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After Cornell University defenseman George Boiardi was struck in the chest with a lacrosse ball in the closing minutes of a 2004 collegiate game, he collapsed to the turf, and his heart stopped. The shot he blocked had killed him.
It was literally a million-to-one shot, if not more unlikely. But in a sport as fast-growing as lacrosse, an event that uncommon will happen multiple times at the college and high school level, says a new study.
Overall, 23 lacrosse players in the United States have had the sport trigger sudden death or cardiac arrest since 1980. Four have survived the experience; the other 19 died. The likely cause in Boiardi's case, say researchers, was commotio cordis -- a condition in which an impact of blunt force arriving within a specific range of 15 thousandths of a second in the heart's beating cycle sends an electrical impulse to the heart, stopping it.
The researchers stress, however, that cardiac arrest remains rare in lacrosse.
"The message is that there are risks associated with sports in young people, but it does not appear that lacrosse, which is the fastest growing youth sport in America, is associated with excessive risk compared to other sports," said Dr. Barry Maron of the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation, the study's lead author.
The study appears in the most recent issue of Pediatrics.
While a slim majority of the deaths outlined in the study were from underlying heart conditions, commotio cordis -- which struck 10 times -- has drawn much of the attention, because death is likely preventable in many cases.
Twice in 2008 -- both at the high school level -- players blocked shots and suffered commotio cordis but were able to survive.
"When there were two episodes of commotio cordis on the field a year, a year and a half ago ... because these coaches recognized that this was a potential devastating injury ... they called for a defibrillator and both kids survived," said Dr. Jeff Mandak, a cardiologist in Harrisburg, Pa., and a member of U.S. Lacrosse's safety board.
Mandak said that sudden death may never be fully preventable in lacrosse but that U.S. Lacrosse -- the sport's governing body -- has gone far to address the issue. A recreational lacrosse player himself, Mandak said he was invited to the safety board in 2000 by Steve Stenersen, president and CEO of U.S. Lacrosse, because of concerns about commotio cordis. U.S. Lacrosse organized a conference on the issue in 2007.
Of course, one of the main measures to avoid death by commotio cordis is to prevent it from occurring in the first place -- a function that is not served by available chest protectors.
Moran praised U.S. Lacrosse's safety efforts in that respect.
"U.S. Lacrosse has made a large effort to support the design of an effective chest protector," he said. "Lacrosse, in that respect, is unique among national sports organizations. They've promoted this idea and supported ongoing research to create such a chest protector. They've done that on their own volition. They should be congratulated on their efforts to make their sport even safer than it is."
There are several problems with existing chest protectors used in lacrosse. In two of the six cases of commotio cordis in the study that resulted in death (and four of the 10 cases overall), players were goalies wearing chest protectors.
"They never were developed to prevent internal organ injuries," Mandak said. "Now, we're looking at ways to develop that."
In addition to improper padding for internal organ injuries, chest protectors will shift when a player moves.
Stenersen said that following Boiardi's death in 2004, there was an increased push for all players -- not just goalies -- to wear chest protectors.
"It was not a panacea," he said. "The issue right now is that there is no chest protection in any sport that has been proven to eliminate commotio cordis."
In addition to U.S. Lacrosse's efforts to improve safety by getting better chest protectors and making coaches aware that they need automated external defibrillators on the fields, Dr. Margot Putukian, chair of U.S. Lacrosse's safety board and the director of athletic medicine at Princeton University, said that some changes in coaching might help as well.
In lacrosse and hockey, where commotio cordis has also been known to occur, players will often block shots by putting themselves between the ball or puck and the net. While often done at the professional level, it can be a difficult technique to master and often can lead to injury.
"To me, it just seems like there are issues there in terms of coaching," she said. "Kids need to know that they shouldn't do shot blocking in hockey when they're young. In lacrosse, it's the same thing."
Primary Lacrosse Injury Concerns
"Obviously, the safety of the sport is a primary concern for anyone managing the sport's development and growth," Stenersen of U.S. Lacrosse said. "[Commotio cordis] is a primary concern."
But while the shocking and highly publicized results of commotio cordis may get a lot of attention, it is not the most common lacrosse injury or the most widespread problem.
Lacrosse is the fastest-growing high school sport in the nation, with roughly 144,000 participants in the 2007-08 school year, according to the National Federation of State High School Associations.
But that kind of growth can present its own problems. When a sport grows quickly, many new coaches may not have adequate training -- a situation some worry may lead to injuries.
"It's a concern among the governing body, that it is growing so quickly," said Andrew Lincoln, director of orthopedic and sports health research for the MedStar Research Institute in Hyattsville, Md..
Lincoln also serves on U.S. Lacrosse's sports, science and safety committee.
"The big emphasis on the field has been with concussions," said Dr. Craig Bennett, an orthopedic surgeon at the University of Maryland Medical Center and the team orthopedic surgeon for the University of Maryland sports teams.
He notes that in 12 years working at the college level in lacrosse and baseball, he only knows of one occurrence of commotio cordis.
But concussions can be a common occurrence in lacrosse, and Bennett has joined in some steps to prevent further injury.
"Many high schools and most universities are involved with the ImPACT program," he said.
ImPACT is a user-friendly, computer-based testing program, based in Pittsburgh, specifically designed for the management of sports-related concussions. Athletes take a test of their cognitive abilities at the start of the season, in order to determine a baseline. In the event of a concussion, doctors can better determine if there is a risk of further injury.
"You want their cognitive abilities to return before they go back and play," Bennett said. "That's really been a huge emphasis with soccer, lacrosse and football."
Concussions are getting attention elsewhere as well. In conjunction with Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, Lincoln of MedStar Research and other researchers are seeking to find out the causes of lacrosse injuries and reduce them.
"There's a lot of concern about whether or not the game is getting rougher, more aggressive, so we're focusing a lot of our research efforts on what's going on with concussions, what the mechanisms are," said Lincoln, noting that concussions were the most common injury for boys (but only fifth for girls).
The researchers videotaped 500 high school lacrosse games in Fairfax County, Va., this spring, and hope to present their preliminary results by the start of the next season.
One possible recommendation they might make is introducing a youth ball -- less dense than the one used at the collegiate and professional levels.
Lacrosse is not the only high school sport with injury concerns. In November 2008, ABC News' OnCall+ team took a look at injury-producing high school sports -- those pages follow.
Unsurprisingly, football leads a number of safety studies as the most dangerous high school sport.
Frederick Mueller of the department of exercise and sport science at the University of North Carolina has compiled a long-term survey of catastrophic injuries in sports. His study put football as the most dangerous in terms of total catastrophic injuries, with 603 -- and 101 of them fatal -- since 1982. 1990 was the only year in the study without a fatality.
"When you just look at the numbers, football has the most catastrophic injuries," Mueller said last November. His data, however, look strictly at catastrophic injuries -- those resulting in very serious injury or long-term disability.
Comstock's data, which tallies every time an injury causes an athlete to miss at least a day of practice or competition, shows football as having a little over 12 injuries per 1,000 players.
But football is also the nation's most popular sport for high school students. From the 1982-83 school year through the 2005-06 school year, over 34 million boys and over 16,000 girls played the game. Over 1 million students play each year. While the numbers are higher than other sports, the rates are actually lower than sports like ice hockey and gymnastics.
Reduced rates of injury have come through rule changes and improvement of equipment, but Mueller thinks they can be lowered even more through better coaching.
"I think so many football injuries can be prevented if you teach the proper fundamentals of blocking and tackling," he said. "The big thing is, teaching the kids not to hit with their heads."
And the mindset of players also might need some changes to keep young players from getting injured.
"The mindset in football is that you play injured and you don't complain to the coach that you're hurting," Mueller said.
This can especially put a player at risk after suffering a concussion, where a second injury before recovering from the first can lead to long-term damage.
"I think it's important for coaches to realize that and to let their players know that they can come to them," Mueller said.
While the sports are similar, the most common injuries in softball and baseball are quite different.
In baseball, "I would say the most common is with pitchers and arm injuries, whether that be shoulder, elbow, or just regular tendonitis," said Jared Voss, head coach of the baseball team at Joliet Catholic Academy, in Joliet, Ill.
But while high school baseball pitchers have pitch counts and need to take days of rest in between starts, Kendall Ryndak, the 15-year-old sophomore starting pitcher at Downers Grove North High School in Downers Grove, Ill., pitches nearly all of her team's games.
"I know that I do pitch a lot and it can have a long-term negative effect on my arm," she said, but added "my arm is pretty healthy and I haven't had any injuries with my arm."
Ryndak said she had suffered a sprained ankle, but her arm has been fine despite playing softball year round since age 9.
Major differences for baseball and softball pitchers include underhand pitching in softball, versus overhand in baseball, and the distance from the mound to home plate -- 60 feet, 6 inches in baseball, but only 40 for softball.
As Ryndak's coach, Mark Margo noted, the more natural motion of underhand pitching has allowed her to pitch three games in a day, while when he was a baseball pitcher, he needed days off in between pitching outings. He said he monitors Ryndak much more closely when she is in the outfield and needs to throw overhand.
Also, he said, when it comes to throwing overhand, he has his fielders drill at shorter distances at the start of the season to build arm strength.
Margo feels the mound needs to be moved away from the plate, both to avoid dominant pitching, (no-hitters are a regular occurrence in softball, unlike baseball) but also to avoid a common softball injury -- balls hitting players, especially pitchers, before the players have time to react.
"I think that's the most dangerous injury that's going on right now," he said, noting that many pitchers and fielders now wear special masks to protect themselves. He said two years ago, his pitcher was hit seven times during the season.
Voss noted that much of keeping his pitchers injury free involves common sense.
"I personally, in high school, I try to promote guys doing other sports," he said, noting that it helps avoid burnout in players who play the same sport year-round.
Also, he said, parents and coaches need to be aware of an athlete's limits, and keep them from overusing their arms.
"Sometimes as coaches our ego gets the best of us," he said, adding that coaches need to take their star pitcher out of the game--no matter the circumstances--when they have pitched too much.
Unlike the other activities on this list, cheerleading is not a sport.
Or at least, it's often not classified as a sport, and that may be part of the reason why its injury rate is so high.
The NFHS does have a listing for "competitive spirit squads" on its participation numbers, but what a cheerleading squad consists of can vary greatly--and that can effect the likelihood of a participant being injured.
"At the high school level, cheerleading is a very varied event," said Comstock.
She noted that in some high schools, the cheerleaders serve as a pep squad, while in others they do the same flips and jumps one might expect in a gymnastics routine.
But while gymnasts may do their acrobatics on a mat, "[cheereladers] frequently perform those types of activities in settings that place them at higher risk than gymnasts," said Comstock.
Additionally, while gymnastics is a solo event, cheerleading has more than one person involved.
"You also have the possibility of person to person contact," said Comstock. "The vast majority of high school sports-related injuries occur in player to player contact."
Kim England, founder of Energized Athletics, agrees that cheerleading is a team sport where more than one person is involved.
"The hardest thing about cheerleading is that they're needed for every piece for that routine," said England, as opposed to other sports where another player from the bench is ready to replace someone who's injured. In cheerleading, when an athlete gets a sprained finger or hurt in some other way, there isn't anyone readily available to take over their position, and so when that happens, a routine may be unperformable until the team member recovers.
England's daughter, Samantha England, has been cheerleading for about 10 years and cheers and coaches for Energized Athletics, as well as cheering for Watertown High School. She has suffered a cyst in her wrist as a result of over-tumbling, as well as floating knee caps.
Samantha has seen her fellow cheerleaders endure the occasional sprained wrist which also occurs due to over-tumbling. However, she insisted that the occurence of injuries during a group stunt is minimized through a group effort.
"If we're doing a stunt, the girl [who's thrown in the air] is caught before she hits the mat," said Samatha. "The basers always catch her."
To prevent injuries from appearing on their team, Dwayne Harmon, all-star director of the Energized All-Star cheerleading team, said that he uses proper progression to teach the girls and boys on his squad. According to Harmon, proper progression involves "teaching the basic fundamentals" before having the cheerleaders try out complicated tricks and stunts.
Also, the skill level of a cheerleader has bearing on the type of injuries they get.
"The higher level of skill [of a cheerleader], the more risk that comes in," said Dannie Halloran, cheerleader for Energized Athletics ad cheerleading coach for Cambridge Ringe and Latin High School in Cambridge, Mass.
For that reason, Mueller believes that better regulation could make the sport safer. "If you look at cheerleading, [the injuries] probably can be reduced," he said.
Despite the high injury rate in cheerleading, Kim England believes the benefits heavily outweigh the risks.
"I got Samantha to cheer for academic reasons, since you need certain grades to continue cheering," England noted. "It's great for fitness [and] keeps her out of trouble. [Also], just to see the bonding and how excited [the cheerleaders] are is amazing."
Halloran agrees with England on the benefits of cheerleading.
"It's an amazing sport to get into," added Halloran. "Not only are you learning great discipline on a mat, putting a routine, but it's a great sport of socialization where you meet great people with the same ambition and get to work on the same goals."
The injuries that plagued the U.S. Mens' and Womens' Gymnastics teams during the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing were a clear indication that the sport of gymnastics poses serious strains on the human body.
At the high school level, the risk is no different. In fact, those only involved in gymnastics at their high schools, as opposed to also being part of a club, put themselves at greater risk for injury.
According to Mary Bakke, a national gymnastics judge for USA Gymnastics and the national technical chair for United States Association of Independent Gymnastics Clubs, Inc., those involved in all-around clubs are better conditioned than high school gymnasts, who only compete in the sport for a season.
In comparison to club gymnasts, "high school gymnasts are out of shape," said Bakke.
"[Having] a trained coach is important," she added. "[Sometimes] high school coaches don't know the sport," a fact that can put the athletes in harm's way.
Injuries that are unique to gymnastics are knee and ankle injuries, as well as the occasional arm, hand, neck or back injury.
"Floor exercising and vaulting are prone to injury," Bakke pointed out. "If the body is not in good alignment, the body is piked," which can lead to severe injury.
Gymnasts are trained to minimize their own risk of injury through good conditioning of their bodies which includes maintaining good flexibility, muscle control and staying in good shape. Also, it is important for gymnasts to learn how to absorb the shock from their landings through techniques which include bending the knees upon landing rather than keep their legs straight.
Bakke emphasizes that "things have to be broken down [by coaches] to lead up to certain skills" as well as having workouts tailored to a particular gymnast. The consequence of doing a trick cold turkey can include a permanent injury accompanied by chronic pain.
At most gymnastics facilities and meets, there are athletic trainers who help condition the athletes, as well as a sports medicine trainer to help treat injuries.
When a gymnast suffers minor pain or weakness on their joints, they are often asked to tape their ankle, knee or elbow to give it extra support. However, taping does have its limitations for a competing gymnast.
"[When you] tape an ankle, your range of motion is limited," Bakke stated. "You can't point your toes."
"You're gaining something, but giving something up as well."
When Tonia Speicher came in to school, John McDonough, athletic director for Boston Latin School in Boston, Mass., thought she had messed up her eyeliner and mascara.
It turned out that Speicher, a junior at Boston Latin School and midfielder for the girls' soccer team had developed two black eyes from an accident that occurred during one of her soccer games.
"I was heading the ball [and] the other girl was also heading," Speicher recalled. "We were facing each other," which resulted in a nasty head collision between the two players.
Speicher ended up getting what she described as "a giant egg on my forehead... which progressively turned into two black eyes" and damage to her nose.
Racoon eyes were not the only casualty that Speicher had endured from being part of the soccer team. Over the summer, she had participated in summer-league soccer, where she sprained her ankle.
Others on the Boston Latin School girls' soccer team also sustained sprained ankles. Two members sustained even more serious injuries; one had a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), while the other suffered a medial collateral ligament (MCL) tear.
Soccer injuries are not uncommon. According to The National High School Sports-Related Injury Surveillance Study for the 2007-2008 school year, a study released by National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS), there were over 400 soccer injuries among all girls' soccer athletes, an injury rate of 2.35 per 1,000 athletes.
Common injuries seen among athletes who play soccer include those that affect the ankles and shins, according to Bob Rausch, athletic trainer for St. John's High School in Shrewsbury, Mass.
Rauch has also witnessed a soccer player getting a fractured collar bone during a game. The sophomore star got knocked down and landed on his shoulder.
To prevent such injuries from happening, athletic trainers like Rausch help prepare these high school athletes through exercises which include strength-training in the school's own weight room.
"The stronger [the athletes] are, the less prone to injury they are," said Rausch.
As for treatment, there are several tools that high schools have to diminish the pain that accompanies a sports injury. Among these are a supply of ice and a whirlpool for hot-cold treatment, which has been proven to be an effective technique for treating injuries as well as muscle stimulation and ultrasounds.
The results from such treatment are significant.
"Discoloration [from bruises] is decreased," said Rausch. "And decreased swelling [is observed]."
Ice Hockey
Played by both men and women, ice hockey may be the most dangerous high school sport.
Ice hockey is played by significantly fewer students than play football, with over 36,500 men and just over 8,600 women playing the sport in 2007-08, according to the NFHS, but they were likely to be injured at a higher rate.
In fact, the UNC study showed women suffering a serious injury at a rate three times higher than the rate for men, and both were tops for severe injuries in any sport.
"Ice hockey and gymnastics had a higher rate than any of them," said Mueller.
While this may surprise some, Comstock, who has begun studying the sport this year, attributes hockey's higher injury rate to the rink.
"One of the differences in injury rates is the playing environment," she said.
While both sports involve high-speed collisions, she said, surfaces can make all the difference.
"In football, they're landing on a relatively soft surface compared to ice hockey," she said.
Also, Comstock noted, the walls surrounding the rink are perhaps the greatest source of injury. "In ice hockey, so much of the contact ends with an athlete striking the boards and the glass," she said.
Track and Field/Cross Country
Track and field injuries mostly occur in the field.
Mueller notes that the most common injuries are in the pole vault and discus--typically when someone is not paying attention and is hit by a throw.
"They shouldn't ever happen," he said.
As for the pole vault, the injury rate has been lessened by promoting protective headgear that can be worn at the high school and college level.
"Some of the track injuries have been prevented when they first started looking at pole vaulting injuries," said Mueller.
A major injury that occurs in the track side of track and field is shin splints.
According to John McDonough, athletic director for Boston Latin School in Boston, Mass., shin splints are common in track and field and cross country athletes.
"A lot of younger, inexperienced runners join the team, and many have never run before," McDonough pointed out. "They wear the wrong footwear, don't know to stretch [before running], and just run with all their might," all reasons for the injuries that occur at the high school level.
To prevent such injuries, several trainers note that it's important to stretch, as well as be well-conditioned.
"Core stabilization helps prevent a lot of injuries," stated Dr. Tim Hosea, chairman of the sports medicine committee for the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association and associate professor at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
However, those who participate in endurance-type sports such as track and field and cross country running are less likely to be injured because many of the athletes are trained to endure long periods of pain in their sport, noted Hosea.
"Those who participate in aerobic-based, lifelong sports -- those athletes tend to stay in shape later in life," Hosea said.
The sports of swimming and diving have their fair share of strains and injuries at the high school level.
According to Jim Clover, coordinator at the S.P.O.R.T. Clinic in Riverside, Calif. And author of "Sports Medicine Essentials," both swimmers and divers primarily endure pain on their shoulders.
One of the most severe shoulder injuries for swimmers is impingement. This occurs when the small muscle on top of the shoulder underneath the bone -- called the supraspinatus -- is affected.
"When you raise your arms, it gets pinched [which is the result of] impingement syndrome," noted Clover.
Another injury associated with swimming include thoracic outlet syndrome, an injury more common among female swimmers where an entire arm can change color due to lack of circulation to the arm.
Divers have a different set of shoulder injuries to be concerned about due to the acrobatic jumps they must accomplish during practice and competitions.
"[Divers] do a lot of upper body stuff," said Clover. Because of the many flips and jumps they do, "they need to be wary of their core stabilization," Clover stressed.
The treatment for these injuries include the run-of-the-mill ice or ice massage right after swimming or diving as well as taping for joint support to increase circulation. Waiting until you get home may be too late, said Clover.
One important preventative measure against injuries can be summarized in one catchy phrase.
"Whatever you do in the front, do to the back," Clover said. This means that any core workouts you do to the front side of your body such as sit-ups, you must do to your back side to prevent strained muscles.
Jumping for shots, blocking opponents at the basket and rushing for rebounds make the fast-paced game of high school basketball an arena for injuries.
What Bob Rausch has seen in his seven years as an athletic trainer for St. John's High School includes many ankle injuries on basketball players, several of them caused by opponent players accidentally landing or rolling over their feet.
David Hess, boys' basketball coach at Tuscola High School in Central Illinois, can attest to these ankle injuries. According to Hess, sprained ankles are often seen as well. He has also witnessed torn ligaments, jammed fingers and knee injuries caused by the many jumps basketball players do both in practice and in games.
"I would say ankle [injuries] occur most in basketball [due to] contact with a lot of jumping," said Hess.
To strengthen the ankles of his players, Hess emphasizes preparation through warm-ups and strength training. Through this, Hess said, "you're going to turn a four-week ankle sprain into a one-week ankle sprain," therefore ensuring fast recovery of a fallen player.
Through building strength around key ligaments impacted by basketball, injuries are prevented or the seriousness of injuries are diminished, added Hess.
For any injuries that occur in practice or during a game, athletic trainers are usually on the sidelines ready to treat any pain that strikes the basketball players. Taping ankles is one way to relieve the pain during important games.
However, if "you're always taping, the ankle become dependent on the tape," said Hess. To prevent this, players strengthen their ankles and are trained to endure an ankle pain during practice.
The constant thrusts and throws seen in high school wrestling would lead anyone to believe that wrestling is quite dangerous and prone to many injuries.
However, many of the casualties suffered by high school wrestlers are not directly related to the sport itself, but to hygiene.
As of late, MRSA bacterial infections among wrestling athletes have been a more common occurrence. According to Clover, these infections are 100 percent avoidable through good cleaning of the mats where wrestling battles take place.
Another cleanliness-related infection that wrestlers get is ringworm, which is transferred either from the mats or from other wrestlers. And like the MRSA infection, ringworm is 100 percent preventable.
The more physical ailments that wrestlers endure include cauliflower ear, which happens because of the repeated hits wrestlers' ears get.
"It's the contusion of the ear, which causes it to swell," pointed out Clover. Fluids enter the ear as well, an occurrence that can simply be avoided by wearing head gear.
In comparison to other sports, wrestling injuries are not as prevalent. The only major muscle injury that wrestlers need to be wary of is a specific shoulder ailment. According to Clover, because wrestlers are constantly yanking their shoulders, the capsule around the shoulder gets stretched out.
But Clover stated there's a simple solution to the stretched capsule. By increasing and strengthening the muscles that surround the capsule, any potential injuries can be avoided.
Nana Duffuor contributed to this report.


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"Friends" star Matthew Perry has put a second home up for sale in as many weeks, this time listing a contemporary in the Sunset Strip area at $5,695,000.
The 4,100-square-foot midcentury modern features disappearing walls of glass that open to a patio and swimming pool, a home theater and indoor and outdoor fireplaces. There are three bedrooms and 31/2 bathrooms.
Perry, 42, starred in the decade-long sitcom "Friends" starting in 1994. Since his days as Chandler Bing, he starred in "17 Again" (2009) and the comedy series "Mr. Sunshine" (2011).
Public records show he bought the property in 2006 for $1.7 million.
Earlier this month he listed the Pier House in Malibu for $13.5 million. The ocean-view house has four bedrooms, 51/2 bathrooms and 3,677 square feet of living space.
Greg Holcomb and Mark Rutstein of Partners Trust, Beverly Hills, are the listing agents, according to the Multiple Listing Service.

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Q: Back in October, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ordered New England utility companies, including Northeast Utilities (now Eversource), to issue refunds to ratepayers because the transmission rates were too high.
Possibly $ 30 million could go to Connecticut as part of the refund. The time period covered for the overcharge was Oct. 1, 2011, to Dec. 31, 2012, or 15 months.
Northeast was given 30 days by to provide refunds plus interest. Gov. Malloy was quoted as follows: " Thanks to PURA, our families, seniors and businesses will see a refund and will not be burdened with additional costs that drive up electric bills."
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker College men's soccer team held onto its No. 5 ranking according to the latest National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and Continental Tire Division II Men's Southeast Region poll.
The Cobras went 1-1 last week with a 2-0 win over regionally ranked No. 8 Lenoir-Rhyne, and a tough 1-0 double-overtime loss to regionally ranked No. 4 Queens. Daniel Jackson scored twice in the match against Lenoir-Rhyne, and Kyndle Cobb made six saves versus Queens.
Coker continues its season with a non-conference matchup with Mount Olive College at 7 p.m. Wednesday (Oct. 2) at home.
The NSCAA/Continental Tire College Rankings are an indicator of week-to-week status of qualified programs. For more information about the NSCAA College Rankings, visit www.nscaa.com/rankings/college.
Based in Kansas City, Kan., the National Soccer Coaches Association of America is the largest soccer coaches' organization in the world.
Since its founding in 1941, the NSCAA has grown to include more than 30,000 members who coach both genders at all levels of the sport. In addition to a national rankings program for colleges and high schools, NSCAA offers an extensive recognition program that presents nearly 10,000 individual awards every year. The NSCAA fulfills its mission of coaching education through a nationwide program of clinics and week-long courses, teaching more than 7,000 soccer coaches each year.


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White House Down (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
More terrorists in the White House action is on the way from Sony in November...
Starring: Channing Tatum
Released: 5th November 2013
Further Details:
You already own a copy of Antoine Fuqua's Olympus Has Fallen, now it's time to complete your 'Die Hard in the White House' 2013 collection with Roland Emmerich's
White House Down, because Sony is releasing it on Blu-ray and DVD Combo Packs in November.
The Blu-ray Combo Pack special features will include:
- Gag Reel
- Nine Featurettes:
- The Beast – A look at the film's presidential limo, better known as The Beast.
- The Full Arsenal – Guns, Grenades, Tanks and Choppers.
- VFX Boundaries Down – From massive blue screens to virtual sets, audiences will discover technologies that were literally invented by filmmakers.
- The Inside Story – Uncover this concept's fast-moving rise to the big screen.
- Presidential Treatment – A look at the size and scope of this massive production.
- Lights, Camera, Heart-Pumping Action – Uncover how filmmakers utilized a unique and stylistic approach to lighting, as well as various filming techniques to capture the true scope of the film's immense action.
- Crashing The Oval Office – See how filmmakers constructed a stunt set then drove an SUV at full speed into the Oval Office.
- Drowning The Beast – The presidential limo escape.
- Recreating The White House – Hear from the filmmakers about the meticulous detail that went into replicating the White House.
- A Dynamic Duo – A look at the chemistry between Tatum and Foxx and their dynamic on-screen presence.
- Men Of Action - Discover Tatum's willingness and desire to perform his own stunts, as well as the extensive training required.
- Roland Emmerich - Upping The Ante – A look at Emmerich's vision for the film.
- Meet The Insiders – Shining a spotlight on the star-studded supporting cast.
The DVD Combo Pack swill include:
- A Dynamic Duo
- Men Of Action
- Roland Emmerich
- Meet The Insiders
Quote: Capitol Policeman John Cale (Channing Tatum) has just been denied his dream job with the Secret Service of protecting President James Sawyer (Jamie Foxx). Not wanting to let down his little girl with the news, he takes her on a tour of the White House, when the complex is overtaken by a heavily armed paramilitary group. Now, with the nation's government falling into chaos and time running out, it's up to Cale to save the president, his daughter, and the country.
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Movie Dude Member Join Date: November 2006 Location: United States Posts: 373
What, no UltraViolet copy on the Blu-ray?
matt86 Member Join Date: March 2008 Location: United States Posts: 868
Yeh sometimes Sony has them sometimes it doesnt. I actually prefer this to Olympus has fallen. Sure it was PG-13, but it was a lot more fun and had a sense of humor to it. Would I buy it? Probably not, but it's a worthy rental
horrorfreak8 Member Join Date: June 2012 Location: United States Posts: 16
Olympus has fallen was a much better film. The action and tension was better.
wnicholas76 Member Join Date: June 2008 Location: United States Posts: 281
Olympus Has Fallen was definitely the better film, in my opinion, but I still enjoyed White House Down. Jason Clarke was awesome as the leader of the mercenaries. Day one for me.
ShaiBrooklyn Member Join Date: March 2004 Location: United States Posts: 257
Really enjoyed both movies! Kind of bummed no digital copy.
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NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Jan 2, 2013) - Since the Presidential election many marijuana stocks have been steadily climbing. Three companies are positioned and primed to continue this trend. These three companies are MediSwipe Inc. (OTCQB: MWIP), Cannabis Science Inc. (OTCQB: CBIS), and Medbox Inc. (PINKSHEETS: MDBX)
Like it or not, over the past decade 18 states have approved the use of medicinal marijuana. That is over a third of the country. The masses have spoken. Next election season will have even more states on the ballot. It is quickly becoming a preferred alternative to traditional treatments for patients with debilitating diseases like cancer, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C, Crohn's disease, Parkinson's disease, ALS, or multiple sclerosis.
Colorado and Oregon have even passed laws for recreational use. A similar scenario would be the Netherlands in Europe. A large and organized group in Colorado has pushed for this law based on the opinion that it is considerably less dangerous than alcohol. Many cities across the U.S.A. have jumped on board in states where medicinal marijuana is legal. They have reduced the penalty from a felony to misdemeanor and some have made recreational use also.
The trend is clear. You can choose to sit on the sidelines or read about the following companies and see why we believe in their business model. The medical marijuana industry generated $1.7 billion in revenue nationwide last year, and is expected to grow to $8.9 billion by 2016, according to See Change Consulting Inc. of Olney, Md.
MediSwipe Inc. (OTCQB: MWIP)
MediSwipe, Inc. provides payment processing and financial services to medical businesses. The Company offers a spectrum of transaction processing solutions using traditional, Internet point-of-sale, e-commerce, and mobile (wireless) terminals in conjunction with industry alliance partners. This company has experience in providing payment and financial services for medical marijuana companies and is in a perfect spot to benefit from these new markets.
In addition, MediSwipe Inc. is in the process of spinning off 800Commerce Inc., which engages in the development and distribution of wireless applications through mobile marketing platforms that enable any business to integrate brands, promotions, video, and other digital content through the Internet and mobile devices. All shareholders of MediSwipe Inc. will receive a share dividend with the completion of the spinoff.
This company stands to be the best of the bunch. We believe in this company so much, we actually alerted Mediswipe Inc. to our early alert VIP members on Oct. 12 when it was at .0025/share. It is currently trading at .015, a gain of 500%. To find out more about our VIP early alert service, please visit: http://www.firstpennypicks.com/vip-membership/
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Medbox is a leader in the development, sales and service of automated, biometrically controlled dispensing and storage systems for medicine and merchandise. Medbox has offices throughout the world, including New York, Arizona, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Tokyo, London and Toronto, and has their corporate headquarters in Los Angeles.
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Aspiring young music producers are being offered the chance to compose tracks based around samples from artists such as Faithless, Kasabian and Natasha Bedingfield, as part of a nationwide competition to win state-of-the-art music making equipment.
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U.S. Reps. Walorski, Ross Launch 'RV Caucus'
June 25, 2013 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on U.S. Reps. Walorski, Ross Launch 'RV Caucus'
U.S. Reps. Dennis Ross, R-Fla., and Jackie Walorski, R-Ind., have formed the Congressional Recreational Vehicle Caucus. According to a press release, the Congressional RV Caucus was created to "educate members of Congress on issues that impact the RV industry and highlight the importance of this American tradition for the tourism industry and the economy."
"As a young boy, I traveled the country in the summers with my grandparents in their 1960 Airstream, which I now have and have worked hard to restore to its original beauty," said Ross. "Now as an adult, my wife, Cindy, and I have taken our sons, Travis and Shane, on countless trips by motorhome, stopping in each of the 48 continental states. The RV industry pumps billions of dollars into our economy and encourages families to take advantage of everything our great states have to offer. I'm glad to help start this important caucus that highlights the contributions of the RV industry."
"In Northern Indiana, Hoosiers are proud to be known as the 'RV Capital of the World' as this powerful industry continues to manufacture quality products, create jobs and enrich American tourism," said Walorski. "With over 80% of North America's recreational vehicles built in Elkhart and LaGrange counties, it is critical that this industry remains relevant and continues to produce new products and technologies for recreational vehicles. I am pleased to introduce this caucus alongside Rep. Ross to support the RV industry and ensure its prolonged success for the benefit of American families."
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Louisiana Tech University and head men's basketball coach Mike White have agreed in principle to a six-year, $3.6 million contract extension, according to Athletics Director Tommy McClelland.
The new long-term contract extension is pending the approval from the University of Louisiana System's Board of Supervisors.
"The level of excitement for Louisiana Tech men's basketball is at an all-time high," McClelland said. "Maintaining this momentum is extremely important as we continue to reach new heights on the court. Mike White is at the center of this movement. He and his staff have done such a tremendous job over the past three seasons, and we look forward to what the future holds."
White has re-energized the basketball program and the fan base both locally and nationally with multiple conference championships and postseason appearances in just three years at the helm.
"Mike's contributions to and leadership of our men's basketball program and our student athletes has been nothing short of exceptional," said Tech President Les Guice. "He has always represented Louisiana Tech with the utmost class and integrity, and has elevated our program to one of national standing. We are excited to know that he and his family will remain a part of the Tech Family for years to come."
White's Bulldogs just completed an impressive 2013-14 season that saw the team post an overall record of 29-8, tying for the most victories ever in a single season in program history.
With the 29 wins came a share of the Conference USA regular season title in the school's first year in the league and a runner-up finish in the C-USA Tournament.
Tech also registered wins over Big 12 second place finisher Oklahoma and SEC second place finisher Georgia and was one victory shy of reaching the National Invitation Tournament Final Four.
"Dr. Les Guice has made an unwavering commitment to athletic excellence here at Louisiana Tech, and Tommy McClelland has spearheaded the effort to provide our athletic programs with the necessary resources to be successful," White said. "With their continued support, along with a renewed energy from the Bulldog fan base and student groups, we couldn't be more excited about the future of Bulldog Basketball."
On five different occasions, the Bulldogs received points in one of the two Top 25 national polls. The team also won the inaugural Gulf Coast Showcase tournament and finished in the top 20 nationally in scoring offense, scoring margin, assists per game, steals per game and turnover margin.
All of this came a year after White guided the `Dogs to a 27-7 record in 2012-13 which included a program-record setting 18-game winning streak that was also the second longest streak in NCAA Division I.
Tech made more history that season by earning a Western Athletic Conference regular season championship for the first time and the school's first AP Top 25 ranking in 28 years.
White was rewarded by the league for his efforts as the Don Haskins WAC Coach of the Year, the first Bulldog coach to receive the honor, and by the United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) as the District VII Coach of the Year.
After becoming the 17th head coach at Louisiana Tech, White was one of the youngest head coaches in the country and took the eighth youngest team in the country to an 18-16 record in 2011-12 and the school's first WAC Tournament final appearance after upsetting perennial powers Utah State and Nevada.
He was recently named as one of 15 finalists for the Skip Prosser Award, given to a head coach who not only achieves success on the basketball court but who also displays moral integrity off of it.
The New Orleans native has accumulated a 74-31 record. At the 100-game mark, White had the highest winning percentage and the most wins of any coach in Tech history.


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CRLS-Ardmore and all CRLS branch libraries are participating in this service project to help fight hunger during the holiday season. Patrons are encouraged to bring canned food items to the library in exchange for $1 off per can of their late fees. Collection or replacement fees are not included in this promotion.
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Bloons Tower Defense Review
Bloons is the unquestioned king of flash games. However, its tower defense counterpart is arguably much more influential. For an entire generation of gamers, it was the first foray into the genre. Some may even say it made it popular. Now NinjaKiwi has brought over their award-winning Bloons Tower Defense to the iPhone with an extra layer of polish, and for the most part we are impressed.
We assume you've played a tower defense game before, so we won't go into details on the gameplay itself. Bloons Tower Defense is path-based, meaning baddies (bloons, in this case) follow a set path to your base. Every bloon that makes it past your defenses will take away a life. If a bloon has more than bloon one inside it, you will lose even more lives.
The wide array of towers creates a variety of strategies to suit different play styles. Some, such as Dart Monkeys and Tack Towers, pop bloons in the good ol' fashion way. Others take a more extremist approach with ninja boomerangs and massive missiles that cause splash damage. A solid upgrade system gives each tower four extra attributes.
Once you pop, you can't stop.
Two of our favorite towers were the radar tower and super monkeys. The radar tower can be upgraded to expand and quicken any monkey in its range, and for a premium price you can unlock a special monkey squad move that wipes the entire screen clear of any bloons. Super monkeys are the most expensive towers but are key in later rounds. Their laser and plasma vision are the strongest attacks in the game, plus epic range covers practically the entire map.
You can also place traps along the path such as glue and piles of spikes. These last until they are used up or the end of the round. They are not always useful, but in early rounds they provide a cheap last resort.
There are 15 different levels spread across five map packs. These include six from the flash game, plus nine exclusive to the iPhone. As you score medals on unlocked maps by reaching round 50, a new pack opens up. Each is very different and calls for a different strategy, but bloon waves are primarily the same.
All three difficulty levels are balanced to accommodate tower defense veterans and casual players picking up the genre for the first time. Easy rounds start you off with more funds, less expensive towers, and more lives. As you scale up the difficulty, all of these will change as well.
Monkeys on a race track. What'll they come up with next?
Bloons Tower Defense does have some hindrances that get annoying. A flawed user interface will have you regularly dragging the wrong tower from the selection bars on either side of the screen and wasting money. Dragging to the trash can when you make a mistake takes multiple tries, meaning you have a high likelihood of placing down a tower anyway. This can be somewhat helped with the alternative control method where you need to confirm any tower's placement, but during a round this is far too slow to work.
When multiple towers are placed near each other, you can tap a general area to shuffle through them. This is a neat idea, but the random nature of the method makes it tedious. Also, the upgrade panel blocks a good half of the screen, making it difficult to see the range of many towers.
In the current age of numerous free online scoring services, we are a little baffled that NinjaKiwi did not implement one into Bloons Tower Defense. Unfortunately, this could damage its long-term appeal.
Despite some missteps, we still had more fun with Bloons Tower Defense than we have had with any other entry to the genre in a long time. The not-so-serious undertones kept the mood lighthearted, which gives it great casual appeal. If you are in need of a good tower defense game, chances are high that this is for you.


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I'm not a Super Bowl party guy.
Wait. Forget what I just said. I didn't just say that.
I am not allowed to say that. You are not allowed to say that.
You may or may not know this, but the term "Super Bowl" is owned by the National Football League. Their brand. Their game. Their hype.
It's why when you see a flyer for Best Buy selling TVs, they want you to get a brand new one for the "big game," not the soup spoon bowling alley parties.
We go places on SB Sunday to watch a popular game, eat and drink and watch the NFL's final game of the year. We all have our favorite places to watch a big game. I am not telling you mine. Great food and no one around, haha.
But I will offer a tiny guide to where you can watch the Super (what you eat your Cheerios from) in and around Savannah:
B&D Burgers
If you haven't seen their courtyard yet, B&D Burgers' new location on Congress Street (at Ellis Square) was created with games like the Superman Bowl-a-thon in mind. A ginormous screen up against the wall of the building next door. There are plenty of speakers for those of you who actually like to hear the game, and a great outdoor atmosphere. There will be giveaways, bucket specials and a huge event. The night of the SEC Championship in December sounded like you were at the stadium. It was hoppin'. bdburgers.net
Dub's Pub
Dub's Pub on River Street. Another great spot for a game the size of a 90,000-spectator soup bowl. Dub's is just a few months old and the nicest sports bar on the river. A couple dozen TVs and great food. They are rolling out a new menu for their very own bowl party. Don't know if there is soup on it or in it. liveoakstore.com/dubspub
The 5 Spot
The 5 Spot. The new kid on the block in Habersham Village is a good spot for the game. I am told they will have $5 apps, bowls of chili (which are super) and other specials. Great atmosphere for a little more laid-back game watching. 5spotsavannah.com
Molly MacPherson's
Molly MacPherson's serves haggis once a year. Don't know what haggis is? Fasten your seat belt and give it a Google. Molly's serves theirs once a year at Haggis Bowl time. Their customers say once is enough. But last year they ran out. Always wanted to try some traditional haggis while you watch the Superintendent Bowling? Molly's is your spot. Full portions downtown on Congress. Appetizer sizes in Richmond Hill. Just please, no food porn. macphersonspub.com
Beef O'Brady's
Good times at Beef O'Brady's as well. Always reminds me of my father-in-law calling my wife a couple years ago very excited that "they opened a new steakhouse" in his tiny town in Florida. Nice spot to watch the game. But if you live on the island, you already knew that. beefobradys.com
Tybee Island Social Club
Out on the beach, it's hard to overlook the Tybee Island Social Club. Great food, great atmosphere and always a good time. Did someone say smoked vodka bacon bloody mary? tybeeislandsocialclub.com
Mellow Mushroom
Last but certainly not least, I've given them a shout out before, but this is as good a time as any: Mellow Mushroom in Pooler. Love their pizza, but I am told (haven't tried it yet) by someone whose opinion I trust when it comes to cocktails and brews that they have a very nice and creative bar there. Something maybe a little different from bucket specials and foam fingers while you are watching the game. Just don't call it the Super Bowl. You never know who is listening. mellowmushroom.com
• Savannah Restaurant Week only has a few days left. Three courses, $30 at many of Savannah's best restaurants. Check out dining.savannahnow.com for more.
• Haven't tried it yet, but I continue to hear good things about Pad Thai on Savannah's southside, 12409 White Bluff Road.
• Forsyth Farmer's Market is back from a month or so hiatus. They get going this Saturday morning, 9 a.m.
• And don't forget Iron Chef Savannah is coming to the Southern Women's Show. The Pink House, Leoci's Trattoria, Circa 1875 and 22 Square (at the Andaz Hotel) battle for the title of best in Savannah 2013. You can be one of our judges! Go to www.eatitandlikeit.com to find out how.
Jesse Blanco is a local news anchor at WTGS and host of the Emmy-nominated "Eat It and Like It," Savannah's only TV show dedicated to its culinary scene. Visit him at www.eatitandlikeit.com or email email@example.com.
CORRECTION: World of Beer is closed Sundays. A previous version of this column indicated otherwise.


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In the final chapter of the trilogy, players find Sypro teaming up with an unlikely ally - Cynder, his former enemy, to face his most challenging mission to date. As the Dark Master's evil envelopes the world like a plague, Spyro must fulfill his destiny and unlock the true power of the purple dragon within him to stop the Dark Master in his tracks.
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SuitSat will be a hand launched by the ISS crew during the SpaceWalk. ALL NOTE !! Since we have just determined that the batteries in SuitSast may last only a few days, suggest prepare now to receive the 1st transmissions so as not to miss out on this Historical event !!! What is SuitSat: In short, the crew will toss an Old spacesuit out the airlock and let fly away as its own satellite. The Space Station crew have attached an Amateur Radio beacon transmitter to the spacesuit. The SuitSat project as it is called will broadcast telemetry and voice messages to earth for as long as the batteries last. Anyone with a simple FM receiver or police scanner should be able to hear the signals from SuitSat as it orbits around the earth 15 times a day. Astronaut Bill McArthur talks to all 50 States: Bill McArthur is currently working on board the International Space Station, orbiting 250 miles above the Earths surface. Occasionally Bill has a few moments to talk to Amateur Radio operators via the ARISS Amateur Radio station on board the ISS. Last weekend Bill announced he was down to has last state and needed Alaska and on Saturday January 21, Bill talked to at least 3 stations from Alaska as the Space Station passed in range of Alaska. Ed - KL7UW (23:42) Dale - KL7XJ (23:45) Kevin - KL0RG (23:49) Data courtesy of KL7UW Bill has also talked to armature radio station in over 60 different countries around the world. For more information on how to get your Amateur radio license, check out the web pages for www.ARRL.org SuitSat Details: For more specific details on the SuitSat project, please review the AMSAT and related links below. If you would like to help ARISS track the performance of suit sat, then you can go to the special suitsat web page and log your signal reports. http://www.suitsat.org/ Additional information on SuitSat at the AMSAT web pages. http://www.amsat.org/amsat-new/articles/SuitSat/ ARISS SuitSat Details http://www.amsat.org/amsat-new/articles/BauerSuitsat/index.php ARISS video on SuitSat September 2005 mms://media.wmfd.com/amsat/SuitSat.wmv http://www.rac.ca/ariss/Suitsat%20Rev%20D.pdf Orbit Pass Times for Suit Sat (Boston, Houston and San Francisco) I have enclosed some approximate orbit pass times for the cities listed for 4th. For more accurate tracking try locating a software tracking program or just use the NASA web page and track the International Space Station. Assuming Suit sat is activated at 22:20 UTC on February 3rd 2006, It will be heard first in Europe and Asia. North America will be in range the next day on February 4th. San Francisco To convert PST to UTC add 8 hours Feb 4 0226-0234 PST 10:26-10:34 UTC 0400-0408 PST 1200-1208 UTC 0537-0545 PST 1337-01345 UTC 0714-0720 PST 1514-1520 UTC 0849-0857 PST 1649-1657 UTC 1024-1032 PST 1824-1832 UTC 1201-1207 PST 2001-2007 UTC Houston To convert from CST to UTC add 7 hours Feb 4 0153-0201 CST 08:53-08:01 UTC 0329-0337 CST 10:29-10:37 UTC 0821-0825 CST 1521-1525 CST 0955-1003 CST 1655-1703 CST 1131-1139 CST 1831-1839 CST Boston Feb 4 02:25-02:33 EST 7:25-7:33 UTC 03:59-04:09 EST 08:59-09:09 UTC 05:35-05:44 EST 10:35-10:44 UTC 07:10-07:20 EST 12:10-12:20 UTC 08:45-08:55 EST 13:45-13:55 UTC 10:21-10:30 EST 15:21-15:30 UTC Kep tracking Data ISS 1 25544U 98067A 06025.48155427 .00009929 00000-0 71711-4 0 2161 2 25544 051.6441 201.3171 0009794 193.1268 262.2975 15.74216841410677 SuitSat project Duration: The Reason it is important for people to get ready to Monitor the SuitSat project is because this is a short duration experiment. This is the first version of this type of project, and it will be running on Batteries only. The current expected life of the SuitSat project is approximately 2 to 6 days. If you delay in setting up your station you may miss out on this educational Experiment. Voice Telemetry: The SuitSat project will be transmitting on 145.990 MHz FM and will consist of: Voice Telemetry, giving Mission Time, Suit Temperature and Battery Voltage Voice Greeting messages in multiple languages One SSTV image The whole process will repeat every 9 minutes until the batteries discharge. It is recommended that you have an audio recorder handy to record the telemetry information. The ARISS team may be collecting some of the data from individuals to help monitor the status of the project. Schools and Science: School systems with existing out side VHF antennas or the ability to set up a temporary out side receive antenna are welcome to listen in and collect telemetry data. The students will enjoy listing to the voice telemetry and tracking the position of the unique satellite. They may even hear one of the ISS crew talking to amateur radio stations on 145.800 MHz FM. SuitSat Transmitter: The SuitSat transmitter is a small hand held radio, similar to a WalkiTalki. The Kenwood TH-K2 will transmit a 500 milli-watts FM signal from SuitSat. The current frequency for SuitSat is 145.990 FM Downlink only (There is no uplink for this satellite). With a simple out side antenna and a simple VHF receiver or police scanner, you should be able to hear SuitSat when the satellite passes over your state. ARISS is also planning on using the Kenwood D700 Transceiver on ISS to Rebroadcast the SuitSat signal on 437.800 MHz FM. This will allow you to hear SuitSat while ISS is in range of your station. If you have already have been successful in working the Packet station or talked to the ISS crew on 2-meter voice, than you already have most of what you need. SSTV (Slow Scan TV ): SSTV is a way Amateur Radio stations send JPG still images around the world. We use an audio format we call SSTV. The SuitSat project will transmit Telemetry, Pre-Recorded Voice messages and one SSTV image. The whole process will repeat approximately every 9 minutes. (Robot 36 format). What's left is to connect your computer to the speaker of your radio and some SSTV decoding software, such as ChromaPix http://www.barberdsp.com/ or similar software. Here are just two of the many Share-Ware SSTV applications on the market. There may be many more. W95SSTV by Silicon Pixels http://www.barberdsp.com/w95sstv/w95dload.htm MMSSTV http://mmhamsoft.ham-radio.ch/ There are also many High quality pay software applications that offer many more features, such as multiple windows that allow you to simultaneously receive an image while preparing your next image that you want to transmit. CPIX http://www.barberdsp.com/ What is Slow Scan TV? 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Functional Requirements for Evidence in Recordkeeping: Further Developments at the University of Pittsburgh
by Kimberly J. Barata
As this issue of the Bulletin documents, many organizations worldwide are using the requirements in the development of standards, policies, procedures and systems. However, we at the University of Pittsburgh are also continuing our efforts to support, refine and extend them. To demonstrate its commitment to furthering research in the area of electronic records, the University of Pittsburgh authorized the creation of the Center for Electronic Recordkeeping and Archival Research (CERAR) at the School of Information Sciences earlier this year.
The Center (http://www.sis.pitt.edu/~cerar) evolved as a result of the overwhelming successes of the Functional Requirements project. Just as the Functional Requirements evolved as an interdisciplinary research project engaging both the Department of Library and Information Science (DLIS) and the Department of Information Science and Telecommunications (DIST), so, too, CERAR is carrying on this tradition. Under the directorship of Richard Cox, associate professor in the DLIS, and Kenneth Sochats, assistant professor in the DIST, CERAR's mission is to provide leadership by promoting research in all aspects of electronic records systems and fostering implementation of the results of that research. Through research, education, publication, lectures, workshops, consulting and networking, CERAR aims to support information professionals, individuals with recordkeeping responsibilities and other stakeholders concerned with recordkeeping issues. Although officially established at the university, CERAR is dependent on outside funding and is actively investigating research opportunities.
CERAR hopes to explore questions such as the following, either on its own or in partnership with others:
Refining the Application of the Requirements
One example of research to refine the application of the Functional Requirements and their resulting metadata involves the construction of a matrix approach to implementing the requirements. The project is being carried out by a CERAR staff member, although no CERAR funding has been required. Perhaps one of the most frequently asked questions with regard to implementing the framework is the extent to which the Functional Requirements must be met. It may be misconception to believe that all the requirements must be fulfilled for all record types in all contexts in order for something to be considered a record. Instead, it may be more realistic to assume that there are a variety of factors that affect the degree to which the requirements need to be met. Specifically, does the business process from which the transaction derives and the organizational context of the process itself influence the extent to which each requirement must be satisfied?
Recently, David Bearman and the author conducted a thought experiment that resulted in the construction of a matrix to visualize how each of the Functional Requirements is affected by similar business processes carried out within different organizational contexts. It is our hope that such an approach, once it is further refined, will make the requirements easier to apply.
The matrix represents an intellectual exercise using four generalized business processes in four different organizational contexts. For example, the inventory control process may be carried out in a variety of contexts, such as a retail sales company, a public service organization, a public utility or a research and development environment. It is evident that the role of inventory control is not equally important within each type of organization.
In a public service organization, for instance, the process may only manage such things as office supplies and forms. Records reflecting this function are therefore not likely to require or justify the same level of care to preserve their evidentiary value as might be the case for mission critical systems. This does not mean that the Functional Requirements should not be applied to records reflecting this process in this context, rather that there is no need to satisfy the requirements to any unusually high degree.
By contrast, in a public utility, such as a nuclear power plant, inventory control is much more important. Major issues of health or national security may be involved. As failure to maintain records properly carries much stronger implications, the recordkeeping system should adhere more strictly to the Functional Requirements. It is hoped that the matrix will help enable users, faced with the regulatory environments within which they operate, to evaluate the degree to which they need to implement the various requirements to manage their business risk.
The University of Pittsburgh, through the Department of Library and Information Science, the Department of Information Science and Telecommunications and the newly founded Center for Electronic Recordkeeping and Archival Research, is continuing to support ongoing projects revolving around the Functional Requirements and other related issues. We look forward to continuing our productive partnerships with other academic centers, government bodies and organizations to meet the challenge of managing electronic records. Through reaching out and partnering with other stakeholders, CERAR hopes to create research opportunities that will engage a variety of disciplines in addressing the need to define the skills required by a new kind of information professional, who will be equipped to manage the technology in a manner that will protect and enhance the value of records essential for the corporate memory, evidence and accountability of modern organizations.
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6. Identifiable: Records must be bounded by linkage to a transaction which used all the data in the record and only that data.
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This requirement derives from the law, customs, standards and professional best practices accepted by society and codified in the literature of different professions concerned with records and recordkeeping. The warrant is as follows:
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Cellier Des Princes Châteauneuf du Pape 2015Deep red color. Powerful and complex nose combining red fruit and ripe black fruit with spicy notes. It presents a beautiful structure in the mouth with excellent tannins alcohol balance. The tannins are fine and silky.
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Domaine de Beaurenard Châteauneuf du Pape 2015Beautiful, deep and bright ruby color. Complex nose, with fruits as cherries, fresh blueberries with spices as rosemary, juniper and cedar. The mouth road like the nose. A crispy cherry with garrigue notes, brings the freshness on the finish. Very smooth tannins with a nice elegance.
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Domaine Giraud Châteauneuf du Pape Prémices 2015This wine represents the essence of our domain, we wanted it on the fruit, easy to drink, with freshness and fine. Nice red color, India ink with tint dark purple. We discover a very spicy nose with notes of pepper of Chi chuan and light tobacco. The mouth is smooth on notes of jam of figs associated with soft spices.
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Brotte Chateauneuf du Pape Secret Barville 2015Colour - Ruby tinged with purple highlights. Nose - Supreme finesse, with hints of warm spices, black fruits (cassis, blackberry, cherry) along with roasted notes and red peppercorns. Palate - Elegant with forest fruits dominating the front palate. Unctuous mouthfeel underlined by vanilla tones and supple tannins. Exceptional length promises great ageing potential. Enjoy with the finest truffled foie gras, chicken ragoût with black olives, a platter of strong cheeses or with a chocolate mousse.
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St. Isaac of Syria Skete (Boscobel, Wisconsin)
|St. Isaac of Syria Skete
|Male Skete
|Abbot Simeon
|Approx. size
|5 monks
|Boscobel, Wisconsin
|Liturgical language(s)
|Music used
|Russian Chant
|Revised Julian
|Feastdays celebrated
|April 12
|Official website
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St. Isaac of Syria Skete is a monastic community for men in the Bulgarian Eastern Orthodox Diocese of the USA, Canada and Australia, located in Boscobel, Wisconsin.
The community was founded in April 1987 with the arrival of Abbot Simeon to the Boscobel area. In time, a church, a school and a female monastery were also constructed.
The community consists of men living the monastic tradition of a Christ-centered prayer life for the monastic members. The community produces icons, keeps the church and mission structures, and conducts pastoral, charitable and missionary outreach.
- 1986 Jun - Fr Simeon goes on a retreat to Boscobel, erecting a chapel. People from the surrounding community join him in worship.
- 1987 Apr - St. Isaac of Syria Skete founded; St. Nicholas Orthodox Mission Church founded.
- 1991 Aug - Monastery of St. Silouan founded near the Skete.
- 1994 Sep - St. Isaac's Orthodox School founded.
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