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On newsstands nationwide August 24, the September 2010 issue of VOGUE features Halle Berry on the cover. After a three year silence, the Academy Award-winning actress opens up to writer Jonathan Van Meter about being a mom to two-year-old daughter Nahla and her breakup with Nahla's father, Gabriel Aubry.
On her relationship and breakup with Gabriel Aubry:
"It's just that you realize you are not meant to go the distance with everybody," she says. "We were meant to bring this amazing little person into the world. And I think that's why we came together. And because of that, we are going to be together forever, all three of us. We are a family until we are not here anymore." To view the full story visit here
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Immunoglobulin A (IgA) nephropathy (also known as Berger disease) was first described by Berger and Hinglais in 1968. IgA nephropathy is characterized by predominant IgA deposition in the glomerular mesangium. Long-term follow-up data illustrated that some patients with IgA nephropathy progress to end-stage renal disease (ESRD).[1] IgA nephropathy is the most common cause of glomerulonephritis in the world.[2, 3]
IgA nephropathy is highly variable, both clinically and pathologically. Clinical features range from asymptomatic hematuria to rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis (RPGN). IgA nephropathy is most often associated with microscopic hematuria or recurrent macroscopic hematuria, and spontaneously resolving acute renal failure can occur. The condition can sometimes lead to chronic kidney disease as well. Pathologically, a spectrum of glomerular lesions can be seen, but mesangial proliferation with prominent IgA deposition is observed in almost all biopsies.
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Light microscopy of a glomerulus from a patient with immunoglobulin A nephropathy showing increased mesangial matrix and cellularity.
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Immunofluorescence microscopy demonstrating large mesangial immunoglobulin A (IgA) deposits diagnostic of IgA nephropathy.
Although IgA nephropathy is a limited nonsystemic renal disease, many systemic diseases are sporadically associated with mesangial IgA deposition. Henoch-Schönlein purpura (HSP), a systemic illness, has been closely linked to IgA nephropathy. Other systemic diseases in which mesangial deposits of IgA are regularly observed include systemic lupus erythematosus, hepatitis, dermatitis herpetiformis, and ankylosing spondylitis.
In a retrospective study of 146 patients with IgA nephropathy, Walsh et al investigated the efficacy of using the histopathologic features of this condition as prognostic indicators for primary outcome (defined in the study as a composite of doubling of serum creatinine levels, end-stage renal disease, or death). Employing a median follow-up period of 5.8 years and using multivariable models adjusted for clinical characteristics, the authors determined that interstitial fibrosis, glomerular sclerosis, and crescent formation independently predicted adverse outcomes in the study's patients. They also noted that an increased risk for progressive IgA nephropathy arose from even a relatively small amount of interstitial fibrosis.[4]
The pathogenesis of IgA nephropathy remains incompletely understood.[5] The characteristic pathologic findings by immunofluorescence microscopy of granular deposits of IgA and complement 3 (C3) in the glomerular mesangium suggest that this disease is the result of the deposition of circulating immune complexes leading to the activation of the complement cascade.
Deposited IgA is predominantly polymeric IgA1, which is mainly derived from the mucosal immune system. The association of some cases of IgA nephropathy with syndromes that affect the respiratory tract or gastrointestinal tract, such as celiac disease, led to the suggestion that IgA nephropathy is a disease of the mucosal immune system. This concept is also supported by the clinical observation that hematuria worsens during or after upper respiratory tract or gastrointestinal tract infections.
The role of the complement system in the pathogenesis of IgA nephropathy is controversial. While IgA antibodies cannot activate complement through the classic pathway, studies have shown that complement can be activated by the alternate pathway.
IgA in the mesangium is likely to be deposited from the circulation as IgA-containing immune complexes. This hypothesis is supported by the high recurrence rate of IgA nephropathy in renal transplant recipients who have IgA nephropathy and, conversely, by the disappearance of the deposits from donor kidneys with IgA nephropathy when transplanted into donors without the disease. Furthermore, the mesangial pattern of IgA deposits suggests that circulating IgA complexes are responsible for the disease.
Serum IgA levels are elevated in approximately half of patients with IgA nephropathy, but that increase is unlikely to play a role in the pathogenesis of the disease, as markedly elevated IgA levels are observed in patients with AIDS who do not have IgA nephropathy. However, IgA is probably accumulated and deposited because of a systemic abnormality rather than a defect intrinsic to the kidney.
Distribution of IgA nephropathy varies in different geographic regions throughout the world. The condition accounts for about 10% of biopsies performed for glomerular disease in the United States. Prevalence rates are lower in the United States compared to Asian countries. These lower rates may be influenced by a conservative approach by nephrologists in the United States who are reluctant to perform renal biopsies in asymptomatic patients with only mild abnormalities on urinalyses.
IgA nephropathy is observed in up to 40% of all biopsies performed for glomerular disease in Asia, compared to 20% in Europe and 10% in North America. High prevalence rates are observed in Singapore, Japan, Australia, Hong Kong, Finland, and southern Europe, whereas low prevalence rates are the rule in the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States.
In Asia, routine urinalyses are performed for schoolchildren, and renal biopsies are performed for patients with asymptomatic hematuria, thus raising the reported prevalence of the disease.
This disorder is thought to follow a benign course in most cases. However, many patients are at risk for slow progression to ESRD, which develops in approximately 15% of patients by 10 years and 20% by 20 years, though these percentages depend on how the disease is defined.
IgA nephropathy is more common in whites and Asians and is rare in blacks, both in the United States and in Africa. The condition is frequently observed in American Indians of the Zuni and Navajo tribes.
IgA nephropathy is more common in males than in females. Virtually all studies show a male predominance of at least 2:1, with reported ratios of up to 6:1. The higher male predilection is observed in white patients in northern Europe and the United States.
IgA nephropathy can affect all ages but is most common in the second and third decades of life. Eighty percent of patients are aged 16-35 years at the time of diagnosis. The condition is uncommon in children younger than 10 years.
Two common presentations of patients with IgA nephropathy are episodic gross hematuria and persistent microscopic hematuria. Recurrent macroscopic hematuria, usually associated with an upper respiratory tract infection, or, less often, gastroenteritis is the most frequent clinical presentation and is observed in 40-50% of presenting patients. In 30-40% of patients, the disease is asymptomatic, with erythrocytes (RBCs), RBC casts, and proteinuria discovered on urinalysis. Patients with IgA nephropathy can also present with acute or chronic renal failure.
A minority of patients have hypertension; otherwise, physical examination findings in patients with IgA nephropathy are usually unremarkable.
Most cases of IgA nephropathy are idiopathic, but the onset or exacerbation of the disease is often preceded by a respiratory tract infection. Association with some bacteria, such as Haemophilus parainfluenzae, has been reported. A variety of other disorders have also been linked with IgA nephropathy, as discussed below.
The most common light microscopy findings are focal or, more often, diffuse mesangial proliferation and extracellular matrix expansion (as seen in the image below). Morphology can range from normal to moderate or severe intracapillary or extracapillary proliferative lesions. While some patients have IgA deposits on immunofluorescence and little or no change by light microscopy, a few patients have segmental necrotizing lesions with crescent formation due to extensive disruption of the capillaries. Occasionally, patients have focal glomerular sclerosis indistinguishable from focal segmental glomerulosclerosis on light microscopy. A number of other findings can be observed in advanced disease, including interstitial fibrosis, tubular atrophy, and vascular sclerosis. These findings can be helpful prognostic tools in patients with IgA nephropathy.
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Light microscopy of a glomerulus from a patient with immunoglobulin A nephropathy showing increased mesangial matrix and cellularity.
Electron microscopy shows mesangial hypercellularity and increased mesangial matrix. The important finding is electron-dense deposits in the mesangium, such as those in the image below, but deposits in the subendothelial and subepithelial region of the glomerular capillary wall are found in a minority of patients, especially those with more severe disease.
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Electron microscopy showing large dark mesangial deposits.
Immunofluorescence findings are the pathologic hallmark of this disease. IgA is deposited in a diffuse granular pattern in the mesangium (as seen in the image below) and occasionally in the capillary wall. Immunoglobulin G (IgG)4 may accompany IgA, and C3 is often present.
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Immunofluorescence microscopy demonstrating large mesangial immunoglobulin A (IgA) deposits diagnostic of IgA nephropathy.
IgA nephropathy is a common cause of glomerulonephritis. Although it is a benign disease in most patients, chronic renal failure and ESRD occur in about 20-40% of patients within 20 years of presentation. Currently, no cure exists for IgA nephropathy, but therapies that can delay the onset of need for dialysis and transplantation are available. Current recommendations include the following:
Patients should be seen by a nephrologist.
Currently, no cure exists for IgA nephropathy. However, therapies that can delay the onset of need for dialysis and transplantation are available. Hypertension should be treated early and aggressively. ACE inhibitors are the antihypertensives of choice.
Clinical Context: Prevents conversion of angiotensin I to angiotensin II, which is a potent vasoconstrictor. Also causes lower aldosterone secretion, thus reducing systemic and glomerular capillary pressure.
Comparative studies show ACE inhibitors are more effective than other antihypertensives (ie, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers) in reducing blood pressure and proteinuria, protecting renal function, and delaying onset of ESRD.
Clinical Context: Nonpeptide angiotensin II receptor antagonist that blocks the vasoconstrictor and aldosterone-secreting effects of angiotensin II. May induce a more complete inhibition of the renin-angiotensin system than ACE inhibitors, do not affect the response to bradykinin, and are less likely to be associated with cough and angioedema. For patients unable to tolerate ACE inhibitors.
Reduce blood pressure and proteinuria, protect renal function, and delay onset of ESRD.
Clinical Context: Immunosuppressant for treating autoimmune disorders. Decreases inflammation by reducing capillary permeability and suppressing PMN activity. Stabilizes lysosomal membranes and suppresses lymphocyte and antibody production.
Prednisone should be used in patients with nephrotic syndrome and minimal histologic findings. When treated with corticosteroids, patients with proteinuria and preserved renal function (ie, CrCl >70 mL/min) have shown significant delay of disease progression compared to patients not receiving corticosteroids.
Clinical Context: May be of benefit by decreasing mediators of glomerular injury and decreasing platelet aggregation.
Orphan drug indicated for treatment of IgA nephropathy. Used in patients with proteinuria and decreased renal function.
Clinical Context: Cyclic polypeptide that suppresses some humoral activity. Chemically related to nitrogen mustards. Activated in the liver to its active metabolite, 4-hydroxycyclophosphamide, which alkylates the target sites in susceptible cells in an all-or-none type reaction. As an alkylating agent, the mechanism of action of the active metabolites may involve cross-linking of DNA, which may interfere with growth of normal and neoplastic cells.
Biotransformed by cytochrome P-450 system to hydroxylated intermediates that break down to active phosphoramide mustard and acrolein. Interaction of phosphoramide mustard with DNA considered cytotoxic.
When used in autoimmune diseases, mechanism of action is thought to involve immunosuppression due to destruction of immune cells via DNA cross-linking.
In high doses, affects B cells by inhibiting clonal expansion and suppression of production of immunoglobulins. With long-term low-dose therapy, affects T cell functions.
Cyclophosphamide is used in nonmalignant renal diseases for its immunosuppressive effects.


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The Flying Winger
It had to happen sometime and at least we didn't lose.
More teams will make it harder for us from now and it is a timely reminder for all how hard the final run is going to be.
Shame for such a big crowd no to see a win but there you go.
Change of tactics may be needed in the next few weeks so will be interesting to see how we move forward from today.
All credit to Shrewsbury.
Mountain Wolf
I agree with everything you've said and hope that the lads' confidence hasn't taken too much of a knock. Even the South Bank seemed not quite at its best although many attempts were made to fire up an atmosphere. On the plus side we were warm and dry. It's been a long time since that happened.
Stearmans overhead kick
Spot on flying winger. The bottom six teams will be taking points off the top six teams from now up until the end of the season without a doubt.This happens in all divisions coming towards the end of the season. I posted on here a few weeks ago that this usually happens around Easter time though .It happened also when we was winning for fun the last time we were in this division, Agree, the change of tactics will have to be considered by Kenny. To combat a few stubborn well organized defensive displays like witnessed today.They come not to get beat and done it very well. But don't forget these got a home draw against Brentford a couple of weeks ago and could have won it in the last minute. We have all been spoiled recently but be prepared for the spoilers to give us more of what we have witnessed today. Even this won't stop us winning the division though.
Totally agree with you, Flying Winger.
Bruce, Trinidad
Agree we are going to get a lot of this from opposing teams. Over the years we always seem to disappoint big crowds. Let's hope this is just a minor hiccup.
It had to end at some point, pity it was at home against a side we should beat , but it's another point and on another day the chances would of been converted. Fair play to the Shrews, they stuck to their game plan.
Let the band wagon roll on to Crawley, the 2 games in hand are going to be massive, win them and it should be promotion.
Chins up, move on.
It will all end glorious.
We did,nt loose ! 10 games unbeaten , look on the bright side of life, it ain,t to bad UTW
Ronnie Allen
good luck with o levels....
Thanks for the grammar lesson, my fingers to big for phone UTW
Ronnie Allen
Solid, but let's not get nervous.
Nine wins in a row Plus a Drawer =10 games unbeaten on this run of games . Is that better UTW
Its always hard when smaller teams park the bus infront of the bigger ones, but at least its a point, and we all know how far a point can go when the league is so tight at the top.
Main thing now is our heads dont drop and we get back to winning ways asap, still top of the league, still got the best defensive record in the league and were still favourites for the title, so any doom mongers waiting for this result, keep your critism to yourself.
Jack the Hat
You should know all about small clubs parking the bus, we used to have a hard time getting round yours.
Stearmans overhead kick
Shouldn't you be down the scrapyard with your Spanish flag Jack sorting your own clapped out bus Jack?
Jack the Hat
Stearmans overhead kick,
What has rattled your cage?, Rhys agrees with me look,
" Its always hard when smaller teams park the bus infront of the bigger ones ( Buses ), ". Never mind you might win the next match.
I should be at the hospital seeing how our walking wounded are doing.
Stearmans overhead kick
Your on here early posting Jack.Has the landlord also got fed up of your daftness and chucked you out ?
Jack the Hat
Stearmans overhead kick,
You seem to know all about do you talk through experience.
Gorra loff ay ya.
You get games like this, everybody does. Brush it off, get back on the bike & let's see three points against Crawley.
Good to see Graham Turner get a good welcome back here.
brierley hill wolf
Took there foot of the pedal a bit today shame but like you say tfw at least they didnt lose and shreswbury deserved a point they worked hard and could easily have nicked it.
Jack the Hat
brierley hill,
I was under the impression the Shrews went into overdrive.
Still in your armchair Jack? Been a bit quiet lately?
Jack the Hat
I know I have been quiet lately, your mods waste-bin must be overflowing to the extent it has become a fire hazard, L☺Ls. Never mind the odd one is getting through to keep up your moral. This is the time of the Championship season where the nerves start to jangle, are you sensing anything among wolves fans yet?.
brierley hill wolf
Jack I dont think they went into overdrive more like we stalled
Is that supposed to make any sense or have you had one too many watching MOD2 in your armchair?
It's usually the way at Wolves.A couple of good away wins.Then come home to a big crowd only to disappoint.Still all good things come to an end.Now let's start another winning run.
Statos Boring Brother
Well it had to come to an end at some stage but credit to the Shrews who worked very hard even if it frustrating to watch. Its something we're likely to see again at home a couple of times when we play Carlise & Colchester and possibly Rotherham if they are clinging on to the play offs. We might even see it away when we play Stevenage & Crewe who might decide to pack the defence and play for a point.
I think we miss Ricketts when he's out, not just for his defending and overlaps but also the way he orgainises and nags the lads. The team has been playing so well and working so hard for the last month that possibly we just ran out of steam a little.
At least we've now got a 4 point advantage on Orient in third place. UTW
was in the north bank, and despite the large crowd, and a plucky shrewsbury wolves ran out of steam and kj needs to freshen up the lineup for the next game to keep things ticking over. sako was dissapointing and tried to shoot from anywhere and leon clark needs to start next game, dicko was isolated too often. our defence were untroubled and ikeme only had one save as well,.
roll on next game. utw.
Jack the Hat
North Bank!, isn't that an insult to your modern monstrosity of a stand. How was your vertigo and had you got your oxygen bottle with you. If wolves need to freshen up the side, I recommend Febreze, a few squirts of that in the changing room should do the trick and it is not to be sniffed at.
Roll on the next game!, careful what you wish for, just sayin'.
Gorra loff ay ya.
Ronnie Allen
Now is not the time to get nervous. Like we always do...
Where is that bloke with that flag, ' You have cheered us up again'.
Is he still alive? Bless....
Jack the Hat
Ronnie Allen,
Alive and kicking, I see the nerves are also kicking in among you lot, this is understandable after your traumatic Double-Drop. We are used to it as we had to go through the Great Escape initiation. Keep flying the flag as we have, you never know.
P.S. I hope it was me you were referring to. L☺Ls.
I would like to say well done to Shrewsbury did what they came to do, thought we missed Ricketts leadership.
Sue, fully agree with you, on both accounts.
Sue, I think Danny Batth is outstanding, but you are right, we missed the Captain today..
brierley hill wolf
Too true sue I wrote on here a few days ago that I thought ricketts was the best signing we have made for years, trouble is you dont realise till they aint playing!!!!
Jack the Hat
brierley hill
How many Ricketts have wolves got?.
Harry Hooper
Have you noticed that the Wolves do not play well without their captain? In fact results prove it. Best get him back on the pitch.
No need for despondency - time and time again you have examples of top teams slipping up to teams from the bottom. It happens: Villa beating Chelsea today; Accrington beating Chesterfield just recently. In our case, we have not lost. This game was always a potential banana skin - but we will pick ourselves up and march on. Fair play to the Shrews - hope they can stay up. As for us, we're still top. UTW
This was always going to happen, the lads have been fantastic and have made us fans proud, The test is how we bounce back to winning ways, which I have no doubt we will do on Tuesday.Come on boys we are right behind you and KJ.
I can only agree with the comments above. Shrewsbury came with a battle plan, and stuck to it. Pity we didn't have 3/4 Kevin McDonald's today. The lad was excellent,he was a one man army most of the game, clearly m.o.t.m. I felt three / four of our player's looked a little leggy. But fair play to the Shrew's they we're in our faces all the match, and never stopped running and harrying us. And even had a couple of good chances to score. But I felt we we're snatching at to many of our half chances. Lets hope we resume normal service on Tuesday, we're, another Cup Final awaits us. UTW:
I hope Sam Ricketts, is fit for Tuesday, he was sorely misses today. UTW:
The Voice of Reason
Disappointed but it's not the end of the world. We've got countless opportunities to pick up points and we need to take them, starting on Tuesday at Crawley. Come on you Wolves.
I grew up watching Wolves one week and either Shrewsbury Town the next, with Wellington Town (Telford) in the mean time. My heart is with the Wolves....but a torn day considering Salop's position. I am reasonably happy, we will be ok Wolves.
chris h
Not even Real Zaragoza! Missed Ricketts as predicted we would by JIWAL the other day. Thought Henry was very unfortunate to get the hook. He had the beating of his full back, gives vital width and puts in good crosses. The type of service Clarke and Dicko should thive on. Also felt we needed another midfielder to drive into the box, and it was crying out for Edwards to be given a chance in the last quarter. All things come to an end, but we need to win on Tuesday bearing in mind Sheff Utd the following Saturday will be a tough game.
I also think the next two games will suit us more, as with Shrewsbury, they we're fighting to stay in this league. But Crawley, are safe, an therefore will come at us, which suits our style of play, we're we can hit them on the break, with our pace and power. As for the Sheffield Utd match, their also playing out of their skins, and are fighting for a play off place, as well as a Cup Final place. So that will be a far more attacking game. Lets hope Kevin McDonald plays like he did today. UTW:
Sir Billy Quiet
If we can pick up maximum points from our two games in hand then Orient will be a long way off with games running out .........
Still top and thats ten unbeaten so no need to panic even if we found 2nd bottom hard to brake down, we play better on the counter attack so Tuesday i expect us to hit back with a win, Shrewsbury came to spoil and were good at it and more teams will come and try the same, sometimes you need to go long to beat the "park the bus tactics" and a big target man is whats needed so if the loan market is still open and one is free to come in then i think we should go and get one as a back up.
Mistake..... Sorry!!! Wanted to say : it was tedious for a long time with the JOH story but was great to see everyone getting behind the boys recently. I'm a black country bloke through n through currently living in Austria but whenever I'm over I get to the Mol.... Todays draw was a good result to me. We broke some records, are top of the league with a fresh young force and are quite often looking comfortable...... Thats why I am glad of the draw! It's a reminder that although good, we are not invincible. Superman always has a knock, but gets back up and finishes em off!!! Get into em and finish on a flyer! UTW, Gibbo
Dingle Dave
First thing i'd like to say is well done Shrewsbury, not the best team around but came with a game plan and got a point, Yes we are unbeaten in 10 and that's great but we played the last 20 mins like we was 3-0 up and seeing the game out!. KJ got the tactics wrong and rightly changed the team.
We need to hold our nerve now in the run in and keep calm, win our games in hand over LO and we will be in a great position (Stating the bleeding obvious i know).
Disappointing performance today but just a blip. Dont think we would have scored in this game if we played to mifnight. Onward and upward
Very much a case of "after the Lord Mayor's show ...". Disappointing result and particularly poor first half performance by Wolves.
The first half complacency was in marked contrast to the commitment shown by Leyton Orient and Brentford in the earlier game.
No repeats please or it's the dreaded playoff lottery.
A well deserved point for Shrewsbury. We had an off day - made enough chances to have won easily but too many passes went astray, too many crosses over hit, and too many shots off target. Here's hoping for a win on Tuesday and Saturday - back to winning ways!!
Wolves dominated large chunks of this match, particularly in the second half, but rarely tested the Shrews goalkeeper. Far too many shots were high, wide and not too handsome. Sako was the most dangerous forward in a gold shirt, and yet he was the biggest culprit in the number of off target shots. A little more composure would have yielded a better outcome.
Both Ebanks-Landell and Henry might feel a little agrieved at being substituted as neither of them did much wrong, but Jackett needed to do something to change things. Doherty and Clarke did to some extent help enliven the game, and perhaps if Clarke had scored with his half chance, the headlines would have been all about a ten match winning run.
Although Shrewsbury rode their luck at times their defensive game plan worked, and you have give some credit to their manager and players. Whether it will work in future matches for them against other the top teams is debatable. But good luck to them, I hope they survive.
It would be easy to focus on the negatives of Saturday's game; no goals, two points dropped, etc. But the fact is that the unbeaten run continues, with another clean sheet, and we have edged another point clear of Orient with those two extra games in hand. Far better to remember that the ultimate purpose of this campaign is promotion, and consequently, this draw in some small way, will help us to achieve it. The glass is more than half full.
Lobo para siempre
It's a sign of the (good) times: Wolves 0 - Shrewsbury 0 and no-one has called for KJ's resignation, let alone Messrs. Morgan and Moxey.
Jack the Hat
Lobo para siempre,
Love it, great joke material.
You cannot win every game you play but it is a little disappointing not to take the three points. H
The positives are the team is still keeping clean sheets and we took a point. Orient lost and some of the others are faltering. If we and Brentford can open up a gap that will be fine.
Clarke is just getting back into the swing of things and we have a solid group of players to get through the mass of games .
Stay positive people!!! Good things come to people who have patience.
Come on you Wolves!!!
We Only Need One Half!
Your destiny is still in your own hands! the only ones who can stop you are yourselves.
Jack the Hat
One Half,
....... and Shrewsbury, mate.
WONOH: spot on mate, hopefully a slight blip yesterday, though Shrewsbury had a game plan, and we couldn't break it down, so fair play to them. They deserved their much needed point.
Farmer Ted
Shrewsbury proved their manager (and the twisted E&S headline) right. They came with a game plan and held a deep line totally negating Wolves pace. Thought Henry should have stayed on, particularly with his crosses for Dicko and Clarke. Strangely quiet second half performance from Matt Doherty we needed him in his normal rampaging wing back play.
Still it had to end sometime and I reckon we are better suited to away games with Sako, Dicko, Henry and Jacobs against home defences which naturally play a higher line.
Should Clarke start? Not for me. Bring him on if a change is necessary.
Agree Ted.
Their tactics and play were worked well for them.
I'm pleased with the result in one way, Graham Taylor, whom I respect enormously, went home happy.
Shame Wolves couldn't continue the winning run.
But good luck to Wolves for the remainder of the season.
Our radio commentators painted their usual precise picture of the action on the pitch as it happened.
"Sako receives the ball 10 yards into the Shrewsbury half, back to goal, passes it off to Golbourn who finds Jacob, Jacob passes to Sako who has made a great run down the left, crosses the ball, fast and low, oooh! the ball went right across the goal, a yard from the line, any touch would have sent it into the back of the net..........
Radio commentary is no substitute for being there. But it is good, and it's the best we expats have. We are no poorer supporters because we cannot be there in person.
Love Wolves, hate discrimination, hate intolerance to others opinions (Northern Wolf I forgive you), love the position Wolves are in now.
45 years with Wolves and ending, last blog, time is out.
Thai: just for the record it was Graham Turner, not Taylor........
Surely not your last blog, ThaiWolf?
Wednesbury wolves
Farmer ted, this is the first time I've ever agreed mate, you are totally spot on with your comments, Shrewsbury are fighting for there lives and came with a game plan, and a game plan that couldn't be broken, agree with Chris h aswell Edwards should've been given chance for last 30 mins, as for Clarke I know he's been out injured, but how lazy was he on Saturday!!!! Great to see the support on Saturday for graham turner, shame he never got to see that sort of support at the golden palace when he was in charge, except at wembley, 5-10,000 every wk, they were the good old days, when the true supporters stood by. Anyway let's hope for 3 points on Tuesday.
Something was missing. Needed to get at Shrewsbury from the off rather than the lethargic start we had. Tiredness? maybe or more likley we were sussed by Shrewsbury and we don't have a plan B. MacDonald was very quiet at first but came good as the game progressed. Dicko seemed way too isolated and there was little urgency around him to get things going. Henry and Jacobs were active and I was surpised Henry came off. I though Price had a cautious game and accepted sitting back a little too much.
Anyway, a point gained and more learning for this still developoing squad.
I would have thought a go with McAlinden would have been worthwhile as he has some pace and gets on the end of things, in the last half hour. Together with Dicko and Clarke would have given a very different threat up front to Shrewsbury.
More away matches than home left, where we should get more space in the attacking half, which our style should exploit more easily. Hopefully this result will jolt the squad and management to realising we need to be at our best and have alternatives going forward.
2 hard away matches coming, best of luck lads! UTW!
Black Country Wanderer
Yep,something missing alright,the fear factor
We thought turning up was all we had to do,that was my biggest fear all week
Lets hope this reminds our players that the job isnt finished yet,and to focus on every game not just the top teams
carl wolves
In a fairly lacklustre attacking display yesterday, a mention for the performance of McDonald. I thought he was absolutely immense yet again. He had to do a lot more driving forward from midfield than is usual for him rather than his normal playmaking from a little bit deeper. However, he did so briliantly and came the closest by far to opening them up. Not taking away from any of other players this season but he really looks the class act in our side for me, brilliant signing.
jack the hat one for you, went with my wba friend yesterday he had 2 tickets a good win for you but no doubt we will be playing you next yr, utw,o by the way dant see you there
Jack the Hat
Sorry to be late answering but I've only just cracked what "Dant"means,
Didn't, ay et.
.... as a Dingle you went all the way to Wales instead of Dingleton to watch Shrewsbury?. I believe you but a good many wouldn't. Oh!, you wouldn't see me there because you weren't, Nel. Sorry about getting your Nom de Gerre back to front as I'm only taking the urine just like you are trying to.
All the best.
wolves 4 ever
Jack the hat don't you make it easy to hate and despise W B A , your own rubbish aint doing that well ANELKA woke up did,nt he bet he could,nt wait to get away,most likely went by one of the buses you keep on about,m most likely be playing your lot next season.
Jack the Hat
Like I said .......
Correction - eleven.
When I met Vic in Shrewsbury library ,he said Wolves would win easy?
I was only asking , last week, where is Jack the Hat?
Because we were on that winning run he was nowhere to be found. Well here he is, sniffing after scraps we have left him. A draw instead of a win, which co-insides with a fortuitous win of your team at Swansea
So here he is, like a rat coming out of the darkness and being true to life Jack, we should have known you would reappear. Enjoy the scrap morsel we have left you. I hope and pray that you will join Cardiff and Sunderland in the big drop. See you there Jack but until then, may your fortunes continue to worsen but please Jack stay off our site.
Try to keep that poster of a 100 years ago, in mind and alter the wording just a little.
but as a rider Jack........................... WE DON'T
Jack the Hat
Now look, I give your club's management and players a good service as I give them a break from Dingle Hecklers as you have just proven. Maybe Jezz would like to send me a special award, something like a pie and a pint trophy in cut glass.
Gorra loff ay ya.
Ye Olde South Bank
Not the most enjoyable game, nor the most enjoyable result. However, if we'd taken a 0-0 draw at Brentford recently, and beaten the Shrews 3-0, we'd have been delighted. Well, I suppose we got those 4pts, but the other way around ;-)
It's as the old football saying goes: "If you can't win the game, make sure you don't lose it". Well, we couldn't and we didn't. so
Best to see it as yet another point chalked-up and an unbeaten run that stretches to 10 games. Disappointing for sure but, as we all know, you can't win 'em all. Least of all when the oppo parks a bus.
Forgive me if I moan again about our blog site. Is it just me, but why is it that you can post on here then leave the site, return later, see your post - only to return again later and NOT see your post any more? My posts, of late, have been coming and going and then coming back again. I am somewhat puzzled. I must be missing something.
Solent. It is par for the course. Try posting under the nom du whatsit of JtH. You will see a difference. every one will be shown.
I know that for a fact because I have exactly the same problem as your good self.
Bet this appears n then is GONE in a FLASH!!!!!!
Solent - If you post a comment, it means that you have logged in, and your comment appears within a few seconds. As long as you are logged in, you should be able to see your comment.
However, if you leave the site and return later, you will only see the comment if you log in again. You can check if you're logged in or not by looking at the top RH corner of the web page where it will show (in your case): MNA ID. Solentwolves
There seems to be a time delay whereby the staff at E & S upload all the comments being posted periodically during the day. If you wait long enough it will show your comment whether or not you're logged in.
Trust that makes sense.
Really it was a scenario written for Graham Taylor
Both his clubs battling on the day.
he actually said a draw would be the best result really for him, both sets of players obliged him
Kenny may not be happy mind, but they turned up and did not lie down, roll on Tuesday, make up for it. UTW
Chillo Wolf
Taylor? Or Turner?


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BALTIMORE (AP) — A day after federal officials released investigative documents about a fatal Maryland train derailment, the parents of two 19-year-old women who were killed in the incident criticized CSX Corporation and federal transportation officials and said they are considering a lawsuit against the railroad.
On August 21, 2012, a CSX Corporation freight train derailed in Ellicott City. Twenty-one of the 80 rail cars overturned, spilling the train's load of coal onto a bridge where Rose Mayr and Elizabeth Nass were sitting.
The National Transportation Safety Board is still investigating the cause of the accident. On Monday, the NTSB released more than 1,000 pages of investigative documents that revealed a broken track near the point of the derailment.
The Mayr and Nass families issued written statements Tuesday blaming CSX for their daughters' deaths.
Mark Mayr said he is "appalled at the lack of engineering rigor that goes into maintenance decisions."
Elizabeth Nass' mother, Sue Nass, said, "our daughters did not cause the derailment, CSX did. A rail car should not turn over and kill innocent people."
The Mayr and Nass families also criticized NTSB for deciding not to hold a full board meeting to discuss the details of the accident and investigation.
Ronald Goldman, senior partner at Baum Hedlund Aristei & Goldman law firm, said on Tuesday that he is working with the Mayr and Nass families, and unless CSX accepts full responsibility for causing the train derailment they "absolutely" intend to pursue legal action.
CSX spokesman Rob Doolittle would not comment on the damaged track or the statements from the Nass and Mayr families, but he said in a written statement that the company has "conducted broad efforts to raise awareness about the potential dangers of rail crossings and property."
"Safety is a core value at CSX," the statement said, "and we are committed to preventing injuries and accidents in every aspect of our operation."
According to the NTSB documents, a rail inspector told investigators that the stretch of the track in Ellicott City was scheduled for replacement, and that some portions of track were in need of maintenance.
Goldman said Tuesday a lawsuit could come before the NTSB issues its probable cause determination in the coming months. Goldman said the family will likely seek a settlement, and a public apology from CSX.


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Notice MeLook up from your desk.
Look up from your book.
Look up from your laptop
or cellphone
or iPod and songs.
Why can't you see me?
Why don't you care?
Why won't you answer my letters?
Do you even know my name?
Do you even recognize my face?
Do you even think of my eyes?
A Memory To TreasureFingers cold as ice as I lay upon my bedsheets.
What has become of the girl who never cried?
What happened to the girl who always smiled?
Why do these scars cover my body?
Why am I proud of them?
Why can't I stop?
For you I stayed clean.
For you I stayed strong.
For you I promised not to die.
As time goes on, I feel my heartbeat grow weaker.
I wasn't ready to leave the hospital.
I never should have let my heart be taken again.
If I don't make it, please remember me.
If I lose dignity and virginity and life, don't hate me please.
If this should be my last day, let my life be a memory you treasure.
What Have I Done?Each day I must resist
The urge to tear myself
Apart. Each day I have
Tried so hard not to harm
Myself, out of love for you.
Part of me knows that
I'm doing is for the best,
Yet part of me thinks self-
Harm is the best thing to do.
How is it that I began to heal
When you loved me, and the
Day you said that love was gone,
My will went in reverse.
Only My ImaginationI can see you, your short brown hair
your big brown eyes
your smile that always gives me butterflies.
I can taste you, savory on my lips
tangy in my mouth
sweet on my tongue.
I can hear you, your calm breathing next to my ear
your steady heartbeat against my chest
your soothing voice.
I can feel you, warm against my skin
cool to the touch
burning with our joint passion.
I can smell you, your cool masculine musk
your fresh clean skin hair
your strong spiced deodorant
You Are GoneYou smile but it's only a picture.
You laugh but it's only in my memory.
You kiss me but it's only a forgotten possibility.
You hold me in waking and sleep, but it's only a dream left behind.
Do you remember the day we met?
Do you remember the jokes we used to make?
Do you remember when I cried and you kissed me?
Do you remember when I fell asleep in your arms?
Sometimes I look at your picture and I cry.
Sometimes I relive our dates in my head.
Sometimes I think of all the possibilities we had together.
Sometimes I dream that you're still here with me.
But you don't smile at me anymore.
But you and I don't talk, let alone laugh.
But you will never kiss me again.
But you will never hold me like you once did.
What's Left of MeTear my heart out, rip apart my soul.
That's what I've done to myself.
Break me to pieces because I'm so weak.
That's what I am: Weak.
Let someone love me, build a world around them.
It Is (Depression)It is a shroud of black velvet.
It is the violent ocean in the dead of night.
It is the monster in the shadows; the Vashta Nerada.
It is the final crash of symbols in Carmina Burana.
It is impossible to lift.
it is impossible to breathe.
It is impossible to see.
It is the only thing that can be heard.
It is why the stars disappear at night.
It is why every light drifts by without stopping.
It is why the gnawing starts and never ceases.
It is why nothing else matters in the end.
It is my disease.
It is my disability.
It is my misfortune.
It is my death sentence.
Just Another Lonely Night
Broken down
I'm torn apart
Your games been played
You've won again
Brutality at its finest
A black hole in place
Of what had me whole
Searing pain of death, alive
Tearing another hole
Your bullet hits home
FadingLosing hope in everything,
Don't care what the future brings.
We're all gonna die anyways,
Why not tomorrow, why not today?
Tell me the reason, my purpose in life,
Tell me, why not suicide?
Give me reasons why I should live,
If I took my life, could you forgive?
I'm sorry, I know you thought I was stronger,
But I told you I can't take it any longer.
You told me these things, I told you I'm not,
I tried, I fought, again I lost.
This battle with myself, I've had enough,
Endured so much, depression's tough.
Battling addiction of self-harm too,
You have no idea what I've gone through.
I wanted to tell you.. So many times I'd tried.
"How are you?" "I'm fine," I lied.
When I tried to speak, the right words wouldn't come out,
'Cause for so many years, I filled my mind with doubt.
I was constantly bringing myself down,
Never really felt like I was wanted around.
When the time is right, my life I'll take.
That'll be the last time I break.
ChokingFake smiles and make believe.
It's all fun and games because they don't see.
[Never will, will they?]
And I want to tell you a secret.
I'm not sure I can keep going,
keep breathing
[what's the matter?]
I'm falling again.
Not in love but into a hole.
Something fancily named depression.
This isn't just a sad poem with a sad ending,
maybe it's a quiet cry for help.
I don't know who is reading this-
and you don't know who I am either.
[but, really, who knows the real me?]
What Else Mattered?They were forbade to see each other
The older generation thought their love was sickening
Just because they were two girls
But should love really be so discriminating?
They would do whatever it took to be together
So they ran away and created their own story
They were in love
What else mattered?
Fix MeI say I have this dream
To be as happy as can be
With someone who loves me
And will set my heart free;
You say that person is you
And your smile is so true
But you don't know me all the way through
And you're probably never going to
Because who could love someone like me
After I pouring out my soul, expecting to fly
When inside of my
Being is a monster asking why?
Why am I this way
And with each passing day
It worsens until I say
Life, end me as you may.
For who would want to live a life
Where food is the enemy
And everything leads to anxiety
And my screams are heard only by me?
If you searched my heart
You'd see it's more like a board of darts
Stabbed, with the dents and the missing parts
No longer a piece of art
And that's not all;
If you searched my mind
You'd no doubt find
A demon of some kind
The demon that whispers in my ear
That I don't belong here
That I'm worthless, fat, and exposing all my fears
Making me screech, my vision becoming unclear.
So now tell me:
Even with all my i
Self ImageI look at the reflection in the mirror
I'm appalled by what I see
This monster I've become
Staring straight back at me
I don't recognize this creature
Reality tells me that she is me
But I don't believe it
It just cannot be
What have I become?
Where did the real me go?
I think I lost her in translation
Now this image is my foe
I abhor this demon
She's as ugly as sin
Fat as a whale
But she's in my skin
It's a sense of disconnection
To my outer design
My hope is that one day
These two people will combine
i try...I try to be strong
but somehow you always break me
I try to keep a smile on my face
and confidence in my mind
but somehow you always find away to make me feel sad and worthless.
I try
and i want to be happy.
I try
but you destroy all my efforts.
I don't want to be sad
I don't like being mad at the world
it's more difficult to regain my balance
every time i stand back up,
I'm a little easier to push back down...
Sprinting Towards Demise
By burning waters, and smoldering bridges,
I await the genesis of our animosity.
Make the move that gives me permission to strike,
make the move that will bring about your end.
Near draws the line that which I advise you to never cross.
Though to my eyes comes the image of your sprinting legs.
It would seem, that through your veins flows pure pestilence,
and that you wish to bring upon me, nuisances by any cost.
Good God, such a fool bound for my throat,
knowing not the patient blade that waits.
Honor averts it's eyes, as your charge draws to an end.
It wishes this good and done, just as I.
A swift jerk of my arm to your direction,
and make you, a last descent to the ground below.
Then burden leaves my shoulders,
as life outward, pours from your filthy heart.
Take My Blood InsteadEvery morning without fail
I wake up at 5 o'clock
My bones are aware of something
Of which my mind is not
They tell me to move forward
Propelling me from my bed
Don't drain me of ambition
Please take my blood instead
Every morning without fail
The sun shines on where I lay
Characters in place, stage is set
What'll fate offer me today
Mister mundane mumbles
From his melancholic head
Don't rob me of the sunlight
Please take my blood instead
Every morning without fail
You give me belief in fate
Before this pensive pillow
Is lowered to suffocate
Fake feathers smother my face
There will be no tears shed
Don't take their memories of me
Please take my blood instead
Not That DayNo one wants to remember their worst nightmare.
No one wants to relive the pain.
No one wants to go back to a time without joy.
No one may want to, but the memories remain.
There was a time when I trusted people.
There was a time when I let others inside.
There was a time when every bruise was accidental.
There was a time, but that time is long past.
Maybe some day I'll have the will to live.
Maybe some day I'll learn to love again.
Maybe some day my scars will heal.
Maybe some day, but today is not that day.
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The Detroit News is beginning to confirm what the automotive industry has been speculating about the possible General Motors/Chrysler merger: GM would consume Chrysler. As reported earlier this week, GM and Chrysler's car business is too similar. Sources are now confirming that if GM buys the pentastar brand, it will likely close most of its operations and merge its few unique elements (the minivans and the Jeep brand) into the General Motors lineup.
This kind of consumption is being compared to the 1987 Chrysler/American Motors Corporation (AMC) merger that killed AMC and kept the lazarous-like Jeep. (Anyone remember the Eagle brand?)
"For GM, the only reason to absorb Chrysler would be to eliminate a competitor," said Aaron Bragman, an analyst at the research firm Global Insight. If GM eliminated Chrysler's share of the domestic car market (1.5 million vehicles), it would likely eliminate the surplus of vehicle demand that currently exists. The unfortunate cost would be the huge loss of jobs and industry in North America, especially the Detroit area.
In a touch of irony, the Renault-Nissan Alliance isn't out of the picture yet. If Nissan were to buy Chrysler, then its parent Renault will have come full circle (although it is called the Renault-Nissan Alliance, there is no doubt who is the parent in this relationship.) Renault was the one who sold AMC/Jeep to Chrysler in 1987. If it plays dark horse and buys Chrysler, it will gain back Jeep and many of its original North American factories. Picking up the U.S.'s third-largest automaker may just be an added bonus.


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One of the most successful artists of all time, Thomas Kinkade, died Friday at the age of 54. The self-proclaimed "Painter of Light" passed at his home in the San Francisco Bay Area of what appeared to be natural causes.
Despite being reviled by the art establishment, Kinkade was the people's painter. A religious man, Kinkade commonly painted bridges, gates, and visual depictions of bible verses -- his distinguishable style defined by his use of light to often symbolize god.
But it wasn't just his paintings that are inspirational, it's also his words. Kinkade may have had one of the most unique, optimistic outlooks well ... ever. Today, let's remember Thomas Kinkade by reflecting on some of his best quotes:
"What I paint touches on foundational life values. Home, family, peacefulness. And one of the messages I try to constantly get across is slow it down and enjoy every moment."
"Beauty is found in anything that delights the senses, nourishes the soul, fires the imagination."
"Surround yourself with the kinds of input that are uplifting, that expand your mind and settle your spirit."
"Study the faces of people you love as if they weren't familiar."
"Love your home -- its physical space, its personal history, the relationships that define it."
Wow, some powerful stuff -- right? These are only the tip of the iceberg, too. Whether or not Thomas was "well-liked" in the art world, the man has a perspective that was admirable, and a talent that was irrefutable. May his legacy continue to live on through his work. Considering it's in more than 10 million homes across the United States, I don't think that will be a problem.
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JAFEApril 7, 2012 at 11:06 AM
I hadn't heard this. How sad. I have a couple of his prints. Godspeed.
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JAIRATRACIApril 7, 2012 at 11:47 AMI love his work.
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butterflyfreakApril 7, 2012 at 12:06 PM
I know some people who will be very sad to hear this. My stepmother is a huge fan of his work.
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anonApril 7, 2012 at 1:18 PMAlways sad when someone passes, but truth be told, his work was a bane to the real art community.
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no1zmaid62April 7, 2012 at 1:38 PM
Well "anon", I think that's a rather harsh statement. There are people out there who enjoy his work and unless you can do better you should be quiet. I know plenty of " real" artists who liked his work.
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hahahaApril 7, 2012 at 1:53 PMNo "real" artist would ever admit to liking his work. They're glorified paint by numbers.
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kiri8April 7, 2012 at 3:19 PM
His work was terrible and trite and boring. And it was pretty paint-by-numbers, as he had assistants do most of them. That's my opinion, and I am entitled to it, just as Kinkade fans are entitled to theirs.
However, I am sorry he died so young, and I feel sorrow for his family.
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- Frittelli, Marco & Rosazza Gianin, Emanuela, 2002. "Putting order in risk measures," Journal of Banking & Finance, Elsevier, vol. 26(7), pages 1473-1486, July.
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Headline Review's Sherise Hobbs has bought the rights to two women's fiction titles by city high flyer-turned-novelist Sasha Wagstaff.
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As it replaced the 356, inevitable the 912 carried over the 356-based flat four-cylinder engine slightly detuned to 102 hp (SAE) at 5,800 rpm and 91 pound-feet of peak torque at 3,500 rpm. The engine was mounted in the rear and powered the rear transaxle. It was mated to a 5-speed gearbox.
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