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- Rugged Feeders For Outdoor Animals
Model 1CF small hound feeder Ideal for small hounds, cats and other small mammals. Made of rugged galvanized steel. Use outdoors or indoors. No sharp edges to injure animals. Feed bowl designed to prevent waste. Notched back for optional mounting on fence or wall. Ready to use. Two pack.
Model DF25 indoor/outdoor pet feeder Great for medium and small dogs and cats, too. Made of rugged 28 gauge galvanized steel. Feeder holds approximately 25 lbs. of food. No sharp edges to injure animals. Feed bowl designed to prevent waste. Notched back for optional mounting on fence or wall. Assembled and ready to use. Single pack.
Model DF50 big dog feeder The largest dog can easily eat from this king sized unit. Made of rugged 28 gauge galvanized steel. Feeder holds a full 50-lb. bag of dog food. No sharp edges to injure your pet. "No-waste" feed bowl. Designed for years of service. Assembled and ready to use. Single pack.
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Affordable Technology - Multiple Applications. ONE UNIT DOES IT ALL. Clear top is standard, Phenolic tower protects eggs from uneven heat; protects newly hatched chicks from heat source. Automatic electric turning is standard. Tech Temp Control gives non-fluctuating heat.
14 Reasons why you'll never buy another Styrofoam incubator.
-Hygiene: Our tray is removable and dishwasher safe. Styrofoam pores hide pathogens and the surface cannot be scrubbed.
-More even heat: Our Tech Temp Control adjusts for temperature fluctuations caused by any changes in the environment. Tech Temp Control adjust to temperature changes more quickly than a wafer / snap action switch. Fewer hot spots and no forced blasts of air.
- Continual Air Exchange: Standard equipment fan gently mixes heated air which billows throughout tray.
- Protected rolling of the eggs: Accomplished with our STANDARD AUTOMATIC TURNER.
- Turning Rack: Does not need to be removed for hatching.
- Universal egg rack: No need to buy separate cups for different species.
- Built-in candling inspection system: No need to incur extra expense to candle for fertility and humidity.
- Total visibility to eggs: No more small windows covered with condensation. No extra investment for a clear top.
- Self-diagnostic heat source: You always know you've got heat - just look at the light.
- Readily available heat source: Replacement heat is far away as your nearest bulb retailer (60 watts, Candelabra Base)
- Newly hatched chicks safe from heat: The heating elements found in Styrofoam can burn the beaks of curious chicks.
- A complete design: No after-thought add-ons. You don't need to cut holes in Styrofoam to add our automatic turner cord set.
-No extension ring: Not needed for larger eggs such as goose and turkey because 7" (17.8 cm) of clearance is standard.
- Durability and value: You don't get a 1-year warranty on Styrofoam. Our incubator is designed for years of service yet our unit is comparably.
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We also have available new, sharp Victorinox knives. These knives have been proven to hold and edge longer than comparable knives. Knives are to gutting, as scalds are to picking. See model numbers 41820 and 41822.
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Many local, regional, national and international companies strengthen their relationships with Ohio Northern through meaningful and targeted gifts to enhance the University's mission. Such strategic investments address critical institutional needs and reinforce corporate philanthropic missions both on campus and in the greater community. These strategic partnerships with Ohio Northern provide corporations with reciprocal benefits.
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We recognize corporate supporters with significant public exposure. All supporters are listed in Ohio Northern's annual Donor Report, which is distributed annually to institutional and individual donors, as well as colleagues in higher education. Significant contributions to capital projects also may be recognized by naming a room, wing or laboratory in honor of the donor. We make every effort to keep corporate donors informed about the projects they support, as well as other activities of the University.
The coordinator of proposal development seeks to continuously boost foundation funding by offering services that ensure all funding proposals sent out by the University meet a specific standard. The office also operates as a campus clearinghouse for deans, faculty, staff and development officers so that foundation communications are strategic and coordinated.
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Institutional security is a key priority of the Department for both staff and the inmate population. Increased gang identification, intelligence-coordination, and contraband interdiction efforts throughout correctional institutions has reduced violence against both staff and inmates over the past few years dramatically. A large part of this decline in assaults is due to DPSCS' war on cell phones. Increased staff training and intelligence gathering efforts combined with one-of-a-kind K-9 efforts have netted illegal cell phones well above previous find rates.
A commitment to returning offenders to society with the tools necessary to keep them from their former life of crime is evident in the vast array of job skill opportunities, educational programming, psychological and health sessions, and drug treatment. Maryland Correctional Enterprises (MCE), the prison industry arm of corrections and one of the largest prison industries in the nation by sales, also offers an employment setting that mirrors the private sector.
Public Safety Works, a new initiative of the Department, gives inmates the chance to pay society back, while simultaneously learning valuable employment skills and intangible but important traits such as a patience, compassion, and community appreciation.
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Do you like helping others? Do you enjoy working with computers?
Enhance your computer skills and technical knowledge--Become an ACE!
Academic Computing Experts (ACEs) are trained to help students configure their computers for the Barnard network and troubleshoot computer problems. They also provide software, network, and printer support for students in computer labs on campus.
**Please Note: Students who are hired must attend training sessions twice in the academic year at Barnard. Every year, training starts a week before the official start of the Spring semester and two weeks before the official start of the Fall semester.**
The Ideal ACE Candidate
- Has at least basic familiarity with computers and a willingness to learn during training
- Takes initiative and uses all available resources
- Is timely, responsible, dedicated and eager to learn
- Has good interpersonal skills
- Works well independently and in group situations
ACE Benefits
- A competitive hourly rate
- Substantial opportunities for wage increases
- Extensive computer training
- Excellent skills for your resume
Job Requirements
- Candidate must attend Barnard full-time as a first-year, sophomore, or junior (can only apply in the fall semester of her junior year)
- Fall ACE Training is Mandatory and is 2 weeks before the beginning of the semester, in August, every year. ACEs also work during NSOP Week if necessary.
- Spring ACE Training is also Mandatory and occurs the week prior to the start of the semester. It is given on an "as needed" basis determined by the Associate Director.
- Must maintain satisfactory level of work ethic and performance. Training evaluations, in-semester evaluations, and work performance will be factored into rehiring, promotion, and termination decisions.
- Work 5 to 10 hours a week
- Attend staff meetings when necessary
Note that the application requires two references and one recommendation letter, so you should know your references before filling out the application. References should be previous employers, not family or friends. If you have limited experience, you may use a former teacher as a reference.
You will be contacted shortly after you apply regarding interviews. For more information, email email@example.com.


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A Big East Rematch With Final Four Stakes
The NCAA men's basketball East Regional final (4:30 p.m. ET, CBS) will be a bruising and familiar bout. "It's Frazier-Ali," Syracuse assistant coach Mike Hopkins said of the No. 4-seed Orange's matchup with Big East rival Marquette, the No. 3 seed.
Indiana forward Cody Zeller's attempts at scoring down low against Syracuse's zone defense in Thursday's Sweet 16 game resembled a man trying to lift a bus. He and the usually efficient Hoosiers crumpled. Marquette (26-8) however, packs more muscle into the lane, with center Chris Otule saying his role against Syracuse will be to act like a lead blocker in football. The Golden Eagles beat Syracuse 74-71 in February by clearing space for forward Devante Gardner, who scored 26 points.
The Orange (29-9) slumped late in the season but are playing with an intensity befitting their role models: the 2011 NCAA champion Connecticut Huskies, who also had nine losses. Syracuse will need to maintain that energy against Marquette, which boasts an even deeper rotation.
The X factor could be Marquette's Todd Mayo. The reserve guard hit two key three-pointers in the Eagles' victory in February but didn't play Thursday against Miami and is running about 85%, he said, with a sore left ankle.
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One of the world's most successful and respected companies, Walmart, has just been caught in a massive bribery scandal that extends to the highest levels of the organization.
Just as bad, Walmart's senior management appears to have long known about the scandal and has deliberately tried to cover it up.
In an investigation that could lead to the humiliation and firing of several senior Walmart executives--if not criminal charges--the New York Times's David Barstow reveals the following:
- Walmart de Mexico, a highly successful business for Walmart (1/5th of Walmart's stores worldwide are in Mexico), systematically bribed Mexican government officials for years.
- The bribes, which may have totaled more than $24 million, were paid to win permission to open new stories vastly more quickly than would have been possible had the company adhered to Mexican laws.
- The bribes were initially hidden from Walmart's global headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, by disguising them as normal legal bills (a.k.a., accounting fraud).
- One of the key executives in charge of the bribery payments quit the company in 2005 after being passed over for promotion. He then detailed his behavior to some of Walmart's lawyers, implicating many senior Walmart executives in the process. This executive, Sergio Cicero Zapata, conducted 15 hours of on-the-record interviews with the New York Times.
- Walmart's global headquarters immediately launched an investigation of the practice. But, despite finding much evidence of at least suspicious behavior (and, at worst, clear violations of Mexican and US laws), Walmart effectively shut the investigation down.
- The CEO of Walmart de Mexico during the period of the bribery scandal, Eduardo Castro-Wright, is said to have personally approved of the bribes. Soon thereafter, Castro-Wright was praised by Walmart's senior team for his astonishing success in Mexico and promoted to run the company's US business. Castro-Wright is currently the vice-chairman of Walmart. He declined comment for the NYT's article.
- Documents show that Walmart's senior executives were terrified about what the bribery scandal would do to Walmart's reputation for high ethical standards if it were ever made public. Instead of hiring an outside legal firm to perform a detailed investigation, the firm assigned the investigation to Walmart de Mexico (!) and then quickly discontinued it.
- Walmart's then-CEO, H. Lee Scott, Jr., was briefed on the investigation. He reportedly rebuked the company's investigators for being too aggressive.
- Walmart's current CEO, Michael Duke, was chairman of Walmart International at the time of the scandal. He received frequent briefings about the bribery allegations and progress of the investigation.
In response to the NYT's story, Walmart says it has begun a new investigation into the bribery scandal, which may have violated Mexican and U.S. laws. (The primary US law covering such behavior would be the "Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.")
Now, one question that will no doubt be asked about this behavior is whether, laws or no, paying bribes is or was just business-as-usual in Mexico. Certainly that will be the first reaction of many who hear about this story--and these folks will also presumably point to US lobbying laws and corporate donations as just forms of legalized bribery. And on the latter charge, at least, they'll have a point.
But there's a difference between lobbying and campaign donations and direct payments to government officials, which is what Walmart is accused of making. And the fact that Walmart itself was as concerned about this as it appears to have been and the practice involved accounting fraud suggests that Walmart was well aware of the standards of conduct that it is supposed to uphold. And it is preposterous to think that Walmart could ever condone breaking laws, regardless of how common this might be in the regions in which it is doing business.
If the reality of what happened proves as damning as the NYT's investigation makes it sound, it is hard to see how the company and its executives will survive the scandal unscathed.
At the very least, based on the evidence the NYT has described, vice-chairman Eduardo Castro-Wright and current CEO Michael Duke will probably be sent packing. And criminal charges for some Walmart executives would not seem to be out of the question.
Read David Barstow's remarkable findings and documentary evidence here >


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Under mom's watchful eye, Texas cops rescue 12 ducklings from storm drain
When it comes to police news, there's life that gets wild and then there's wildlife.
Pearland, Texas has both kinds, but the local cops have been making headlines for their tender protection of some of nature's most vulnerable creatures: baby birds.
During a patrol about 10:20 p.m. Easter night, April 16, Sgt. Adam Carroll noticed a mother duck pacing on the side of the road near the 2500 block of Business Center, according to a post Monday afternoon on the department's Facebook page.
"The mama duck was goin' back and forth," Carroll later told Officer Matthew Webb, who helped him with the rescue captured on dash-cam video.
"At first I thought, 'This is peculiar that a duck is out here away from water by itself,' " he said. "I heard some chirping, so I thought (the ducklings) were over there (in tall grass). Then I realized, 'Oh, storm drain.' "
The two officers picked up the heavy grate and moved it aside, then Carroll lowered himself into the opening to retrieve the 12 babies from the shelf. One by one, he handed them to Webb, who carried them to the tall grass.
"They all started running back to their mother," the officer told the sergeant.
As the rescue was carried out, the mother duck periodically flew over, as if to check the officers' progress, the department said.


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James Perch set to join Wigan from Newcastle
Sky sources understand Newcastle's James Perch is currently undergoing a medical at Wigan.
Last Updated: 03/07/13 2:11pm
The 27-year-old, who can play in either defence or midfield, made 37 appearances for Newcastle last season.
However, he now appears to be surplus to requirements at St James' Park.
Newly-relegated Wigan, who won the FA Cup last season, are hopeful of making Perch their fourth signing of the summer, after recruiting left-back Stephen Crainey, midfielder Chris McCann, and centre-back Thomas Rogne.
Perch joined Newcastle from Nottingham Forest in 2010 on a four-year deal meaning he is now entering the final year of his contract.
He has made 80 appearances overall for the Magpies, scoring one goal.


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Jolt Awards: The Best Testing Tools, May 21, 2013 The best testing tools of the past year
Finalist: Sonar
What is code quality? My preferred definition is: Quality equals maintainability. If code can be maintained at low cost, then it is, by definition, high quality.
Open source Sonar focuses with almost disturbing intensity on this aspect of your application. It measures seven different degrees of code quality in both the static and dynamic context using pre-written, but configurable, coding style rules for more than 20 different popular languages. It has no difficulty finding errors in projects containing mixed languages, and its quality analysis can be done across a portfolio of applications.
Clever Web-based configurable dashboards, with details suitable for either high-level management types or developers, display quality metrics along with heat maps of code with quality violations. Many fine details are captured besides remedial technical debt indicated by coding style violations. For example, Sonar displays the ratio of the source code comments to source code lines. This can often reveal where there is a technical debt in readability. Sonar also detects duplicate line groups across modules or systems, giving an enormously valuable early warning about the need for potential architectural refactoring.
The feature I particularly like is the "time machine" plug-in. It allows animated continuous inspection of the evolution of code quality of a system or component over time. Thus, a component that is seen being continuously revised shows up quickly, giving advance warning about a potential longer-term design issue a valuable insight when found early on in the project.
Sonar has previously won top awards in the Jolts (specifically, in 2009 and 2010). This year's inclusion shows that the product's continued development hews closely to the level of excellence established in earlier releases.
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There's an interesting development occurring in the push to prepare high school graduates for college— and it doesn't bode well, despite the very best intentions.
I read with a great deal of interest that a handful of Washington state lawmakers are eager to expand a pilot program that automatically identifies high-achieving middle and high school students and enrolls them in advanced courses.
Federal Way Public Schools launched its Academic Acceleration Program in the fall of 2010 and has experienced overwhelmingly positive results. Since its inception, the number of juniors and seniors who have enrolled in at least one Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate or Cambridge Program class has increased by 72 percent, with the number of minority students taking advanced courses rising by 76 percent. What's more, less than three percent of students who were tapped for this program opted out, while 94 percent of those who stayed in the advanced course received a C or better in their first semester.
This all sounds well and good, so, what's the problem, you ask? Well, the potential problem lies in how colleges and universities will treat these accelerated learning credits.
A few weeks ago, Dartmouth University announced that beginning with the class of 2018, it would no longer be providing college credit for AP courses, declaring that the classes just weren't up to the university's high standards.
Just how rigorous advanced courses are — and how rigorous high schools are, for that matter— is a subject the Center for Public Education explored last year in its report, Is High School Tough Enough? The study found that AP courses do seem to have a benefit for those students who take them, while the impact of IB is too small to measure reliably. Ultimately, the study determined more research is needed in this arena, particularly since accelerated learning programs have become a widely popular strategy to boost the college-going rate, as it can reduce the cost of post-secondary education, a major obstacle for many students.
Yet, it would seem all for naught, if just as many colleges began refusing to accept the Advanced Placement scores, whether out of legitimate concern that is not an adequate substitute for a real college curriculum … or, more nefariously, out of concern for their own bottomline.


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Same Jersey
It's Friday night—the big rivalry game between two Arizona high school football teams. The quarterbacks are opponents tonight, and tomorrow one of them will baptize the other into the Church of Jesus Christ.
For more on this story, listen to "Same Team, Different Jerseys" on the Mormon Channel or read the article "Everyone Wins."


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EL DORADO, Kan. – The No. 2-ranked Butler Grizzlies opened their new stadium in style on Saturday night, dominating the first and third quarters on their way to a 28-10 win over No. 5 Blinn at BG Products Veterans Sports Complex.
Playing in front of 6,157 fans in the first-ever game at the new $12 million facility, the second-ranked Grizzlies took the opening kickoff and marched 80 yards in 11 plays. Billy Cosh plunged into the end zone on a quarterback keeper from one yard out, giving Butler the first touchdown in the new building just 3:47 into the game.
Butler would score again in the first quarter when running back Dreamius Smith burst through the middle of the line of scrimmage and outran the defense for a 58-yard touchdown run to make it a 14-0 game with 2:51 left in the first quarter.
Blinn would take control of the second quarter, getting its only touchdown of the game on a two-yard run by Donavan Williams with 11:58 left in the first half. Later in the quarter, the Butler defense held on a key stretch deep in its own territory, holding Blinn to just a field goal that made it 14-10.
Butler would score two quick touchdowns late in the third quarter to put the game away. The first came at the 3:37 mark as Cosh scored on another one-yard keeper to put Butler up 28-10. The Grizzlies defense forced a quick Blinn punt and Cosh took advantage, hooking up with Chris Fields on a 64-yard pass play for the final score of the night.
For the Grizzlies, Cosh completed 21 of 35 passes for 232 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Dreamius Smith had 10 carries for 84 yards and a touchdown. Defensively, linebacker Rahman Swain had a big ballgame with 11 total tackles, two tackles for loss, a forced fumble and a pass deflection.
The Butler defense held Blinn to just two first downs and 40 yards of total offense in the second half.
Butler is now 2-0 on the season. The Grizzlies step back into Jayhawk Conference next week at home against Fort Scott, which fell by a 35-7 score to No. 16 Tyler (Texas) on Saturday.


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Before I get to the long awaited preview/breakdown of the Tom Izzo and Jim Calhoun cage match, just a couple quick hits.
- First – Congrats to Joe Pa U as Penn State defeated Baylor to win the NIT Championship – nice to go out on a win, no matter what.
- Second – What is going on in Arizona? Is there some horrible smell that repels coaches? Something is a little fishy. That said, Tim Floyd is exactly where he needs to be at USC – aka OJ Mayo NBA Prep School.
- Third – I will take any of the coaching openings anywhere in D1 – I will even pay for my own move.
Why UConn Will Win?
The front court of Hasheem Thabeet, Stanley Robinson and Jeff Adrien (7'3″, 6'9″ and 6'7″) is taller, longer and stronger than the MSU bigs of Goran Suton, Delvon Roe, and Raymor Morgan (6'10", 6'8″ and 6'8″). The Huskies big man will need to add some scoring, but it ultimately comes down to Thabeet's ability to change shots and keep the MSU guards out of the lane.
Kemba Walker had a break out game with 23 points on 7-for-9 from the floor and 9-for-10 from the foul line in 25 minutes against Missouri. Craig Austrie and A.J. Price are the Huskies only real outside threats, but should be able to get their shots off over the smaller Spartan back court.
For UConn to win, they must win the battle on the block in scoring and not get out rebounded by a Spartans team that crashed the broads very hard.
Why MSU Will Win?
Early in the season, the Spartans were out of sink and struggled to regain their rhythm, and then the hit their stride about the time the Goran Suton returned to 100%. In their win to get the Final Four, Suton had a double-double with 19 and 10, shooting 3-for-5 from deep and dishing out five assists carrying the team to Detroit.
Tom Izzo would love for Morgan to actually play some meaningful minutes, Morgan has been invisible since the first round match-up with Robert Morris. He has only scored 23 points and 10 rebounds all tourney long and played only 10 foul-plagued minutes in the win over Louisville. Roe has not been any better, he has scored only 16 points and grabbed three rebounds all tournament long. He has not had a rebound in the last three games.
Even if Suton is the final piece to the Spartan puzzle, Kalin Lucas is still the most important player in green. Much like Ty Lawson is to UNC, Lucas makes this team go. If Lucas is able to catch fire and still get the ball to other talented shooters, MSU will win.
Deal Breaker:
The benches. The Huskies only three, mostly two deep on their bench with Walker and forward Gavin Edwards. The Spartans easily go four or five off the pine. Expect to see major minutes from guards Chris Allen, Durrell Summers, and forward Draymond Green. Michigan State has better talent coming off the bench.
There are few coaches that prepare their teams better than Izzo (i.e. Louisville) and with a week to prepare, I am feel that Izzo has the team ready to play. I have been doubting Michigan State all tourney and I have a feeling that they are going to win just to spite me and my many brackets that I had them losing to USC.
Michigan State 78, UConn 73.


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There are many things that make Blach Construction different from other builders or construction managers. First of all, ingrained in its culture is the concept of actively seeking continuous improvement in every aspect of the business.
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Breast Microcalcifications
I am a 49 year old white female. My mother lost both breasts to cancer 40 years apart. I have had 3 surgeries on my right breast for what turned out to be benign cysts which never showed up on mammography. They were found during manual breast exams. Now I have had a mammogram (with magnification) which shows a cluster of microcalcifications in my left breast. (This is my first ever abnormal mammogram.) The radiologist has told me I have the choice of either going ahead and doing a biopsy or taking the "wait and see" approach. Although, rather than the normal 6 month wait he has recommended a follow up in 4 months. Between his not wanting to wait the full 6 months and my mother having had breast cancer twice, I am leaning toward going ahead with the biopsy. But,then again, I have been through 3 surgeries that were not malignant so I`m wondering if I`m jumping the gun. I am also wondering if, should this be a malignancy, waiting 4 months would alter the prognosis and/or treatment. I would appreciate anything you can share with me. Thank you.
Microcalcifications within the breast can reflect the presence of a number of conditions, most of which are types of fibrocystic changes. However, clustered or linear microcalcifications can indicate an early form of cancer, ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), if it is not associated with a distinct mass. Most biopsies today should be approached by stereotactic core needle to sample the area, not a full surgical approach, as the standard of care. In rare occasions, if the breast is small, or if the calcifications are close to the skin or chest wall, the stereotactic approach cannot be performed.
If only DCIS is present, you do have some time where follow-up will have no impact on survival. The problem is, you and your doctors do not know specifically what the microcalcifications reflect in terms of tissue changes. In the rare possibility of this being associated with an invasive malignancy, a wait could have possible survival implications. The needle type of biopsy makes for a very accurate sampling, though. In light of your family history, I think simply getting a sample by stereotactic core needle biopsy is the safer, quicker way to go.
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This is the new addictive time killer for android.Your aim is to connect as much matching animals as possib
Your aim is to connect as much matching animals as possible. But you can only connect neighbour animals.Just swipe your finger across matching neighboring animals to connect them. Longer chains give more points!
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Tragic pact: No charges in Red Roof Inn death, injury
Facing financial woes and criminal charges stemming from a month-earlier hotel stay, Laura A. Daly and David Highfield checked into the Red Roof Inn on University Avenue in mid-January. They would never check out. Six months later, after an investigation into the once-mysterious events that led to 46-year-old Daly's death and the hospitalization of the then 62-year-old Highfield, a chemical engineer who once sat on the board of the UVA Patent Foundation, Charlottesville Commonwealth's Attorney Dave Chapman says no charges will be filed.
In a written statement, Chapman reveals that investigators concluded the couple had entered a suicide pact, and he offers, with permission of Daly's family, details of the investigation.
Chapman indicates that upon arrival to the hotel room in the University Corner district on January 23, emergency responders discovered Highfield unconscious and convulsing in pools of vomit. Daly, meanwhile, was face-down on the bed and already deceased.
Inside the room, investigators found a three-page note by Daly explicitly conveying a wish to die together and be together "hand in hand, in heaven."
A toxicology report revealed that Daly, whose last known address was The Haven day shelter, overdosed on a combination of alcohol, codeine, and doxylamine, the last one the active ingredient in night-time cough-and-cold medicines and over-the-counter sleep aids. According to Chapman, a single tablet of Unisom, a sleep aid, was found in the room.
Highfield was also found to have high levels of doxylamine in his blood, but according to a toxicologist consulted by the Commonwealth's Attorney, his involuntary vomiting– a "self-defense mechanism"– spared his life as it prevented him from absorbing a fatal quantity.
That he survived, however, didn't mean Highfield avoided serious physical repercussions. In March, Highfield's attorney, Will Hendricks, revealed that his client had suffered serious kidney damage and remained on dialysis two months after the overdose. Through Hendricks, Highfield expressed hope that his kidneys would recover and he described Daly, with whom he was in a "long-term, committed relationship," as "a beautiful person."
While Highfield's attorney declined to provide more information for this article, court records show both Highfield and Daly had been in difficult circumstances in the months leading up to their overdose. On December 15, both were arrested at the Courtyard by Marriott hotel on Branchlands Boulevard. Highfield was arrested and charged with defrauding a hotel; Daly was arrested a few minutes later and charged with obstructing justice.
Less than two weeks before her death, Daly was found guilty and fined $201. On February 16, less than a month after the overdose, Highfield pleaded guilty to a reduced misdemeanor charge in Albemarle General District Court and was sentenced to 179 days, with all but time served suspended.
A legal analyst asserted that criminal charges can be filed against the survivor of a suicide pact– with offenses tracking the laws of homicide and ranging from aiding-and-abetting all the way up to murder.
Chapman's new statement addresses the issue, explaining that while suicide is considered a crime in Virginia, there is no prescribed punishment, leaving prosecutors to examine each case individually.
"Under the circumstances in this case," writes Chapman, "after consulting with the relatives of Ms. Daly and reviewing all of the evidence gathered during the course of the investigation... it was determined that no criminal charges related to the suicide of Ms. Daly or the attempted suicide of Mr. Highfield are recommended."
Freed from the threat of prosecution, Highfield declines comment, but a statement given through his attorney back in March suggests that his suffering over what happened to Daly in the Red Roof Inn continues.
"I grieve her loss," said Highfill, "and miss her every day."Attached Documents:Read more on: David HighfieldRed Roof Inn
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JeeZ what a sad story. Money may not buy happiness but just about everything else can be purchased. I think you meant to say tablet of unisom instead of table.
Go figure, the homeless woman succeeds in killing herself with chemicals whilst the chemical engineering whiz fails. That degree didn't do you much good, eh Mr. Highfield?
R.I.P.: Ernest Borgnine
Why did Dave Chapman need permission from the family to release the details on Daly's death? Once you are dead you have no right to privacy.
Not so, Doyle, The deceased person has a legal right to privacy that does not end when the person dies. Representatives of the deceased person's family and estate would have a cause of legal action if that right were violated.
And who is paying for his medical care and transportation and living space since
it appears he does not have any money?
You sure about that Wog? Then how come when a celebrity like Whitney Houston or Anna Nicole dies we know all about the drugs she used and how she died? Don't you think the family would keep that quiet?
Doyle - Sure? Well, not absolutely, but I think becauseWhitney Houston is/was a public figure, the privacy/confidentiality rules are different. Just like if someone followed you around and took pictures of you in your back yard and on vacation, you could probably go after them for stalking or invasion of privacy, but paparazzi (sp?) do this all the time with celebrities.


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Recurrent or metastatic melanoma treatment options
Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I am a nurse taking care of an MS patient who has a recurrent melanoma on the side of her face. She was treated with Thalidomide and it was stopped because she could not tolerate it. The oncologist's next step will be to try Temadar. I am looking for your comments on how to proceed.
Julia Draznin Maltzman, MD, Attending Physician at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, responds:
Recurrent or metastatic melanoma is a very difficult disease to treat. There are few effective therapies and it usually carries a poor prognosis. Currently a chemotherapy called DTIC is the only FDA-approved treatment. To be active, DTIC must undergo activation in the liver. More recently, an oral drug called temozolomide (Temadar) has become available. Unlike DTIC, Temadar does not require hepatic activation. Both DTIC and Temadar have the same active metabolite that alkylates DNA and thus inhibits tumor growth. Temadar has become an attractive alternative to DTIC, and is used now almost universally.
Thalidomide is not yet approved for melanoma but is being used quite often in the setting of this disease. Melanoma is a highly vascular tumor. This fact suggested to some researchers the possible role for an anti-angiogenic agent. Thalidomide has been shown to have anti-angiogenic properties. Studies are on the way to look into the combination of Thalidomide and Temadar.
I wish you both best of luck with the new therapy.