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VGAs - Force Unleashed II announced, trailered
Missed this one yesterday. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II was announced and trailered at the VGAs over the weekend, as you can see after the break. It's CG-only, showing the Apprentice facing off against large, nasty things in an arena. Have a watch. It's out next year.
VGAs - Tron Evolution looks pretty much as you thought it would
The front Tron Evolution trailer emerged from the VGAs last night, showing glowy men riding around on glowy bikes. Bet you never expected that. It's a Disney thing, developed by Propaganda. Hit the link. Get all the rest of the show news from Steph's liveblog.
VGAs - True Crime trailered, United Front developing
Activision trailered a True Crime reboot at the VGAs last night, as you can see after the break. Canadian developer United Front's doing the work. It's the same outfit behind ModNation Racers. The new game's set in China, featuring an undercover cop against the Triads. For those that may not remember, True Crime: Streets of […]
VGAs - Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands movie shows movie themes
The first Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands trailer debuted at the VGAs last night – watch it after the break – showing what very much looks to be a vehicle tie-in for the upcoming Jake Gyllenhaal movie. The Prince looks like Jake's in-film character, most obviously. Rewinding's still there as well, as you can […]
VGAs - First Crackdown 2 gameplay trailer reveals glide suit
Ruffian put out a first proper gameplay trailer of Crackdown 2 trailer at the VGAs last night, showing agents gliding, co-oping and smacking the shit out of people with sign posts. Is it good? It is. The game's out next year, 360-only. Hit the link to see why you should be excited. Get all the […]
VGAs - Medal of Honor gets awesome debut trailer
EA dropped the first Medal of Honor at the VGAs last night as promised, and very bloody awesome it looks too. The shooter reboot's set in modern-day Afghanistan. There's no denying the quality here. It's out for PC, 360 and PS3 at the end of next year. Get all the rest of the show news […]
VGAs - Halo: Reach trailer shows engine, new armour
Hit the link for the first Halo: Reach trailer, which debuted last night at the Spike VGAs. Looks as though Bungie's gone for the "beefy" look this time round, armour-skulls and all. Quite hard not to be excited about this, to be honest. Even if it does feel a little "Army of Two". It's out […]
Spike 2009 Video Game Awards Liveblog is a GO!
Here we go again with another liveblog kiddos. This time the 2009 Video Game Awards. To keep you up to date we are liveblogging the whole thing as it happens on the television. The schedule says that it should start around 8:00pm EST – that's around 1:00am for the UK, and 2:00am for those elsewhere […]
Spike's Video Game Awards is tonight, in case you forgot [UPDATE]
Update: Guess what kiddos? We've decided to liveblog the event as it happens. Should you decide that you wish to stay up till around 1:00am (UK'ers) to check in with us, we will update you as the shit goes down! So, if Jack Black shows up in his undies shooting sparks from his groin again, […]
Geoff Keighley talks VGAs, loads of surprises to come
Geoff Keighley has told D'toid that there will be "more than 12" exclusives, including the announced Crackdown 2, a new Star Wars title, and at least two games he can't even comment on during the VGAs tomorrow night. He also mentioned that during the commercial breaks, the show will come back with new stage set […]
VGAs to feature new PoP movie clip
This weekend's VGAs will see a new clip from the Prince of Persia movie aired, according to the almighty Geoff Keighley's super-Twitter. Banny rabbit beefcake Jake Gyllenhaal himself will be on hand to intro the new footage. The VGAs air on Saturday at 8pm EST.
Spike VGAs to be broadcast in the UK - now die happy
Looks like Spike TV's Video Games Awards will be aired on Channel 5 December 15 at 9:00pm. Sources at Channel 5 told The Lost Gamer that it can also be viewed on Freeview: CH30 Sky: CH 176, and Fiver + 1 Sky: CH 177, Virgin Media: CH 152, Tiscali TV: CH 31. Granted, it originally […]
Spike VGAs to be without a host for the first time
Looks like Spike TV's annual VGAs will be without a host for the first time this year. According to a rep for the network, going without a host will be on par with what it did for this year's Scream Awards. However, the lack of a celebrity host doesn't mean some will not take the […]
UFC Undisputed 2010 to premiere at VGAs
Yet more from Geoff Keighley's Twitter account. The Spike presenter's confirmed that UFC Undisputed 2010 will be aired for the first time at the VGAs this weekend. Woo. We want to see sweat on their sweat this time. And some suggestive thrusting, obviously. The VGAs take place this Saturday.
Keighley - Halo Reach is "huge leap forward," will be 2010's "biggest game by far"
Halo Reach's premiere at the VGAs next week will be a true, in-game showing of the title and looks set to debut 2010's biggest game "by far," if Spike's Geoff Keighley's comments on the latest Major Nelson podcast are to be believed. "At the VGAs we're actually going to be able to go down on […]
Crackdown 2 teaser posted, full thing to air during VGAs
There's a Crackdown 2 teaser video up on GameTrailers. You can view it here. Twitter King Geoff Keighley has tweeted that during the VGAs, the first gameplay trailer for the title will be shown. Still no date. Maybe it will be announced on December 12 when the awards ceremony airs on Spike.
Next Star Wars game to be announced at VGAs
Geoff Keighley, the King of Twitter, has just tweeted that the next Star Wars game is to be announced during the VGAs on December 12. He even posted a link to a teaser, which can be viewed here. The show goes off at 8pm EST on Spike.
Lastest VGA announcment is a TRON teaser [UPDATE]
Update: GameTrailers has just tweeted that the teaser is for the movie. So there ya go. Original: Geoff Keighley has just tweeted that one of the world premieres during the VGAs will be the TRON movie announcement. At least we think its for the remake starring Jeff Bridges and Olivia Wilde. It could be a […]
2K shooter "sneak peek" is a new Special-Ops game
The cats out of the bag, sort of, in relation to the new 2K shooter scheduled to debut at the VGAs. Apparently, it's a new Special- Ops title, and the video has been available for viewing since August over on Adland.tv. 1UP says that the "sneak peek" is part of a longer version of the […]
VGA teaser video shows 2K shooter in the works
There's a teaser video up on Kotaku showing a shooter that 2K has in the works. What it has to do with Dubai, we have no clue. Guess we'll find out during the VGAs on Spike December 12 at 8:00pm EST.
VGAs latest
Keighley – Halo Reach is "huge leap forward," will be 2010's "biggest game by far"
Sony: 70% sales growth YoY for PS3; receives 17 VGA nominations
VGAs: Uncharted 2, AssCreed 2, Batman, MW2, and L4D2 are GOTY noms


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Phillips and Feely from County Sligo Tubbercurry town land Cully
My grandmother was Bridget Phillips botn 21 September 1874 to James Phillips and Bridget Feely Phillips of County Sligo, Sligo South, Tubbercurry, Achonry, Cully.
In 1901 her father James Phillips was 78, mother Bridget Feely Phillips was 60, and a son Patrick age 32, James age 28 and Ellen age 19 were still living at home.
Bridget and at least one sister Mary left Ireland and lived in Brookline Massachusetts. Bridget married Thomas Kane.
Please contact me with any information that you have on the Phillips or Feely family.
KAIN/KANE/KEANE/KEENE/KEAN/CAIN from Barna/Salthill UPDATED 27 December 2010
My Grandfather was Thomas Kane son of William Kain and Sarah Kelly Kain born 1876 in Keerane (Barna/Gallway). Thomas lived in Brookline MA and East Walpole MA, had siblings also living in Brookline/Boston, including Patrick Keane, Julia Kane Shine, Anne Kane and Andrew.
UPDATE 27 December 2010
Residents of a house 2 in Keeraun (Barna, Galway) 1901 Census
Kane William 50 Male Head of Household
Kane Sarah Kelly 46 Female Wife
Kane Thomas 25 Male Son
Kane Andrew 23 Male Son
Kane Anne 18 Female Daughter
Kane Patrick 17 Male Son
Kane Bartley 15 Male Son
Kane Colman 12 Male Son
Kane John 10 Male Son
Kane William 7 Male Son
Kane James 4 Male Son
Kane Julia ? Female Daughter (not listed on the census)
1901 Census Residents of house 2 Keeraun
Keane William Head of household
Keane Sarah Kelly Wife
Keane John Son
Keane William Son
Keane James Son
Census also states that Sarah had 11 children all living in 1911. I have only identified 10. CK in Ireland identified this missing sibling as a daughter named Sarah and that she also came to the USA.
I have found records that Thomas, Anne, Andrew, Patrick and Julia all came to USA
Looks like Bartley, Colman, John, William, James stayed in Ireland.
I have been told that Saint Josephs in Rahoon may have the birth/death and marriage certificates. I have not found these on line, can anybody help?
If you are related and can help me to identify the missing parts please let me know. The best way to contact me by email to: [email protected] In the subject line please put Kain,Kane,Keane.
Thank you CK for responding, and CF (a native of Barna) and also to BK for speaking with me about the family.
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Wabash football fans are invited to a no-host football tailgate prior to the Wabash-Kenyon football game on October 2, 2010. Tailgating will begin at 11:00 AM with the kickoff scheduled for 1:00 PM.
This will be a no-host event - simply bring food and beverage for your party and join other Wabash football fans as we prepare to cheer the Little Giants on to victory.
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WAREHOUSE 300 is a new vintage marketplace opening soon in Trenton, IL Our retail will include home decor, rustic, shabby chic, and more!
Wine trail featuring several wineries throughout the Carlyle Lake region. More details coming soon.
New "Formula Blue" Design with indoor pool, exercise room, ExpressStart Breakfast.
The McKendree MetroRecPlex is a new, full-service, state-of-the-art sports complex. The complex offers two NHL-sized ice rinks, an aquatic center fit with a 10 lane championship swimming pool, a contemporary fitness area and many other amenities. Memberships and daily passes can be purchased for use of the facility and all its features.
Located the corner of Scott Troy Rd and Hwy 50, our address is 205 Rec Plex Drive, O'Fallon, IL 62269.
Formerly a private residence, this is now home to an extensive collection of Civil War and WWI memorabilia, Indian artifacts, domestic arts and items from local manufacturers.
Serving coffee, breakfast, and lunch.
Unique shopping experience, 3 floors of treasures for you to explore. We are ready for you to come treasure hunting here.
See lodge initiation devices and related paraphernalia from the early 1900s like the low-down buck goat, lung tester and invisible paddle machine. Today, DeMoulin is one of the nation's leading manufacturers of band uniforms.
September-May: Saturday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
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The marquee is patterned after the grand marquees of the 1920s, but the audio-visual equipment is state of the art. Three screens run first-run movies.
Camping, fishing, water skiing, jet skiing and Patriot's Park are amenities offered at the lake.
The Theatre is housed in what was originally the Greenville Steam Laundry, the Hygienic Ice Company, the Hygienic Dairy and the Ice Cream Company. Today, plays are performed for almost 3,000 patrons each year with a season of up to six plays. Now the sewing machines in the costume shop create colorful dresses, hats and capes rather than work gloves.
The 19th-century courthouse has a great view of the town's hundreds of crab apple, red bud, and cherry trees in season. It is the centerpiece of the Square which is lined with shops, a theatre and restaurants.
Many local and national performances are hosted here throughout the year.
The museum features hundreds of sculptural pieces by Richard Bock, best known for his work with architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Hours for the museum are Monday-Friday by appointment only. To make an appointment, please call 618-664-6724
H.J. Long Gymnasium, a 2,000 seat venue, houses varsity volleyball and basketball and the Crum Recreation Center has a terrific gym setup for basketball, tennis or volleyball.
Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas both spoke here during their historic U.S. Senate race in 1858. The site, once a grove of trees, is marked with a stone plaque.
This honors generations of soldiers who sacrificed their lives for their country.
Located at the modern Jr. High School, the building was restored by retired teachers.
At LuBobs you will find breakfast, sandwiches, dinners, pizza, homemade pies and soft freeze any time of day. LuBobs has always strived to be affordable and top quality and is known as the "Home of Homemade". We have become known far and wide for great breakfasts with our signature rope sausage, Paul Bunyan skillets and the best ever pancakes. Biscuits and made-from-scratch sausage gravy, horse shoes and pony shoes are an all-time favorite as well as our homemade fruit and cream pies. Our menu includes such items as beef and noodles and chicken and noodles made with our famous homemade noodles. We also serve homemade Swiss steak, meatloaf, lasagna, ham and beans, salmon patties, chili, potato soup, spaghetti, and much more. We have the best pizzas in the area. Lubobs is also known for beef Manhattans and pork Manhattans.
Farm implements, tools, tractors and other equipment dating back 100 years are featured. Open Saturdays May- October 9a.m.- 3p.m. or by appointment and for special events.
Park has 80 acres of natural habitat along Governor Bond Lake with five miles of horseback riding (north side) and walking trails. Open daily, sunrise to sunset.
Winery in a beautiful setting with delicious food, features fresh brick oven pizzas and Family Vine's own specialty wines. Open Thurs. – Sat. 11 a.m. – 9 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
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Here at Nuby's Steakhouse, we continue a long tradition of providing great quality food at reasonable prices. From our signature hand cut steaks to our famous one pound cheeseburger, you'll taste our passion for great food.
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STILLMAN VALLEY — Peyton Abbott is not a one-girl team.
But she could be.
"She will keep us in all of our games by herself, as long as she is on," Stillman Valley coach Shawn Byers said.
She shouldn't have to for Stillman Valley to repeat as Big Northern West champions and even make a run at a state Class 2A title. The Cardinals return all but two players from a team that went 23-3 last year and lost 1-0 to eventual state semifinalist Peru St. Bede in the sectional finals.
Abbott, a second-team Class 2A All-State choice last year, committed to Western Illinois after striking out 214 batters as a junior and going 15-3 with a 1.22 ERA and batting .566 from her cleanup spot.
"But we're not all about Peyton Abbott," Byers said. "We have a lot of quality players around her. We return four all-conference players.
"We're still going to have to field the ball and we're still going to have to score some runs."
But it starts with the pitcher in softball, as Stillman learned in that 1-0 loss to St. Bede. First-team All-State senior pitcher Lainie Schweiker struck out 20 Cardinals in that game. Yet Stillman still had a chance to win, thanks to Abbott, until allowing an unearned run on a mix-up of who was covering first on a bunt.
"Payton plays softball 12 months a year. It's her only sport and she has a passion for it," Byers said. "She has great movement on her ball. She doesn't really throw a fastball. It's all spin."
But Abbott doesn't have to be perfect to win. Neither do the Cardinals. They showed that in a season-opening 3-2 victory over Class 3A power Marengo on Friday. A year after losing by 10 runs to Marengo, the Cardinals overcame an unearned run in the first inning and the only two hard-hit balls off Abbott in the seventh. They threw out a runner at the plate in the sixth and the infield got the last three outs on ground balls.
"I have big support on the field," Abbott said.
"With that close loss in the sectional final last year, we're looking to go a lot farther," shortstop Karissa Dobson said. "We're not going to have a small error stop us from going far. We know those things can be fixed and we can excel. We're excited to keep rolling."
Stillman had never won a regional title until 2009, but has now won four in five years and three conference titles in the last seven. Still, the Cardinals have never gotten past the sectional finals.
This looks like their year to really make a splash.
"We have already set the stage for ourselves in northern Illinois," Byers said. "Now we have two main goals: to win the Big Northern Conference and to get to (state in) East Peoria.
"That's out there to our players. And to opposing teams. We want to be playing in June. I know its easier said than done. We'll have to play well all year long and get a couple of breaks."
That's true, but Stillman Valley starts out with the upper hand.
"We're going to be good," Abbott said. "I know there are high expectations for our team, but we want to be the team to beat. We just have to take it one game at a time until we get there."
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Release Date: January 28, 2014
BUFFALO, N.Y. – The University at Buffalo will announce a multimillion-dollar gift to support construction of its downtown medical school on Wednesday, Jan. 29.
The $375 million medical school is scheduled to open in 2016. It is being funded by private philanthropy and state support, including funding provided by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo through the NYSUNY 2020 legislation.
Who: UB officials, including President Satish K. Tripathi and Michael E. Cain, vice president for health sciences and dean of the UB School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, as well as officials of the organization making the gift.
What: Announcement of a multimillion-dollar gift to support construction of UB's downtown medical school. Interior design images of the building will also be showcased.
When: 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 29.
Where: Fifth floor, UB Clinical and Translational Research Center, 875 Ellicott St., Buffalo.
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The Boiling Springs product comes off the bench to throw the game-winning TD with 11 seconds left in a 33-28 victory over Michigan.
TAMPA, Fla. — When Steve Spurrier arrived at South Carolina in 2005 he stressed the importance of changing the losing culture that surrounded the Gamecocks' football program.
After a gut-wrenching, last-second Outback Bowl victory over the winningest program in college football history, he thinks his goal has finally been accomplished.
Former Boiling Springs star Dylan Thompson came off the bench in the closing seconds and connected with Bruce Ellington down the middle of the field for a 32-yard touchdown pass with 11 seconds remaining as Carolina defeated Michigan 33-28 Tuesday afternoon.
The win was USC's 11th of the season, matching last year's school-record performance.
"Yeah, I think it's really good for us to win this way. To come from looking like it was all over with three minutes left to score on the last drive, we haven't done that. It was really good for us, really good for the team," Spurrier said. "We haven't won one like that since I've been here in eight years, so hopefully that will sort of tell us that we can do that. It's possible, just hang in there."
Thompson, who led USC to a touchdown on his lone series of the first half, entered the game with 42 seconds remaining and Carolina trailing 28-27 at the Michigan 43-yard line.
After a couple of quick passes, he hoisted the ball in Ellington's direction while being driven to the ground by a Michigan defender and wasn't sure if the ball was caught until he heard the crowd's reaction.
"I didn't see him catch it. I threw it and I saw open area and Bruce running, so I figured there was a good chance of it getting caught," Thompson said. "I took a pretty hard shot in the ribs. I was on the ground hurting a little bit, but I heard the crowd."
Thompson said the only other game-winning touchdown of his career came in a high school game when he was at Boiling Springs against a cross-town rival.
"I've thrown one in high school versus Spartanburg, similar, but it was a little more time left. This is a little bigger stage, I guess," he said.
Before the game Spurrier said the plan was to play both Shaw and Thompson, with Shaw getting the majority of the snaps.
Thompson was given one full series during the first half and came in sporadically throughout the game for a play or two when Shaw was banged up before ultimately finishing the final 42 seconds.
Thompson finished the game 7-for-10 for 117 yards and two touchdowns, while Shaw was 18-for-26 for 224 yards and two scores.
The ending was fitting after a wild back-and-forth affair that included four lead changes in the final 15:02.
Carolina jumped out to a 21-10 first half lead thanks in large part to three big plays.
The first one came on USC's opening drive as Shaw found Damiere Byrd for a 56-yard touchdown.
Moments later Ace Sanders returned a punt 63 yards for his third career punt return for a touchdown.
Early in the second quarter Thompson connected with Byrnes product Nick Jones for a 70-yard completion to set up a short touchdown pass to Sanders.
The second half had its share of craziness as the Carolina sideline went from frustration to jubilation in a matter of seconds.
With Michigan facing a fourth-and-4 from its own 37 early in the fourth quarter, coach Brady Hoke opted to attempt a fake punt.
Floyd Simmons took the snap and raced to his left, but appeared to be tackled just short of the first-down marker.
The chain crew pulled the sticks and there was visible space between the ball and the marker, but the official ruled a first down for the Wolverines. Spurrier asked for clarification but got none.
"I asked one of those other refs, I said, 'You know the ball did not touch the first down marker.' He said, 'I know it didn't.' I said, 'Well why'd you give it to him,' and he said, 'I don't know,' " Spurrier said.
USC star defensive end Jadeveon Clowney made everything right moments later, though, destroying Michigan running back Vincent Smith in the backfield, separating him from his helmet while forcing and recovering a fumble.
"It was a matter of time. I was saying, 'Hang in there. We're going to win the game. I'm coming and I'm making a play,' " Clowney said. "It changed a lot. It gave us good field position and we got what we wanted."
Clowney's clutch play gave USC the ball at the Michigan 31-yard line instead of the 41. On the next play, Shaw found Sanders for a 31-yard score, his third of the game, as Carolina grabbed a 27-22 lead.
Sanders finished the game with nine catches for 92 yards and two receiving touchdowns in addition to his punt return for a score. He was named MVP.
"It's just a real good feeling. I just want to thank God for giving me the opportunity to come out here and showcase my talent," he said.


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migration we will state to those having proi tily of the above description for sale that we a re in position to place such pro perty in the hands of over two hundred . active agents who are making it a regular \ business to sell lands to immigrants and others coming into north carolina to , live lands placed above market value are uol desired we have established a real estate and mining bcreac in addition to the above and are in position to place to advantage mining properties ot all kinds developed and undeveloped large tracts of lands in western noith carolina and in east tean may 1m placed through us to advantage we can offer inducements heretofore unknown and land owners will consult their best interest by calling on or i addressing bruner eames k co heal estate mining a immigration bureau salisbury n c maps assays reports and estimates on lx»rt notice parties contemplating going to texas will do well to consult us as we have farms in all parts of that state and will giadlv furnish 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2,0 1,805 davidson 1,j)18 2,069 montgomery is reported to have elected the whole democratic ticket from top to bottom but exact majorities not know yadkiu county is reported to hare gone republican by 250 majority mr hen derson's majority in the district will be about 500 it may vary a few votes either way from these figures an honest confession a blain organ gives it up and finds consolation in defeat albany n y nov 7 — the eve ning journal concedes the election of cleveland it says : there seems to be no longer any doubt that gov cleve land has been elected president ev ery county has sent in its full vote and a careful verification of the results as sure gov cleveland a plurality of about 1,000 in the state the vote will not vary 200 on either side of these figures new york gives cleve land enough votes to elect him the journal has devoted all its en ergies towards securing another result and it now reluctantly states that the election has been decided different from its desire because it believes that a prompt recognition of the will of the majority is essential to the main tainance and preservation of american institutions so long as the people ot the united states have decided to transfer the federal administration to the democratic party we are glad that the decision has been made in favor of a democrat from new york state the pride in the empire state which has funished only one president to the united states martin van jinren in 1836 undoubtedly gives to every cit izen of the state a bias in favor of his fellow-citizen -^ — ■■— — what the leadinq papebs say cleveland certainly elected and no conspiracy can count him out new york nov 7 — the herald to-day says that new york state is democratic that the official returns show it that these returns and no others will be recognized by the state board of canvassers and that if there is a conspiracy to steal the presidency and vice presidency again for the candidates whom tiie people have re jected cannot possibly succeed the sun says : twenty-four hours more have passed and the result in the great state of new york and in the country at large remains unde termined returns come in slowly and with conflicting effect these from sources upon which heretofore we have been accustomed to rely dif fering wholly from those which our own sources of information supply we infer from returns thus received up to hour of going to press that cleveland has a plurality in this i state of more than 1,000 the sun also says there is no cause for alarm ! or suspicion because of delay in i receiving returns from remote dis tricts and adds the state of new york will be carried by the man who has received the most votes and by no body else there is no power that can ! wrest it from him and it is an insult to the people of this country to inti i mate even a possibility that the crime committed against them eight years ago can be repeated the world says : there need be no doubt about the result of the presi dential election new york has given cleveland a plurality of not less than 2,500 he has been fairly elected and will be the next president of the uni ted states it also ridicules the idea of any successful attempt to steal new york's vote remarking that the only conceivable result of sending a false electoral return to washington would be to throw the election with a demo cratic house of representatives ■« ■! humors of the campaign davanport la oct 31 — a sen sation was created here wednesday night by the appearance on the streets of about fifty young men members of company b second regiment i n g wearing mother hubbard dresses and poke bonnets the procession paraded the main streets and termi nated at the ackley house from the balcony of which a member of the company personating the woman's condidate for the presidency made an elaborate and taking speech the af fair brought out the largest crowd of any political demonstration since the opening of the campaign bands played the sky was illuminated with tire works and the affair put the re publicans and democrats alike in good humor / ■»■why the southern confederacy failed from the account of the battle of , bull run by general beau regard in the november century we quote the following we needed for pres ident either a military man of a high order or a politician of the first class such as howell cobb without mili tary pretentious the south did not fall crushed by the mere weight of the north but it was nibbled away at all sides and ends because its ex ecutive head never gathered and wiel ded its great strength under i he ready advantages that greatly reduced or neutralized its adversary's naked physical superiority it is but anoth er of the many proofs that timid di rection may readily go with physical courage and that the passive defen sive policy may make u long aguny but can never win a war a young max's shockieg sui cie — union n h oct 31 — on tuesday evening horace deland of brookfield aged eighteen years chain ed himself to a brush-heap near his father's house then set the brush on fire and deliberately burned himself to death his body was discovered yesterday a gash was found on the side of his throat made by a razor which was found near by a note was found directed to his parents say ing lie was tired of living he gave no reason for the act but it is thought to have been caused by unrequited love ckooked post-office officials — washington oct 31 — the annual report of chief post-office inspector i sharpc shows that during the last fis cal year there w«>ie 756 arrests of which number 36 were postmasters i 24 assistant postmasters 31 clerks 25 i letter carriers 8 railroad postal clerks i 25 mail carriers and 53 burglars of j those arrested 439 were convicted and : 88 acquitted the amount of fines and penalties collected aggregated 26,927 dishonesty in trade there is hardly an article of manufactured merchandise made or imported in the united states that has not its adulter ations or imitations and there are but few articles of raw material that are not in some manner adulterated what is needed is a law that shall compel all men to do an honest busi ness a law that shall apply alike to the rich and the poor a law that shall punish the man who sells with a false balance the same as the man who steals a loaf of bread ; a law that shall pun ish th'i mun that makes and sells a counterfeit article of merchandise the same as the man who makes and cir culates a counterfeit coin — century a remarkable bridge distant about an hour's ride by rail from avignon is the pont du gard or bridge of the gard a great bridge or aqueduct built here by the romans at a time when this part of france was oc cupied by the soldiers and colonies of that people and next to the colosseum at rome it is considered tha grandest and most perfect piece of roman archi tecture now standing in the world it is an immense stone bridge stretch ing across the whole valley it consists of three rows of arches one above the other in the lower row there are six very large arches above this is a longer row of eleven smaller arches and over this thirty-five arches still smaller on the top of the upper row and forming the summit of the bridge is a covered aqueduet or waterw-'y at a little dis tance this vast bridge seems almost as entire and perfect as when first built and we can hardly realize the fact that it has stood there for nineteen centuries it was erected solely for the purpose of carrying water across the valley and was part of an aqueduct twenty-five miles long constructed by the romans to conduct the water of the springs of airan to their town of nemausus now the french town of nimes great stones project at regular inter vals from its sides to the top of the second row of arches these served as supports to the derricks and other ma chines by which the massive stones were raised as the building progressed we can also see the square indentations in the stone work which were made there to support the scaffolding of the roman masons — st nicholas a bewitching weddiug dress the boston globe has this story — a very singular case has come out recently in regard to a young girl who was en gaged to l>e married she was poor and her intended husband bought her a wedding dress at an expense of 50 dol lars before the wedding day the intend ed bridegroom was taken sick and died the bride-elect mourned his loss and finally imagined that he was present about her and that she would still l>e married to him she told her parents how she felt and they told her that she must get rid of the wedding dress she sold it for 10 dollars to an acquaintance and soon recovered her spirits the girl who bought the dress after she got it imagined that she would lead a bad life and was so affected that she was out of her head and her parents sent the dress back ; when she recovered no 1 was soon affected as before and so much so that she sent the dress back to no 2 again and then she recovered no 2 was again affected and an attempt was made to return the dress again to no 1 but her family declined to receive it a police officer was sent to take the dress back after consultation with counsel but neither party would receive it and now the friends of the officer are looking to see him off his base on account of the dress it would seem as though the old salem witches possessed the dress and it is barely possible that the garment may be burned a special to the times democrat from baton rouge says : sheriff bates lias just returned from clinton ami reports that a rumor is current there of the murder by negroes of three persons father son aiul neph ew in st timiniany parish a lew days ago and that a possee pursued captured and hanged four of t lie mur derers and were on the track of the others john shoppard-k m a s>vi,,l £ . . t jm ",""., ,, kluttz's warehouse ' for the sale of leaf tobacco salisbury jfmrth carolina farmer's remember klutts warehouse has sold three fourths of all the tobacco sold on this market this season and ran shotv j the highest averages for crops and a general average second to none in the state for the same grades of tobacco kluttz's warehouse is the best lighted best arranged and the onlv honse in the place that has storage room for planter's tobacco if you want the highest pricks for your tobacco sell at kluttz's warehouse where you will always find a full turn-out of anxious buyers john sheppard the champiow tobacco auctioneer of wester north carolina has orders for tobaccos and will pay highest prices for all grades from the ground leaves to fancy lemon wrapper daily sales highest prices guaranteed your friends truly sheppard swink & monroe salisbury x c june 4th 1884 and will completely change tho blood in tho entire system in three month any person who will take 1 fill each night from 1 to 13 weeks may be re»tored to gouml health if such a thing bo possible for female complaints these pills haro no equal physicians use them for tho ure of livkii and kidney diseases sold everywhere or gent by mail for 2oc ia stamps circulars tree i s johnson fc co . boston mass 1 fll i^s nl pw u h a ! ««««. r.ron,i,l«s b . n,,nl ■late " 1 jm m fs a i-a kla kbeuinatisra juli\so\-.s ano tt£r a ffl eh u ej lu si us li l u ij 85 l'rcvcnriim ia butler uian cure johnson's anodyhg liniment ccites mnuonw nioodm at the i,,r n ., r o ncss harking coimh whooping t'cu'jh chronic dianhcca jiv.airtcrv ( hojt-r.i morlms kiting iroublci uiij diseases of thd spine sold everywhere circulars frets i s lounson & cd lioston mnss r is a well-known fact that most of the rj m e bsf's f r - f:^3 w w h p r o horse and fattle imw.iits.im in iliiscmin e-acj fi4 ulrs i h w h 54 s g u ll f bs hy is worthless ; lhat sheridans condition g h »» fl p ! v t h v 5b?v powder in absnliite'ypurpbii.l very valuable bs^a h l i i?ia ? ; ] v | ;''. ■./ nothing on karth will make liens q s m v^a sj d ; j li ; " . f-j it'i s vl m i h » lay like sheridan's condition i»ow bbba liflkct f & v » vj cjv [^— ft».l der dose one tcaspoonfnl to each pint of b»ba^h«lu l.bicayu kifcfl tj food it will also positively prevent an i en re hop cholera ac soldeverywhere.orsent bvm«nfnr2sc in f^lini eda stamps fiiriiishodinlart'erans,j)rici-$l.«i;l.ym:iil,$l.an villwivc.il vnvlenai circulars free 1 s jou.niun & tu liuituu iiasa , dcf 26 iss3 10:ly sbtfirttiire dealer upholsterer liwife d undertaker sfer ■:•;•,- , fine walnut suits 50 y7g : _ ;^ .--, cottage suits 20 25 ands30 "- v-i53gb|sinaiijc htnvpn wipp msttrpccpu 117 m 3mb • nuvcu lulu ludlllmom ij/.ju parlor suits 35 to 100 cheap beds 2.50 fine line of carpets sewing machines weed and hartford u f|l » ktriix't f active a^'d iktelmceiit a«eivts in every tow w ail jljcamj ! i cjuuty to sell our pol'ulau new books and family bllilks ministers leiiclicrs in.l others whose time is not fully occnpitd will find it to their interest t correspond with ui to farmers sons and other young men juiteomingon the field f no:ioii thifj business offers many advantac ». both n » mean of makine money a.u of self culture write for special tmu lo ii f joh.\so 6i co l,o13 main street blchmend va stands at the head tiik light-xuxkixg domestic that it i the acknowledged leader is a fact that cannot be disputed many imitate it none equal it the largest armed the lightest running the most beautiful wood work aytt is warranted t lie made of the best material to do auy and all kinds of work to be complete in every respect agents wanted in unoccupied territory address domestic sewing machine co richmond \ si for sale by kluttz & itexdleman 84 36:lj salisbury n c executor's notice all persons having claims against the estate nf ttiljias file deed are hereby notified ru n sent the same to me for pny ment i»n or before tjic 2d day t october 1885 or this notice will be plead in bar 1 recoverv and all those indebted to the said estate are requested to make early settlement l the same m s fkaley executor sept 27th 18841 6w:pd kh0de3 br j'.vn'ii pa3v w c i lakt sko total assets 710,745.12 a home < ompany seeking honje patronage stbong ■peompt reliable liberal term policies written on dwelling premiums payable one lull casb anil bal inr:e in twelve months j allen brown agt 23:6m salisbur n c i i — — • — : n mir ; i zj i '^' £ be and am oflious complaints j r.iie t.i tak ; • : : i w»ij •• '•' i • no ir.i .:..;. ii:<i ul " all l»r s notice the regular annial meet t tli et cjtlioldt-rs t the v i carnlina railroad company will salisbury n c on the 4th we ln sd voveinber 1884 being tl c 26tl month «■p.eli\\t5 2:ltu 5 * ' the carolina watchman salisbuby f cn0vember 13 1884 no 5 lj...-third series
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of degrees
& programs
Concentration: Integrative Exercise Physiology
Fall: January 15
Spring: October 1
Applications are reviewed as they are received throughout the year. Therefore, complete applications received after the due dates will be considered if space is available. Candidates interested in an assistantship are especially encouraged to submit their applications by the deadline date.
APPLY ONLINE to this graduate program.
Number Required: 3
From Whom: Letters of recommendation should be obtained from faculty or people in industry who are familiar with the applicant's academic and/or research aptitude.
It is preferred that applicants have completed laboratory courses in Biology, Chemistry, Human Anatomy and Physiology, and/or Physics.
Most applicants will have earned a master's degree from an accredited post-secondary institution in Kinesiology with an emphasis in exercise physiology or in a related discipline. Please see "Bachelor's Degree in Discipline/Related Discipline" for applicants who do not hold a master's or professional degree.
A baccalaureate degree or its equivalent, as recognized by Temple University, from an accredited post-secondary institution is required. Admission of students is initially subject to standards set by the Graduate School. The minimum admission standard for all graduate students is an undergraduate grade point average of "B" or 3.0, or the functional equivalent for students who have attended universities outside of the United States. The Department of Kinesiology can request a waiver from the Dean of the Graduate School for a student who has a grade point average below a "B" or 3.0.
The Statement of Goals should be clearly written and well thought out. It should be approximately 1-2 pages in length.
The GRE is required. Scores of 500 each are preferred on the verbal and quantitative sections of the GRE. Occasionally, students with lower totals are accepted if undergraduate work and/or other life experiences suggest a high degree of probability of success in the graduate program.
Minimum TOEFL score needed to be accepted:
550 paper-based, 213 computer-based, or 79 internet-based.
An interview is scheduled at a mutually convenient time between the faculty interviewer(s) and the applicant. With rare exceptions, an onsite interview is required for the Ph.D. program.
A resume is required.
A writing sample is required. The topic is flexible, but must be relevant to Kinesiology.
Students who enter the doctoral program with the master's degree may receive up to 30 credits of advanced standing toward the Ph.D. degree. The maximum number of advanced standing credits awarded is 30.
Number of Didactic Credits Required Beyond the Master's: 38
Number of Didactic Credits Required Beyond the Baccalaureate: 68
Required Courses:
KIN 9683: Mentored Research I
KIN 9783: Mentored Research II
KIN 9901: Research Methods
Two 3-credit statistics courses (Intermediate or advanced level)
Integrative Exercise Physiology Core (12 credits – some of these courses may have been taken by applicants with a master's degree):
KIN 5311: Exercise Physiology
KIN 9201: Cardiovascular Exercise Physiology
KIN 9203: Applied Exercise Physiology – Neuromuscular
KIN 9204: Cellular Adaptations to Exercise
Biomedical Interdisciplinary Core (8 credits – some of these courses may have been taken by applicants with a master's degree):
MED SCH 5003: Fundamentals of Biochemistry –OR–
MED SCH 8004: Structure and Function of Macromolecules
MED SCH 5005: Fundamentals of Molecular and Cell Biology –OR–
MED SCH 5006: Basis of Microbiology and Immunology
Bioscience Courses from Medical School (6 to 8 credits – some of these courses may have been taken by applicants with a master's degree):
Contact the Department of Kinesiology for the list of courses.
Electives (25 to 27 credits – some of these courses may have been taken by applicants with a master's degree):
Contact the Department of Kinesiology for the list of courses.
Internship: No internship is required.
Language Examination: No language examination is required.
Preliminary Examination:
The preliminary examination basically requires completion of research that results in a published article in a refereed journal, with the student as first author. Specific details are available from the department.
The dissertation represents an original research study that provides a substantive contribution to the literature and is worthy of publication. As such, it is a rigorous examination of a research problem that requires extensive investigation, using quantitative and/or qualitative methodology. The dissertation proposal encompasses the first part of the dissertation: introduction, review of literature, and methodology. It is a substantive document that spells out clearly the rationale for the research, reviews the literature, and precisely identifies the methodology to be used in answering the research problem. The proposal is reviewed and approved by the Dissertation Sponsoring Committee (DSC), a committee of at least three members of the Temple University Graduate Faculty, two of whom, including the Chair, must be members of the candidate's degree program. The Dissertation Examining Committee (DEC) must include the Chair and all members of the DSC and at least one outside (external) examiner not previously involved with the dissertation writing or the DSC. The defense is scheduled at the mutual convenience of the student and the members of the DEC. Notice is provided to the College of Health Professions, which completes the necessary paperwork to announce the defense date, time, and location. The DEC reviews and discusses the defense. Overall evaluation of pass/fail with recommendations for improvements of the dissertation result.
Dept. of Kinesiology
103A Pearson Hall (048-00)
1800 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Dr. Michael Sachs
Program Coordinator:
Dr. Michael D. Brown
Graduate Chairperson:
Dr. Michael Sachs
Dr. Michael Sitler
The mission of the Department of Kinesiology is to advance comprehensive inquiry into, and understanding of, human movement in all of its forms and implications. The program primarily trains academicians but also clinicians/practitioners in some areas. The program offers an opportunity to engage in coursework as well as research and applied work across a range of sub-disciplines within the discipline of Kinesiology. Central to the mission is the discovery and dissemination of knowledge through a multi-dimensional study of physical activity with special emphasis on the relationships among physical activity, health, and well-being. This approach incorporates biophysical, behavioral, and professional practice perspectives.
Time Limit for Degree Completion: 7 years
Classes are occasionally offered at Fort Washington. Elective classes are also offered on the Center City, Ambler, and Health Sciences Center campuses.
Students are admitted for full-time study.
Interdisciplinary study is available within the department as well as with other departments in the University.
Not applicable.
While there is no national ranking of Integrative Exercise Physiology, this program has an excellent reputation.
National accreditation is not offered for Integrative Exercise Physiology.
Students in the doctoral program in Integrative Exercise Physiology primarily focus on urban-health issues as related to translational and evidence-based practice of physical activity on metabolic-related diseases. The primary research foci are hypertension, obesity, and diabetes.
The majority of students find positions in academic institutions. Some students work in research and clinical settings. Training is primarily for academic and research positions at institutions of higher learning.
Non-matriculated students are welcome to take classes in the department, assuming they have the prerequisite knowledge to be successful in the coursework.
Assistantship duties include, but are not limited to, teaching activity courses in a variety of movement forms and sports; teaching laboratory sections of undergraduate courses such as Biomechanics, Human Anatomy and Physiology, and Physiology of Exercise; supervising student teachers; serving as a research assistant in the Biokinetics Research Laboratory; or serving as an administrative assistant to one of the department administrators.
Updated 8.29.08


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Results from Friday, April 26.
Athletes from across Sumner County and the surrounding area were in Wellington on April 26, trying to outrun the rain during the WHS Invitational Track Meet.
The Lady-Crusaders took gold in nine individual events on Friday. Megan Campbell, senior, won the 100 and 200 meter races with times of 12.1 and 25.85. Wellington swept the 200 meter event, Holly Wright, junior, and Leah Nelson, sophomore, placed second and third. Campbell also won the 400 meter run, clocking in at 62.3 seconds.
Wright out did the competition in the 100 meter hurdles, with a time of 17.49. The Lady-Crusaders relay teams were up to their usual gold standard, winning the 4x400 meter relay, along with the 4x100.
It was a good day for WHS athletes in the field events as well. Halynn Page, junior, won the girls shot put with a throw of 32' 04''. Cajen Shore, sophomore, earned top marks in the long jump with a distance of 15' 9''. Micah Rogers, junior, jumped a 32' 04'' to win the girls triple jump contest on Friday.
The boys team featured six medalist, including a one-two finish in the pole vault competition. Seniors, Ian Stallbaumer finished first with a vault of 12', and Jason Haydon took home the silver. Kaleb Hunt, freshmen, also finished second over at the high jump pit, with a leap of 5' 8''.
A couple of Dukes left the home meet with bronze medals. Brenton Troutman, sophomore, did so in the 400 meter run, and Austin Pfalzgraf, sophomore, placed third in the 800.
Weather permitting, the track team has one more regular season meet. It's set for May 3, in Goddard; after that it's time fore regionals on May 17, the location is to be determined.


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ICD-10 Diagnosis Code M46.42
Discitis, unspecified, cervical region
Diagnosis Code M46.42
Short Description: Discitis, unspecified, cervical region
Long Description: Discitis, unspecified, cervical region
This is the 2019 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code M46.42
Valid for Submission
The code M46.42 is valid for submission for HIPAA-covered transactions.
Code Classification
Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue (M00–M99)
Spondylopathies (M45-M49)
- Other inflammatory spondylopathies (M46)
- Spondylopathies (M45-M49)
Information for Medical Professionals
The diagnosis code M46.42 is grouped in the following Diagnostic Related Group(s) (MS-DRG V35.0)
Convert to ICD-9 General Equivalence Map
The ICD-10 and ICD-9 GEMs are used to facilitate linking between the diagnosis codes in ICD-9-CM and the new ICD-10-CM code set. The GEMs are the raw material from which providers, health information vendors and payers can derive specific applied mappings to meet their needs.
- 722.91 - Disc dis NEC/NOS-cerv (approximate) Approximate Flag
The approximate flag is on, indicating that the relationship between the code in the source system and the code in the target system is an approximate equivalent.
- Cervical arthritis
- Cervical discitis
- Cervical spine joint inflamed
- Discitis
Information for Patients
Neck Injuries and Disorders
Any part of your neck - muscles, bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, or nerves - can cause neck problems. Neck pain is very common. Pain may also come from your shoulder, jaw, head, or upper arms.
Muscle strain or tension often causes neck pain. The problem is usually overuse, such as from sitting at a computer for too long. Sometimes you can strain your neck muscles from sleeping in an awkward position or overdoing it during exercise. Falls or accidents, including car accidents, are another common cause of neck pain. Whiplash, a soft tissue injury to the neck, is also called neck sprain or strain.
Treatment depends on the cause, but may include applying ice, taking pain relievers, getting physical therapy or wearing a cervical collar. You rarely need surgery.
- Cervical MRI scan (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Cervical spine CT scan (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Cervical spondylosis (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Neck lump (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Neck pain (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Neck pain or spasms -- self care (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Neck x-ray (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Spinal fusion (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Torticollis (Medical Encyclopedia)
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Ok, I got my vengeful porcupette, so I'm in good humor and you will get you answers.
Loremaster Cho:
- Father Winter's Helper - start from gift of winter's veil , eggnog 2d round, snowball to end. Got owl and half broom.
- Dark whelpling - tail sweep to finish broom, call of darkness 1st round against drake and tail sweep till end.
- Qiraji guardling - blackout kick , crush * 2 .
- Jon Goldbloom
- warpstalker hatchling - start from blinkstrike, comeback, blinkstrike up to swap, comeback and blinkstrike up to end
- Amber moth (or another moth) - cocoon strike, moth balls, alpha strike... after direhorn will die, bird will back but 2d time swaped or lift-off so save cds.
- scourged whelpling - moth does some dmg for haos, so just call darkness and tail sweep. after yey dies, finish bird.
- Horny lizard (or any another lizard) - comeback + quick atack up to undead health;
- Hyachin Macaw (or any parrot) - trash + lift-off + adrenaline rush ;
- Crow - call od darkness + nocturnal strike (it wount miss even with debuff);
- Qiraji guardling (speed 289 or faster) - blackout kick , crush * 3 (if one missed, restart fight) + 1 more crush after lift;
- Pet bombing - zap + explode.
- no matter what.
- Skywisp Moth (yes, new one, need catch and lvl, may be uncommon) - cocoon strike, call lighning, slicing wind*2. 4 round Xu'fu uses Feed and kill it.
- Darkmoon zep - mussle*1-2, decoy, mussle, mussle, explode
usualy GG, if no
- Darkmoon tonk - Ion cannon
- Darkmoon zep - decoy, mussle*4-5, explode right after Wish
- Mech pandaren dragonling - explode
- Darkmoon tonk - mussle*1-3, ion cannon after Wish inc
Chi-chi (I know, you wait for it)
- Voodoo figurine - Wild magic, Rot (new undead ability, turn target to undead), swap on 2d pet
- Prairie dog -Comeback*3 or Comeback*2+Chomp, swap on voodoo
-Voodoo figurine - Wild magic, Rot, - voodoo dies. if no, shadow slash - voodoo dies, if no swap on 3d pet
- Yellow-Bellied marmot - Chomp or Comeback (your design about risk to miss and Chi-chi hp left)
Grats, you won Celestial tournament and get celestial pet.
- Darkmoon zep - decoy, missle*4, explode
-Darkmoon zep - missle, decoy, missle*3, explode
- haven't matter


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A BlankTV Premiere Presentation:
Art By Numbers - "The Man In The Box"
Art by Numbers introduces a sound of natural, raw expression and emotion while still pushing their musical abilities to the limit. In order to do so, they recently hit the road across the country to record with reknowned producer, Jamie King (Between the Buried and Me, The Human Abstract).
In this debut ensemble of high energy tracks, Art by Numbers creates a unique blend of eclectic, melodic and blistering musical work to go along with the catchy yet thought provoking vocals of front man, Anthony James. All the while, the compositions still feature heavy orchestration, using each instrument in a multitude of ways while covering great amounts of technical ability. Never trying to strain the listeners attention span, the album packs massive amounts of musical content into short tracks that seem to serve as "three minute statements."
Guitarists, Victor Corral and Dustin Georgeson were able to receive more than just influence when they traveled to L.A. to study under the tutelage of critically acclaimed guitarist, A.J. Minette (The Human Abstract). "A.J. really molded what we've been able to become not only as guitarists, but as musicians from a creative aspect," said Georgeson. "It then became our job to take that foundation and build it into something of our own that we could be proud of". From jazz to classical, the album covers a wide spectrum of musical styles while still incorporating the intensity that has become such a huge part of the new movement of the progressive mindset.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Bulldogs competed a weekend sweep of two ranked Ivy League opponents with a 4-3 victory over No. 45 Columbia at home Saturday to improve to 14-7 on the season and 3-1 in the Ivy League.
Yale won two of three doubles matches to claim the doubles point in the victory. At No. 1 doubles, the doubles team of sophomore Erik Blumenkranz and sophomore Joel Samaha rolled to an 8-2 win over Mihai Nichifor and Jonathan Wong. The duo of junior Calvin Bennett and freshman Marc Powers defeated Haig Schneiderman and Nathanial Gery 8-5 at No. 2 doubles.
Powers continued his dominance in the Ivy League with a straight set 7-5, 6-1 victory at No. 1 singles over Wong. Powers is now 4-0 in Ivy League play. Fellow freshman Daniel Hoffman cruised to a 6-2, 6-2 win at No. 4 singles over Rajeev Deb-Sen.
Blumenkranz clinched the victory for the Bulldogs with a three-set win at No. 6 singles. Blumenkranz battled to a 7-6, 1-6, 7-5 win over Gery.
Defending Ivy League Champion Columbia fell to 14-4 overall and 4-1 in the Ivy League with the loss.
The Bulldogs will be back in action Friday when they host Dartmouth. Yale then travels to Cambridge to take on No. 69 Harvard Sunday.
Complete Results
1. Marc Powers (Y) def. Jonathan Wong (C), 7-6, 6-1
2. Mihai Nichifor (C) def. John Huang (Y), 7-5, 6-7, 6-2
3. Haig Schneiderman (C) def. Calvin Bennett (Y), 6-4, 3-6, 7-6
4. Daniel Hoffman (Y) def. Rajeev Deb-Sen (C), 6-2, 6-2
5. Kevin Kung (C) def. Connor Dawson (Y), 3-6, 6-3, 6-1
6. Erik Blumenkranz (Y) def. Nathaniel Gery (C), 7-6, 1-6, 7-5
1. Blumenkranz / Joel Samaha (Y) def. Nichifor / Wong (C), 8-2
2. Bennett / Powers (Y) def. Schneiderman / Gery (C), 8-5
3. Deb-Sen / Kung (C) def. Huang / Hoffman (Y), 8-3
Report Filed by Steven Horn '10, Yale Sports Publicity


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By Stijn Mitzer and Joost Oliemans
The PKP 'Pecheneg' machine gun is undoubtedly one of the most elusive types of firearms currently in use in the Syrian Civil War. With only one-hundred Pechenegs believed to have been ordered and delivered to Syria back in 2013, it has not yet been sighted in use with regime forces on the Syrian battlefields in any image or video available to the public. Although the low numbers of PKPs delivered is at least partially responsible for its elusiveness, the Pecheneg has only been adopted by Syria's secretive special forces, whose operations have so far mainly been limited to the shadows.
The list of weapons, ammunition and equipment requested by the Army Supply Bureau of the High Command of the Syrian Arab Republic to Russia's Rosoboronexport in early 2013 included one-hundred ''PK'' machine guns with a bipod, almost certainly referring to the PKP instead of the older PKM. The Pechenegs were believed to have been delivered a some time later along with five million 7.62x54mmR rounds destined to be used by the PKP and PKM.
Along with the AK-104 carbine, the ВПО-205-03 (Vepr-12) fully automatic shotgun and a host of other weapons, the PKP Pecheneg was also believed to have been inspected by the Syrian military delegation visiting the 2012 Russian weapons expo, which in turn led to the acquisition of a wide range of small arms optimized for the highly versatile combat environment seen in Syria in the past four years.
The PK series of machine guns remains incredibly popular throughout the world, with the many factions involved in the Syrian Civil War being no exception. Apart from serving in its traditional role as a general-purpose machine gun, other variants currently also see use as coaxial machine guns in tanks, IFVs and APCs and even as door-mounted machine guns in helicopters.
Bearing close resemblance to the design of its older brother on which it is based; the PKM. The Pecheneg was designed with the experiences from Afghanistan and Chechnya in mind. Chambered in 7.62x54Rmm, the PKP is claimed to be capable of a sustained rate of fire of up to 600 rounds without overheating and potentially damaging the barrel. The PKPs delivered to Syria are of the 6P41N 'Pecheneg-N' variant, meaning they come with a special mounting rail for night-vision sights.
The continuous flow of both offensive and defensive Russian-made weaponry that reaches Syria on a regular basis will assuredly lead to new sightings of even more advanced weapons and equipment never thought to have reached Syria in the past.
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Storm Could Have Long Term Impact On Barnegat Bay [AUDIO]
We see the devastating impact that Super Storm Sandy had on many Garden State residents, but how did it affect the Barnegat Bay?
Dr. Stan Hales, Director of the Toms River-based Barnegat Bay Partnership, says it's still too early to know the full effects of the storm on the massive estuary but he says they know the water quality in the northern part of the bay and surrounding coast isn't good.
"We know right now that water quality in the northern part of the bay is especially poor due to a lot of bacteria and other materials that had been dumped into the upper system."
Dr. Hales says they don't know the exact source of the bacteria but some of it could be from two sewage treatment plants in Passaic and Middlesex Counties that sustained extensive damage during the storm and have been spewing raw materials into the coastal waters.
He says "as you know, a lot of that is distributed along the coast. So we're going to continue to see impacts from those discharges for some time and the water isn't particularly good for people to have any contact with." Hales is asking everyone to stay out of the water. He says "It's just not safe for people to be in it as a result of all of the bacterial and other contamination."
He says they're also concerned about the cleanup and recovery efforts of residents who've been piling up debris along the roadways.
"We'd ask everybody to be extra careful because you know, we've had Spring Tides lately and a lot of the materials are getting piled up in places where it's simply washing back into the bay and being carried elsewhere." He advises residents to place debris in receptacles so it stays put.
Additionally, Hales says people cleaning up from the storm can't always be sure what they're dealing with. He says there's lots of debris that could be hazardous.
He says propane gas cans could be leaking and rusting and could be dangerous. He advises folks to bag up items you're unsure of and to contact emergency responders to deal with materials."
He also advises boaters to use extreme caution.
"You know right now it's not safe to boat or travel in many areas that are affected by the storm. There are houses sitting in the bay. There are lots of submerged obstacles in the bay."
Hales says the State Department of Environmental Protection is doing a good job conducting regular water test along the entire coast.


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- Premier League
Haidara and Sissoko join Newcastle
Newcastle United have completed the signing of Massadio Haidara from Nancy for an undisclosed fee, and are also on the verge of capturing Toulouse midfielder Moussa Sissoko.
Haidara is Newcastle's fourth new signing of the window, and he has penned a five-and-a-half-year deal. The France Under-21 international will wear the No. 19 shirt and may make his debut against Aston Villa on Tuesday. Sissoko is expected to join him by the end of the week after Toulouse announced that an agreement had been reached with the Magpies.
Speaking to the club's official website, Haidara said: "It was the desire of the club to sign me up which was the most important factor. It was nothing to do with the league position. It was really all about the club's desire and willingness to sign me up. Also, I like the club's ambition to strengthen the whole team so we can improve our league position. That's what appealed to me so I didn't hesitate."
Manager Alan Pardew added: "Massadio is very highly-thought of in France and he's somebody who our scouting team have been greatly impressed by. At the age of 20, he will only continue to get better but he's already played a lot of games in his country's top division and represented France at under-19, under-20 and under-21 level. He's strong and quick and we're looking forward to seeing him develop here."
Sissoko, 22, was in the final year of his contract with Toulouse and had been linked with a host of clubs including Inter Milan, Juventus and Tottenham Hotspur. A fee believed to be in the region of €2.5 million has been agreed and the player is expected to sign a contract to run until 2018 on Friday. He has waived his signing on fee to make sure the transfer goes through.
Confirming the news via their official website, a Toulouse statement read: "Moussa Sissoko will not finish his contract with TFC. He's reached an agreement with Newcastle United Football Club for a definitive transfer which will take effect as of today. He will therefore play in England in the Premier League."
The France international played nearly 200 times for Toulouse but had been frozen out of the first team picture after threatening to sign a pre-contract agreement with the Magpies.
"Moussa has done everything to ensure that Toulouse recoup a transfer fee and he would leave this winter," Sissoko's representatives told RMC Radio earlier this week. "Newcastle were encouraged to make an offer. However, the shocking attitude of the club directors, who have pushed Moussa out of the group, has pushed us to sign a pre-contract with Newcastle."
Annoyed by Sissoko's refusal to extend his contract beyond its expiry next June, the Toulouse president, Olivier Sadran, had threatened Sissoko would be out of the squad until next summer. Consequently, Sissoko watched his team's 3-1 Coupe de France defeat at Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday evening from his living room sofa.
If the deal is completed, Sissoko will join Haidara, Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa and Yoan Gouffran in swapping Ligue 1 for Alan Pardew's side this week.