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Dr Tara Beattie
James Weir Building
Tel : +44 (0)141 548 3437
Contributes to Undergraduate and Postgraduate teaching programmes:
- CL316 Environmental Engineering 1
- CL904 Waste Management and Landfill Design
- CL913 Public Health Studies
- CL914 Infection and Vector Control
- EV921 Water and Environmental Management
Research Interests
Ecology of Legionella species in compost environments
Legionnaires' disease is a severe pneumonia caused by Legionella, usually Legionella pneumophila associated with contaminated aerosols from water systems, e.g. air conditioning, water cooling towers. However, in recent years several cases of Legionnaires' disease in Scotland, caused by Legionella longbeachae have been linked to compost; most recently 4 cases occurring in Lothian have been reported in the media. The ecology of these organisms within compost is largely unknown.
Studies have included work on:
- the presence of Legionella species in compost commercially available in the UK. See Legionella spp. in UK composts – a potential public health issue
Compost microflora on BCYE agar
- the effect of greenhouse storage on Legionella survival in compost
- the influence of free-living amoeba, particularly Acanthamoeba species, on Legionella ecology
Scotland Chikhwawa Health Initiative 2013-2016
See Overview of the Scotland Chikhwawa Health Initiative 2013 - 2016
Scottish Government funding (2013-2016) will be used to implement a Healthy Settings Programme in the Chikhwawa district of Malawi. Healthy Settings aims to achieve healthy communities by not only addressing access to curative health services, but concentrating on the environmental, sociological and economic determinants for health in the home, school and work environments using a community led approach. The programme will be implemented in a cluster of 18 communities, 6 schools, 5 markets and a health centre in Chikhwawa to support the District Health Office to reduce risks to health in vulnerable communities.
This is in line with a key component of the Malawi Health Sector Strategic Plan (2011 – 2016) to address healthy settings as a means of reducing the incidence of disease at community level. It also reflects the approach SCHI have been developing and implementing for the last 7 years in Chikhwawa, where the focus has been on diarrhoeal disease and maternal health.
Community development through Healthy Settings has to come from the community itself and therefore the approach has to focus on supporting and facilitating a community profiling process and the development of action plans by community members to give local solutions to health issues. In doing so we hope to ensure sustained change and improvement.
The new programme, as with the previous programmes will have a strong integration with Chikhwawa District Health Office staff and the Ministry of Health throughout the implementation, and during monitoring and evaluation to ensure that the programme outputs and outcomes inform both the District and National development of this relatively new approach for Malawi. The programme will be managed in Scotland by Dr Tara K. Beattie and in Malawi by Dr Tracy Morse.
Ocular infection - specifically keratitis caused by the free-living protozoa Acanthamoeba, and the association with contact lenses; much of this work has focused on newer generation silicone hydrogel lenses.
Studies have included work on:
The majority of this work has been in collaboration with Professor Alan Tomlinson in the Department of Vision Sciences at Glasgow Caledonian University and Professor David Seal.
Other study areas include:
- collaborative work with staff from the National Centre For Prosthetics and Orthotics, Physics and Maths departments in the University of Strathclyde, investigating the impact micro-organisms have on the liners within prosthetic limbs.
- efficacy testing of povidone iodine as a prophylaxis during cataract surgery - this work involved lab studies and a clinical trial, collaborating with industry and the NHS
- investigation of bacterial contamination of enteral tube feeding systems, involving both laboratory studies investigating sources of enteral feeding system contamination, growth of bacteria in enteral feeds, and simulated ward studies on faulty handling of feeding systems, and clinical work investigating the incidence of feed contamination related to handling and feeding system design - studies involved collaboration with both industry and the NHS
- augmentation of tributyltin (TBT) bioremediation
Current Research Students
- Sandra Currie (primary supervisor) – Ecology of Legionella species in compost
- Sarah Rippon (secondary supervisor) - Measuring the Impact of Health Settings Approach in Malawi
- Neil Pratt (secondary supervisor) – Automated HACCP systems in small scale environments
- Ansley Kasambara (secondary supervisor) - Maternal Health Data Consitency and Management: A Longitudinal Study in Chikhwawa District
- Currie SL, Beattie TK, Knapp CW, Lindsay DSJ. Legionella spp. in UK composts – a potential public health issue. Clinical Microbiology and Infection 2013. DOI: 10.1111/1469-0691.12381
- Grimason AM, Morse TD, Beattie TK, Masangwi SJ, Jabu GC, Taulo SC, Lungu KK. Classification and quality of groundwater supplies in the Lower Shire Valley, Malawi – Part 1: Physico-chemical quality of borehole water supplies in Chikhwawa, Malawi. Water SA 2013; 39 (4): 563-572. doi.org/10.4314/wsa.v39i4.16
- Grimason AM, Beattie TK, Morse TD, Masangwi SJ, Jabu GC, Taulo SC, Lungu KK. Classification and quality of groundwater supplies in the Lower Shire Valley, Malawi – Part 2: Classification of borehole water supplies in Chikhwawa, Malawi. Water SA 2013; 39 (4): 573-582. doi.org/10.4314/wsa.v39i4.17
- Grimason AM, Masangwi SJ, Morse TD, Jabu GC, Beattie TK, Taulo SE, Lungu K. Knowledge, awareness and practice of the importance of hand-washing amongst children attending state run primary schools in rural Malawi. International Journal of Environmental Health Research 2013; DOI:10.1080/09603123.2013.782601
- Beattie TK, Tomlinson A, Seal DV, McFadyen AK. Salicylate inhibition of acanthamoebal attachment to contact lenses. Optometry and Vision Science; 2011; 88 (12): 1422-1432.
- Sakultantimetha A, Keenan HE, Beattie TK, et al. Bioremediation of tributyltin contaminated sediment. Chemosphere 2011; 83: 680-686.
- Sakultantimetha A, Keenan HE, Beattie TK, et al. Effects of organic nutrients and growth factors on biostimulation of tributyltin removal by sediment microorganisms and Enterobacter cloacae. Appl Microbiol Biot 2011; 90(1): 353-360.
- Sakultantimetha A, Keenan HE, Beattie TK, et al. Acceleration of tributyltin biodegradation by sediment microorganisms under optimized environmental conditions. Int Biodeter Biodegr 2010; 64: 467-473.
- Beattie TK, Tomlinson A. The effect of surface treatment of silicone hydrogel contact lenses on the attachment of Acanthamoeba castellanii trophozoites. Eye Contact Lens 2009; 35 (6): 316-319.
- Sakultantimetha A, Keenan HE, Dyer M, Beattie TK, Bangkedphol S, Songsasen A. Isolation of tributyltin-degrading bacteria Citrobacter braakii and Enterobacter cloacae from butyltin-polluted sediment. J ASTM International 2009; 6: 1-6
- Beattie TK, Tomlinson A, McFadyen AK. Attachment of Acanthamoeba to first- and second-generation silicone hydrogel contact lenses. Ophthalmology 2006; 113 (1); 117-125.
- Booton GC, Rogerson A, Bonilla TD, Seal DV, Kelly DJ, Beattie TK, Tomlinson A, Lares-Villa F, Fuerst PA, Byers TJ. Molecular and physiological evaluation of subtropical environmental isolates of Acanthamoeba spp., causal agent of Acanthamoeba Keratitis. Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology 2004; 51 (2): 92-200.
- Beattie TK, Seal DV, Tomlinson A. Efficacy of anti-neoplastic drugs against Acanthamoeba. Proceedings of the 10th International Meeting on the Biology & Pathogenicity of Free-Living Amoebae. Instituto Tecnológico De Sonora, Cuidad Obregon, Mexico, 2003; ISSN 0187-9613.
- Beattie TK, Seal DV, Tomlinson A, McFadyen AK & Grimason AM. Amoebicidal activity of multipurpose contact lens solutions using a Most Probable Number (MPN) enumeration technique. Journal of Clinical Microbiology 2003; 41: 2992-3000.
- Seal DV, Beattie TK, Tomlinson A, Fan D and Wong E. Acanthamoeba keratitis. British Journal of Ophthalmology 2003; 87: 516-517.
- Beattie TK, Tomlinson A & Seal DV. Surface treatment or material characteristic, the reason for the high level of Acanthamoebal attachment to silicone hydrogel contact lenses. Eye & Contact Lens: Science and Clinical Practice 2003; 29(1): S40-S43.
- Beattie TK, Tomlinson A, McFadyen AK, Seal DV & Grimason AM. Enhanced attachment of Acanthamoeba to extended-wear silicone hydrogel contact lenses: a new risk factor for infection? Ophthalmology 2003; 110: 765-771.
- Beattie TK, Tomlinson A & Seal DV. Anti-Acanthamoeba efficacy in contact lens disinfecting system. British Journal of Ophthalmology 2002; 86:1319-1320.
- Beattie TK & Anderton A. Decanting versus sterile pre-filled nutrient containers - the microbiological risks in enteral feeding. International Journal of Environmental Health Research 2001; 11: 81-93.
- Beattie TK & Anderton A. Microbiological evaluation of four enteral feeding systems which have been subjected to faulty handling procedures. Journal of Hospital Infection 1999; 42: 11-20.
- Beattie TK & Anderton A. Bacterial contamination of enteral feeding systems due to faulty handling procedures - a comparison of a new system with two established systems. Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics 1998; 11: 313-321.
- Beattie TK & Anderton A. Enteral feeding tube guidewire - another factor in the retrograde contamination of enteral feeding systems? Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics 1998; 11: 85-93.
- Beattie TK & Anderton A. Use of hand washing/gloves during enteral tube feeding system assembly/handling. PEN Lines 1997; 11: 6.
- Anderton A. & Beattie TK. Disinfection and cleaning of enteral tube feeding systems during assembly - results of a survey of practices. PEN Lines 1996; 9: 8.
- Beattie TK, Anderton A & White S. Aspiration (of gastric residuals) - a cause of bacterial contamination of enteral feeding systems? Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics 1996; 9: 105-115.
- Scotland Chikhwawa Health Initiative (SCHI) - Healthy Settings
Morse, Tracy (Co-investigator) Beattie, Tara (Principal Investigator)Period 01-May-2013 - 31-Mar-2016
- FAST (for accelerated sustainable transformations) microbes
Beattie, Tara (Academic)Period 01-Dec-2012 - 31-Mar-2013
- Bug-free prostheses: Reducing infection risk and improving reliability
Beattie, Tara (Co-investigator) Knapp, Charles (Co-investigator) Martin, Robert (Co-investigator) Meier, Margrit-Regula (Co-investigator) Sanchez, Marcelo (Co-investigator) Webb, Steven (Co-investigator) Lunn, Rebecca (Principal Investigator)Period 01-Nov-2009 - 30-Apr-2011


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The Rochester Police Department says a 23-year-old man is recovering Saturday after he was stabbed early in the morning.
News10NBC is told officers were dispersing bar crowds in the area of East Avenue and Alexander Street just before 3 a.m. when they received a report of a man who had been stabbed.
Police say they located the victim and he was taken by ambulance to Strong Memorial Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. At last update, he was listed in stable condition.
At this point, it's not clear what led up to the stabbing, but investigators say that several people were taken into custody for questioning at the scene. Two individuals were also arrested for attempting to interfere with the investigation.
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Time travellers: Bregie Heinen and Jablonski looked almost fit for the Regency period at times
… Honestly DM the best you could come up with is 'The Regency period'?
Darling, what ever shall we wear for the Zombie Apocalypse?
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Poor dresses and poor cakes!
… for once I'm actually at a loss for words.
Fourth quarter 19th century
c. 1880-99
The Met says: A rare example made from the heads and feathers of gulls, this accessory set represents the passion for using bird feathers and bird parts to decorate hats and other high-style fashion accessories in the 19th century. The practice ended in the early 20th century as birds were becoming extinct in order to supply the fashion industry. Even among examples from the period, this set stands out for its unusual design. The nestling of the two heads on the muff enhances the overall sense of warmth provided by the object, while the neckpiece draws attention to the wearer's own swan-like neck. A set like this would have been been worn by an elite member of society who could afford to be somewhat unconventional in her taste.
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Faculty News Archive
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Dr. Scott Baugh and Dr. Mike Schoenecke from the Department of English are recipients of a Scholarly Editing Award from the American Historical Association's Film and History League.
December 6, 2004
Team-Teaching English Professors Receive Innovative Course Award
In the Spring 2004 semester, Dr. Jenni Frangos and Dr. Cristobal Silva co-taught ENGL 3307 (18th Century British Literature) and ENGL 3323 (Early American Literature). The combined course, offering a transatlantic focus, was among the winners of the Innovative Course Design Competition of the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies.
November 23, 2004
Dr. Kirk St. Amant's essay, "International Online Workplaces: A Perspective for Management Education," has been published in The Cutting Edge of International Management Education, edited by Charles Wankel and Robert DeFillippi (Information Age Publishing, 2004).
November 11, 2004
Dr. Michael Borshuk's book, a revised version of his dissertation ("Swinging the Vernacular: Jazz and African American Modernist Literature"), has been accepted for publication by Routledge. Dr. Borshuk is a new assistant professor in the Department of English.
November 9, 2004
Dr. Jacqueline Kolosov-Wenthe's latest chapbook, Why Plant Bougainvillea, has been accepted for publication in 2005 by Finishing Line Press. Dr. Kolosov-Wenthe is a new assistant professor in the Department of English.
November 9, 2004
Dr. Rich Rice, Assistant Professor of English, and nine students in ENGL 3360 and IS 1100 visited 5th grade classes at Tubbs Elementary and McWhorter Elementary on November 4 in an outreach effort related to the book entitled Wiley's Way: El Camino de Wiley.
November 5, 2004
Dr. Ann Daghistany, Associate Professor of English, has received Mortar Board's Outstanding Faculty Award. Congratulations!
November 3, 2004
Several TTU faculty, including Drs. Sean Grass, Mary Jane Hurst, and Marjean Purinton from the Department of English, participated in the recent meeting of the South Central Modern Language Association in New Orleans as presenters, session chairs, and executive officers. TTU's English Department is a Charter Member of SCMLA.
November 2, 2004
New Assistant Professor in English Publishes Co-Edited Collection
Dr. Kirk St. Amant, a new assistant professor in the Technical Communication program, is co-editor of Internet Based Workplace Communication: Industry and Academic Applications (Information Science Publishing, 2004).
October 18, 2004
Dr. Feisal Mohamed, Assistant Professor of English, will have his article "Confronting Religious Violence: Milton's Samson Agonistes" published in the March 2005 issue of PMLA (Publications of the Modern Language Association), which many consider the top journal of English professors in the United States.
September 30, 2004
Congratulations to Dr. Sean Grass, Department of English, and to Dr. Gretchen Adams, Department of History, whose proposals have been selected to represent Texas Tech in the National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipend competition. A number of excellent proposals were submitted this year, making the selection duties of Texas Tech's Humanities Council most difficult.
September 23, 2004
Ann Hawkins of the Department of English and Bruce Cammack of the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library have been awarded $15,000 in funding from the Helen Jones Foundation for a traveling exhibit in public education on the history of the book.
September 20, 2004
Top Faculty, Staff, and Students Inducted into Phi Kappa Phi
The TTU Chapter of the honorary society Phi Kappa Phi inducted four faculty and staff members and 200 students at a ceremony and banquet on April 15. Carolyn Kennedy, an outstanding graduate student and the Executive Administrative Associate to the Provost, was inducted and recognized for her contributions to the academic mission of the university. Dr. Ann Daghistany from the Department of English, Dr. Judy Oskam from the School of Mass Communications, and Dr. Padhu Seshaiyer from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics were inducted and recognized for their outstanding teaching and scholarship and for their generous service on behalf of the academic mission of the university. Undergraduate student Andy Ray Terrel received a scholarship from the local chapter and was also announced as the recipient of a scholarship from the National Phi Kappa Phi Society.
April 16, 2004
Faculty Convocation Honors Numerous Arts and Sciences Faculty
The College of Arts and Sciences was well-represented at the Faculty Convocation on April 6. Dr. Hafid Gafaiti was named Paul Whitfield Horn Professor. The Department of English won the Teaching Academy's Departmental Excellence in Teaching Award. Dr. Anthony Qualin and Dr. Carl Seaquist received the President's Excellence in Teaching Award. Dr. Clyde Martin received the President's Academic Achievement Award. Dr. Brian McFadden and Dr. William Gray received the Alumni Association New Faculty Award. Dr. David Knaff received the Barnie E. Rushing, Jr. Faculty Distinguished Research Award. Dr. Bruce Daniels received the Outstanding Researcher Award. All of the President's Book Awards went to Arts and Sciences faculty: Dr. Patricia Pelley, Dr. Lewis Held, and Dr. Kent Rylander. Dr. Patricia Pelley and Dr. Todd Anderson were recognized for having won the Chancellor's Distinguished Research Award. Dr. James Reckner was recognized for having won the Faculty Distinguished Leadership Award. Dr. Dominick Casadonte was recognized for having won the Spencer A. Wells Award for Creativity in Teaching. Dr. Colleen Fitzgerald was recognized for having won the Gloria Lyerla Memorial Library Research Travel Grant. Congratulations to all!
April 12, 2004
The novels of Dr. Stephen Jones, assistant professor of English, were the subject of two presentations on Friday, April 9, at the 26th annual meeting of the American Culture Association in San Antonio.
April 9, 2004
Dr. Connie Kuriyama, Professor of English, has been awarded the Roma Gill Prize (given biennially by the Marlowe Society of America) for her book entitled _Christopher Marlowe: A Renaissance Life_ (Cornell UP, 2002).
March 22, 2004
Dr. Colleen Fitzgerald, assistant professor of English, is a 2004 recipient of the Gloria Lyerla Library Memorial Fund Research Travel Grant.
February 25, 2004
Brian McFadden to Receive Alumni Association New Faculty Award
Dr. Brian McFadden, assistant professor of English, is a 2004 recipient of the Alumni Association New Faculty Award. Dr. McFadden teaches Old English Literature, Middle English Literature, and the History of the English Language. He is also a specialist in the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien.
February 24, 2004
A letter to the editor from Dr. Brian McFadden of the Department of English has been published in the Winter 2004 _Key Reporter_, the newsletter of the Phi Beta Kappa Society. Dr. McFadden's letter provides information about English spelling and the history of English.
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Smoky Mountain DockDogs is nestled in the foothills of East Tennessee. The club primarily practices in Knoxville area which was named one of the Pet Friendliest Communities in the United States. Smoky Mountain DockDogs is still a small tight knit group of dog lovers which which enjoys hosting events as well as traveling to other DockDogs events. We hold practice every other Saturday so stay tuned to the calendar on the website for more information.
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While we're in for a slight cool off this weekend, there are a lot of families in need of a little help to keep their homes cool.
According to the Salvation Army, hundreds of people in our area need some relief from the heat.
So, the Salvation Army is collecting fans to help those in need.
"We're calling on the community to help other people beat the heat in this hot summer temperature down here in southern missouri that we as a new couple to the area are getting used to as well, we're hoping that others in the community will help us help others to beat the heat. throughout the summer we are expecting over 300 people by the end of the summer that will need fans and we don't have any fans right now," said Captains Ronnie and Brigette Amick with the Salvation Army.
If you'd like to donate fans or money to buy fans, you can do that at the salvation army building on Good Hope in Cape Girardeau.
They're open Monday through Friday from 9 to 4.
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Back in 1991, InfoWorld's then Editor in Chief Stewart Alsop predicted the plug would be pulled on the last mainframe in five years.
Oops. Eight years after their forecasted demise, mainframes today host, by most estimates, the majority of business transactions and enterprise data. IBM, which now enjoys a virtual monopoly on big iron, sold $6.8 billion's worth in 2003, a year that saw sales of IBM zSeries mainframes (whose top-end models go by the nickname "T-Rex") jump 33 percent.
Why do dinosaurs thrive even when their MIPS, memory, and storage cost magnitudes more than those of Unix or Windows servers? Decades of capital investment, monumental reliability, and mind-blowing switching costs are the usual explanations. But the most compelling reason of all is mainframe applications, most written in Cobol or PL/I, have amassed enormous business value.
Brian Safron, program manager of enterprise transformation at IBM, likes to talk about the "incredible depth of business knowledge" embedded in mainframe applications.
"When you try to reproduce [on another platform] an application that has captured 10 or 15 or even five years of business logic … you're going to go through several years of pain just to get the [new] application back up to the point where it was," Safron says.
Rather than retire big iron, enterprises seem more intent than ever on disseminating the core business value that Safron extols to a wider audience -- and a wave of new legacy integration technologies has arrived to do just that. Today, as companies draw up plans for SOAs (service-oriented architectures) that treat applications as reusable services, mainframes promise to play a central role. But the key is in selecting the right integration tools for exposing mainframe-derived services.
That selection is no easy task, according to Jake Freivald, marketing director at integration software provider iWay. "Most vendors have a particular view of things because they do a certain type of thing really well and they don't do the other things very well. And that's a real problem," Freivald warns. "People don't understand the range of options that are open to them due to vendor hype."
Going Through the Front Door
One of the least-hyped options is also the quickest and easiest to implement: deploying software that emulates a 3270 mainframe terminal and rolls mainframe apps into Web apps. The most primitive variant, where the software scrapes 3270 green screens and pops them into the browser, has been around since the mid-'90s. But new tools from companies such as WRQ and NetManage are taking this approach to a new level.
Benoit Lheureux, a Gartner research director, notes that the terminal emulation approach is mostly foolproof. "It doesn't matter how freaking old the application is," Lheureux says. "If there's a 3270 stream you can tap into it and use it for input and output." In addition, he says, it's nonintrusive: Mainframe personnel don't need to be involved in development, and all the business rules baked into the mainframe application that protect the database remain in effect. The downsides are performance limitations and "brittleness" -- if a mainframe app changes without warning, any apps that depend on the 3270 connection break.


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It seems easy: collect data, process data, publish data, and everyone becomes better informed and wiser. It's seductive, and it was clear listening to President Barack Obama and Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) that both are under data's spell when it comes to budget-busting higher education. But the main college problem isn't a shortage of useful information -- it's massive federal student aid discouraging its use.
With the recent revelations of a prominent scientist using dirty tricks against global-warming skeptics, the overheated climate debate has taken another ugly turn. Worse, the scandal reveals that our children's minds may be the newest battleground in the unending global warming war.
If you look just at dollar signs or rhetoric to measure the education success of Barack Obama's first one-hundred days, then the President should get an A. Base it on meaningful reform, however, and he'd be lucky to get a passing grade.
President Obama is famously tough to pin down on a lot of issues. So how much of what he said in his widely praised education address a few days ago can we believe heralds true change, and how much was really just savvy politics?
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Houston Nutt: "Mr. Overconservative, Egotistical Football Coach"
10/18/07 in NCAAF | CriticalFanatic | respect
The hits keep coming for Houston Nutt. A real men of genius spoof right on the spot for Arkansas' finest. Just run it up the middle!
Who's going to last longest: Bill Callahan, Dennis Franchione or Nutt? It's a three man sprint to the finish line right now.


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Shooting Investigation in Albany, KY
Date of News Release 05/11/05
(Columbia, KY) - The Kentucky State Police Post at Columbia is investigating a shooting that occurred approximately 7 ½ miles north of Albany, KY on the Indian Creek Road.
Harry Morris McMillion, Jr., age 57, was shot and transported from the scene by helicopter to the University of Kentucky Medical Center.
After the suspect vehicle was located approximately 3 miles north of Albany, KY on US 127, a search was conducted with the assistance of numerous agencies. Daniel Towe was located hiding in a barn. Mr. Towe was arrested without incident and lodged in the Clinton County Jail on the charge of Assault 1st Degree.
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PISCATAWAY, NJ – Rutgers junior Cappie Pondexter (Chicago, IL) has been named one of 30 preseason candidates for the Naismith Women's College Basketball National Player-of-the-Year Award.
The 5-9 All-American has already named a preseason candidate for the 2003-2004 Women's Wooden Award and the State Farm Wade Trophy, was named to the Street & Smith's Preseason All-America High Honorable Mention List, and was a unanimous selection to the Preseason All-BIG EAST Conference First Team. Picked as one of the nation's top five point guards by ESPN.com, she led Rutgers with 18.3 points and 4.9 assists per game during her rookie campaign, adding 5.1 rebounds per contest to rank second for the Scarlet Knights. An honorable-mention Associated Press and Kodak/WBCA All-American as well as the 2003 BIG EAST Rookie of the Year, Pondexter also was the first rookie in conference history to earn a spot on the All-BIG EAST First Team. One of 12 finalists for the Nancy Lieberman Award, which honors the top point guard in Division I women's basketball, she was a member of the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team. This past summer, she helped lead the United States to a gold medal at the FIBA World Championship for Young Women in Sibenik, Croatia. One of the team's co-captains as well as the starting point guard this summer, Pondexter has spent the last four summers playing with the 21-and-under U.S. team.
Rutgers, ranked 17th in the ESPN/USA Today Preseason Top 25 Coaches Poll, will play its second and final exhibition Sunday, Nov. 9, when the Scarlet Knights host the NWBL Elite at 2:00 p.m. The 2003-2004 season will officially begin on Friday, Nov. 14, when RU hosts St. Peter's in the first round of the Preseason WNIT at 7:30 p.m.
Naismith Women's College Basketball National Player-of-the-Year Award Preseason Candidates
Seimone Augustus, 6-1 So. G, LSU
Jacqueline Batteast, 6-2 Jr. F, Notre Dame
Alana Beard, 5-11 Jr. G/F, Duke
Jenni Benningfield, 6-3 Jr. F, Vanderbilt
Tera Bjorklund, 6-5 Jr. C, Colorado
Rebekkah Brunson, 6-3 Sr. F, Georgetown
Jamie Carey, 5-6 Sr. G, Texas
Shameka Christon, 6-1 Sr. F, Arkansas
Shyra Ely, 6-2 Jr. F, Tennessee
Trina Frierson, 6-2 Sr. F, Louisiana Tech
Ebony Hoffman, 6-2 Sr., USC
Temeka Johnson, 5-3 Sr. G, LSU
Chandi Jones, 5-10 Sr. F/G, Houston
Kelly Mazzante, 6-0 Sr. G, Penn State
Loree Moore, 5-9 Jr. G, Tennessee
Nicole Ohlde, 6-4 Sr. C, Kansas State
Jia Perkins, 5-8 Sr. G, Texas Tech
Cappie Pondexter, 5-9 Jr. G, Rutgers
Nicole Powell, 6-2 Sr. G, Stanford
Heather Schreiber, 6-2 Jr. F, Texas
Stacy Stephens, 6-1 Sr. C, Texas
Ann Strother, 6-2 So. G, Connecticut
Diana Taurasi, 6-0 Sr. G/F, Connecticut
Christi Thomas, 6-5 Sr. F/C, Georgia
Iciss Tillis, 6-4 Sr. F, Duke
Kendra Wecker, 5-11 Sr. F, Kansas State
Lindsay Whalen, 5-8 Sr. G, Minnesota
Tan White, 5-8 Jr. G, Mississippi State
Shereka Wright, 5-10 Sr. F, Purdue
Tanisha Wright, 5-11 Jr. G, Penn State


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Gerard pulled the car up a road too early.
"Er why are you stopping here?" Mya said confused.
"I wanna make sure your ready to do this…" Gerard said sounding quite unsure.
Maybe it was him that wasn't ready not Mya.
"I'm more then ready. If I wasn't then do you think I'd be here right now?" Mya said grabbing Gerard's hand off the steering wheel.
"Er no." Gerard said looking away.
Mya was puzzled; Gerard didn't seem so positive anymore about going ahead with everything.
"What's wrong?" She said openly.
"Nothing." Gerard said, still looking the other way.
"Yes there is! Tell me…please Gerard." Mya said tightening the grip on his hand.
"I'm just a little nervous about all of this…I haven't even thought of what I'm going to say!" He said with his voice raised sounding squeaky.
"And you think I have?" She said. "Gerard this won't be easy, you should know that, but she has to know and we have to tell her."
"Yeah I do know, I just need to think…"
"About what exactly?!" She said starting to loose her temper. "About whether you've made the right decision or not, because I've heard this once before!"
Gerard came across like he wasn't bother, like he didn't care; did he mean it?
"If your gonna start a argument then don't bother because right now I'm not in the mood."
"And I am? No, I'm not under any stress here either am I? No, I'm just pregnant with your baby and about to go and reveal to your wife your leaving her because your cheating but no, no way am I stressed or anything."
Gerard lost it; "Just fucking shut up!"
Mya just stared at him, she hated it when he was like this. She didn't bother to even answer him, she just simply turned her head and looked out of the car window.
A couple of minutes had gone by and the car was still in complete silence. Finally Gerard decided to speak up.
"Look, I wanna just get this over and done with. I'm only being like this because well I don't know. It's difficult, even though your in the same situation it kinda feels as though your not if you get me? I just need this over and done with…" He said grabbing her hand.
"I know what you mean, but come on Gee, lighten up a bit. I mean just think after this your gonna be happier! Your gonna start a new life! You'll have me and the baby…"
Gerard let go off her hand, Mya thought he was pissed off again after what she said; but why?!
"I know, and I can't wait but it's not that simple!"
"Why isn't it? We're gonna go in there and tell her, then it's over and done with!"
Gerard groaned; "Stop making it sound like it's that simple; it's not! Yeah maybe telling her will take a lot of relief off the situation but then you have everything else to deal with!"
"We can get through that though!" Mya said trying to back her argument up.
"Well yeah we might be able to but it's hard! I have to give up my house, maybe even having to sell it which isn't easy. Then there's the divorce to think about, and that can be stressing enough but then there's the biggest problem; the baby…"
"Well I'm here to help you, and I know that the whole thing with the baby won't be the easiest of things but together we can get through this!"
"I hope so…anyway; are you ready?" Gerard said smiling.
Mya knew he was confident and back to the normal Gerard.
"Of course I am, sure you are?"
She wondered why she just asked that. He was making it pretty obvious to her that he was ready, but I suppose she had to check.
"I'm ready, very ready infact." He said smiling even bigger; "I love you…"
Well Mya wasn't expecting that. She thought how weird their relationship was actually, one minute they were arguing like hell and the next they we're all lovie dovie, but then again she wouldn't change it for the world; I mean right now he was the most important thing in her life.
"You know I love you too" She smiled.
"Yay!" Gerard said in a little kiddie voice as he started the car back up.
Mya just laughed.
In under 5 minutes they were outside Gerard's house.
Mya remembered it, she remembered all the times she come here, for all those secret "meetings". Then she thought to herself on how she won't be doing that no more. All the lies will be dead, everything will be honest from now on; Gerard, Mya and the baby.
"Come on then." Gerard said, opening Mya's door.
She smiled back; "Can't believe we're finally doing this! In a evil way I kinda feel good! Your gonna be mine!"
"Yes, yes I am!" He giggled.
As they walked up the drive Mya felt a little knot inside, she wasn't worried though, she was looking forward to this. Looking forward to getting it over and done with.
Gerard knocked at the door, after realising he'd forgotten his keys.
They waited for a couple of minutes.
Finally she answered…
Irina was sobbing and just threw herself at Gerard.
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York City Knights 12 - 32 Swinton Lions
The York City Knights gave a poor show for the Premier Sports cameras on Sunday afternoon as they suffered a sixth consecutive league defeat to the Swinton Lions at Leigh Sports Village on Sunday.
The Knights failed to produce a similar performance to one that saw them gain a comfortable victory over the Lions in the Northern Rail Cup in February, demonstrating signs that indicate that confidence is low at the Huntington Stadium. Another error-ridden display saw Chris Thorman's men fall behind 18-8 at the interval thanks to two tries from Tom Armstrong, Adam Higson and Kevin Penny, in addition to two conversions from Gavin Dodd, against replies from James Ford and George Elliott. But despite increased pressure in the second half, errors again took their toll again on the knights as further tries from Higson and Martin Ainscough and two further conversions from Dodd dwarfed York's solitary effort, which came from Elliott's second try.
Despite the scoreline, the Knights did show some encouraging signs; for example, they dominated territory and moreover look to have a real gem on their hands in dual registered half back Ben Johnston, who gave glimpses of his immense talent. Thorman and his players will be hoping that this promise soon translates into points.
The round's other fixtures saw a thriller at the Don Valley Stadium, where the boot of Martyn Ridyard proved to be the difference between the Sheffield Eagles and the Leigh Centurions as the latter ran out 34-32 winners. Featherstone suffered a heavy 60-12 defeat to Halifax; with their Challenge Cup heroics seemingly taking its toll. Dewsbury Rams regined supreme in the local derby with the Keighley, running out 29-22 victors, while the Batley Bulldogs registered a convincing 48-0 win over the struggling Hunslet Hawks.
Things don't get any easier for the Knights as they once again welcome the Sheffield Eagles to the Huntington Stadium on Thursday night, kick off 7.30pm. The Eagles may find themselves in a lowly seventh place, but that does not mean that they are a forced to be reckoned with, having already defeated the Knights heavily twice this season, most recently in the Challenge Cup 50-12 three weeks ago. For those who cannot make it to the ground, the game is live on Premier Sports.


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I love pinterest.
You know that moment when its 6 in the morning, your toes are cold and your wife has stolen all your socks?
Neither does Duncan but that will soon change.
My plans for world domination and sock stealing will soon come to fruition.
Muah hah hah hah!
It's the truth.
Although Duncan burps MUCH louder than I do for the most part.
Every time I don't feel like myself my hair is the first thing to go.
I don't know, maybe it's about my self expression though I already have my art for that. What I think it's really about is control. I hate to say it but sometimes cutting my hair is just about making myself feel as if I can make decisions too.
It happens on a pretty regular basis where I work. It always makes my day better.
Because I am hooked on Penny Arcade's Strip Search.
#ElimComic #StripSearch
Based on real life events…
Trying out a new style…
So, it's come to this.
Poop jokes.
Hey guys… It's writers block and I started a new job and now that I have acclimated it's time to get back to comic-ing. Sorry There was no comic this week. I've been in a time-space-anomaly-shlump… I've found my way back. Thanks for being patient with me.
Ever put off doing housework?
Of course you haven't.
Neither have I!
Lookit that. We are such wonderful people.
Turns out I have put off a lot of housework this week.
I started a new job and I love it but I also wish I had all that time back so I could go back to properly procrastinating on doing chores.