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Hocutt will give a detailed presentation to explain the athletic department's decision to eliminate the men's swimming and diving, men's indoor and outdoor track and field and the women's lacrosse programs after the 2006-07 season. Decatur will provide information about the university's overall budget planning process and other financial issues.
The special meeting was scheduled in response to the Jan. 31 Student Senate resolution in opposition of the athletic department's decision. Student Senate is disappointed that student input was not used in the decision. The resolution also calls for public disclosure of the financial numbers and Title IX considerations that led athletics to its decision.
"Student Senate is excited to see such a quick response to our resolution, and we thank Mr. Hocutt for his willingness to answer our questions," said Student Senate President Morgan Allen. "We are looking forward to Monday, and hope our questions can be fully answered at this open dialogue."
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An 18-year-old Eatonville man recently released from prison has found himself behind bars again after allegedly ramming a Pierce County sheriff patrol car during a high-speed pursuit.
Hobert Clark pleaded not guilty today to two counts of second-degree assault, felony eluding of a police vehicle, reckless endangerment and driving on a suspended license. Commissioner Meagan Foley ordered him held in lieu of $100,000.
The incident started about 1:20 a.m. Tuesday when a deputy noticed a car driving 55 miles per hour – 20 mph over the 35 mph speed limit- in the 7800 block of 352nd Street. Clark sped up to 90 mph and began driving into oncoming traffic once the deputy tried to pull him over, according to charging papers.
"Unfortunately, he had another guy and a girl in the car who were both terrified," sheriff's spokesman Ed Troyer said.
The chase lasted several minutes over potholed roads and ended in the 28600 block of 63rd Avenue West after the alleged burglar went airborne, landed hard and blew one of his tires off.
Clark pulled into a restaurant parking lot after driving over sticks used by deputies to flatten his tires and rammed a patrol car, court records indicate. Two deputies inside suffered minor injuries.
Deputies took him into custody as he tried to run for a nearby wooded area.
He recently pleaded guilty to unlawfully possessing a stolen vehicle, according to court records.
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Sustainability 2012, 4(11), 2862-2887; doi:10.3390/su4112862
Leveraging Fuel Subsidy Reform for Transition in Yemen
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AbstractYemen is currently undergoing a major political transition, yet many economic challenges—including fuel subsidy reform—remain highly relevant. To inform the transition process with respect to a potential subsidy reform, we use a dynamic computable general equilibrium and microsimulation model for Yemen; we show that overall growth effects of subsidy reduction are positive in general, but poverty can increase or decrease depending on reform design. A promising strategy for a successful reform combines fuel subsidy reduction with direct income transfers to the poorest one-third of households during reform, and productivity-enhancing investment in infrastructure, plus fiscal consolidation. Public investments should be used for integrating economic spaces and restructuring of agricultural, industrial and service value chains in order to create a framework that encourages private-sector-led and job-creating growth. View Full-Text
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Release Notes: Native support for JPEG and PNG files, fixes for some internal bugs, and Microsoft Windows support for cross-platform development.
Release Notes: This version contains improved font support, a clipboard class, the auto-creation of user directories, and support for double clicks. Classes can now inherit fields from child objects, and the object kernel now automatically terminates the Pandora Engine when all tasks have been destroyed. A tag declaration bug, a bug in AssignList(), and a messaging bug that caused dead-locks and multi-tasking errors have been fixed
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"Almost all art is about looking at death and trying to defy it somehow."
Artist Mark Mulroney creates highly detailed and intense mixed media illustrations, in where in some of his series, he draws from his traumatic Catholic upbringing and Playboy Magazine.
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Paris Saint Germain defender Mamadou Sakho has been scouted by Newcastle United as The Magpies compile a lengthy list of potential summer targets.
The Paris-born youngster captained PSG at the tender age of 17, a French record, and has also skippered France Under-17s.
Respected sources claim Newcastle posted representatives at the Coupe de la Ligue final, when Sakho impressed as his side overcame Lens in a dramatic match, and a return trip to Paris is on the cards.
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We would like to Thank Mike Brendel for working our Boat Show this year, everyone loved meeting Mike and talking with him about the MB's!
MB makes a pretty slick looking boat an an affordable price! That first B52 is pretty sick
the Blue B52 is sweet. we were between that and red. we went with red only because our last mastercraft x1 was blue and black. kinda wishing i had went with blue after seeing it in an actual pic and not the computer generated draft. LOL
Sick... I wish they made the f21 a baby f24 with a redesign
the metallic charcoal boat looks really nice
The black and blue F24 is SICK!!! I love the interior too.
those are some nice boats!!!
After having the opportunity to ride behind one earlier this month, when I'm ready to upgrade, I'd strongly consider a B52 as a new boat. The interior is super roomy, and the finish of the boat is really well done, plus the built-in quick fill ballast is awesome, and you can't really beat the price. I never really thought about MB as a great wake and surf boat, but the deep V design and size of the B52 is killer, and surprised me for sure.
both black n blues (B52 23 and F24) should be at the Charlotte NC and Greensboro NC shows in Feb.
DFW Boat Show starts this week and Mike B will be there. Can't wait to meet him and see what might be in the works. I have had my F21 since Aug. and can't say enough good things about it. It has flaws too just like any other boat, but the Pros far outweigh the Cons.
Jasin- You can't go wrong with an MB!!!
Very sharp looking boats!
Karen, what tint is on the blue/black boat's windshield? that seems like just the right amount.
Hi Preston, There is no tint on any of our boats. It might be the lighting, all of the lights were not on the day before the show opened. What boat have you got now Ian?
What were the prices of those MBs at that show?
Karen, i am boatless currently. But my lake is frozen so that's no biggie. Might be getting something new coming out this spring :)
oh yea Ian? do tell...
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Owner / Skipper: Simon and Kitty van Hagen
Nationality: Dutch and British
Make / Model: Oyster
LOA: 56 feet
Duet is at anchor below us as we sit eating supper with Tom and Ginny
in their lovely home that overlooks Arran Bay. Stuart and Susie
Carnegie were there too. This was our last port of call at the end of
a very successful summer's cruise. We have sailed a total of 3258
nautical miles in three months. This has been the best New Zealand
summer for a long time. Of course all the farmers are complaining
loudly but the holiday makers have never had it so good! So we are now
back to the marina and will spend the next two weeks cleaning and
packing up our beautiful Duet before returning home at the end of
More from the Chatham Islands.
Port Hutt. The water was expresso coffee coloured from the run off ashore where the beach gave way to solid peat. so we had no idea what the bottom was like. It's easy to avoid the patches of kelp and the many cray pots. The beach ahead was white sand so we dropped the anchor in 6 metres and it set immediately.
Port Hutt.
It didn't surprise us that the following morning we were woken up at daybreak with the cray fishermen swooping past us in their boats to get a good look at us.Later that day they returned and we were given a generous gift of crayfish.
gifts from George
Where are the Chatham Islands? For most New Zealanders it's the last place to mentioned on the Marine weather forecast but few of them know that the time difference is 45 minutes ahead of New Zealand time – yes we crossed the date line. For those of you who use Navionics on their Ipad, our track shows us having travelled right the way around the world in 2 days ….. surely this is a yachting record?
The islands are situated right in the path of the roaring forties so we were lucky, or just good planning, that we had fantastic weather. The Moriori, the first inhabitants, called the island Rekohu Misty skies on account of the mists that rise from the confluence of cold subantartic currents meeting warm subtropical streams west of the group. We noticed the change in water temperature as we approached. This merging of currents creates upwellings of nutrients that have attracted whales, seals and feeding birds to this part of the ocean in large numbers.
Chatham Island Albatross
Albatross are so hard to photograph, thank goodness for digital cameras! We moved from our first anchorage over to Waitangi, the main port where there is the Chatham Island Hotel, the store, a church, bottle bank and hospital. There is also a courthouse/jail/Policeman who visited up by canoe!
We asked Paul if he'd like to come on board for a beer but he declined saying everyone is watching and longing for me to fall in! We tried to arrange a trip over to Pitt Island but there was no chance. We rented a car for the day and had a happy day's outing.
Waitangi Harbour
Many of the islands' native plants and animals are found nowhere else.
Ice plant
Bamboo rush
Chatham Island aster
trees growing shaped by the constant wind.
Gurnard – delicious fish
Perfect Sunset with a royal Albatross wheeling past. Sadly we ran out of water and had to cut short our visit. The fishermen on the wharf told us that the water was definitely non drinkable and our water maker had decided to pack up. In spite of Simon's efforts it just flooded the boat with water…. so headed back to Napier. Just 100 litres of water seemed like severe drought to us. Especially with fresh water flush loos. So buckets of salt water for them and it was back to the old days of cleaning your teeth in salt water and washing in a cup of fresh.
Weather looks set fair for the
next couple of days. We left Nelson this morning destination Chatham Islands. We
planned to take a short cut through a narrow pass between D'Urville Island and
the Mainland saving ourselves 6 hours. However we got to French Pass just
1/2 and hour too late……even with the engine at full revs we came to a halt
and then were pushed back. making a quick turn we raced back to a
nearby bay where we anchored for a short while. We worked out
that we couldn't attempt the pass again until after dark. Not a risk worth
taking. So we are now under way again motoring for Cook Straight in a light
N'thly wind that promises to fill in later this evening. So far so good.
Interestingly enough friends emailed us that they had googled up flight distance
from Nelson to Chatham Island which came up as 28624 Kilometres or 17786 miles
or 15455 nautical miles. Don't forget to turn right out of Nelson. Thank you
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Lewis is common thread for Ravens
Linebacker has been there for both trips to Super Bowl
Published 10:36 pm, Monday, January 21, 2013
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — When the Baltimore Ravens last went to the Super Bowl, Art Modell was the owner, Brian Billick served as head coach and Trent Dilfer was the starting quarterback.
Now, 12 years later, they're back with owner Steve Bisciotti, coach John Harbaugh, QB Joe Flacco and one significant link to both teams: Ray Lewis.
Drawing inspiration from Lewis, their longtime middle linebacker, the Ravens bullied their way past New England 28-13 Sunday night to win the AFC championship and set up a matchup with the San Francisco 49ers. The victory ended a lengthy dry spell for a franchise with one Super Bowl appearance in its 17 years of existence.
Lewis was voted Super Bowl MVP after the Ravens beat the New York Giants 34-7 on Jan. 28, 2001. He announced earlier this month that he would step into retirement after Baltimore completes its current playoff run, and his teammates were determined to make sure that didn't happen before the Super Bowl.
"Ray is a guy who's been here since the beginning of this franchise," strong safety Bernard Pollard said Monday. "He's a guy who is The Raven. We respect him when he speaks. Everybody stops and everybody hears him. He's kept this team together, he's kept this organization together in so many ways."
Lewis knows what it takes to win. He knows about playing in the Super Bowl. Most of all, he knows how to get his teammates ready to play with unyielding intensity.
"Everyone knows what kind of player he is and what he's meant to this team and this organization," center Matt Birk said. "There's probably not another leader like him. There's no one like him, somebody that means as much as he does to this team. Just everything he's been through, being here since Day 1, and the way he plays and the emotion and the passion that he plays with. I've been his teammate for four years, and that's how it's always been."
Lewis got to the Super Bowl in his fifth season, then had to wait until his 17th to get back. In between, Modell sold majority ownership of the team to Bisciotti in 2004 and Harbaugh replaced Billick, who was fired after the 2007 season.
Harbaugh on Monday paid homage to Modell, who died in September, and voiced praise for the current owner.
"Art Modell is the foundation, the bulwark of this organization," Harbaugh said. "He and Steve come from the same place, kind of how they see things."
Dilfer, meanwhile, was released within months of his solid performance in the Super Bowl. He was replaced by Elvis Grbac, who played one season before retiring. The Ravens then went through a half-dozen starting quarterbacks, including Anthony Wright, Chris Redman, Kyle Boller and Steve McNair, before drafting Flacco in the first round of the 2008 draft.
Flacco took over as a rookie in the season opener and has started every game since. One day after throwing three touchdown passes and outplaying New England quarterback Tom Brady, Flacco couldn't fully comprehend the enormity of going to the Super Bowl.
"I think we're still on a little bit of a high from the game," Flacco said. "I don't know if anybody quite believes it yet, but it's pretty real."
This year's team went 10-6 in the regular season. Not bad, but Baltimore had a better record in 2006 (13-3), 2008 (11-5) and 2010 (12-4) and 2011 (12-4).
They did it after overcoming the death of Modell, a three-game losing streak and the firing of offensive coordinator Cam Cameron. Jim Caldwell, who took over for Cameron on Dec. 9, will return in the same position next season, Harbaugh announced Monday.
"I think our guys have done just a tremendous job all year of battling through adversity and overcoming the tough things that really make you into a close football team," Harbaugh said.


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Death (смерть) – the cessation of functioning of the body and as a result – the death of the individual as an isolated living system, accompanied by the decomposition of proteins and other biopolymers, which are the main material substratum of life. At the heart of modern dialectical materialist ideas about death is the idea expressed by Friedrich Engels: "Even now do not consider the scientific physiology, which does not consider death as an essential aspect of life … that does not understand that the denial of life is essentially contained in life itself, so that life is always thought of in relation to its necessary result, we conclude that it is constantly in the bud – death "(Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, Works, 2nd ed., g 20, p. 610).
Sometimes the concept of partial release of death, that is. E. The death of a group of cells, part or the whole body (necrosis). In unicellular organisms – simple – natural death of the individual is manifested in the form of division, since it is associated with the termination of the existence of the individual and the emergence of two new in its place. The death of an individual is usually accompanied by the formation of a corpse.
Depending on the causes of death, in the higher animals and humans are distinguished: natural death (also called physiological) occurring as a result of long-term, consistently developing fading of the basic vital functions of the body (see aging), and premature death (sometimes called pathological) causes painful condition of the body, injury to vital organs (brain, heart, lung, liver, and others.).
Premature death can be sudden, i.e. occur within minutes or even seconds (eg, myocardial). Violent death may be a consequence of an accident, suicide, homicide.
Death of warm-blooded animals and humans is associated with the termination primarily respiratory and circulatory. Therefore distinguish two main stages of death: the so-called clinical death and following the so-called biological or true. After a period of clinical death when still possible full recovery of vital functions, comes biological death – irreversible cessation of physiological processes in cells and tissues. All the processes associated with death, studying tanatologiya.
Clinical death – a terminal condition of the body, in which there are no visible signs of life extinguished the central nervous system, but saved the metabolic processes in the tissues. Clinical death takes a man a few minutes and goes to the biological death.
More details about the death read in the literature:
- Great Soviet Encyclopedia, Ilya Ilyich Mechnikov., Sketches of optimism, 4th ed., Moscow, 1917;
- Shmal'gauzen II, The problem of death and immortality, Moscow – Leningrad, 1926;
- Ilyin NA, modern science of life and death, Kish., 1955;
- Luntz AM, On the evolution of death in connection with the evolution of reproduction, "Journal of General Biology", 1961, t. 22, №2;
- Pol?car A., ??Bessie M., Elements of pathology cells per. with France., Moscow, 1970.


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Previously, Archuleta, a native of Denver, CO served as chief of staff for Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis. Prior to that appointment, she was a senior adviser for policy and initiatives to Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper and has worked in government for over 18 years.
Archuleta also has extensive experience in the non-profit arena, as Executive Director of the National Hispanic Cultural Center Foundation and as co-founder of both Semilla Group, a women-owned consulting group focused on community development, and the Center for Regional and Neighborhood Action, a nonprofit organization engaged in regional growth management.
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Divergent Paths
Disclaimer: Premise and characters are the property of Akira Toriyama, I'm just borrowing them for some non-profit fun.
Author's Note: This story is a direct sequel to "Choice to be Different" and takes place in the AU set up by that story. So in some ways the main characters are intentionally OOC. Vegeta is the lynch pin of the differences. In this reality he's been in Goku's company, rather than Freiza's since he was fifteen.
As a mental reminder that Vegeta isn't the same character I'm continuing to use the nickname 'Geta. I don't think the cannon Vegeta would have any fondness for nicknames, but this Vegeta has learned to tolerate it because it was necessary to distinguish him from his older counterpart in "Choice" and convincing Goku to stop using it after more than a year... But that's the internal logic of the story, the external logic is simply that he's no more Vegeta than Mirai-Trunks and GT-Trunks are the same character.
Prelude: Long Ago and Far Away
Eighteen Years Ago
Raditz paced back and forth across the quarters he shared with the other surviving Saiyans like a caged animal.
Two weeks ago Prince Vegeta had disappeared into thin air. Since then there had been no trace of the young prince. Since that day Vegeta's mental presence had been as silent as those of Raditz's former squad-mates, all of whom had died in the week Frieza turned on the Saiyan people and slaughtered all but the barest of handfuls.
One week ago, Frieza had called for Nappa to come explain his young sovereign's absence. Two hours later Nappa had begun screaming. His agony reverberated through Raditz's mental awareness like a buzz-saw going through bone. Raditz suspected that Nappa would continue screaming right up to the moment of his death. And then, then Raditz feared that it would be his turn to face Frieza's questions.
Raditz laughed harshly, he didn't even have the option of betraying his prince. He honestly had no clue as to what had become of Vegeta. He doubted that Vegeta had any control over his disappearance and if he and Nappa had known where to find the younger boy they would have gladly gone after him themselves. The truth, the simple, unvarnished truth was that they didn't know what had become of Vegeta. Frieza apparently did not find that truth palatable. And so they would both die, screaming in agony as Frieza searched pointlessly for an answer they couldn't give.
Raditz caught a flash of motion out of the corner of his eye. He spun and saw Appura, the dark eyed, raspberry-haired girl whom he'd fallen in love with three years ago. His gaze softened as it lingered on her.
"What are we going to do?" Appura asked quietly.
"I always believed that Vegeta would save us one day," Raditz said. "That he'd grow-up and be stronger than even Frieza. I've just been waiting for that day, waiting for Vegeta to defeat Frieza. Then we would gather up the remains of the Saiyan race, find a nice planet, conquer it and settle down."
"Vegeta-sama's gone," Appura said. There was a hint of sadness in her voice that called an echoing grief to the surface in Raditz. Once again his team was being stripped away from him and Raditz found himself utterly helpless to prevent it.
Vegeta and Nappa had been hard to get to know, hard to form a true squad with. The two Elite warriors had prided themselves on a degree of independence that struck the third-class Raditz as unnatural, but with time and persistence they'd both become teammates. Now Vegeta was gone and Nappa was dying inch by torturous inch.
"I don't eve know who to go after to avenge him," Raditz said to himself.
"Avenge him? How are we going to survive at all?" Appura asked.
Raditz reached out and touched Appura's cheek gently. "We are still alive, I'd forgotten," he said. "We have to keep on surviving before we do anything else."
Appura sighed in relief. For the past two weeks Raditz had been sinking into a mire of despair and hopelessness that terrified her.
Vegeta and Nappa had been her allies, possibly even her friends, but Appura had been born to the lowest caste of the Cold Empire. Survival came before anything else for her. Survival always came first, but since she'd let Raditz into her heart and her life she didn't know if she could survive without him anymore. Seeing him losing the will to live had been like watching the world end.
"I have to find out were we are and what ships are prepped for launch," Raditz said. "Stay here, I'll be right back."
"I can help," Appura said.
"Okay," Raditz replied. "You get our co-ordinates, I'll check the ships. We'll meet back here."
"What about Nappa?" Appura asked.
Raditz allowed his awareness of Nappa to rise again. He shuddered. "He doesn't even know who's torturing him now. He's... he's so far gone."
"I'll meet you back here in half an hour," Appura said.
Raditz nodded shortly and they split up. Raditz walked purposefully toward the hanger-bay. Appura slipped into the vents and made her way toward navigation.
The hanger-bay was busy, it was always busy. The galaxy was an infinite place and the Colds were always looking to expand their influence. There were always new planets to clear, new customers to turn into indentured servants, and in their wake the Colds left a swath of dead, used up planets.
Raditz saw several clean-up crews loading their ships and sighed with relief. He watched and waited until he caught a pair of them alone then quickly and quietly broke their necks. He stripped them of their uniforms and helmets then stuffed the bodies in a trash chute and headed back to his quarters to wait for Appura.
She made it back twenty minutes later. Triumphantly she held up a data chip. "All the local star charts," Appura said. "And planet data."
Raditz kissed her and handed her the spoils of his mission. "Get dressed. We'll make planet fall with the clean-up crew then take one of the ships on the planet. Hopefully we'll be days gone before Frieza even realizes it."
"If we get enough of a head start maybe he'll decide that we're not worth the bother," Appura said hopefully.
Raditz hesitated. "After we make planet-fall we should split up," he said. "We know Frieza won't come after you..."
"Oh no," Appura said. Her eyes flashed. "I'm yours, we're in this together."
"Together," Raditz agreed.


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Study of Fungal Colonization of Wheat Kernels in Syria with a Focus on Fusarium Species
AbstractWheat is one of the main crops in Mediterranean countries, and its cultivation has an important role in the Syrian economy. In Syria, Fusarium head blight (FHB) has not been reported so far. Mycological analysis of 48 samples of wheat kernels collected from cultivation areas with different climatic conditions were performed in 2009 and 2010. Fungal isolates were identified at the genus level morphologically; Fusarium species were characterized morphologically and by species-specific PCR. The most frequent fungal genera found were Alternaria spp. and Cladosporium spp., with frequencies of 24.7% and 8.1%, respectively, while the frequency of Fusarium spp. was 1.5% of kernels. Most frequent Fusarium species were F. tricinctum (30% of all Fusarium isolates), F. culmorum (18%), F. equiseti (14%) and F. graminearum (13%). The mycotoxin production potential of selected Fusarium isolates was assessed by HPLC-MS analysis of rice cultures; chemotyping by PCR was carried out for comparison. All six F. graminearum strains tested produced small amounts (<3 mg/kg) of nivalenol (NIV). All ten F. culmorum strains tested produced large amounts of trichothecenes (>100 mg/kg); four strains produced NIV and six strains produced deoxynivalenol (DON) and 3-acetyl-deoxynivalenol (3Ac-DON). PCR chemotyping lead to an oversimplified picture, because all 3Ac-DON chemotype strains produced more DON than 3Ac-DON; furthermore, the strongest NIV producers produced significant amounts of DON. All tested strains of F. culmorum, F. graminearum, F. pseudograminearum (two strains) and most F. equiseti strains (five of six strains) produced zearalenone. Grains of durum wheat were more frequently colonized by Fusarium spp. than grains of soft wheat. Incidence of Fusarium spp. in irrigated fields was higher than in rainfed fields. The incidence of Fusarium strains producing mycotoxins raises concerns about the risk of Fusarium head blight to Syria and its consequences for public health. View Full-Text
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text: On Mon, Aug 18, 2003 at 03:24:49AM +0200, Christian Limpach wrote: > Why do we have SIZE_T_MAX at all? Especially considering that SIZE_T_MAX > is the only _T_MAX we have: UINT_MAX is the max for UINT. SIZE_T_MAX is the max for size_t. So historically this seemed consistent. Unfortunatley C99 disagrees with us and called the new max SIZE_MAX. So I guess we should rename it now. Martin


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|Serum creatine kinase elevation in a medical department.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 11253625 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Serum creatine kinase (CK) levels are diagnostic markers for acute myocardial infarction. Many other causes however, including neuromuscular disorders, may induce serum CK elevation as well. Aim of the study was to investigate the prevalence of potential causes for serum CK elevation in a medical department. In particular we were interested in the recognition of patients in whom serum CK elevation was due to a neuromuscular disorder. Included in this prospective study were 100 consecutive patients in whom the CK level, determined at admission, was increased (> 70 IU/l in female, > 80 IU/l in male patients). After admission we looked for the presence of causes known to induce CK elevation. Patients with no potential cause for CK elevation were invited for follow-up investigations three months later. If no potential cause could be found and if CK was elevated again on this occasion, the patient was referred for a comprehensive neurological investigation. The prevalence of patients with CK elevation was 11.2%. The 100 patients (44 female, 56 male) were aged from 23 to 94 (mean 67) years. In 95% CK elevation was only up to 500 IU/l. The most frequent cause for serum CK elevation was acute myocardial infarction in 32%. Further frequent causes were drug intake (32%), fall (24%), haematoma (17%), intramuscular injection (16%) and malignancy (11%). In 61% of the cases at least two potential causes for serum CK elevation could be detected. Neuromuscular disorders were found in only 2%. This study shows that serum CK elevation occurs in 11% of patients admitted to a medical department and can be explained by acute myocardial infarction in only 32%. In almost two thirds of the patients, more than one potential cause for serum CK elevation can be found thus making CK elevation a rather unspecific finding. Neuromuscular disorders are rarely found as a cause of serum CK elevation in a medical department.
|I Kodatsch; J Finsterer; C Stöllberger
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New York Clayton Kershaw, Matt Kemp and Andre Ethier became the first trio of Los Angeles Dodgers to win NL Gold Gloves in the same year, and Adrian Gonzalez, Dustin Pedroia and Jacoby Ellsbury became the first three Red Sox in 32 seasons to win the AL honor together.
Kershaw became a first-time winner at pitcher when the awards were announced Tuesday. Ethier earned his first Gold Glove in the outfield, and Kemp regained the NL award he also earned in 2009.
Gonzalez earned his first AL Gold Glove to go along with two he won in the NL while with San Diego, Pedroia won at second base for the first time since 2008 and Ellsbury picked up his first Gold Glove.
Chicago White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle won for the third straight year. Baltimore's Matt Wieters won at catcher, the Angels' Erick Aybar at shortstop, Texas' Adrian Beltre at third, and Kansas City's Alex Gordon and Baltimore's Nick Markakis in the outfield.
In the NL, The St. Louis Cardinals' Yadier Molina won at catcher for the fourth straight year.
Cincinnati first baseman Joey Votto and second baseman Brandon Phillips also won along with Colorado shortstop Troy Tulowitzki, Philadelphia third baseman Placido Polanco and Arizona outfielder Gerardo Parra. Phillips and Tulowitzki joined Molina as the NL holdovers, with Phillips winning for the third time in four years.
Seattle outfielder Ichiro Suzuki's streak of Gold Gloves ended at 10. The right fielder, who had won in every one of his big league seasons, had tied the AL record for Gold Gloves by an outfielder shared by Ken Griffey Jr. and Al Kaline.
Breaking with the recent format, outfielders were picked for specific spots. The AL had Gordon in left, Ellsbury in center and Markakis in right, and the NL had Parra in left, Kemp in center and Ethier in right.
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text: Calling it like we see it Football players at Northwestern University won a major victory last week when a regional director of the National Labor Relations Board determined that the players were employees of the university. The ruling enables the players to form a union and could set an important precedent for other private universities, including Duke. As we wrote last month, student-athletes deserve fair representation in the NCAA, and the NLBR's ruling promises to give athletes more control over the multibillion-dollar industry they work to sustain. Peter Ohr, the NLRB director who issued the ruling, argued in his decision that the traditional student-athlete model is no longer consistent with the character and function of big-time college athletics. We agree. Not only do student-athletes prop up a commercial edifice that draws in billions of dollars in television contracts alone, but these players also devote more time to their sport (sometimes upwards of 50 hours a week) than many salaried employees commit to their work. For so-called "revenue" sports, like football and basketball, student-athletes often find it difficult to balance a demanding practice schedule with intensive study. As a result, not every revenue sport athlete receives the maximal benefit from his or her college education. Student-athletes may attend classes, but in some cases the "athlete" seems to be crowding out the "student." For this reason, calling student-athletes "employees" does not represent a radically new way of understanding college sports. It simply exposes college athletics for what it is: a lucrative industry that relies on the unpaid labor of near-professional athletes. Insisting that college athletes are employees not only gives the lie to the student-athlete model, but it also forces us to reckon with the possibility that the NCAA's treatment of student-athletes is exploitative. In calling student-athletes employees, Ohr, like any good officiator, is simply calling it as he sees it. Given that many student-athletes are functionally employees, why do the NCAA and universities with big-time athletics programs remain wedded to the student-athlete model? The likely answer is that college sports programs generate huge sums of money, and only by clinging to the student-athlete designation can the NCAA justify not letting the players in on the action. The NLBR ruling is likely the first step towards monetary compensation for student-athletes. Given that other student employees—like undergraduate teaching assistants and sports managers—are paid for their labor, it only seems fair that student-athletes should receive more than a scholarship for their work. We support players' unions but recognize that compensating student-athletes threatens to undermine aspects of the current college sports model. The NLRB's ruling may invite athletes of revenue sports at other private schools to petition for employee benefits, like salaries. If universities were to cave to those demands, students who participate in non-revenue sports could see cuts to their programs. Universities might not be able to award as many athletic scholarships, and revenue sports might have to institute competitive pay schemes to attract high-quality players. Despite these potential drawbacks, designating certain student-athletes as "employees" better reflects these students' contributions to their school and to the NCAA. It promotes fairness and protects the rights of student-athletes. RELATED CONTENT: Blue devil dynasties The fact that legacy admissions, a policy first implemented at Ivy League universities to keep Jewish students out, continues to be used at Duke at the ... There's something about Gina If Haspel does break the glass ceiling as the first female director in the CIA, the shards of her victory will most likely fall upon those disadvantaged ... March madness mayhem Ideally, in the future, strides being made in graduating diverse legions of new innovators and thinkers will be enough to thrust universities into headlines, ... Comments


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CHICAGO (MarketWatch) — Shares of the following companies are making notable moves in U.S. trading on Friday:
Shares of LaCrosse Footwear Inc. BOOT, -8.83% rallied 81% after the company agreed to be acquired at a cash price of $20 a share by Tokyo-based ABC-Mart Inc. The deal for Portland, Ore.-based LaCrosse carries a total price tag of about $138 million.
ShangPharma Corp.'s stock SHP, -2.03% advanced nearly 16% after the company said it received an offer to be taken private for between $8.50 a share and $9.50 a share. The Shanghai-based research firm said it formed a special committee to study the going-private offer, which was made by its Chief Executive Officer Michael Xin Hui and entities affiliated with TPG Star Charisma Ltd.
California-based Jamba Inc. JMBA, -1.19% shares were up 10% at $2.45, potentially due to expectations for an increase in heat wave-related sales from the company's Jamba Juice smoothie retail chain, which has also recently announced a partnership with the U.S. Olympic water polo team, and a new menu focused on healthier options for consumers.
Research in Motion RIMM gained 5.3% in trading while other tech stocks slumped. The BlackBerry manufacturer suffered losses in trading last week after it reported a loss in its fiscal first quarter and delays in the launch of operating system BlackBerry 10, amidst news from its smartphone competitors Sprint S, -2.33% and Apple AAPL, -1.42% about a new Mozilla operating system and rumors of a new iPhone model.
Informatica Corp. INFA, -5.66% shares dropped 28% after the software company lowered its forecast for second-quarter earnings, citing changing global economic conditions, particularly in Europe.
That warning hit other stocks in the sector, contributing to marketwide losses in the tech sector. Teradata Corp. TDC, -2.93% lost 10.5%, with Citrix Systems Inc. CTXS, -1.19% falling 7.5% and F5 Networks Inc. FFIV, -2.19% down almost 7%. Tibco Software Inc. TIBX also slipped 6.3%.
Shares of Christopher & Banks Corp. CBK, +3.45% fell about 9% after the firm said its board of directors had rejected an unsolicited acquisition proposal form Aria Partners for $1.75 per share, noting that a its "new management team's strategic plan ... has already begun to demonstrate signs of progress."


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Political Notebook: Lesbians seek
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by Matthew S. Bajko
Two lesbians seeking elected transit seats in the Bay Area have attracted broad support as they head into the final weeks of their campaigns.
On the Peninsula, Moss Beach resident Sabrina Brennan , 42, is running for a seat on the San Mateo County Harbor District. The obscure body has oversight of two marinas, the bayside Oyster Point, where a new East Bay ferry service launched, and the seaside Pillar Point.
In Oakland transit advocate Rebecca Saltzman , 30, is seeking the newly drawn District 3 seat on the Bay Area Rapid Transit board, which includes parts of Oakland and Berkeley and the Contra Costa County cities of Orinda, Moraga, and Lafayette.
Their candidacies are another sign of how the Bay Area's LGBT community continues to make political inroads outside of San Francisco.
Should they win they would be the first out female members of their respective boards. Longtime gay BART board member Tom Radulovich , who represents San Francisco, is up for re-election this year and is expected to easily win a fifth term.
Radulovich said he wants to remain on the BART board in order to work on several projects he has championed, such as remodeling the 24th Street Station and building transit villages at the Balboa and Glen Park stations.
"I feel I have a lot to do there," he said.
Plus, he has been impressed with the leadership of BART's general manager, Grace Crunican, who was hired last year and hails from Seattle.
"She has brought fresh air to BART," said Radulovich. "She is open to a lot of things I care about. She is fantastic to work with and has given me a lot of optimism about the place."
The only woman in her race, Saltzman is up against two male candidates running for the open seat. Former BART Director Bob Franklin resigned this summer to work for the agency, and the board opted to name former Alameda County Supervisor Mary King as an interim replacement to serve out the remainder of the term.
Whoever wins the November 6 election for the full four-year term will be seated on December 7.
Saltzman lives in Oakland with her wife, Caitlin Stone , and works as an environmental policy advocate with the California League of Conversation Voters.
She is the clear favorite in the race. She has won endorsements from numerous East Bay politicians and political groups. This week she reported raising another $10,127 in donations for a total campaign haul of $32,020.
"I am feeling really great. I have a lot of momentum and tons of support," Saltzman told the Bay Area Reporter this week. "I did well in my fundraising and have signed up lots of volunteers."
Her focus between now and Election Day will mostly be on talking to voters. Her main priority for BART is addressing its $7.5 billion unfunded maintenance needs, she said.
"That is my big concern and, in talking to voters about that, it is very concerning to people," said Saltzman.
Other issues Saltzman has cited as priorities should she be elected include how to address the needs of BART riders who bike to stations and adding capacity to the current system as BART extends service into San Jose and farther east in Contra Costa and Alameda counties.
"I think most people think the extensions are great if we can pay for them. I am concerned about a lack of focus on the needs of the current system," she said. "I want to make sure it doesn't fall apart before we do anything additional."
Harbor race
Like Saltzman, Brennan is the only woman among six candidates seeking three seats on the harbor district board. She will need to knock out an incumbent in order to win, as all three of the current members with terms up opted to seek re-election.
"If there was an open seat it would be easier," she said. "It is tough so I definitely need to get the word out to people."
The five-person commission oversees Oyster Point Marina/Park in South San Francisco and Pillar Point Harbor north of Half Moon Bay.
In 2010 Robert Bernardo became the first openly LGBT person to win a seat on the harbor district board. Brennan, who also ran that year but came up short in the race, is the first out woman to run for countywide office in San Mateo.
Since her defeat two years ago, Brennan has laid the groundwork for a second campaign. She officially entered the race in late 2011 and secured the endorsement of the national Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund.
She also won the endorsement of the San Mateo Daily Journal, a news site covering the county that had endorsed her in 2010. And this year she picked up the backing of the Bay Area Municipal Elections Committee, the South Bay's LGBT political group.
A New Orleans native, Brennan moved to northern California in 1993 and lives with her wife, Aimee Luthringer, near the Fitzgerald Marine Reserve. She owns Digital Fusion Media and has done graphics work for local museums and the America's Cup races in San Francisco.
She was influenced by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill along the Gulf Coast to become more active in the management of the Bay Area harbors.
"It's very important to me that we do a better job protecting our shore than was done on the Gulf Coast. I feel compelled to do my part, and I'm passionate about it," states Brennan on her campaign website.
Her priorities include water and beach pollution at the marinas to how the harbor district spends its funds and maintains its waterfront properties.
She also advocates for making the new ferry service at Oyster Point, where ridership so far has been far below expectations, more accessible to commuters, particularly those who ride bikes or take Caltrain.
"We can do more to entice visitors to come to the harbors and patronize the businesses. We can encourage entrepreneurs who want to start new businesses," wrote Brennan. "We can find creative ways to make the waterfront more appealing without spending millions."
Park Station names LGBT liaison
A second police station has assigned one of its officers to be a liaison to the LGBT community.
Officer Jim McMahan at Park Station has been named to the post. The gay policeman joined the San Francisco Police Department in 2004 and has spent time at both the Ingleside and Mission stations.
It was Mission Station's LGBT liaison, Sergeant Chuck Limbert, who helped train the rookie officer eight years ago.
In April then newly installed Park Station Captain John J. Feeney said he would look at appointing an LGBT liaison in response to a question from the Bay Area Reporter. The station share's coverage of the city's gay Castro district with Mission Station, as it has jurisdiction over the Duboce Triangle neighborhood and Twin Peaks.
The station also patrols the gay-friendly Haight and Cole Valley districts as well as parts of Golden Gate Park, where homeless LGBT youth are known to congregate.
Before Feeney was able to finalize his decision, he was transferred out of the station this summer back to his old job. Former Mission Station Captain Greg Corrales was then named the new captain at Park Station.
When asked last month about the LGBT liaison role by the B.A.R. , Corrales said he would look into naming a person to the post. Last week he introduced his choice of McMahan to Castro merchants during their monthly meeting.
McMahan, who gave his age as 30-something, said he agreed to take on the added role since he is on Corrales's staff and works with him a lot.
"It was a natural fit," he said.
Website seeks input on Castro issues
Longtime Castro resident James Rosenfield has launched a website to seek public feedback on several contentious issues being debated in the city's LGBT district.
The site is currently seeking input on the proposed public nudity ban and if the benches at Harvey Milk Plaza should be removed. Other topics include proposals by several national retail chains to open locations along upper Market Street.
The site has only been up a few weeks, and Rosenfield plans to keep it live through at least mid-October. He then plans to tabulate the information he has gathered and distribute it to various leaders in the Castro and people who signed up on the site, which is at http://uppermarket.org.
"When I do close the forums I will be creating mini reports for each issue which will go to the key players and decision makers that can make use of the info, and of course I'll email all participants with an update," he explained in an email to the B.A.R.
SF leaders fundraise for marriage campaigns
San Francisco leaders are hosting a fundraiser this weekend to support the ballot box fights over same-sex marriage in four states this fall.
Voters in Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, and Washington will decide in November whether to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry. Polling has shown the pro-gay side has a good chance of winning in several states, which would be the first electoral win for marriage equality.
The group Freedom to Marry is working with local LGBT leaders to host a National Engagement Party in San Francisco where supporters can "raise a glass (or two) to the freedom to marry and help raise much needed funds to help the four battleground states facing ballot campaigns in November."
Tickets to the Saturday, October 13 event begin at $125 per person. It will take place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Jonathan Browning Studios, 30 Sheridan Street in South of Market.
To buy tickets visit http://www.freedomtomarry.org/SFParty.
Web Extra: For more queer political news, be sure to check http://www.ebar.com Monday mornings at noon for Political Notes, the notebook's online companion. This week's column looks at how bisexual District 5 Supervisor Christina Olague has become a central player in the proceedings on suspended Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi.
Keep abreast of the latest LGBT political news by following the Political Notebook on Twitter @ http://twitter.com/politicalnotes.
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We all know that beauty comes at a price. Think long hours at the gym, squeezing into that LBD, and of course, those painfully high heels that leave you blistered and barely walking (but make your legs look oh so good!) Then there's the financial aspect of it. While Botox and lunch-time lipo might work for the rich and famous, the rest of us are left wondering how we're going to pay our rent, let alone reverse the stress lines caused every time we look at our dwindling 401k's. But, luckily the price of beauty doesn't always have to be a high one.
Despite what Madison Avenue would like you to think, you don't need to spend $200 on a face cream to get glowing skin, and you can satisfy all your make-up needs for less than a dollar a day! Here are some recession proof beauty steals and deals that will lighten your beauty bag, and your credit card bill.
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Makeover Your Make-up
I love make-up. I always have, and always will. In fact, there is an entire drawer dedicated to it in my house. Ok…there are four of them. (I told you I love the stuff.) But the sad fact is, I don't wear a lot of it and that money (and drawer space) could be put to much better use.
So, in a recession it's best to stick to the must-haves, and I've found the PERFECT solution. The all-in-one Face Disk Kit by Lauren Hutton is one of the best beauty bargains out there. For $60.00 you get everything you need to look your absolute best. It includes a blush, eyeliner, four kinds of concealer, lip gloss, and brow powder. And once you've identified your skin tone you don't need to worry about picking colors because it's all done for you. Best of all, it works for all ages. My mother is as much a fan as I am!
And it's SMALL! You can throw it in your purse and you can even keep an extra one in that itty-witty drawer you've claimed over at the boyfriend's place. And for those of you who want a little more than the bare minimum, check out the Lauren Hutton Passport to Brazil . It comes with some "extras" like foundation and powder, and is really all you need as a (thrifty) girl on the go!
Clean-Up Your "Get Clean" Routine
Is your shower packed with products you don't even use? Well, it's time to stop watching your money go right down the drain every time you shampoo! I'm not suggesting we stop bathing altogether (this isn't Woodstock people), but why spend your hard earned dollars on separate bath products when you can consolidate. (Do you see a theme here yet?) Philosophy 3-in-1 shampoo, shower gel and bubble bath comes in a variety of yummy scents and only costs $16 for a 16 oz bottle.
Save On Your Skin Care Routine
It's a simple fact. The French just do it better. Fries, manicures, bubbly, and also face creams. But you don't need to stock up at customs to save on the good stuff. Lierac is bringing it to the masses. They are unveiling their entire line of products in drugstores around the country. One of my absolute faves is the Hydra Chrono Extreme Baume face cream. This divinely luscious balm feels like satin on the skin and will save your skin from drying out this winter. If you're a working girl like me, you will not want to pass over the Diopticerne Eye Contour for Dark Circles. This is like Ambien in a tube and will hide the evidence of those late night holiday fetes. I keep one in my desk drawer just in case.
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The 30-year-old's current contract is set to expire in the summer of 2013, but the winger is keen to see out the rest of his playing career at Stamford Bridge.
"I have asked to prolong (my stay) several times," he said in France Football "I have had two meetings with the chairman.
"But the club's policy is to sign players beyond the age of 30 one year after another. That is my situation.
"I would like to have a contract until 2014, with the World Cup an objective in my mind.
"I would like it to be clear for everyone. I am aiming to end my career at Chelsea."
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The reputation of the Premier League means it is the most popular and one of the most watched leagues in the world.
Five English clubs will compete in the last sixteen of the Champions League for the first time ever as Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham face some difficult away matches.


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Current plan is to try rotating this shaft via the splines to see if this solves the problem( not that I hold out much hope). I have also noted that the original shaft used gaskets between the coupling but I thought this had been eliminated after 2004 models, mine being 2006.So I am still a little non plus. Local Jaguar Agent says they have never had problem with replacement shafts to date so cannot advise without viewing.Steve C


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The power to solidify objects/organisms into a tangible form. Opposite to Melting.
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- Hardening
- Solidify
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User can solidify or give solid-like properties to of liquid, gas, plasma or other form of non-solid mass/energy by causing the loose molecules/particles/energy to come together with the level of solidity going from loose jelly to metal-like hardness or beyond.
- Air Solidification
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- Darkness Solidification
- Data Solidification
- Electricity Solidification
- Energy Solidification
- Flame Solidification
- Light Solidification
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- Sound Solidification
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- Attack Powers
- Density Manipulation
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- Elemental Combat
- Energy Attacks
- Freezing
- Petrification
- Pressure Manipulation
- Space Compression
- Time Compression
- Ultimate Freeze
- Usually the change is temporary and short-lived.
- May be unable to revert subjects/objects if melted to original form.
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The show looks good on DVD, sporting an Anamorphic Widescreen (1.78:1) picture. There aren't any major problems, just some minor grain in a couple of scenes. There's a "play all" feature, and a chapter after the opening of the episode.
The first season includes an English stereo track, and the second season is a Dolby Digital 5.1 track. The tracks are a bit quiet, and the 5.1 isn't really put to good use (the rear speakers are hardly used). The episodes are closed captioned.
Extras - How we rate extras
Internet Viral Videos (4:46)
Two viral videos that are as funny as the show.
Choking (2:58)
Apology (1:48)
Season 3 - Back on the Market (0:32)
A trailer for season 3.
Previews and trailers for a number of other Sony movies.
A Look Behind-the-Scenes (16:23)
Some behind-the-scenes from the show, featuring interviews with the cast and crew.
Notes from the Casting Couch (4:52)
Interviews with the cast and crew about the casting process.
Coffee Break - Blooper Reel (1:44)
This is a blooper reel? A "Blooper" implies a line is messed up, but this is just random stuff that happened off camera.
I thought this was a comedy? I made it through 8 episodes before I shut this off, and I didn't laugh or crack a smile once. This is probably the least-funny comedy I've seen in years. Seriously, this is a hit on TBS? Wow, that says a lot about the network. The BLOOPER REEL isn't even funny!!
If you're a fan of the show (seriously?) then feel free to pick this up, but if you've never seen the show before then it's probably wise to keep it that way. I tried to give this show a shot, but it's just not my thing at all. Not at all.


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Laurie Jinkins, first elected to her 27th District House seat in 2010, has announced she will run for re-election.
Jinkins, a Democrat, is the deputy director at the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department. In a statement, she touted her sponsorship of a jobs act that promises to put 18,000 people to work across the state, in part by building a new Community Health Center in Tacoma's Hilltop and a new Allied Health Education & Training Center at Tacoma Community College.
"I've never regretted my decision to run," Jinkins said, "Even though the 2012 sessions were particularly difficult. But I'm proud the budget reflects our values, and puts the community on the path to a brighter future."
Jinkins has opened a campaign office with her seatmate, fellow Democrat and candidate for state senate, Jeanne Darneille. According to Public Disclosure Commission records, no challengers have yet filed for Jinkins' seat.


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Can the Dockers finally step out of the shadows and become a genuine Premiership threat?
Freo will be looking to go at least one better than last season's semi-final loss to Adelaide.
A gritty victory over 2011 premiers Geelong in the first week of the finals suggests that the Dockers are becoming more accustomed to life at the pointy end of the ladder and 2013 should be a season filled with plenty of hope for the purple faithful.
Ross Lyon has a list with a number of players in between the vital '80-140 game bracket' which is all so important for winning premierships.
Although I don't see them saluting this year, they will be around the mark.
I'm not sure if a top-four finish is in order but if all of Fremantle's key players including Aaron Sandilands, Nat Fyfe and Michael Barlow can remain fit, then anything is possible.
Skipper Matthew Pavlich may spend more time closer to goals after his bag of 69 last year and expect Chris Mayne to have more of an impact both in the forward line and midfield.
Stephen Hill oozes class and will only continue to get better while youngsters Hayden Crozier, Lachie Neale, Josh Simpson and Jayden Pitt all have the ability to become regular senior contributors.
The midfield, which has again lost Anthony Morabito to a knee injury, led by Barlow and David Mundy with the assistance of Clancee Pearce, Tendai Mzungu, Matt De Boer, Garrick Ibbotson, Hill and last year's Best and Fairest Ryan Crowley is in a very strong position.
Down back, Luke McPharlin is the leader of a defensive group which includes the ever-improving Zac Dawson, the dash of Paul Duffield, the agility of Michael Johnson and the courage of Nick Suban, provided he can cement a spot in Lyon's best 22.
Freo doubters will be everywhere, as is the norm, but this year they can shrug off some critics and again feature heavily in September with the view to bigger and better things in the next couple of years.
Predicted finish: sixth
Key players
Matthew Pavlich – A quality player who can do anything. Proven match-winner who should spend more time deep in the forward line this year.
Aaron Sandilands – Monster ruckman capable of dominating games. Can Freo overcome his pre-season injury?
Nat Fyfe – An extremely talented midfielder who will be the feature of the Dockers engine room for a very long time.
Break-out potential
Michael Walters – Finally showed his class with a fine second half of last season which yielded 22 goals from 10 games. So much potential which could be completely revealed in 2013.
Hayden Crozier – Promising midfielder/half-forward. Glandular fever knocked him around last year but could bob up with some big games in 2013.
Lachie Neale – 11 games last year was a nice return for Neale who is expected to become a more consistent contributor this season.
Promising youngsters
Josh Simpson – Stephen Hill-type who takes players on and possesses clever ball use. One of the top players in the draft. One to watch.
Tom Sheridan – Pick 16 in 2011. Running half-back who is progressing nicely and will benefit from more senior football.
Jayden Pitt – Has failed to deliver after being Freo's top pick in the 2010 draft but has sized up over pre-season and really needs to step up in 2013.
Key inclusions
Danyle Pearce – Comes over from Port Adelaide. Will find plenty of the ball by running the lines at the spacious Patersons Stadium.
Notable departures
Greg Broughton – Gold Coast Suns.
Antoni Grover – retired.
Worth a punt
Nat Fyfe to win Brownlow Medal into Freo to make top eight.


text: 2010/1/27 Mark Lord <firstname.lastname@example.com>:> Can you identify the specific Indilinx build number that your drive firmware> is based upon? If not, then at least post the identify data for us to> examine:>> hdparm --Istdout /dev/sd?Thanks for taking the time on this.I am unsure of the "specific IndiLinx firmware build number" though I'venoticed the release numbers are common for different manufacturers.For example my disk came with the then-latest firmware "1819"(with TRIM) which had write-perf issues then they recently released"1916" which added TRIM and GC support (seems to work very wellI should say).Linux logs "CRUCIAL_CT128M225" and "1916" in my dmesg, speakingof which, here is my latest full dmesg: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/363659/And here is the output of hdparm --Istdout /dev/sd? :http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/363660/I am running the following on Kubuntu development version, uname -a is:"Linux thunderbird 2.6.32-11-generic #16~vishalrao2 SMP Tue Jan 2619:03:33 IST 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux"The " ~vishalrao2 " portion indicating it being the proposed patch -in that good old "works for me" kind of way.--To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to firstname.lastname@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/