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Dead voter casts ballot in Springfield
By PAUL CHESSER
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.—A woman who cast an absentee ballot late last year died last week, but apparently her vote will still count, despite the fact that it may have been illegal.
An officer, who did not want to be identified, at the Van Sickle Middle School poll revealed the nature of the situation after a discussion with this reporter about a recent story that cited the number of deceased persons on Massachusetts voter rolls. "Well, I'm about to cast a vote for a dead person here in a little while," he said.
He went on to explain that the voter, a woman who he would not identify, mailed her absentee ballot on December 26, 2009 to the Board of Elections. According to at least two other poll workers, the woman passed away last week and her funeral was on Thursday. Asked if he knew whether it was a legal ballot or not, he responded that he wasn't sure, and called the City of Springfield Election Commission Office.
Less than five minutes later he received a return call from an unidentified official with city elections saying the ballot was legal. A later conversation with Gladys Oyola, acting election commissioner, revealed that city staff consulted with the Secretary of State's office and were informed that the ballot was legal.
However, Chapter 54, Section 100 of the General Laws of Massachusetts states, "No ballot mailed or delivered…shall be counted if the officers charged with the duty of counting the same are cognizant of the fact that the voter has died prior to the opening of the polls on the day of the election."
A worker in the city election office explained that she had consulted with the Secretary of State's office. "I get my instructions from the state," she explained, adding the information about the woman's passage was "hearsay." She did not want to be identified in a news story.
Earlier at the Van Sickle School the poll worker relayed that he was told the same thing – that the voter's death was "hearsay." He then said to this reporter, "It's not hearsay; they (the other poll workers) went to her funeral." But he accepted the city's counsel that the ballot was legal. The language of the law addressing the situation was not discovered until later this afternoon.
Asked for someone who could speak on the record on behalf of the city election office, Oyola then got on the phone. She explained that the absentee ballots are sent to the appropriate polling places for counting on Election Day.
"As far as us here in the office, we weren't aware she died," Oyola said, adding that because of that the vote should be counted. She then checked with the warden at Van Sickle and discovered that the absentee ballots had already been fed into the voting machine. "At this time, it has been counted," she said.
Calls to the Scott Brown and Martha Coakley campaigns seeking official comment were not returned prior to filing this story. An employee who answered the phone at Secretary of State William Galvin's office was aware of what happened at Van Sickle, and said the office was looking into it, but passed on an inquiry about the matter to spokesman Brian McNiff. He said he did not know about the situation and said he would call back once he obtained more information, but had not prior to the filing of this report.


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- For other uses of the word "silver," see Silver.
The silver arches are a ter'angreal made of of three connected arches. They are in the possession of the White Tower. The original purpose of the arches is unknown, but it is now used in the test to raise a novice to Accepted.
Inside the archesEdit
By passing through the arches, the entrant will become subject to her greatest fears of the past, present, and future in turn, passing through another of the arches for each. The One Power must be channeled into the arches at all times while a person is inside, or else they will become lost to the outside world forever, if they even survive.
When inside the arches, a person's greatest fears will be made real, presented as possibilities of what was, is, and what could be. The person loses nearly all knowledge that what they see is an illusion, and takes everything as reality, to an extent. It is unknown exactly how much hold the illusions bear on reality, but there is no doubt that they are at least loosely based off of the truth. It is also unclear where exactly the arches takes a person to face their fears.
The arch that the person entered reappears inside the illusion only once, and usually during the instance in which it is the most difficult for the person to leave what they see, either emotionally or physically. However, Nynaeve al'Meara managed to make the way out reappear a second time during her test by channeling.[1]
Channeling itself is dangerous inside the arches, as studies of the ter'angreal have shown. Aes Sedai who have entered the arches holding the power or surrounded by wards have either emerged stilled or not at all. Those who channel and manage to return to reality are considered very fortunate.
A problem Edit
The Silver Arches seem to be related to Tel'aran'rhiod. When Egwene passes the test to become Accepted, she brings the twisted stone ring with her. The Silver Arches then create a buzz felt by the Aes Sedai channeling on it. When Egwene is in the Arches, she encounters some problems, especially during the third and last part.
Alanna Mosvani, a Green Sister operating the Arches during the test, said a reverberation came during the test. "The ter'angreal almost seemed to be trying to shut off the flow from saidar." Alanna then revelead that "the only time [she has] ever seen anything like it was once years ago when [she] tried to use a ter'angreal in the same room with another that may have been in some way related to it." Egwene knows that the only other ter'angreal in the room is the twisted stone ring she just received from Verin Mathwin.

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By Sam McBride
My great-grandfather John James "Jim" Foote of Perth, Ontario (about 50 miles southwest of Ottawa) arrived in Nelson , B.C. in 1899 at age 38 to work as a blacksmith at the Silver King Mine. A year later, in 1900, his family came from Perth to join him, including 35-year-old wife Wilhelmine Edith (known to all as Edith) James and daughters Winnifred Mae Foote, 11; Lillian Maud Foote, 9; Gladys Edith Foote, 7, and Isobel Bessie Foote, 3.
The family lived in a rented cabin on the Silver King Townsite, and the girls attended a makeshift school there. In 1902 the family moved to a house at Cottonwood Creek and Hall Mines Road, about a mile from downtown Nelson. The move may have coincided with Jim Foote moving from employment at the mine to a job with the City of Nelson. Another big event for the family that year was the birth on Feb. 9, 1902 of a fifth daughter Marion Louise Foote (there were never any sons in the family).
Jim Foote was born Sept. 18, 1861 in Morristown, New York (near Ogdensburg) in a family farm on the south bank of the St. Lawrence River. The land he saw on the other side of the river was Canada. A couple of months before his first birthday, his father, John Foot (who tended to spell his name without the "e" at the end more often than not), went off to fight in the Civil War as a private in the 142nd New York Regiment of the Union Army. Private John Foot contracted malaria while in army service, and was wounded in the Battle of Appomatox in April 1865 – one of the last North casualties in the war, prior to the surrender of South General Robert E. Lee at Appomatox Courthouse. Foot's injuries would cause him to live in pain for the rest of his life, and his many written requests for financial compensation went unheeded. John Foot (1825-1903), who married Elizabeth Graham (1828-1871), a son of John Foot (1802-?) and Isobel Bovie (1805-?) who lived in upstate New York. While their ancestry is not known, many of the Foote population in New York is known to descend from Nathaniel Foote who came to America from England in the 1600s.
When he was about 24 in the mid-1880s, Jim Foote ventured into Canada in search of better prospects for his life ahead. He arrived in Perth (about 70 miles northwest of Morristown) and met Edith James (1865-1941). Her parents, Thomas G. James (1829-1902), and Sarah Best (1836-1888), both children of Protestant families who emigrated to Canada from Ireland soon after the end of the War of 1812, were among the most prosperous farming families of Lanark County in North Elmsley, a small community outside of Perth. Jim Foote and Edith James fell in love and married, despite the opposition of her parents, who only gradually came to accept the itinerant Yankee Jim Foote as a son-in-law and father of their granddaughters.
Jim Foote is listed in the 1913 city directory as Sidewalks Foreman with the city of Nelson. The obituary in the Daily News after he died April 24, 1921 in Nelson said he was "for a number of years in charge of construction work of the city". My first cousin, once removed, R. Blake Allan (who was my dad's law partner in Nelson for 20 years before his appointment as a judge in 1968, and was an enthusiastic genealogist in retirement years before his death at age 92 in Victoria in 2009) remembered his grandfather Jim Foote well, and that he held the title of superintendent of construction with the city when he died.
The eldest of the daughters, Winnifred married Roland Leigh McBride in Nelson on Dec. 21, 1914. It was his second marriage, as he married Eva Hume (daughter of J. Fred and Lydia Hume) on Sept. 6, 1911 at the Hume property known as Killarney-on-the-lake across the lake from where the Chahka Mika Mall is today. She died of childbirth complications on Nov. 23, 1912, and the baby daughter died a few days later. Winnifred Foote and Eva Hume were close friends, and the story in the family is that Eva on her deathbed encouraged Win to get together with R.L.
In the community, the couple was known as Win and Leigh (he was never known by his first name Roland.
After son Leigh Morgan McBride was born on Oct. 31, 1917, the family always called the father "R.L." to avoid confusion with the son. Their only other child was son Kenneth Gilbert McBride born Jan. 20, 1920, and died in action in Italy on Sept. 16, 1944. Win and R.L. moved into a house at 708 Hoover Street soon after their marriage, and remained there until R.L.'s death at 78 on May 14, 1959. Win died at 71 on July 10, 1960. I talked to Edna Steed Whiteley recently, and she agreed that Win never recovered from the shock and despair of loving son Ken in WW2. My childhood memories of my paternal grandparents is that they were both in bad condition in the late 1950s, particularly Win, who had great difficulty speaking, and only wanted to play bingo with her grandchildren.
R.L. McBride was born and raised in London, Ontario, where he worked as a ticket agent for the CPR for two years after finishing school at age 16. His grandfather Samuel McBride (1819-1905) had come to Canada on a crowded emigrant ship from Northern Ireland at age 12 in 1831. As a teen-ager in Brantford, upper Canada, he learned the tinsmithing trade, and joined his much younger brother Alexander McBride (1833-1912) in a retail business selling wood stoves and other metal items. Alexander moved west to Calgary in the mid-1880s in search of cleaner air for his wife Lucy's asthma, and established Calgary's first hardware store under the name A. McBride and Company in the late 1880s. By 1896 he was mayor of Calgary, and had branched out from Calgary with other hardware stores, including one in the gold-mining boom town of Rossland, which he hired his nephew G. Walter McBride to manage.
Within a couple of years, Walter McBride was successful enough with the store to pay off his uncle and take ownership of the Rossland store under his own name as G.W. McBride Hardware. In 1900, 19-year-old R.L. McBride came west from Ontario to work for a few months for his great-uncle Alexander in Calgary, and then further west to work for his uncle Walter in Rossland. He moved on to Sandon in 1903, where he worked for a year for the Hamilton Byers Hardware store, which was one of three Byers stores in the West Kootenay. A year later, Byers had sold out to the Wood Vallance company, and the Nelson operation was managed by G.W. McBride, assisted by his nephew R.L. McBride, who succeeded to head the Nelson operation in 1924 when his uncle retired and moved to the coast.
Lil Foote married Wilfred Laurier Allan (1891-1938) in Nelson on Dec. 22, 1915. For a couple of years Wilfrid had been working at Wood Vallance Hardware in Nelson under manager George Walter McBride, who was an uncle of R.L. McBride, who would succeed his uncle Walter at top Wood Vallance man in Nelson after Walter retired in 1924. Lil and Wilfrid's first child, Robert Blake Allan, was born in Nelson in 1916. A year or so later, the Allans moved to Stavely, Alberta, where the Allan family had a general store. Son James Henry Grant Allan was born in 1919 in Stavely, daughter Margot Francis Allan was born in 1922 in Stavely, and son Alexander Arthur Allan was born in 1925 in Stavely. In 1931 Wilfrid moved his family back to Nelson as he took on the position of secretary-treasurer with Wood Vallance. After he died in Chicago at age 47 his brother Alexander Hamilton Allan came from Stavely to Nelson to succeed Wilfrid as secretary treasurer of Wood Vallance. In 1950 A.H. Allan would succeed the retiring R.L. McBride as Manager of Wood Vallance, continuing to lead the operation until his own retirement in the 1970s.
After schooling in Nelson, Lil attended normal school in Vancouver and became a teacher. She taught at Shoreacres, Renata and Harrop before joining the Central School staff in 1912 until her marriage in 1915. During World War Two she returned to teaching at the Lardeau district, Argenta, Kaslo, Central School in Nelson, and finally at Renata where she retired in 1953. Daughter Margot died at age 19 in 1932.
Gladys (known as Glad in the family) Foote married Colin Argyle Moir, originally from Manitoba, in Nelson on Sept. 29, 1920. They moved to Medicine Hat, Alberta where he worked in the farm supplies distribution business. She died in Medicine Hat in 1966 at age 72.
The four Foote sisters remained close through the years, and there were many trips back and forth between B.C. and Medicine Hat. While they had no children of their own, they were keen aunt and uncle to five nephews.
Isobel Foote married Arthur Edward "Eddie" Murphy (1893-1950) on Nov. 16, 1921 in Nelson. They built a home across the lake from where the Prestige Inn is today. Through the years there were many extended family gatherings on the beach and dock of the Murphy residence across the lake. Both Isobel and Eddie were expert rowers who won rowing competitions on Kootenay Lake. Even though she was the shortest of the four sisters (less than 5 feet), she was one of the best basketball players at her school. Isobel and Eddie had several successful businesses in Nelson, including contracting, interior decorating and signage. They did not have children. Like her mother Edith (who died in Nelson at age 76 in 1941), Isobel was a longtime member of the Nelson Pioneers group which was for Nelson residents who had been in the city since the 1890s. I recall her once saying she felt a bit guilty because she arrived in 1900 rather than the 1800s. She lived until 1988 (when virtually all of the 1890s pioneers would have died), but after 1974 she had serious dementia and resided at Mount St. Francis care home.
Jim and Edith Foote's fifth daughter – and final child – Marion Louise Foote, was born in Nelson in 1902. A popular young lady in Nelson, Marion died of tuberculosis in 1921. Nelson's city directory of 1919 has Marion listed as a clerk employed by the Hudson Bay Company.
Gladys (known always as Glad in the family) married Colin Argyle Moir on Sept. 20, 1920, and moved with him to Medicine Hat, Alberta, where she died in 1966. Stenographer for businesses in Nelson. Before her marriage, Glad worked as a When I was growing up in Nelson, our family made annual car trips to Medicine Hat to visit Glad and Colin, who had no children of their own. Colin died in 1971, and they are both buried in Medicine Hat cemetery.


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John Young was only 20 when he was almost killed during an Allied bombing run targeting Berlin in February 1945.
Young, a Louisiana native who is now 90 years old, was a turret gunner with the 384th Bomb Group when his plane, on the return trip to England, was struck by bullets from the ground below. The nine-person crew made an emergency landing into 3 feet of snow in the city of Torun, Poland — and to the crew's relief, Russians had captured the city from German forces just hours before.
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The Master of Musou (乱舞剛書, Ranbu Gōsho, lit. Wild Dance Strong Writing) is a new rare item added in Dynasty Warriors 4: Xtreme Legends. Similar to the Legendary Scroll, it makes the user's Musou attacks completely unblockable. Unfortunately, it also depletes the Musou gauge twice as fast. This item is recommended for those who need an effective way to break through an opponent's guard in higher difficulty stages.
How to UnlockEdit
- Dynasty Warriors 4: Xtreme Legends: Carnage at Hu Lao Gate; Legend Mode; Achieve 1,300 K.O.'s before Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei arrive on the battlefield.
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Effects of Aerobic Exercise on Cognitive Function and Brain-derived Neurotrophic Factor in Young Adults
This study has been completed.
University of Southern Denmark
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
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First received: February 27, 2014
Last updated: June 25, 2014
Last verified: June 2014
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The present study will investigate the effects of aerobic exercise on cognition and growth factors including brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) in young adults aged 15-21 years. The included subjects will be randomized to three different groups including one control group and two exercise groups. Subjects randomized to the exercise groups will complete 30 minutes of aerobic exercise 3 times a week for 9 weeks incorporating low (group I) or high (group II) intensity aerobic exercise. The exercise will be conducted as running or indoor cycling (supervised). At baseline and 9-weeks follow-up all subjects will complete two cognitive tests (measures of concentration and sustained attention), a maximal cycling test (direct measures of VO2max), an intelligence quotient test, anthropometric measures, fasting blood samples and blood samples immediately following the cycling test. The blood samples will be analyzed for growth factors including BDNF and metabolic factors.
|Physical Conditioning, Human Cognition
|Behavioral: High intensity aerobic exercise Behavioral: Low intensity aerobic exercise
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Factorial Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Supportive Care
|Official Title:
|Effects of Aerobic Exercise on Cognitive Function and Brain-derived Neurotrophic Factor in Young Adults Aged 15-21 Years
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MedlinePlus related topics: Exercise and Physical Fitness
Drug Information available for: Neurotrophin-3U.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Anna Bugge, Post Doc, University of Southern Denmark:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- The Flanker Task [ Time Frame: 9 weeks ]
- The AX-Continuous Performance test [ Time Frame: 9 weeks ]
- Brain-derived neurotrophic factor [ Time Frame: 9 weeks ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Intelligence quotient [ Time Frame: 9 weeks ]
|Study Start Date:
|February 2014
|Study Completion Date:
|June 2014
|Primary Completion Date:
|June 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: High intensity aerobic exercise
30 minutes of high intensity aerobic exercise 3 times a weeks for 9 weeks - incorporation interval training
|Behavioral: High intensity aerobic exercise
Experimental: Low intensity aerobic exercise
30 minutes of low intensity aerobic exercise 3 times a weeks for 9 weeks
|Behavioral: Low intensity aerobic exercise
No Intervention: Control
No intervention. Participants are told not to make any changes in their everyday life
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|15 Years to 21 Years (Child, Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- age 15-21
Exclusion Criteria:
- injury preventing one from being physically active
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT02075944
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT02075944
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|Odense, Denmark, 5000
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|Principal Investigator:
|Anne K Thorsen, Cand. Scient
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|February 27, 2014
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|June 25, 2014
Keywords provided by Anna Bugge, Post Doc, University of Southern Denmark:
Aerobic exercise
Cognitive function
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Question about Nokia 7373 Cellular Phone
Hey I just got a new Nokia 7373 and when i go to turn it on
it makes the power up noise and just stays on a blank white screen nothing else, ive tried charging it but nothing, and tried a new battery, i bought it off orange.outlet on ebay orange selling refurbished phones and im currently in a dispute with them, but its for my sisters birthday and wondering if there is anything i could do to try and fix it in the meantime.
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i pulleged my phone in to recharge one night and i the morning it was turned off, and i havent been able to turn it on since. i dont think it could be a virus because ive never downloaded anything
i tired the suggestion, but that didnt work
please help me
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Switch off.
Take your SIM card out.
Make sure your phone battery is fully charged.
Press * 3 send at the same time and turn the phone on. Keep them pressed until the reset screen appears.
Give it time to reset.
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The following is a list of Enemy Classifications in Fable III for the purposes of Legendary weapon bonuses and bonus requirements. It should not be assumed to be a complete and exhaustive list.
Large EnemiesEdit
- All Balverines
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- Large, red Hobbes wielding Master Axes.
- Dark Minions
- Sentinels
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Currency trading and the euro. The price of euro stabilized after rising on Friday, which was caused by fixing positions before the weekend after the publication of statistics on the US labor market. Thus, the number of jobs outside the agricultural sector grew in July at 215 thousand, against the forecast of 222 thousand, the unemployment rate remained at 5.3%. Today, investors' activity will be affected by the news on the index of investor confidence in the euro area from the Sentix (08:30 GMT) and speech of the Deputy Head of Fed Stanley Fischer (11:15 GMT). Investors are still trying to guess the timing of rising interest rates the Fed, which will lead to the fall of the euro. We expect the decline of the euro against the background of the quantitative easing program and recommend to accumulate short positions.
Currency trading and the British pound. The price of the British pound fell late last week against the background of a statement of representative of the Bank of England on probable keeping inflation at a low level in the next six months, which will lead to the preservation of the Bank of England on interest rates at current levels. Today, investors' activity is reduced due to lack of data release from Britain, but the movement of the US dollar will continue to strongly influence the course of trading. We expect the negative dynamics of the British pound in the medium term.
Currency trading and the Japanese yen. The price of the Japanese yen strengthened on Friday and is currently consolidating near the previous close. Today was published the data on the balance of payments surplus in June which was 1.3 trillion yen compared to the forecast of 1.41 trillion. At the same time, the consumer confidence index in Japan in July fell to 40.3 against 42.2 expected. Support for the balance of payments was the reduction of fuel price, increased tourism revenues, profits of Japanese corporations abroad due to the weakening of the yen. We maintain a medium-term negative outlook on the Japanese currency.
Currency trading and the Australian dollar. The price of the Australian dollar after the strong growth at the end of last week has renewed decline on weak statistics on China's trade surplus, a surplus of which fell to 43 billion in the mud against 46.5 billion in June. At the same time, the consumer price index in China rose to 1.6%, which is 0.1% higher than analysts' expectations. Tomorrow we should pay attention to data on the index business sentiment in Australia. We expect a further decline in price of the Australian currency in the medium term.
Currency trading and the New Zealand dollar. The price of the New Zealand dollar continues to consolidate near the important level of 0.66 after a steady increase at the end of the last trading session. The dynamics of trading is highly dependent on the movement of the US dollar and the price of dairy products. At the moment, we see no reason to change the negative trend, but there is a decrease the potential drop in prices. On the other hand, predicted softening of the monetary policy will lead to a further drop in the New Zealand currency. We maintain a medium-term negative outlook.


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The NCAA has ruled Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant ineligible for unethical conduct. Bryant failed to disclose his relationship with Deion Sanders when asked about it.
On his Facebook page, Bryant made this post: "This is why I'm suspended.....I went to Deion sanders house ....and the NCAA found out.....they ask me if I been to his house I told them no...I thought it was a violation...but it wasn't... so I told them I went to his house... I lied to ...them and I shouldn't have....and I'm not suspended for the rest of the season....I'm sorry osu!!"
Sanders told The New York Times that Bryant visited him in Texas to help with his youth camp. Bryant and his girlfriend exercised with him and then went to Sanders' house for dinner.
"The kid panicked, man," Sanders said. "He panicked. He thought it was a violation to come over to my house and it isn't. He said no, that he hadn't been over here, and I said, yeah, he had been over here. I don't lie, and he panicked."
Sanders said he was asked two years ago to mentor Bryant because of his difficult past; his mother served time in prison on a drug-sale conviction. Sanders said that before he started mentoring Bryant, he called an Oklahoma State assistant for approval.
Oklahoma State has begun the process to apply for Bryant's reinstatement. His status for this week's game already was uncertain due to an injured hamstring. He leads the team with 17 catches for 323 yards and four touchdowns.
"I made a mistake by not being entirely truthful when meeting with the NCAA," Bryant said in a statement. "I sincerely regret my mistake
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Ovide Lamontagne's name may sound funny to some people, but his plan for New Hampshire is out-of-touch and dangerous.
CONCORD - The New Hampshire Democratic Party released a new web video today, in response to a video released this morning by Ovide's campaign, highlighting Ovide Lamontagne's out-of-touch and dangerous plan for New Hampshire.
"Ovide's video poked fun at his name, but there is nothing funny about what he would do if elected Governor in November," said Raymond Buckley, chairman of the New Hampshire Democratic Party.
"Lamontagne is Outdated: with plans to repeal an 1877 amendment to the New Hampshire constitution banning state money from religious schools; Vexing: like his statements that school tuition is "not the utmost concern" to him; he is Indifferent to seniors, calling a state takeover of Medicare one of his top priorities if elected Governor; he is Draconian, like the cuts to education that Speaker Bill O'Brien and the Republican Legislature passed; and he is Extreme, like supporting a constitutional amendment to make all abortion a crime even in the case of rape and incest."
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Lymph node infarction – a rare complication associated with disseminated intra vascular coagulation in a case of dengue fever
Lymph node infarction is known to occur in association with many non-neoplastic and neoplastic conditions however its occurrence in association with DIC is not reported hitherto in the literature.
Case presentation
We describe an unusual case of lymph node infarction in a twenty seven year old male following disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC) in a case of dengue fever. Multiple sections of the infarcted and the surrounding non-infarcted lymph nodes failed to reveal any predisposing condition. How ever the parahilar vessels showed thrombotic occlusion, which must have been responsible for the infarction.
Global infarction of the lymph node may mask the underlying pathology. Any malignancy especially lymphoma may coexist or follow lymph node infarction, therefore the patient needs constant surveillance.
Lymph node infarction is a rare occurrence as it has abundant vascularity. Infarction can be due to various non-neoplastic and neoplastic conditions. It may frequently fore shadow neoplastic conditions especially lymphoma and a diligent search should be undertaken to identify the cause. We present a case of lymph node infarction detected in association with disseminated intravascular coagulation in a serologically proven case of Dengue fever.
Case presentation
This twenty-seven years old male presented with complaints of fever with rigor and chills and sore throat for ten days. It was associated with myalgia and recurrent vomiting followed by diffuse maculopapular rash all over the body with sparing of mucous membranes and periorbital tissues. On examination, he had conjunctival congestion with toxic facies. He had a past history of gout for which he received allolpurinol for twenty days and phenytoin for sudden loss of consciousness in another institution. There was no past history of tuberculosis, diabetes or hypertension.
Bilateral hard indurated cervical lymphadenopathy and bilateral inguinal lymphadenopathy was also observed along with bilateral parotid and submandibular gland enlargement. Hepatosplenomegaly was detected on ultrasonography. Hemogram on several occasions from admission revealed normal hemoglobin and red blood cell morphology. There was transient neutrophilic leukocytosis, whereas platelet counts and erythrocyte sedimentation rate were normal throughout. During his treatment with ceftriaxone, he suddenly developed shock, cyanosis and acute renal failure for which he was given inotropic support, amoxicillin, ceftazidine and steroids. He gradually responded and recovered in due course of time. A clinical diagnosis of shock syndrome due to Dengue fever or Epstein Barr virus (EBV) or streptococcus or phenytoin induced hypersensitivity syndrome was made. The Dengue virus IgM antibody Elisa was positive and serum D-dimer levels were positive (>200 ng/ml). Anti EBV IgG antibody test was positive but EBV IgM antibody test was negative. The serology tests for anti- cytomegalovirus antibody, anti leptospira antibody, Widal test, brucella (abortus and melitensis), and HIV were negative. The blood, throat swab and urine cultures were sterile. Paul-Bunnel and Weil-Felix tests were negative. Cervical lymph node biopsy was undertaken for histopathology.
Gross examination revealed four lymph nodes, the largest one measuring 1.5 cm and the rest below 1 cm. On microscopy, two of the lymph nodes (including the largest one) showed near total infarction of the parenchyma with preservation of cellular outlines of the lymphocytes (Fig
Figure 1
Lymph node infarction with viable rim of sub capsular lymphoid tissue
Lymph node infarction with viable rim of sub capsular lymphoid tissue. (40X, H & E) Inset: Note the cellular outlines of the individual lymphocytes, which have undergone coagulative necrosis. (400X, H&E).
Figure 2
Perinodal blood vessels show marked congestion (H&E-40X), and fibrin thrombi (Inset-H&E-100X)
Perinodal blood vessels show marked congestion (H&E-40X), and fibrin thrombi (Inset-H&E-100X).
Multiple deeper sections revealed perinodal granulation tissue with viable subcapsular lymphoid tissue but no atypical cells, histiocytes or granulomas were seen. Stains for fungi and acid-fast bacilli were negative. The adjacent two uninvolved lymph nodes showed features of reactive change. Immunohistochemistry with B- cell (CD20) and T- cell (CD3) markers was performed. The viable lymphoid tissue showed an admixture of both B and T-cells. The infarcted tissue showed variable positivity and these markers highlighted few reactive follicles (Fig
Figure 3
CD20 immunohistochemistry highlights the viable subcapsular lymphoid tissue, where as the adjacent infarcted area also shows focal positivity (H&E-200X)
CD20 immunohistochemistry highlights the viable subcapsular lymphoid tissue, where as the adjacent infarcted area also shows focal positivity (H&E-200X).
The patient was asymptomatic thereafter and had complete regression of the lymph nodes. He was lost to follow up after two months of discharge from the hospital.
Lymph node infarction is a rare phenomenon reported in literature in association with various neoplastic and non-neoplastic conditions. The non-neoplastic conditions associated with infarction are namely polyarteritis nodosa, viral infections (Parvovirus B19, Infectious mononucleosis), cholesterol atheromatous embolism, thrombosis, gold injections, intestinal volvulus, postmediastinoscopy, mononeuritis multiplex, fine needle aspiration cytology and finally may be idiopathic
The neoplastic lesions most commonly associated with infarction are malignant lymphoma and metastatic melanoma
Serial deeper sections failed to reveal any evidence of either lymphoma or melanoma, any granulomatous inflammation, and vasculitis or monocytoid histiocytes, thus ruling out the above mentioned conditions. Drug induced hypersensitivity reactions in a lymph node especially due to phenytoin are known in the form of inter follicular expansion by a mixed infiltrate of immunoblasts, plasma cells and eosinophils with varying degrees of vascular proliferation. Focal necrosis has also been observed. Other drugs have been reported to show reactive change
A completely infarcted lymph node should alert the pathologist to the high possibility of malignant lymphoma, as it is the most common cause of spontaneous lymph node infarction
The detection of spontaneous lymph node infarction should alert the pathologist and the clinician alike for an associated or underlying impending pathology. In a multicentre study of 51 cases of lymph-node infarction seen in the 30-year period, Maurer et al identified 14 cases of malignant lymphoma synchronously with the infarct. Of the remaining 37 patients, six showed manifestations of malignant lymphoma in the follow-up period within 2 years of the lymph-node infarction.
On analyzing other cases in the literature these authors also confirmed that a minority (26 of 81) have developed malignant lymphoma, which appeared within 2 years of infarction. Therefore, a thorough examination of both the infarcted lymph nodes and others resected at the same time is mandatory in order to exclude concomitant or underlying malignant lymphoma. The risk of development of malignant lymphoma after infarction was found to be negligible after two years
We report a very unusual case of lymph node infarction associated with disseminated intra-vascular coagulation in dengue fever not yet reported in the literature. The simple reason may be that usually lymph nodes are not sampled in DIC. However, any infarcted lymph node should be eyed with suspicion especially when it is enlarged in size. Multiple deeper sections and immunohistochemistry may be very useful to unearth the underlying cause and finally when the cause is not found out, these patients should be followed up for a minimum of 2 years.
List of abbreviations
1) DIC – Disseminated intravascular coagulation
2) ESR – Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
3) EBV – Epstein Barr virus
4) IgM – Immunoglobulin M
5) IgG – Immunoglobulin G
6) HIV – Human immunodeficiency virus
Competing interests
The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
ISR – Has made substantial contribution to conception, design, data analysis & interpretation. Has drafted the article and finally approved the article for publication.
ACL – Has made significant contribution in conception, design and co-ordination. Also helped in drafting and revising critically the content of the article.
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Lymph nodes, Chapter 21
Parvovirus B19 infection presenting with necrotizing lymphadenitis
Lymph node infarction associated with infectious mononucleosis: report of a case resembling lymph node infarction associated with malignant lymphoma
Infarction of the lymph nodes: a cause of a palisading macrophage reaction mimicking necrotizing granulomas
Lymphadenopathy and lymph node infarction as a result of gold injections
Ischaemic changes in human mesenteric lymph nodes
Mediastinal lymph node necrosis: a newly recognized complication of mediastinoscopy
Subacute necrotizing lymphadenitis associated with mononeuritis multiplex- a case report
Segmental lymph-node infarction after fine-needle aspiration
Spectrum of morphologic changes in lymph nodes attributable to fine needle aspiration
Idiopathic infarction of intra-abdominal lymph nodes. A cause of fever of unknown origin
Hemorrhagic infarction of hilar lymph nodes associated with combined heart-lung transplantation
Lymph node infarction and lymphoma
Lymph node infarction and malignant lymphoma: a case report
Lymph-node infarction and malignant lymphoma: a multicentre survey of European, English and American cases
Antigen preservation in infarcted lymphoid tissue. A novel approach to the infarcted lymph node using monoclonal antibodies effective in routinely processed tissues
Utility of immunophenotypic and immunogenotypic analysis in the study of necrotic lymph nodes
Clinical implications and value of immunohistochemical staining in the evaluation of lymph node infarction after fine-needle aspiration
Lymph node infarction. An immunohistochemical study of 11 cases
Pre-publication history
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This six-session course looks at Jesus interaction with a group of first-century Jewish religious leaders called Pharisees. As revealed in the four Gospels, these Pharisees received the brunt of Jesus criticism. The ability to see sin in others and ignore it in your own heart is one of the distinguishing characteristics of a Pharisee. Unfortunately, this tendency is as common today as it was in Jesus time. This course will help you learn to pursue God with an open heart.
Session One
Getting to Know the Pharisees
Were the Pharisees good guys, bad guys, or us guys?
John 3:1 21
We often compare ourselves to people from Scripture. We easily relate to Peter s impulsiveness, Martha s busyness, or Job s struggles. But there are some people in the Bible to whom we never want to be connected. This study looks at why and how similar we may actually be.
Session Two
It s Easier to Know the Bible Than to Live the Bible
How to move beyond information and experience God s transformation.
Matthew 5:21 48; 13:1 23
The Pharisees failed to connect with the Maker of the Law relationally. That same blind spot is at the heart of the church s impotence today. We have read the Book but have failed to connect with the author of the Book.
Session Three
Public Performance Is Easier than Private Devotion
The power of authentic piety in a world that talks the talk.
Matthew 6:1 18; Luke 18:9 14
We often form a set of outward rules to adhere to, rather than inwardly live a holy life that pleases God. Like the Pharisees, we frequently do the right things with the wrong motives. This study will help us sort out what is really important and what is not.
Session Four
Pride Gives Way to Resentment
A lesson from the Prodigal s brother.
Luke 15:11 32
The Parable of the Prodigal Son is one of the most familiar of Jesus stories. In this story, we usually identify with the younger brother being welcomed back into the family, but this study will examine the reaction of the older brother.
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Tradition Becomes More Attractive than Truth
Why the church must fight against spiritual ruts.
Mark 7:6 23
We all have traditions for example, whether Christmas presents should be opened on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. But when does tradition become a problem?
Session Six
Separation Can Lead to Isolation
Why the Pharisees liked bubbles, and why we should avoid them.
Matthew 9:9 13
The Pharisees were convinced that the key to maintaining purity was to live in isolation from those who they saw as being far from God. In fact, the word Pharisee means separated one.
Total number of pages - 51 pages
This Study Through the Bible Course Is based on the series builder Adventures in Missing the Point by Ed Rowell.
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LONDON (AP) South African athlete Caster Semenya says she isn't comfortable with her fame since her world championship title was obscured by gender-test revelations.
Semenya won the women's 800 meters at the world championships in Berlin on Aug. 19.
"People want to stare at me now. They want to touch me," Semenya said in an interview published Friday in British newspaper The Guardian. "I'm supposed to be famous but I don't think I like it so much."
The International Association of Athletics Federations is reviewing gender test results to determine whether Semenya is eligible to compete as a woman. The track and field group has refused to confirm or deny Australian media reports that the tests indicate Semenya has both male and female sex organs.
A decision is expected to be announced Nov. 20.
Semenya, 18, won the 800 world title in a season-best time of 1 minute, 55.45 seconds. Before the final, the IAAF said it had ordered gender tests be conducted on Semenya because of her muscular build and rapid improvement in times.
Besides the international intrigue created by the gender test, the case has also entangled the president of the South African athletics federation, Leonard Chuene. In September, Chuene admitted he lied about his knowledge of gender tests performed on Semenya in South Africa before the worlds. He has since been suspended.
Semenya, however, appears to be happiest when she is training with others at home in South Africa.
"Everyone just accepts me," Semenya said in the interview, which will be published in full on Saturday. "They know who I am. I am just Caster to these guys. I feel good with them."
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