 2012) Brian should be continually monitored for anxiety, stress, tension, delirium, drooling, convulsions, exaggerated sensation at the bite site, excitability or combativeness, hallucinations, loss of feeling in an area of the body, loss of muscle function, muscle spasms, numbness and tingling, restlessness, insomnia, and difficulty swallowing as these are indicative of the progression of neurological involvement and thus the latent stages of illness which will require more intensive supportive care and may lead to death. Containment and quarantine are only necessary in late stage human cases where the infected individual is a danger to themselves and/or their caregivers and require substantial supportive care and additional infection control standards. Human-to-human transmission of rabies is rare and mostly occurs through organ transplantation. The prognosis for patients who receive immediate treatment is extremely good. However, death is usually imminent for patients who display the latent stages of illness.
Management of Bites to Humans, Animal Bites and Rabies Risk - Minnesota Dept. of Health. (n.d.). Minnesota Department of Health. Retrieved March 20, 2012, from http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/idepc/diseases/rabies/risk/human.html
Rabies. (n.d.). MedicineNet. Retrieved March 20, 2012, from www.medicinenet.com/rabies/article.htm
Rabies and the Domestic Ferret. (n.d.). Kansas State University. Retrieved March 20, 2012, from www-personal.ksu.edu/~sprite/RABIES.HTML
Table 1: Human Rabies Risk Evaluation: Species of the Biting Animal. (n.d.). Minnesota Department of Health. Retrieved March 20, 2012, from www.health.state.mn.us/divs/idepc/diseases/rabies/risk/table1.pdf
Woerpel, R., & Rosskopf, W. (n.d.). Ferret Facts . Animal Health Center . Retrieved March 20, 2012, from http://www.caringtogether.com/exotics/ferrets.html


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DRUG INTERACTIONS: Oxaprozin may increase the blood levels of lithium (Eskalith) by reducing the excretion of lithium by the kidneys. Increased levels of lithium may lead to lithium toxicity.
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This is in response to a historic vote yesterday that will allow gays to openly take park in the youth organization.
It was a progressive move that some feel is not the best fit for America's young boys.
But a Louisville man who voted to break down the ban on gays says what happened is a major milestone for this country.
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Bourke helped lead the charge to reverse the ban on gays in the boy scouts.
He is in Texas right now after taking part in yesterday's vote and spoke to us by phone.
He says news of the meeting in Louisville and a possible break away from the boy scouts is disheartening.
"It makes me sad because I don't want to see anyone leaving the boy scouts. The boy scouts should be all inclusive. It should be open to everyone," Bourke said.
"Boys engage in high risk behavior. They do crazy things. So clearly, scouting's either going to have to do one of two things; They're either gonna have to put homosexual boys with other boys and put them at risk. We wouldn't put boys and girls sleeping together. Why? Because they're attracted to each other," said John Stemberger, who is organizing the meeting in Louisville next month.
Some local churches that have Boy Scout charters tell me they have concerns over the new policy and if it fits into their Christian beliefs.
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LiveWINTER OLYMPICS LIVE: Women's skeleton, day two
This live event has finished
- Shelley Rudman 13th after three runs at Sanki Sliding Centre
- Pewsey slider 0.14 of a second of 10th place
- Lizzy Yarnold extends her lead to 0.78 of a second with one run left
- Yarnold aiming to succeed Amy Williams as Olympic champion
- Final run from 4.50pm
That's all from our Winter Olympics Live blog tonight. No more reaction from Shelley yet, but we're working on it so see gazetteandherald.co.uk/sport later and throughout this weekend for that.
And don't forget we'll have all the best news and reaction from Sochi in next week's Gazette & Herald.
Great run @ShelleyRudman, great job :) #TeamGB— @BridgeShannon 14 February 2014
@ShelleyRudman you did our country proud today shelley as always the ultimate professional #skeleton— @nfsmw_andy 14 February 2014
Shelley tells BBC Sport re Yarnold win: ""It's really great for GB & for our sport. I knew it was pretty much a gold medal in the bag."
@ShelleyRudman a stirling effort from you, well done girl! and Team GB are bringing back a GOLD!! Immense pride in our achievements! #Sochi— @13_MisterJinx 14 February 2014
@ShelleyRudman we are so so proud of you!! Well Done, enjoy the rest of the experience!! 🇬🇧 #TeamGB #Sochi2014— @alexaroskin 14 February 2014
@kristanbromley @ShelleyRudman she is a total legend! It was watching Shelley that really got me into the skeleton!— @Al_Mc72 14 February 2014
Don't forget though, it's not the end of Wiltshire's participation in these Winter Olympics, with Trowbridge's Paula Walker and John Jackson going in the bobsleigh next week. Walker goes in the women's two-man event, starting on Tuesday and Jackson goes in the four-man next Saturday and Sunday.
Well done @ShelleyRudman Congratulations on a fantastic performance in #Sochi2014— @littletorty 14 February 2014
Here's a lovely picture of Shelley congratulating her Great Britain teammate, the new Olympic champion
Today didn't go as planned for P&G athlete Shelley Rudman, but an amazing effort! Congratulations to Team GB on their GOLD medal! #Sochi2014— @thankyoumum 14 February 2014
And here's your new Olympic champion........................
Here's another image of Shelley in action today
Very proud of my fiancé @ShelleyRudman today. She is a legend in the sport. Just not her day today.Kristan Bromley
@ShelleyRudman Great performance, you should be really proud of yourself @TeamGB #Sochi2014 #Skeleton— @Loading__Ems 14 February 2014
Well done @ShelleyRudman you did the family proud ❤❤❤— @nat_williamson 14 February 2014
Great Britain officially ruling The Skeleton as a sport @TheYarnold @ShelleyRudman @skeletonamy #champagnefinish— @Pol_Roger 14 February 2014
I'm pleased that she got down safely, that's the main thing really. She has done her best and that's all anyone can ask, it's fantastic that she has made it to the Olympics.Mum Josie Rudman
So not the result we wanted for Wiltshire, but still another fantastic women's Olympic skeleton for Great Britain, with Lizzy Yarnold emulating Amy Williams from four years ago by winning the gold medal.
We'll hopefully be hearing from Shelley Rudman about her 16th-placed finish in due course.
And well done to Shelley Rudman! :) how many people can boast that they are 16th in the world in their sport?! #skeleton #sochi2014— @ellesPFC 14 February 2014
Lovely to see Lizzy Yarnold & Shelley Rudman celebrate together - rivals, but also friends and a lot of respect between the pair #sochi2014— @NickHopeBBC 14 February 2014
Daughter Ella had made a picture for Shelley saying 'you did well congratulations.' Everyone in Pewsey is now loudly cheering for Lizzy Yarnold. Everyone in The Coopers Arms are delighted that Yarnold has won the gold medal. There was a huge swell of cheers as she hugged Shelley.The Gazette & Herald's Anna Mauremootoo in Pewsey
Shelley's final finishing position was 16th. She'll be disappointed not to have got inside the top ten but, given her injury and illness problems, as well as her struggles to get to grips with the track, it's another fine effort from the Wiltshire woman.
To emphasise how far Yarnold has come, she was watching Amy Williams (her landlord) win gold on television four years ago. Shelley is one of the first down to congratulate her.
It's not her cleanest run but she's the gold medallist by 0.97 of a second. She absolutely dominated this event from start to finish and for the second Olympics in a row, Great Britain has the women's skeleton gold medallist.
Yarnold's start is supreme, she is over a second up
Pikus-Pace does it again, finishing 0.44 of a second in front of Nikitina in her last-ever skeleton race (she is retiring after this race). The American definitely has silver.
Slow start from Pikus-Pace, but she has usually picked up time heading down the course
Brilliant start from Nikitina, but she loses time coming down the course, hanging on to pip Uhlaender by 0.04 of a second. Nikitina is guaranteed at least a bronze. Pikus-Pace is next, followed by Yarnold.
Russia's Olga Potylitsina is 0.06 of a second outside Uhlaender's time. Another Russian Elena Nikitina is next. She was holding the bronze medal after the third run.
But home joy is shortlived as America's Katie Uhlaender takes over at the top of the rankings - a clear 0.38 of a second in front of Orlova, which does give her the chance of a medal.
The Russian crown goes wild as home slider Maria Orlova edges to the top of the leaderboard by 0.01 of a second in front of Reid. An exciting finish in prospect.
Down to the last seven sliders now and attention turns to see whether Lizzy Yarnold can become Britain's first gold medallist of these Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics. Canada's Sarah Reid is the current leader.
"It's not what she wanted but she's still world champion, she's still a silver medalist, I don't know what she's going to do now but whatever she does now she's had a fantastic career. "She's a Pewsey girl and we'll always support her as you can tell from the turnout here today."Colin Harris, from the Pewsey Has Beens who have supported Shelley since she was 16
Well done Shelley Rudman— @joerichards95 14 February 2014
Shelley Rudman can finish no lower than 16th in the skeleton. As 2013 world champion she's been unlucky with a track not suited to her.— @ChrisBrownSport 14 February 2014
The Coopers Arms goes quiet as Shelley starts. Everyone is shouting 'go on Shelley. Gasps and claps as she crosses the finish lineThe Gazette & Herald's Anna Mauremootoo in Pewsey
The whole village is getting ready to cheer Shelley on in her last race. Shop window at WoottonsThe Gazette & Herald's Anna Mauremootoo in Pewsey
Unfortunately, that is the second slowest run we've seen of those that have been down with 58.86. I'm sure Shelley will be disappointed not to have made the top ten. Canada's Mellisa Hollingsworth leads at the moment after an excellent fourth run.
5.18, unfortunately it's her slowest start to date
And here comes Shelley's final run......................
Shelley is going through her final race preparations. Two more athletes to go and then she's on the start line. There has been no change in the order so far.
We're back under way in the fourth and final run. The sliders appear to be speeding up so we could see some movement in the final pecking order.
Jerry Kunkler, landlord of the Moonrakers pub said: "I was shouting at the TV and I'll be cheering on in the next race. "She's still world champion and she was silver medalist in 2006 and I don't know anyone else in the area who's achieved anything like that."The Gazette & Herald's Anna Mauremootoo in Pewsey
A reminder that they go in reverse order in the fourth and final run, so Shelley will be eighth out. Let's hope she can finish with a flourish.
Let's hear it for Shelley Rudman #sochi2014 #bbcsochi— @Beezum 14 February 2014
Supporter Ellie Day said: "I hope she's pleased with her first run. "It's a good atmosphere down here. It's good that so many people can turn out on a dull Friday afternoon to show their support and I know there are a lot of other people who couldn't make it who are watching from home or from their desk at work."The Gazette & Herald's Anna Mauremootoo reports from Pewsey
Excitement is mounting as Shelley's run gets closer. Daughter Ella watching with grandparents Josie and Jack. Ella hopes her mum is ok after the bangsThe Gazette & Herald's Anna Mauremootoo
But here's the lady they've all got to catch. Lizzy Yarnold is now looking in great position to continue Great Britain's record of a medal in every women's skeleton event since the event became part of the programme at Salt Lake City in 2002. She has a lead of 0.78 of a second, which is the proverbial mile in skeleton terms.
They're all down in run three. Shelley is 13th, but she's still got a live shot at finishing inside the top 10. Here's Shelley after finishing her third run.
Shelley is currently 0.14 of a second off 10th position so it's by no means insurmountable. I'm sure she'll be desperately keen to get inside that top 10 in run number four.
Although Shelley's run was her best of the three, it's actually the second slowest of the field so far, with only four sliders left to go.
Shelley Rudman doesn't pick up a spot on this run, but she does make ground on the ladies ahead of her.— @TheKenChilds 14 February 2014
Feel a bit sorry for Shelley Rudman there. #bbcsochi— @JoshtotheMax 14 February 2014
A storming run of 58.61 from Austria's Janine Flock takes her from 13th to 10th, nudging Shelley down another place to 13th. Not much time separating 10th to 13th though so still places to play for in the fourth run.
Cheers rising. Ella said 'come on mum, you have to win this.'The Gazette & Herald's Anna Mauremootoo in Pewsey
Australia's Michelle Steele jumps ahead of Shelley with a 58.76. The Pewsey slider is down to 12th.
Few messy corners at the top of the track, but Shelley seems to be settling into this run. It's a faster run at 58.82 than her previous two, but she remains 11th overall - and gives a wave and 'hello' to the camera after taking off her helmet.
Here goes Shelley, It's a 5.13 start.
To give you an idea of how good Yarnold's run was, she was the first slider to go under 58 seconds on the Sanki track. Germany's Marion Thees is on track now. Shelley next.
Canada's Sarah Reid leapfrogs Germany's Anja Huber into seventh with a good run of 58.27.
Getting closer to Shelley's third outing now. Yarnold's time looks better all the time as the rest of the field struggle to keep up.
We have our first order change as Russia's Olga Potylitsina jumps ahead of the USA's Katie Uhlaender into fourth with a run of 58.13, the second fastest third run after Yarnold.
Supporters are starting to gather in The Coopers Arms. Everyone is donned in Team GB T-Shirts and hats to show their support. Shelley's daughter Ella is cheering Lizzy Yarnold onThe Gazette & Herald's Anna Mauremootoo in Pewsey
There has been no change in position after the slides of the top four and, at the moment, the medal positions are looking locked in.
Nikitina is home in 58.33 and 0.97 behind Yarnold. Britain's first gold medal of these Games is getting close.
It's a 58.25 for Pikus-Pace and she's now 0.78 behind Yarnold, who surely has one hand on the gold medal now. Elena Nikitina, of Russia is next to go
57.91 from Yarnold first up and it's a new track record, surely strengthening her grip on gold there.
Lizzy Yarnold gets the third run under way, with her fastest start so far.
So we're almost ready for the off. In run three they will go in place order, which means Yarnold is off first, with Shelley following at 11th. Then in the final run they go off in reverse order.
Nice picture of a hug between Shelley and Lizzy Yarnold ahead of the start on BBC Television there. It's worth remembering that Yarnold started in skeleton after having her talent recognised by UK Sport's Girls4Gold scheme, a progamme Shelley helped to launch.
Not far off the start of run three at the Sanki Sliding Centre, which does look even more dramatic all lit up at night.
Yarnold obviously is in the box seat, but her lead is not a guarantee of gold yet and America's Noelle Pikus-Pace, lying second, certainly hasn't given up
Lizzy is pretty far ahead - it's a large margin in our sport but it's definitely not out of reach. Lizzy knows how to handle that pressure. She has done it all season and she will come out to be competitive. But any time you're in front it's yours to lose and there is always someone chasing you. I've been at the National Championships where on the second day I was six tenths back and I still won the race so anything is possible. It just depends how she's going to handle the pressure overnight and how much she's got left for the final day.Noelle Pikus-Pace
Good luck to my cousin Shelley in Sochi this afternoon in the skeleton. Rudman legend.— @harry_rudman 14 February 2014
Lizzy Yarnold has already been pictured with her 'Yarny Army' of supporters out in Russia, but 'Shelley's Army' are still doing her proud back in Pewsey and will be watching again today.
Mum Josie, dad Jack and six year old daughter Ella (pictured before the Vancouver Games four years ago) were all watching from the village yesterday, with Josie speaking of her pride afterwards.
"I'm not surprised with how things have gone because of her weight, Shelley is one of the lightest competitors and as the commentator said it's easier for the heavier girls. "I'm very proud of her, I'm very pleased with 11th place."Josie Rudman
Shelley's fiance Kristan Bromley has also been in action today, in the first two runs of the men's skeleton. He's tied eighth at the halfway point, 2.27 seconds behind leaders Alexander Tretiakov, of Russia. Britain's Dominic Parsons is tied tenth.
Shelley gave her verdict after her opening two runs, a big bump on the opening slide leaving her down the field.
"I didn't get curve 14 on the first run and it's an uphill section so that bled my time. "I pushed a lot faster for the second run and made up a bit of time, so I can only be pleased with that."It's not a bad day and hopefully there is more to come. I'm just really enjoying the experience and being part of the Olympics again. "I hope I can move up a bit after I got my second run more to how I want it to be, but if I don't, I still have to be happy with what I have done."Shelley Rudman
Yarnold meanwhile, is trying to emulate Amy Williams' gold medal from Vancouver and is the undisputed form slider this season, having dominated the World Cup series.
After short-track speed skater Elise Christie's near-miss in the 500m yesterday, the 25 year old from Kent could claim Britain's second medal of Sochi 2014, following the bronze of Bristol's Jenny Jones in the slopestyle last weekend.
Good luck to Lizzy Yarnold & Shelley Rudman in their final runs for the skeleton later this afternoon. looking... http://t.co/97o0nbC3l7— @PondsForge 14 February 2014
So, a brief rundown of where we are at the midway point of the women's skeleton.
Great Britain's Lizzy Yarnold, the World Cup champion who is based at the University of Bath, dominated yesterday's runs and leads by 0.44 of a second from the USA's Noelle Pikus-Pace.
Russia's Elena Nikitina lies in third position.
Shelley is 1.90 seconds off the lead and a sizeable 1.35 seconds behind Nikitina. Realistically, the Wiltshire woman will be going all out to try and push herself into the top ten in the final two runs in what is her third Winter Olympic Games.
After finishing sixth in Vancouver four years ago and, of course, winning that unforgettable silver medal in Turin in 2006, that would represent a superb record for the 32 year old.
As well as the reaction from Shelley after she has completed her two runs, as well as the news of the final medal positions, we'll have plenty of other reaction from Shelley's home village of Pewsey, where our reporter Anna Mauremootoo and photographer Vicky Scipio are with the villagers watching Shelley's progress.
Good afternoon and welcome to our coverage of the final two runs in the Olympic women's skeleton at Sochi 2014, where Pewsey's Shelley Rudman is in action.
Shelley starts day two in 11th position, 1.90 seconds behind compatriot Lizzy Yarnold, who is in pole position to secure Great Britain's second medal of these Winter Olympics - and the first gold.
We'll start the build-up proper from 3pm, ahead of the start of the third run at 3.40pm British time, with the final run to start from 4.50pm.
In the meantime, there are plenty of ways to have your say, or show your support for Shelley. Leave your comments underneath this live blog, or tweet your support for Shelley to @gazsport.


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Death of a salesman : certain private conversations in two acts and a requiem
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In a Goodwill superstore dressing room with her 10-year-old daughter, Tenema Ray was startled to see a surveillance camera a bit too close for comfort.
"I'm standing by the wall and I'm looking up and Lord can this camera see me? I feel like it can see a lot of my body," said Ray.
Ray was at the Goodwill Superstore on East Brandon Boulevard in Brandon. Cell phone photos show the camera hangs from the ceiling, level with the gap above the dressing room door.
"It made me feel violated and scared," said Ray.
But when she went to the store manager, she received no explanation. So she filed a report with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office and called Eight on Your Side.
Eight on Your Side took her concerns to the Goodwill Industries-Suncoast Headquarters in St. Petersburg. Chris Ward, director of marketing, explained that the cameras are fixed and provide a broad view of the outside of the dressing rooms. She showed a Channel 8 reporter the live feed of all the camera views from inside the Brandon store, and none showed the inside of the dressing rooms with the door closed.
"She should be reassured her privacy is not being violated," said Ward.
HCSO investigators also took a look at the camera shots and determined they did not violate state privacy and video-recording laws.
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Wolf Hall : a novel
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A long historical novel about King Henry VIII at the time of his first marriage and subsequent pursuit of Anne Boleyn to be his #2.
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Historically accurate A Ease of reading F On every page, EVERY page, I found it very difficult to know who was talking to whom. I love historical novels, but this was painful to read. I did NOT enjoy this book at all and don't know why it won ANY awards.
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English major Will Porter has racked up another prize - this one for an essay he delivered in Pittsburgh at the 2011 convention of Sigma Tau Delta, the international English honor society (March 23-26).
Will's essay on Walt Whitman's Song of Myself took second place in the "Critical American Literature" category.
Back in November, Will won the Dante Prize for "best essay submitted by an undergraduate in any American or Canadian college or university," awarded by the Dante Society of America.


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It was an emotional farewell to a Phoenix police detective killed in the line of duty a week ago.
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Detective John Hobbs' wife and three children walked proudly behind his casket and into his service.
"This is the hardest thing I've ever done," said Det. Mike Miller. "John was a great cop. Probably the best I've ever worked around. John was an even greater man, father and husband and a friend."
Detective Miller was there when a wanted suspect shot Hobbs. On the ground -- a bullet in his heart -- Hobbs kept shooting to save his partners' lives.
"Even at that moment, John wanted to know if I was okay and if A.J. was okay," said Miller.
Then Hobbs made one last request.
"John made me promise him to tell his wife and his kids that he loves them and never allow them to forget that he loves them all," said Miller.
After an 11-mile procession to Phoenix Memorial Park, Chief Daniel Garcia presented Hobbs' widow with a flag, then a hero was laid to rest.
"John didn't just talk the talk. He showed the strength and character of a brave and courageous man. On this day, he personified everything it means to be a guardian, a protector," said Sgt. Bob Knapp. "Today I am even more proud to wear this uniform and this badge. I am honored to have called him my partner and I am honored to have called him my friend."
"John was one of the best men I've ever known. If you were lucky enough to meet John Hobbs, your life was better because of it," said Miller.
And the other detective shot during the shootout was at Monday's funeral.
Hobbs worked for the department's Major Offender Bureau, helping catch wanted fugitives.
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Voters in Colombia elect former Pres Alvaro Uribe to Senate, increasing influence of one of most vocal critics of peace negotiations between government and country's main rebel group, Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia. MORE
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Colombia's chief prosecutor's office opens preliminary criminal investigation into allegations that former Pres Alvaro Uribe sponsored deadly far-right militia as regional governor in 1990s. MORE
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Op-Ed article by author Hector Abad criticizes former Colombian Pres Alvaro Uribe for refusing to retire from the political spotlight; notes that Uribe wields his popularity among conservatives to undermine the reform efforts of his successor Juan Manuel Santos. MORE
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Janitor discovers bomb in a Buenos Aires theater that had been set to explode during a speaking event by former Colombian Pres Alvaro Uribe; threat comes a week after a failed assassination attempt against Uribe's former interior minister, Fernando Londono. MORE
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