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National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) employees recently paid a visit to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Children's Inn to show patients, their family members and Children's Inn staff how to make their own piece of modern art — a DNA bracelet, as part of this month's National DNA Day activities.
The NIH Children's Inn hosts patients and family members while they are at NIH for medical appointments and treatments. They offer a variety of activities for these special guests on a daily basis.
The bracelet activity is part of Dr. Horn's educational program, "Beading Into Bioinformatics," which familiarizes participants with the four nucleotide bases that make up DNA: adenine (A), thymine (T), guanine (G) and cytosine (C). Participants make the bracelets to get a taste of the process scientists use to analyze and interpret genetic information. The colorful bracelet reminds them of what they learned.
NHGRI staff teamed up with participants to familiarize them with DNA and its four-letter code. The participants then chose four colorful beads and assigned each color to either A, T, C or G. Then, they chose 18 letters of sequence. If the first letter was A, they would put the corresponding color of bead on the bracelet. They continued this until they had 18 beads on their unique bracelet.
Other NHGRI staff in attendance were Sanja Basaric, Policy Program Analysis Branch, Maggie Bartlett, Communications and Public Liaison Branch (CPLB), Michelle Hamlet, Ph.D., Division of Intramural Research Training Office, Geoffrey Spencer, CPLB and Dawn Wayman, Social and Behavioral Research Branch.
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This section describes the procedure for using the message-based monitoring capability to gather metrics information. The procedure includes both client development and administration tasks.
Write a metrics monitoring client.
See the Message Queue Developer's Guide for Java Clients for instructions on programming clients that subscribe to metrics topic destinations, consume metrics messages, and extract the metrics data from these messages.
Configure the broker's Metrics Message Producer by setting broker property values in the config.properties file:
Enable metrics message production.
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This project is about investigating and using the secure features of the iButton that people currently use for physical access to RevSpace.
Planned project phases are:
- phase 1: investigate possbilities of the iButton and experiment with it
- phase 2: write software for the iButton functionality and package it into a library
- phase 3: apply knowledge and software for application within RevSpace
iButton investigation
The iButton used at RevSpace is the DS1961, with the following features:
- 4 pages of 32-byte user data each
- an 8-byte write-only "secret"
- SHA-1 algorithm that can calculate a hash over a 32-byte user data page, the 8-byte secret, a 3-byte "challenge" and the unique iButton id.
Basically authentication could work like this:
- (the secret key has been installed on the iButton previously)
- user presents iButton to the reader
- reader reads the unique iButton id
- reader generates a random number and uses this as the challenge to read a 32-byte user page
- iButton sends the user page, followed by the SHA-1 hash
- reader also calculates SHA-1 hash and compares it with the iButton hash
- if the hash matches, the user data can be considered as authentic and the reader can interpret the user data as a "deelnemer id" (or something) for example.
Bus pirate experimentation
Investigation of the DS1961-specific commands can be done with a Bus Pirate. A bus pirate speaks the 1-wire protocol that any iButton-like device uses.
Examples of bus pirate commands to communicate with the DS1961:
- Initialise the bus pirate
# (reset the bus pirate) M (select mode) 2 (1-wire mode) W (enable power)
- Reset the iButton and get iButton unique id
- Write scratchpad (command 0x0F) at address 0,0 with data 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
0x0f 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 r:2
- Read scratchpad (command 0xAA)
0xaa r:3 r:8 r:2
- Read auth page (command 0xA5), which is the secure read command
0xa5 0 0 r:32 r r:2 &:1500 r:20 r:2
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1-WIRE>0xa5 0 0 r:32 r r:2 &:1500 r:20 r:2 WRITE: 0xA5 WRITE: 0x00 WRITE: 0x00 READ 0x20 BYTES: 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 READ: 0xFF READ 0x02 BYTES: 0x6D 0x0D DELAY 0xDCuS READ 0x14 BYTES: 0x45 0x31 0x40 0x42 0xAE 0xD3 0x4B 0xC5 0x18 0xCC 0x10 0x43 0x27 0x56 0x33 0xD0 0xEB 0x47 0xA7 0x81 READ 0x02 BYTES: 0xAA 0x6D
DS1961 library
This library provides an API for the DS1961 specific functions. It will be targeted at the Arduino microcontroller, to run on top of the existing 1-wire library.
We could apply this to improve the security of RevSpace access for example. to be discussed.
Stuff to be considered for access control:
- an extra initialisation step to install the secret before use is needed
- how can we handle the transition of the current iButton system to a more secure system?
- how advanced do we make the authentication scheme / how is key management handled?
- Simplest: one secret for all revspace iButtons. Disadvantage: cracking one iButton means that *all* revspace iButtons are cracked.
- More advanced: different secret for each revspace iButton (e.g. calculated from a master secret and the iButton serial number)
- More advanced: master secret is re-newed every X time, so we have multiple versions of the master secret (e.g. renewed each year)


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It's his back.
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RICHMOND — Authorities are looking for the owner of a pony that was found munching on a bush in a front yard in the city's Iron Triangle neighborhood early Wednesday.
Officers found the small horse snacking on shrubbery near Seventh Street and Nevin Avenue around 3 a.m., said Det. Nicole Abetkov of the Richmond Police Department.
An Animal Services officer picked up the pony and brought it to the agency's stables in Martinez. So far, no one has stepped forward to claim the animal, and officers are puzzled as to where the small horse could have lived.
Abetkov said officers had found a few stray horses that had wandered away from their ranches up in the hills outside Richmond before, but no one in the department had ever encountered anything like a pony in the Iron Triangle.
The pony is described as a "healthy looking" female, with white and brown coloring, roughly 5 to 8 years old.
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I beg to differ.
hahaha. it was a joke.
I was just playing this game last night C:
Great one there^^ The dolphin part made me laugh so hard!
I never played any of the silent hill games except the one you reviewed. I remember sitting alone in my room and pissing my pants. O.o So scary. Silent Hill 2 is still the scariest and and most "immersive" horror game for me.
Hmmm, did you ever go to Portmeirion on holiday? It somehow would seem fitting. If not, do so next time you're back in the UK.
I am quite happy to finaly see your review oh the game that you have said many MANY times in your other game reviews. I for one love the silent hill games. Well I think that after the second one the road have been going down but still it's the one of the horror game series that I like.
On a side note the best horror games to me have to be silent hill 1 and 2, clock tower 3, dark corners of earth.
Silent HIll 2 isn't on the ps1, just ps2, pc and xbox
I must admit, the part about his parents taking him to similar places on vacation was the best.
Never played Silent Hill 2, it scared me too much.
Couldn't hear shit in this one'cause the computer I'm on is shit, so I'll listen again at home.
I laughed so hard at "Elastic Flail" that I nearly nearly fell out of my chair!
OK this is my favourite review, I'm a little bit iffy on calling the main character of number 4: The Room (my favourite Silent Hill) a twat but then it did make me laugh!
If you want to enjoy Silent Hill 2" in it's best light you should play the PC version.
I'd been anticipating a SH2 review for a while, and I wasn't dissapointed.
It's a good game, but I always wound up getting horribly lost.
I've played plenty of games where I got a base level caveman satisfaction for beating a really hard boss or hard level, but I think Silent Hill 2 is the first game where I felt EMOTIONALLY satisfied at the end. As I continued to play through the game and finally discovered the secret to Silent Hill, my mind was truly blown in a way almost no media had before, never mind a video game. And just by pure luck I got the "Leave" ending (IMO the best) and I seriously sat there bawling as it played.
And like Yahtzee, I was extremely disappointed that the later games didn't follow this up.
this was a funny review
"I hate being a boat"
Admittedly, it's not as much fun watching Yahtzee review a game he actually likes. It is good to know, however, that the games he DOES like are quality.
The only Silent Hill I ever played I think was SH1, and I didn't get very far into it before I was sufficiently frustrated and freaked out enough to stop playing.
I understand the term critic, hence the quotations around reviews. I was saying that it gets boring ripping the shit out of things for things they do, constantly. Nice to see him mix some nice in there once in awhile, not agreed? This would have been shit if he hadn't mocked it in the ways it needed to be before he pointed out the parts he liked.
"Jaaaaaaaaames" It's about time he did this review. :]
and thats something i found really strange. i really liked his Psychonauts review i even showed it to my friends and they liked it as well. why is it they people hate it so?
wat? you best be joking. or did you really find his "Haze" and "Sim City Societies" reviews that much?
personally the way i see it, whenever he makes a review on something he's passionate about wether its a game, a webcomic or a game genre if he has a "deeper" connection to it thats when he shows his lustre.
thats why I wouldn't even mind it if he would make a video review of some movies he likes e.g. an "Army of Darkness" review would be awesome.
This episode had to0 have some of the best metaphors Yahtzee has come up with in a while, like fucking a burning dolphin and the meatball footlong.
haha you have done it again even with an old game. I cant wait til the new Silent Hill for you to review that.
Pretty much saying the same thing here in this post that all other posts have said, but what the hell here's my cent and a half:
I've been waiting for Yahtzee to finally do a retrospect review for SH2, and it was well worth the wait. This is glorious for those who haven't been graced by it's epic atmosphere. When I was younger and first got the game, I wouldn't play it unless I had someone with me, because it scared the piss out of me without actually having to have anything happen. Just walking around the streets scared me! Then, add on the random times that your radio will start playing static and one of those damn things that crawl on all fours pop out from under cars, and I'm surprised I don't have heart issues.
Its nice to see that Yahtzee did point out the bad parts of SH2, but it is to be noted that he is dead on accurate that SH2 makes a better game then any other form of entertainment medium simply because you need to feel like YOU are the one in it alone, not so much experiencing a story but being in that story.
Again, I'd like to start by saying I like the wii. To further prove that people shouldn't get mad about ppl trashing games they love, yatz has amazed yet again, but nitpicking and trashing a game that he loves. What would be truly amazing is if he posted a comment calling himself a twat for daring to say anything bad about his beloved SH2, in true fanboy style.
I reeeeeeaaaally need to play this game.
Like, now.
Damn my not having a PS2...
ROFL at "Fun Town USA", since that's actually a theme park in Maine.
I was a little disappointed with this review. Of course, being a SH2 fanatic, I may have just set the bar too high. I was expecting a more detailed analysis of the story and cinematography. The game was so groundbreaking to me that I still get a hard-on whenever I descr--oh, speak of the devil!
If Counter-Strike hadn't come out, then NOOB never existed. I miss those days.
Heather Mason > James Sunderland. That's all I have to say.
What an awesome game! Pity some assholes had to take over the franchise and assume we don't quite comprehend the subtleties of psychological suspense and the beautiful way Team Silent materialised all of the character's neuroses... GIVE IT BACK DOUBLE HELIX, YOU SUCK!!!!
So what's he gonna review next? Fantasy World Dizzy? Thief II? Metroid Prime? He's running low of his favorite metaphorical bollocks to lovingly fondle in his weekly appearances. I liked it better when he wasn't explaining himself and his oft-mentioned games at every turn. He's already had to do one on The Sands of Time trilogy, and now he's caved in and given over to explaining his rabid fandom of Silent Hill 2. I still like his work, he remains funny, but Come now--part of knowing what you're talking about requires us to play the games, so that we the retarded don't just watch yours or someone else's review and grow a big fat ego pretending we know the game. Give us some credit for actually trying to play the game, Yahtzee, and understanding exactly what you're talking about that way--you don't have to slowly spell it out for us.
The burning dolphin part sounded like something the AVGN would say...
Definitely the best game of the series. I got through it...and had to immediately play through it again. You forget Yahtzee that Shattered Memories is going to be on the Wii. The same console that brought you the shovelware of Horsez and...whatever. Sure, they might have an interesting questionnaire at the beginning, but for all we know it could lead simply to different coloured shirts, maybe a few different people saying different things or showing up later in the story. The Wii is still a family console, which has already removed the combat element of Shattered Memories, where most of the action is going to come from running away from your enemies in a series of QTEs....presumably. One of the best parts about the previous games was that you eventually had to face down your enemies, with those terrible camera angles and dodgy combat system, all while having your mind fucked with, with all of that symbolism.
contrary to popular opinion, i like when yahtzee reviews games he likes. the thorough trashing he gives to shitty games is fun, but he has a lot of positive funny things to say, too.
Awesome review, I feel like pulling out the old ps2 and playing this game now.
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The Beatles' animated feature 'Yellow Submarine' has been turned into a digital book, and it's now available for free download from the Apple iBooks store — so if you have an iDevice, you're just a click away from reliving John, Paul, George, and Ringo's adventures in Pepperland (and their battles with the infamous Blue Meanies, one of which is pictured above!)
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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero has no doubt the club are destined for more titles.
City's second Champions League campaign began with a dramatic last-gasp 3-2 defeat to Real Madrid at the Bernabeu Stadium.
Aguero, who was linked with the Spanish champions last season, watched a pulsating encounter unfold from the bench as an unused substitute and is convinced City will bounce back. The former Atletico Madrid player tweeted after the game: "I feel comfortable and appreciated in @MCFC - it's a project I feel involved in. We want more titles and we'll get them!"
And to underline his commitment to the club after returning to a city where he is always the subject of press interest, he added: "Just to make it clear - I'm very happy to be in @MCFC. It's the best decision I could have taken."
Aguero, 24, scored 30 goals for City last season after joining the Barclays Premier League champions in a £38million club record deal.
He is yet to make an impression this season having suffered a knee injury in the opening Premier League fixture against Southampton last month.
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Nearly 10 years ago, a young teenage woman in Guatemala gave birth to a healthy, handsome boy. She named him Juan de dios and did the best she could to care for him.
As the story goes, she nursed him until, at four months, he, like most babies, began demanding more nourishment. That"s when Juan"s life, his birth mother"s life, mine and my family"s lives changed forever.
An email arrived the summer of 2004 with a photo attached of Juan and a message from the adoption agency we were working with asking us if we wanted him to be part of our family. Having already had the discussion with our 8-year-old and 12-year-old biological kids, the answer was obvious — yes, and when do we leave for Guatemala to pick up our son?
Nine years later, our creative, athletic, humorous and sensitive 9-year-old is telling us he "really" wants to meet his birth mother. His desire to know his birth history is deep, as is everyone"s. Instinctually and subconsciously, we travel to our roots throughout our lives, some more easily than others.
Intellectually, I understand and will do what I can for him to meet his birth mother, but emotionally I know enough to know I can"t predict what"s coming. I feel as if a mountain has appeared in front of me without signs or directions as to how to get to the top, let alone the other side.
Explaining to Juan that some birth mothers may not want to be contacted, or that no matter how hard the birth-mother seeker — yes there is such a person — tries, it may not be possible, is a delicate discussion.
It"s an unknown — another unknown in the realm of adoption, which as my family and close friends know so well, is both wonderful and painful.
Then, to myself I think, if he does meet her, how will that change his life, and her life, and mine? Will he feel the pull of his familial roots and want to be more connected with her and Guatemala? Or guilty that she doesn"t have the opportunities he has. Or confused that what he imagined or fantasized didn"t come true?
I try to imagine the strength it takes for him to compartmentalize his thoughts, dreams and worries in order to successfully orchestrate a typical third-grader"s day — feeding the cat and brushing the dog, memorizing times tables, and remembering to use his "breathing" tool when kids at school or an incident at home gets to him and he wants to burst. Some days are easier than others.
In the book, "Being Adopted: The Lifelong Search for Self," by Drs. David Brodzinky and Marshall Schechter, they write about the percentage of adoptees that search for their birth parents. Their answer was 100 percent. "All adoptees engage in a search process. It may not be a literal search, but it is a meaningful search nonetheless."
Juan needs to know about his birth family history no matter how hard the details may be. At 3, he began asking questions about his birth parents at Christmas time when I brought out a small nativity scene I purchased at a gift shop in Guatemala. It triggered something for Juan because hours of questions followed about why they didn"t keep him, and where are they now, and when will he see them and tears and tears and more tears flowed while I rocked him on my lap searching for the words to soften his grief. And all I did was open a box.
He"s delicate, and yet so strong, and knows we"re with him on his search, no matter where it takes him.
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HOUSTON (AP) - A woman has been found guilty of murder in the death of one of four children killed in a fire at her home day care in Houston.
A jury found Jessica Tata guilty Tuesday of felony murder in the February 2011 death of 16-month-old Elias Castillo. She faces up to life in prison.
Prosecutors say Tata left the children alone with a pan of oil atop a stove top burner while she went shopping. The fire also injured three other children.
Tata's attorneys argued that she had tried to save the children and produced an expert witness who said faulty kitchen equipment could have sparked the blaze.
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The former Republic of Ireland boss coached Conte at Juve from 1991 to 1994, but the duo failed to win any domestic silverware in their time together.
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ARLINGTON, Va. — The main finding of a new evaluation of graduated licensing is a 23 percent overall reduction in the per capita crash involvement rate of 16-year-old drivers in California. Crashes went down more in the high-risk situations specifically addressed by graduated licensing — nighttime crash rates went down 27 percent, and crash rates with teen passengers decreased 38 percent. The study was conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
"More evidence that graduated licensing is reducing crashes," says Susan Ferguson, Institute senior vice president for research.
California legislators were among the first in the nation to enact graduated licensing, which took effect in 1998. The law increased the learner's permit period and required parents or guardians to certify that learners get at least 50 hours of practice. Once licensed, 16 year-olds still are restricted. They may not drive unsupervised at night or any time with teen passengers.
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HOLLAND - Hope teams in soccer and volleyball face road trips to Ohio on their season-opening weekend (August 31-September 1).
The men's soccer team will play in a tournament at OhioWesleyanUniversity in Delaware while the women's soccer team will be heading to Gambier and then Granville. And the volleyball team will play in a tournament in Ada.
The men's soccer team will play Kean, N.J. on Friday and then either Guilford, N.C. or host Ohio Wesleyan on Saturday. The women's soccer team will meet Mount St. Joseph at Kenyon College on Friday and then travel to Denison on Saturday. The volleyball tournament will featured five teams at Ohio Northern. Hope will play the host Polar Bears in their first match followed by matches against Carnegie-Mellon, Pa., Wooster, Ohio and Mount St. Joseph, Ohio.
The two-time defending MIAA Flying Dutchmen will be seeking to build on what has become the most successful decade of Hope soccer. Through six seasons of the new millennium, the Flying Dutchmen have won 80% of their games (104-28-9) with four conference championships and four appearances in the NCAA Division III playoffs.
The team's MIAA championship season was the 13th in school history and the eighth in 17 seasons under coach Steven Smith. The team posted a 14-4-2 overall record, won 13 of 14 league games and limited opponents to just 12 goals over 20 games.
Coach Smith ranks among the winningest NCAA Division III coaches with a career record of 238-79-22.
Captains of the team will be senior Michael Amerman of Indianapolis, Ind. (Brebeuf Prep), senior Mark Dishnow of Saline, Mich. (Saline HS), junior Kevin McMahon of Grand Rapids, Mich. (Forest Hills Central HS), and senior Dan Tresslar of Bloomington, Ind. (Bloomington South HS).
Four returning players achieved All-MIAA honors in 2006 - junior forward Jack Abe of Naperville, Ill. (Naperville North HS), Dan Tresslar, Michael Amerman, and sophomore Kevin Bartosek of Traverse City, Mich. (TC West HS).
Tresslar was voted the MIAA's most valuable player as he achieved all-league first team honors for a second year. He led the team in scoring with 14 goals and three assists. He was also named a NSCAA/adidas NCAA Division III second team All-American by the National Soccer Coaches Association.
Other returning letterwinners include sophomore Justin Bailey of Portage, Mich. (Portage Northern HS), junior Daniel Chesney of Clinton Township, Mich. (DeLaSalle HS), junior Mitchell Currie of Fort Collins, Colo. (Fort Collins HS), sophomore Chris Harrison of Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata HS), sophomore John Herbert of Culver, Ind. (Culver Academy), sophomore Ben Rosema of Spring Lake, Mich. (Spring Lake HS), sophomore Ausable Schwiebert of Chelsea, Mich. (Chelsea HS), and junior James Trebilcock of Haslett, Mich.
Four of the returning players received MIAA Player of the Week honors in 2006 - Jack Abe, Michael Amerman, Mitchell Currie, and Dan Tresslar (twice).
The Flying Dutchmen will play in three tournaments, including their own Cal Bergsma Memorial Invitational, before facing the 14-game league schedule.
A mixture of veterans and players new to the program should put the Flying Dutch in a good position to challenge for the championship of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA).
The Flying Dutch have won the MIAA championship three of the last four seasons. A year ago the Dutch finished second in the conference standings behind rival Calvin. A toughened non-league schedule left the team with a 9-8-2 overall record.
Coach Leigh Sears begins her seventh season at the helm of the Flying Dutch. She will build this year's team around 16 returning letterwinners. The roster of 24 players includes 10 freshmen, three sophomores, seven juniors and four seniors.
Three returning players received All-MIAA honors in 2006 - junior midfielder Allison VanBeek of Libertyville, Ill. (Libertyville HS), senior forward Sarah Cochrane of Watertown, Wisc. (Watertown HS), and junior defender Allen Molenaar of Portage, Mich. (Portage Central HS). Van Beek and Cochrane ranked among the MIAA's leading scorers with seven and six goals respectively. Senior Ellie Tresslar of Bloomington, Ind. (Bloomington HS) received All-MIAA honors in 2004 and 2005.
Other returning letterwinners include sophomore Brenna Boat of Pella, Iowa (Pella HS), sophomore Erin Eddy of Walled Lake, Mich. (Walled Lake Central HS), senior Julia Fischer of Laingsburg, Mich. (Laingsburg HS), sophomore Kirsten Kaufmann of Clio, Mich. (Flint Powers HS), junior Suzi Knowles of North Fork, Calif. (Yosemite HS), junior Sonya Masghati of Naperville, Ill. (Naperville Central HS), junior Kelly Schaefer of Fenton, Mich. (Linden HS), senior Danielle Schurr of Richland, Mich. (Gull Lake HS), junior Sarah Sosolik of Oswego, Ill. (Oswego HS), junior Cassie Thomas of Glen Gardner, N.J. (Voorhees HS), sophomore Emily Wade of Bloomfield Hills (Seaholm HS), and sophomore Kristi Zetterholm of West Bloomfield, Mich. (West Bloomfield HS).
Players receiving 2006 team honors include Allison VanBeek, most valuable player; Sarah Cochrane, most valuable offensive player; Ellen Molenaar, most valuable defensive player; Julie Kofron, rookie of the year; Kristi Zetterholm, most improved player and Kelly Schaefer and Brenna Boat, most inspirational players.
The schedule will be comprised of nine non-league and eight conference games leading up to the MIAA tournament at the end of October.
The 2007 Flying Dutch will be seeking to maintain the momentum of a string of successful seasons.
In three seasons under coach Becky Schmidt the Flying Dutch have averaged 24 victories a year. The 2006 Flying Dutch posted a 25-10 record, finished second in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) behind rival Calvin and qualified for the NCAA Division III championships.
The 2007 team will be built around nine returning letterwinners. The roster of 24 players includes 14 freshmen, four sophomores, five juniors and one senior.
The tri-captains of the team are junior Kylee Damstra of Byron Center, Mich. (South Christian HS); senior Amanda Novak of East Grand Rapids, Mich. (East Grand Rapids HS) and junior Nora Slenk of Holland, Mich. (Holland Christian HS). Slenk was an All-MIAA second team honoree in 2006. She was among the NCAA Division III leaders in kills (3.97 per game).
Other returning letterwinners include sophomore Teresa Borst of Zeeland, Mich. (Zeeland East HS), sophomore Alli Cole of Hamilton, Mich. (Hamilton HS), sophomore Andrea Helminiak of Maumee, Ohio (Bay HS), junior Jill Immink of Hamilton, Mich. (Hamilton HS), sophomore Kristen Johnson of Naperville, Ill. (Wheaton Academy), and junior Megan Winer of Ada, Mich. (Forest Hills Central HS).


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The 29-year-old trauma nurse was on-call at home, unwinding in front of a "Friends'' television marathon on a Friday night. She had been ministering to patients horribly injured in the Boston Marathon bombings and craved a distraction. But she couldn't resist flipping to the news, and as she did, police surrounded Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, cowering and bloody inside a parked pleasure boat.
Then her smartphone rang.
A nursing supervisor told the young woman to hurry into work. She didn't know it yet, but within hours, she would be one of Tsarnaev's bedside nurses, soothing the accused terrorist's pain and healing his wounds — just as she had done for some of his victims.
As she raced to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, that possibility unfolded in her mind. She replayed a conversation she had had with her husband earlier in the week. She wasn't sure she could nurse a terrorist, she had told him. "You have to do it,'' she recalled him saying. "You have to do it so we can get answers.''
At the hospital, the head nurse sent her to prepare Tsarnaev's room, ushering her into a confidential fellowship of nine trauma nurses. They were required to show identification and let police search their purses at up to four separate checkpoints to reach Tsarnaev's heavily guarded room in an intensive care unit where all of the beds but his were eerily empty.
While Boston residents celebrated upon watching Tsarnaev's capture at about 8:45 p.m. on April 19, the trauma nurses could not exhale. For them — and for the hospital, which also treated 24 bombing victims, some on the same floor — an extraordinarily draining six days were just beginning.
All of the nurses asked by supervisors to care for Tsarnaev agreed, the hospital said. The Globe interviewed seven of them, and all said that the ethical bedrock of their profession requires them to treat patients regardless of their personal history. They are sometimes called upon to nurse drunk drivers, prisoners, gang members, but this assignment was the ultimate test of Florence Nightingale's founding ideals.
One of the nurses, who agreed to be identified by her middle name, Marie, arrived on her regular unit about 7 a.m. Saturday. "Don't put down your bag yet,'' the nurse in charge said. Marie burst into tears.
She had been locked down at home with her children the previous day during the manhunt for the suspect, and she was already tense. "You don't have to do this,'' her supervisor said. "I did it because I'm a nurse and I don't get to pick and choose my patients,'' Marie said.
From then on, supervisors called the trauma nurses assigned to Tsarnaev ahead of time so that they could prepare themselves mentally.
The nurses said they were proud of the care they provided the suspected bomber, whose condition steadily improved, and of their role in preparing him to face justice. Tsarnaev is now at the Federal Medical Center Devens at Fort Devens, a former Army post.
Still, many felt ambivalent, especially between shifts. The nurses, who were interviewed in groups at the hospital, did not want to be identified — although some agreed to use middle names. They are afraid of the reaction from some members of the public, particularly after the disruptive protests at a Worcester funeral home that arranged the burial of Tsarnaev's brother. A few are surprised they feel guilty for doing a good job.
Some drew an emotional line when caring for Tsarnaev that they normally don't with other patients. One nurse, who usually talks to patients about current events to create a rapport, stuck to medical questions.
While moving Tsarnaev one day, another nurse, Irene, reflexively said: I am really sorry "hon.'' It's the sort of thing nurses say dozens of times a day to other patients, but it felt weird with an alleged terrorist, she said.
Afterward she and Marie made a pact. They would alert each other if either used an endearment, so they could stop.
"You see a hurt 19-year-old and you can't help but feel sorry for him,'' said Marie, who like other nurses referred to him as a boy. Yet, she said, she "would not be upset if he got the death penalty. There is no way to reconcile the two different feelings.''
Some nurses said they felt no sympathy for Tsarnaev.
He and his older brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, are believed to have planted two bombs that killed three people and injured 265 as spectators cheered runners to the end of the world-renowned race. Tamerlan Tsarnaev died after a shoot-out with police in Watertown on the night of April 18. With the brother still on the run the next morning, Governor Deval Patrick asked metropolitan Boston residents to hunker down indoors and businesses to close.
When police arrested Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in a backyard in Watertown, he was bleeding from gunshot wounds. An ambulance rushed him to Beth Israel Deaconess because it was the closest Level 1 trauma center, Boston Emergency Medical Services said in a statement.
As the ambulance pulled up outside the emergency department on the hospital's west campus, surrounded by police vehicles, the Norden family watched from a fifth-floor ICU, where Paul Norden, whose right leg had been blown off by one of the bombs, was recovering. Initially, his mother was upset. "I thought, why does he have to come here, where so many of the people who were hurt are,'' Liz Norden said in an interview.
The hospital anticipated the victims' families would be distraught, and a number complained about Tsarnaev's presence on the sixth floor, just down the hall from some of the injured. Liz Norden spoke to a nurse, and a hospital social worker called her at about 3 a.m. to explain that Tsarnaev would not be near her son, but one floor above. Later, one of Paul Norden's doctors talked with her about the Hippocratic Oath taken by physicians that required them to do their best to save any patient's life, including Tsarnaev's.
Soon, however, Paul Norden was moved to a sixth-floor trauma unit, where hundreds of get-well cards from American schoolchildren still cover the walls. It was unsettling to walk by the heavily guarded ICU on the way to and from her son's room, Liz Norden said, but caregivers were exceptionally kind to her family and the medical care was above reproach.
During their shifts, the nurses would have monitored Tsarnaev's breathing, heart rate, and neurological status every one to two hours. They would have checked his wounds for signs of infection, asked about his pain, and administered medications — all standard ICU care.
Privacy laws prevented the nurses from discussing Tsarnaev's specific medical treatment during the interviews.
The nurses chatted with FBI agents about baseball (some of the agents were New Yorkers and avid Yankees fans), restaurants, and vacations. The agents, who grew jumpy when monitors tracking Tsarnaev's vital signs beeped loudly, were stationed in his room, while Boston and State Police guarded the perimeter.
When the nurses left the unit after their 12-hour shifts, they said, they did not talk to anyone about their day — not even spouses. They shielded themselves from news reports — and often from acquaintances and friends — because they did not want to hear the outrage against Tsarnaev and were afraid of unwelcome curiosity about their work.
"When you're in the room, it's just a patient. You're here to . . . make sure they're feeling better,'' said Michele, a 29-year-old nurse who cared for Tsarnaev the first night. "When you step away, you take it in. I am compassionate, that's what we do. But should I be? The rest of the world hates him right now. The emotions are like one big salad, all tossed around.''
During the week, social workers held special counseling sessions for the trauma nurses, which all nine nurses attended. "They carried this tremendous weight and responsibility,'' said Barbara Sarnoff Lee, the hospital's director of social work and patient and family engagement. "They heard messages from law enforcement and the world: You need to keep this person alive. We need information. We need justice.''
Beth Israel Deaconess chief executive Dr. Kevin Tabb said that while the unwelcome experience of caring for a suspected terrorist is new to American caregivers, it is more common in Israel. Tabb worked for more than a decade at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem. Nurse Julie Benbenishty, director of trauma at the Israeli hospital, said terrorists are not separated from other patients there, even if they are victims.
"Many of the support staff, the cleaners, and families of other patients will say, 'Why are you giving him pain medication?' They might be angry at us for turning him and washing him and for doing what we are really supposed to do,'' she said. "After about a half-hour, I don't see him as a terrorist anymore.''
In Israel, she said, caregivers are open about their role, perhaps because they are more toughened to the criticism.
Here, the Beth Israel Deaconess trauma nurses are worried "people are not going to understand what we did,'' said one. Another wondered, "If any of these people knew what I did [that] weekend, would they hate me, or would they thank me?''
Even with spouses, the nurses felt reluctant to unburden themselves because of patient privacy rules. The 29-year-old who drove to the hospital Friday night said her husband guessed what was going on, but she warned him, "I can't talk about it. I can't say anything."
The greatest source of solace turned out to be confiding in one another.Liz Kowalczyk can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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PENSACOLA, Fla. -- A Florida Panhandle county says one person has died after becoming infected with West Nile virus.
Dr. John Lanza of the Escambia County Health Department tells the Pensacola News Journal ( http://on.pnj.com/Ucshlz) that the patient was a county resident.
There have been 10 cases of West Nile in Escambia this year.
Neighboring Santa Rosa County on Tuesday confirmed its second case of West Nile.
Health officials are warning residents to reduce their exposure to mosquitos, which can infect humans with the virus.
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