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Education and Degrees
B.S.Chemistry, Seoul National University,1957
M.S.Biochemistry, Korea University, 1959
Ph.D.Radiation Biology, University of Iowa, 1964
Professional APPOINTMENTS
1978 - present:Professor of Radiation Biology, Department of Therapeutic Radiology-Radiation Oncology, University of Minnesota
1974 - 1978:Associate Professor of Radiation Biology, Department of Therapeutic Radiology-Radiation Oncology, University of Minnesota
1970 -1974:Assistant Professor of Radiation Biology, Department of Therapeutic Radiology-Radiation Oncology, University of Minnesota
1971 - present:Member of the Graduate Faculty, Biophysical Sciences, University of Minnesota
1970 - present:Director, Radiation Biology Section, Department of Therapeutic Radiology, University of Minnesota
1969 - 1970:Assistant Professor of Radiobiology, Department of Radiology, Medical College of Virginia
1964 - 1969:Radiobiologist, Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A. Activities at the University of Minnesota
Radiation Biology, Course #5172 (1971 - present)
Research in Radiation Biology, Course #8450 (1971 - present)
Radiation Biology for Radiotherapy Technologist School, Course # RTT 3140, 1986present)
M.D./Ph.D. Program (1988 - present)
Administrative Activities
Director, Radiation Biology Section, Department of Therapeutic Radiology (1970 - present)
Member of Steering Committee and Scientific Review Committee of the Radiation Oncology and Clinical Center (1975 - 1986)
Member of Cancer Coordinating Committee (1980 - 1985)
Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Therapeutic Radiology (1983 - 1988)
Director of Admissions Committee, Biophysical Sciences (1980 - 1983)
Member of the All-University Radiation Protection Advisory Committee (1986 - 1988)
Member of the Health Sciences Radiation Committee (1986 - 1988)
Member of the University of Minnesota Cancer Center (1994 - present)
Member of the University's Promotions and Tenure Committee (1998 - 2001)
Member of the Medical School Admissions Committee (1999 - 2003)
B. Professional Society Memberships
Radiation Research Society
American Association for Cancer Research
North American Hyperthermia Society
Cell Kinetics Society
American Association for the Advancement of Science
Korean Scientists and Engineers Association of America
American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology
C. Professional Society Activities
President, Minnesota Chapter of Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in America (1974 - 1975)
Education Committee member, Radiation Research Society (1976 - 1979)
Program Committee member, American Society of Therapeutic Radiologists (1976)
Local Chairman, Annual Meetings of the Radiation Research Society and North American Hyperthermia Group (1981)
Organizing Committee member of the North American Hyperthermia Group (1981)
Member of the Hyperthermia Subcommittee, Radiation Research Society (1983 - 1986)
Program Committee member, Annual Meeting of the Radiation Research Society (1987)
Councilor of Biology, North American Hyperthermia Group (1987 - 1988)
Program Committee member, Fifth International Symposium of Hyperthermia, Kyoto, Japan (1988)
Chairman of Finance Committee, North American Hyperthermia Society (1988 - 1990)
Program Committee member, Sixth International Congress on Hyperthermic Oncology, Tucson, Arizona (1992)
Member of the American Board of Radiology Task Force for the written examination in radiation oncology (1991-1992)
Program Committee member, International Congress of Radiation Oncology,Kyoto, Japan (1993)
President-Elect, North American Hyperthermia Society (1993 - 1994)
President, North American Hyperthermia Society (1994 - 1995)
Member of the Radiation Research Society's Awards and Honors Committee (1995)
Member of Special Memberships Committee, American Association for Cancer Research(1995-1996)
Member of the Nomination Committee, North American Hyperthermia Society (1995-1998;Chairman, 1995)
Member of Award Selection Committee, North American Hyperthermia Society (1995-1998)
Member of the Finance Committee, North American Hyperthermia Society (1995-present)
Member of the International Advisory Committee, VII International Congress of Hyperthermic Oncology, Rome, Italy (1995-1996)
Member of the Board, The Society of Biomedical Research (1996 - present)
Organizing Committee and Scientific Committee member, 9th International Congress of Hyperthermic Oncology, April, 2000
Councilors to the International Association for Hyperthermia Oncology (2001 - 2005)
D. Grant Reviewer
Radiation Study Section, National Institute of Health (1983 - 1987)
Cancer Centers and Research Programs Review, Committee National Cancer Institute (Regular member 1995 - 1997, Ad-hoc member 1997 - present)
Special Reviewer, Medical Research Council, Canada (1994 to present)
E. Editorial Boards
Editorial Board, International Journal of Hyperthermia (1996 - present)
Associate Editor, International Journal of Radiation Oncology, Biology & Physics (1990 - present)
Associate Editor, Radiation Research (1996 - 2000)
Editorial Board, Radiosensitization Newsletter (1987 - present)
Associate Editor, Neoplasia (1998 - present)
F. Honors (Professional)
Consultant for the program "Improvement of Radiotherapy in Developing Countries", International Atomic Energy Agency (IA EA 1981 - 1987)
Consultant for the program "Hyperthermic Cancer Treatment", International Atomic Energy Agency (1999-present)
Honorary Director, Department of Radiotherapy, Shaanxi Cancer Center, Xian, China (1991-present)
National Institutes of Health Merit Award for project entitled "Vascularity and Reoxygenation in X-Irradiated Tumors" (1988 - 1996)
Eugene Robinson Award, North American Hyperthermia Society, April 2000
G. Research Interests
Role of blood flow, pO2 and pH in tumor treatment
Effect of radiation and hyperthermia on tumor physiology, e.g. blood flow, pH, pO2 and glucose metabolism
Chemical radiosensitization and radioprotection
Molecular mechanism of apoptosis caused by radiation, drugs, and heat shock
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The Stress Doc starts taking some of his advice about setting limits and "letting go." Not just mind-body exhaustion, but self-perception and creative expression are at stake.
As a training contractor for Fairfax County Government (in Northern Virginia; home of America Online and the "Software Valley") Ive been leading bimonthly "Dealing with Stress, Loss and Change through Humor" and "Managing Anger and Conflict" workshops. Over the last two years, Ive interacted with hundreds and hundreds of individuals who have been terminated, downsized and outsourced. Some of these folks have been dislodged for just cause, some because of management malice or mismanagement; some with severance pay and some with a half-day notice. The process of layoffs seems to be especially volatile in the new economy -- here today, gone tomorrow Information Technology (IT) world.
For most folks, when the dislocation from a job and a career is sudden, unexpected and/or unwanted, theres a period of shock, fear or rage, as well as sadness or helplessness. And when unemployment drags on from weeks to months and a feeling of self-doubt and despair spirals unabatedare we talking: a) grief process, b) situational depression or, as weve seen, c) prolonged stress effecting biochemical and mood disorder consequences?
It's a vital and confusing question because: 1) grief and depression have complex overlap along with marked differences as bio-psychosocial states of experience and action and 2) depression needs to be differentiated between situational or exogenous, that is, external and environmental forces (like losing a job) and the clinical, the internal or endogenous (that is genetic, family history and biochemical factors or predisposition).
Lets begin the conceptual differentiation through word association. What comes to mind when you read the word, "depression?": emptiness, exhaustion, darkness, heaviness, black hole, mood disorder, food disorder, sleeplessness, agitation, mania, paralysis, helpless, hopeless, endless, suicideProzac!! Perhaps not so extreme. How about melancholy, inertia, apathy, sorrow, sadness, joyless, loneliness, pessimism, deprivation, abandonment, bereft, bereavementgrief.
Quite a depression spectrum -- depression to grief but also grief to depression. What is cause, what is effect? Is this a chicken and egg issue? Its clearly not black or white; many shades and intensities of grayness and darkness.
Drawing on the above-mentioned experience, lets see if a scenario involving an unemployed individual can shed light on some of the diagnostic conundrums. Clearly, the unexpected and/or unwanted termination of a job so often triggers a profound sense of disruption and loss. Very quickly the person is thrust into a grief process and, initially, the person literally may not know what has hit him or her. So to clarify the many levels of confusion from conceptual to emotional let me outline the stages of grief. Clearly, what follows is an ideal type as grief stage engagement rarely marches in precisely aligned and sequential steps. The bereaved may bypass a phase or rapidly morph from one stage to another. A person may waver -- two stages forward, one stage back, or vice versa. Anniversary losses, such as a death or divorce dates, can easily trigger a feeling of regression, of being thrown back to the vicious beginnings or the whirlpoolish depths of a grief (or depression) cycle. Fortunately, much of the time the regression is temporary and the person with sufficient support and stamina will continue his or her hard-fought, "Rocky" evolution and personal growth through "Good Grief!"
Stages of Grief
I vividly recall the lamentation of a postal supervisor on a management fast-track, quickly derailed by reorganization: "I once had a career path. Then this boulder fell from the sky and crushed it! Is it only a career path thats been crushed? How about the human psyche and spirit? Has it too been burnt up or burned out?
Consider this: in the Random House Dictionary: The Unabridged Edition, the first six definitions of the word "failure" describe it as an act or an instance. Its not until the seventh and last definition that "failure" takes a personal direction. So losing a job or being confronted with other losses and separations are often more events or individual episodes than a judgment upon you.
Also, please consider, that individuals predisposed to a depressive mindset are likely to over attribute self-responsibility, that is, to blame themselves for "negative" events. These folks minimize the impact of external factors or environmental stressors. Which is why the next phase, while often maddening, is also essential for moving through the grief process.
Some may turn to a spiritual source for relief or rescue: "Higher Power, just tell me what to do" or "Higher Power, I turn it over to you." And, of course, some in desperation will proclaim newfound or "born again" allegiance if they are only saved. Yet, in the end, with or without your HP, one must get focused and cut the entangling emotional cord.
If youve worked hard to integrate the previous stages then the reward is "focused anger": "I really dont like whats happenedbut how do I make the best of it?" Youre ready to loosen if not untie the knot of hurt and humiliation. And best of all, youre getting ready to knock on (maybe even knock down) doors again.
However, this vulnerable yet fluid state provides unprecedented opportunities to get to know yourself, to assess your true individuality strengths and warts and not only as it relates to financial dependence, job skills or career paths. Now is the time for a full scale person-in-situation life inventory. How healthy or toxic are seemingly vital relationships and friendships? What about your health? During this transitional window, do dysfunctional coping patterns -- habits of drinking, smoking, drugging, eating, lack of exercise and limited socializing or spiritual support -- need to be challenged?
Even with the most dear and painful loss or separation, the words of Albert Camus, Nobel Prize-winning author and philosopher have the crystalline ring of essential truth:
"Once we have accepted the fact of loss we understand that the loved one [or loved position] obstructed a whole corner of the possible, pure now as a sky washed by rain."
A Mid-life Maelstrom or Father Finally Knows Best
Camus words remind me of an existential crisis faced by my father in his late-40s. Its a morality and morale-ity tale about how his corporate world went from cutthroat cocoon to just cutthroat. For over twenty years, my father had been working as a salesmen for a large manufacturer in New York City's garment center and fashion industry. As I mentioned, the competition was cutthroat, but still only figuratively. And through aggressive and tenacious persistence, he had carved out a legitimate and fairly successful niche. He had sales turf, some financial security and hard-earned pride.
Then, almost overnight, my father realizes that organized crime is infiltrating the company big time. (Perhaps some of dad's capacity for denial was at play.) Now he's going to have to report to one of these new executive slimeballs. His whole world is at risk; cutthroat is no longer symbolic. This isn't just downsizing...it's downright "frightsizing!" Dad's existential crisis is in high gear. From this experience I first learned there can be a fine line between homicidal and suicidal tendencies. Day to day, I didn't know if he'd go to work and punch someone out or not get off the couch, immobilized by an explosive psychic cocktail of rage, fear and depression. (Good thing he was in group therapy at the time.)
He was caught in the classic reorganizational bind: "damned if I stay, damned if I leave." Fortunately, my old man realized "discretion is a better part than...'A Death of a Salesman.'" He resigned. Economic fears had him precipitously joining another large manufacturer. After a month, he knew it was the wrong move. What crystallized was his need for genuine control and autonomy, and a playing field in which he could aggressively compete. And he eventually found it as an independent sales rep for a small manufacturer. Of course, the owner of this garment center business was a "goniff" (Yiddish for thief) in his own right, and would often drive my father up the wall. But crazy we have practice with and can handle in my family. It's when people take cutthroat literally that we usually draw the line. And in fact, my father went on to have his most successful years in business.
As Camus understood, a whole new corner of the possible can emerge when you accept loss and take time and heart for genuine grieving and exploring.
The most important thing we can do after experiencing a major break whether break up or break down, social, physical or psychological is to take time to heal. Now some after a loss of a job or a relationship feel compelled to jump right back into the fray. And getting back in the saddle is a cultural icon and wise strategy for a thrown cowboy or cowgirl. However, for a major loss its wise to retreat and regroup, at least temporarily. For example, those folks who are participating in the Fairfax County Government reeducation and training program are getting career counseling and job search coaching, taking job training classes (for many students, leading to computer skills certifications) as well as the Stress Doc workshops. Perhaps most important, they realize they are not alone. Also, folks are encouraged to grieve and to gradually recover and discover: Who am I? What genuinely feels like me? What works for me and my family? What seems to kindle (or rekindle) my passion?
So remember, theres a real difference between "feeling sorry for yourself" and "feeling your sorrow." When you are feeling sorry for yourself you are mostly blaming others. When you are feeling your sorrow you are demonstrating the courage to face your fears and pain. There are poignant moments in life when we all must take time to embrace our sorrow.
As I once penned, reflecting on more than one soul shaking grief process: "Whether the loss is a key person, a desired position or a powerful illusion each deserves the respect of a mourning. The pit in the stomach, the clenched fists and quivering jaw, the anguished sobs prove catalytic in time. In mystical fashion, like spring upon winter, the seeds of dissolution bear fruitful renewal."
When Its No Longer Just Grief
While many grapple productively with the ebb and flow of grief gradually, if not grudgingly, working their way through the stages for other folks its not uncommon to get stuck in "the big muddy" of mourning. Mourning becomes melancholia. How do you know the difference? My first therapist gave me a handle; actually a heavy lid. She likened the state of depression to a heavy lid that often covers up or tries to hold down underlying bubbling and boiling, conscious and unconscious thoughts and emotions fear, rage, obsessive ideation, panic, helplessness, suspicions if not paranoia, etc. So much energy is used in suppression and repression of this raw psychic tension that exhaustion and apathy often result. Also, some of the tension can manifest as an amorphous agitation. A number of classic depressive symptoms may appear:
1. Fatigue, sadness, heaviness and listlessness,2. Loss of appetite (though sometimes theres compulsive eating) or using escapist substitutes alcohol, tobacco, drugs, etc. to numb ones pain,3. Difficulty concentrating and starting and completing tasks; general diminishment in role functioning,4. Feelings of shame and worthlessness and incompetence and inadequacy,5. Restless and interrupted sleeping,6. Difficulty getting active and focused especially in the morning,7. Loss of interest in activities once seen as enjoyable or meaningful,8. Withdrawing from friends, colleagues and family members,9. Engaging in a variety of reckless and potentially dangerous active or passive -- undertakings, e.g., drinking and driving, drinking while taking medication, etc.,10. Communicating directly and indirectly a desire to harm oneself (or others) that is, expressing or demonstrating suicidal or homicidal impulses, gestures and/or actions.
As for the grief process, my analogy has a mythical bent. Unlike depressions tendency to bottle up and stuff down emotions, for me, grief work is like removing the cover of Pandoras Box. As was recently illustrated, grief opens you to a whole range of harbored fears and furies past and present. Ultimately, grieving releases and integrates a range of emotions and energies that enables you to regain psychic equilibrium, helps evolve a new or renewed sense of purpose and direction. Vital mourning is also the wellspring of passion and determination for exploring new roles and identities.
However, key components of the grief process do overlap with key depression dynamics such as deep sadness, agitation or anxiety along with helplessness and rage (often inverted). So when is it grief and not depression? Or, how do we know that a difficult and possibly prolonged grief process is not being weighed down by or turned into situational or (unrecognized) clinical depression. (Remember, chronic low-grade clinical depression is difficult to recognize and acknowledge. Over the years, the individual, as if living in a constant smog environment has adapted, albeit not without disruptive mind-body consequences, to this (mostly) moderately depressive and slowly degenerative condition. "Its just how life is," cough, cough.)
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Energy access is an increasingly hot topic in development circles, but what does it actually mean? We talk about it as if it's a binary state – either you have it, or you don't – but is this helpful? And how much is enough?
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GERES argues in Cancun for changes in CDM funding to help poorest communities
GERES argues that because communities in the most vulnerable countries of the South have very low levels of CO2 emissions, they cannot take advantage of CDM funding.
If carbon-sparing technological solutions were introduced, these same communities could, however, benefit from better access to energy services, lighting and drinking water, while maintaining a constant emission level.
Swan Fauveaud, manager of the GERES Climate Change Unit, gives this example of the "vicious circle" at work.
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pic: A woman in Ladakh harvests fresh produce in a solar greenhouse
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The winner will be announced by HE Kofi Annan at the award ceremony in Paris on 17 March 2011. The shortlist was chosen by an independent jury from submissions by over 450 photographers.
The eight-member jury is chaired by Professor Sir David King, Director of the Smith School of Enterprise and Environment at Oxford and an Ashden Advocate. Today's statement said the jury looked for photographic series of the highest artistic merit
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Sir David said, "Any one of these twelve artists would be a worthy winner."
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Cookstoves: "secret weapon against poverty and climate change"
The event will be held at: The Carpenters Arms Pub, 12 Seymour Place (Marylebone), London, W1H 7NA Time: 18.30-20.30 Admission is free. The event is hosted by HEDON's London RIG. More information.
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Clinton unveils U.S. funds for clean cookstove push (Reuters)
Secretary of State Clinton announces global cookstove initiative (Nature)
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Blog Action Day announces 'water' as this year's topic
Blog Action Day brings together bloggers from around the world to post about the same issue on the same day "with the aim of sparking a global discussion and driving collective action".
Last year 13,606 bloggers from 156 countries joined in the conversation about climate change.
We'll be blogging news on October 15 about Ashden Awards winners, such as: IDEI, CRELUZ, Practical Action and AIDFI (currently nominated for World Challenge award).
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Another drama of DMK capitalizing Tamil Sentiment? Or they are serious this time meaning business in withdrawal.
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They are not serious about Tamil sentiment. Both the dravidan party does not give a damn to Tamil sentiment, if it does not give them a yard of popularity and will jump heaven to earth if it means some votes. The ruling ADMK has lost most of the rural votes because of the serious power cut and the exit of Vijayakanth. At this juncture a Tamil sentiment drama coupled with wooing Vijayakanth will turn the scales for the DMK in the coming Loksaba election. After winning they will definitely take the side of the winning combination. They will try to stop the alliance of ADMK and congress and hence there is a "if"to the withdrawal.Answered by Josna, 19 Mar '13 11:14 pm
"Can you smell what The Rock is cooking!"Answered by Francisco, 19 Mar '13 10:32 pm
They are like weather forecast. Difficult to guess. With no support of the people, that is the best they can do. Amma has trounced them for good.
They are like weather forecast. Difficult to guess. With no support of the people, that is the best they can do. Amma has trounced them for good.
Withdrawal of DMK does not mean the Government will collapse. Like Mulayam and Maya, Karuna too needs the support of the central Government to prevent their leaders from experiencing Jail Ki Hawa and having to Chhaki Pissofy in Tihar. But DMK needs to break the alliance with Congress well before the 2014 election as DMK and Congress in state level are on as friendly a term as TMC and Congress are in West Bengal. In other words No Love Is being Lost between them. In the run up for election DMK's plan would be rake up an issue in the state that will make people forget the scam cases that are pending against DMK ministers. Secondly they need a huge issue, something emotionally as strong as the Anti Hindi agitation of 60s which ensured end of Congress in the state for ever and emergence of DMK as the main party in the state. Thirdly ever since Karuna has announced Stalin to be his successor, Alagiri has been sulking and fuming. There is a strong possibility of a major split taking plac ...moreAnswered by Shyam, 20 Mar '13 04:07 pm
Never serious.....Answered by vedprakash sharma, 20 Mar '13 09:03 am
They are serious only about their own survival has any indian polician ever bother for sentiments of any community they only SHOW they are concerned to garner votes from a particular communityAnswered by iqbal seth, 20 Mar '13 07:46 am
They hv been always serious about their vote bank and it meant business for them.Answered by MAdhavan Avadhany, 19 Mar '13 10:37 pm
Itz a blessing in disguise for DMK to get their foothold in wake of general election, otherwise there was a possibility of DMK getting evaporated from TN political map.
Itz a blessing in disguise for DMK to get their foothold in wake of general election, otherwise there was a possibility of DMK getting evaporated from TN political map.
UPA [ congress and allies ] IS THE MOST CORRUPT GOVERNMENT .. ....AND DMK'S THREAT ---it is a sort of black mailing . soon they will get huge money and then all is well .................Answered by lolita mansfield, 19 Mar '13 10:31 pm
So long the bogus REGIONAL PARTIES ( DMK,AIDMK, CPM, TMC,SP,BSP, NCP, etc) are allowed to exist in India's political scenario, such things will continue to happen.Answered by Kanai Chakraberti, 19 Mar '13 10:26 pm
For Tamilians...language is God...they never see beyond that....it is so painful...that DMK had jumped the national boundaries....the way Mamta jumps on the eastern side....the big question is....Is language greater than the nation? UPA is wrong in asking support from such anti-nationalist party...Answered by sanjay sharma, 19 Mar '13 10:25 pm
This is their regular styleAnswered by sigma, 19 Mar '13 10:23 pm
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Today is more than just a day about paternity; it's our opportunity to see the divine balance between male and female. Father's Day and Summer Solstice are very close to each other in June, which leads me to see a connection. Midsummer (Solstice) is about the equality between male and female, black and white—opposites. It takes tears to learn what real happiness is, it takes harsh truth and self love to get to know one's self. There is balance in all things if we look for it and celebrate it!
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Field, Multi Events Spark Day Two Lead For Milwaukee
May 5, 2012
Wauwatosa, Wis. - The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women's track & field team dominated the scoring events in day two of action and sit in first place with one day remaining at the Horizon League Outdoor Championships at Wisconsin Lutheran College's Raabe Stadium Saturday.
After two days of events, Milwaukee sits in first place with 56.5 points. Youngstown State currently sits in second with 48 and UIC is in third at 35. Loyola is fourth with 32 points while Butler (16), Valparaiso (13.5) Wright State and Detroit (both have eight) round out the scoring.
"We had a great second day and obviously we're happy to be in the lead," Milwaukee head coach Pete Corfeld said. "We know it's going to be a dog fight going into the final day though, and we still have a lot of work to do. It's great to be able to be at home and we're excited about tomorrow."
In the day's opening events, Milwaukee dominated the heptathlon to take the top two spots. Shelby Schaal won the event with an impressive 4,574 points - nearly 900 in front of the top finisher from another school. One day after breaking the school record in high jump, senior Laura Hamel came in second for UWM with 4,111 points.
Junior Chantel McConville came in runner-up in pole vault with a season-best height of 11-1 1/2 (3.39m), while senior Courtney Fisher came in just behind for third.
In long jump, juniors Samia Taylor and Erika Suchla both had season-best jumps to score for the Panthers. Taylor took the silver medal with a leap of 19-3 1/4 (5.87m) while Suchla came in fifth at 17-9 3/4 (5.43m).
Sophomore Nancy Harmon took third in hammer throw with a toss of 172-4 (52.54m) and junior Moriah Myles was right behind in fifth at 159-10 (48.73m). Junior Brittany Alsum also posted a season-best mark in the event with a toss of 118-9 (36.19m).
In the day's final event, freshman Sammy Woller became just the fourth-ever female for Milwaukee to compete in the 3000m steeplechase, just missing a spot on the podium with an eighth-place finish in 11:42.33.
In preliminary action, UWM continued its season-long dominance in hurdle events. Senior Calanetta Burrows came in second, freshman Chelsea Maxey was fourth and freshman Erin McCauley was seventh in the 400m hurdles as all three earned spots in Sunday's final. In the 100m hurdles, Schaal and Maxey both posted season-best times to join junior Chiamaka Okonkwo to qualify for the final.
Freshman Lauren Grant (57.30) finished second and senior Erika Hanson (57.39) took third in the 400m qualifier. Grant also earned a spot in Sunday's final in the 200m after finishing with a season-best time of 25.91 on Saturday. Okonkwo also qualified in the 100m in 12.48 seconds.
Senior Kristi Schuette just missed one of the top spots in the 800m, crossing the line in 2:16.72 for 10th place overall.
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Falcon Heene, the little boy who was presumed lost in the hot air balloon over Colorado, has been found! He was hiding in a box in the attic.
His dad, storm chaser Richard Heene told reporters, "He says he's hiding in the attic because I yelled at him, and I'm really sorry I yelled at him. He scared the heck out of us."
Falcon's brothers had reported the little boy sailed away in the silver balloon, triggering a nationwide search. Now he's been found, safe and sound at home.
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UPDATE: More information about the arrest of a fugitive law enforcement officer today:
Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald says the DCI was alerted that Brad Young was in Burnett County. Area SWAT teams were then sent to an area northwest of Trego on Lost Lake Road. Sheriff Fitzgerald says Young was aware they had him surrounded so he called 911 and told them he wanted to turn himself in. When officers moved in, they found him sitting on the steps of a cabin he had allegedly broken into earlier. The stolen car out of Rice Lake was found nearby. Young was taken to the Burnett County Jail and is being questioned.Tonight at 10 on WQOW News 18, hear from Young's fellow officers in Waupun.
PRESS RELEASE: At 5:10 p.m. Bradley Young wanted in connection with several burglaries in Green Lake County and a high speed chase and stolen vehicle in Barron County was taken into custody in Burnett County without incident with the help of the Washburn, Barron, Burnett and Douglas County Swat teams along with the assistance of the Wisconsin State Patrol, DCI and WI DNR. He is currently being held in Burnett County Jail on local charges of Burglary.
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UPDATE: A law enforcement officer has confirmed to WQOW News 18 that Brad Young has been taken into custody. The officer tells WQOW News 18 that Young called 911 and turned himself in. No one was hurt. We'll post more details as they become available.
Information from Waupun Police Department Facebook page: On the morning of August 5th, 2013 the Waupun Police Department received information from Green Lake County Sheriff's Department that they were investigating criminal activity in which they believed Lt. Brad Young of the Waupun Police Department was a suspect.We later learned there was a burglary warrant issued for his arrest. The criminal investigation is being handled by Green Lake County Sheriff's Department and also the Department of Justice-Division of Criminal Investigation. An internal investigation will be conducted once he is in custody. At this point he is not believed to be in the City of Waupun. The City of Waupun and its citizens are safe at this time.Please contact your local authorities if you have contact with him.
RICE LAKE, Wis. (AP) -- Barron County sheriff's officials say a police officer wanted for burglarizing a Green Lake restaurant has apparently stolen a second vehicle.
Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald says Waupun Officer Brad Young may have taken a 1996 white 4-door Nissan Maxima from a farm near Rice Lake. The sheriff's department issued a statewide alert for the vehicle with the license plate 480-HGK.
Fitzgerald says Young led deputies on a car chase Monday evening and fled on foot into some woods near Rice Lake. Homes in the area were temporarily evacuated.
The Green Lake County Sheriff's Department says the 43-year-old officer, dressed in camouflage, broke into Walkers Kollerville Restaurant in Green Lake about 1 a.m. Monday. A deputy chased the suspect and lost him in a cornfield. A pickup truck was stolen from a nearby residence about two hours later.
Green Lake Co. (Press Release) - In the early morning hours of Monday, August 5, 2013, the Walkers Kollerville Restaurant, Green Lake, was forcefully entered. A detection system alerted the owners of the restaurant who called the Green Lake County Sheriff's Office.
A Green Lake County Deputy arrived at Walkers, 1:03am, and during an exterior search of the building observed the suspect exit the restaurant and run into a cornfield. A foot chase ensued and the subject was lost in the cornfield. A perimeter was established and the Green Lake Area Combined Tactical Unit was called out. Area law enforcement assisted in the perimeter including a search dog from the Fond Du Lac Police Department.
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Due to the suspect being a local Wisconsin law enforcement officer, the Division of Criminal Investigation was called and will take over the investigative portion of this burglary and possibly others associated within the area. A Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources airplane ran air surveillance while attempts were made to locate the suspect.
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UPDATE: Barron County (WQOW) - An overnight search for a man considered armed in dangerous continues this morning in Barron County. According to the Barron County Sheriff, Chris Fitzgerald, the man they are searching for, 43 year old Brad Young, has not been apprehended.
The search has since been scaled back and now only the Barron County Sheriff's Department is on scene.
Young, from the Waupun area, is wanted by the Green Lake County Sheriff's Department for burglary and vehicle theft.
He was spotted in Barron County and led officers on a high speed chase, crashed into a wooded area and took off on foot.
Multiple SWAT teams and other law enforcement agencies were involved in the search Monday night but are no longer assisting at this time. Only the Barron County Sheriff's Department is still searching for Young.
The search is happening between Rice Lake and Cumberland in the area of 13 ½ Street and 23rd Avenue north of Highway 48 in Rice Lake. The Barron County Sheriff wants people to avoid the area and if you do see Young call 911.
The Barron County Sheriff's Department is following up with residents who may have seen anything suspicious.
Sheriff Fitzgerald says the area they're searching is a very heavily wooded area with large ravines and thick brush. There are also large culverts in the area making the search difficult.
Barron County (WQOW) - There is an intense search in Barron County for a law enforcement officer who is considered armed and dangerous.
Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald says Brad Young, a 43-year-old law enforcement officer from the Waupun area, is wanted by the Green Lake County Sheriff's Department for burglary and motor vehicle theft. He was spotted in Barron County on Monday and allegedly led officers on a high speed chase, crashed into a wooded area and took off.
Multiple SWAT teams and other law enforcement agencies are searching for him. They're between Rice Lake and Cumberland, concentrating on an area near 13 1/2 Street and 23rd Avenue. Sheriff Fitzgerald wants people to avoid the area, but call 911 if you see Young.
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For some reason, at least unknown to the mortal races, only certain races can learn the abilities of a paladin. Those were dwarves, humans, and then the space goats up in the sky. Not even high elves could be paladins and this often enraged certain high elves. This particular fact really adds to anyone wanting to RP a blood elf paladin. Being able to attain something that was previously unattainable to your race. Theoretically speaking, it may have been the race's arrogance, or perhaps that the intelligence/s (naaru?) behind the light denied them for some reason.


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Brooklyn, N.Y. • Deron Williams chooses to remember his first 438 games with Jerry Sloan more than the last one.
Nearly three years after a halftime dispute with Williams triggered Sloan's resignation, the Jazz will raise a banner in the coach's honor at EnergySolutions Arena during Friday's game with Golden State.
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In the Basilica of the Assumption of the Holy Virgin Mary there is a St Joseph Sanctuary and the miraculous picture of The Holy Family. There is the International St. Joseph Centre and a accomplished boys and men choir.
This late-gothic temple established from the foundation of Gniezno Archbishop Jarosław Skotnicki in 1353. Six years later it became a collegiate church. Since 1792 in late baroque style, it gained the shape of a three-aisled basilica. From the former church the presbytery and sacristy were left. There is s baroque picture of the Holy Family , which is surrounded with cult and recognized as miraculous, in St Joseph`s chapel. The collegiate church, one of five most important St Joseph`s cult centers in the World, is a destination of many pilgrimages. The main altar is decorated with a picture of Our Lady of Fire from the first half of the 14 th c. The most magnificent historical thing is a polyptych dating back to 1496. There is a chalice from 1363 – gift from King Casimir the Great, a Roman paten – a gift from Mieszko III, a gothic pax and late-gothic monstran. In the basement (from 1970) there is a chapel – monument in memory of the martyrdom of the Polish clergy in Dachau. Next to the church there is a classicist bell tower (ab. 1820). In 1978 Paul VI raised to a dignity of a Smaller Basilica. On June 4, 1997 John Paul prayed here.