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WAYNESBORO — On an afternoon ideal for a track meet, members of the Waynesboro and Greencastle-Antrim varsity squads took advantage of the conditions throughout Tuesday's highly-competitive Mid-Penn Colonial Division dual.
Behind three events victories by Johnnie Adgers and a pair of impressive throws from Andrew Paterno, Waynesboro emerged victorious in the boys' meet, defeating G-A, 80.5-69.5.
On the girls' side, the Blue Devils' success in the distance events propelled G-A to a 90-60 win, earning a split for the day.
"It's always a tight meet between us and Waynesboro," G-A head coach Devin McCauley said. "We push each other and both sides took advantage of the great weather. There were definitely solid performances the whole way around."
Highlighting the Maidens was sophomore Hollister Rolls, who established school records in both hurdles events. Rolls won the 100 hurdles in 15.8 seconds and captured the win in the 300 hurdles in 47.6 seconds. The previous record was held by Julie Mesaros (1996).
"That was impressive," said Waynesboro head coach Darwin Seiler of Rolls' achievements. "That's only the third time she's run the 300 hurdles.
"I was also impressed with Kiki (Hodge-Shindledecker). Her times in the 100 and 200 were impressive."
Boys' meet
The Indians won despite being swept in the sprints and losing two of three relay events.
"I thought our 4x800 relay team ran a great race," Seiler said. "Johnnie Adgers and Andrew Paterno accounted for a ton of points. It's nice to see them rebound, because they didn't have the best of days at the Shippensburg University Invitational on Saturday.
"We figured the boys' meet would be a very tight meet. They exceeded my expectations. At the same time, anytime you go against Greencastle-Antrim, you can expect to see their best. I think we bring out the best in each other."
Adgers won all three jumping events (high, long and triple jumps) and Paterno won the shotput (51-0) and discus (130-8) to account for 25 points team points.
The 3200 relay team of Shaquill Smith, Ethan Mankins, Abram Moats and Jared Weisbrod won in a time of 8:44.13 seconds.
Justin Croteau gave the Indians 10 more points by winning the 110 hurdles (16.6) and 300 hurdles (43.4). Smith won the 800 (2:08.3) and Brandon Helman won the pole vault (10-6).
For G-A, the 4x100 relay team of Eli Bock, Devin Statler, Taylor Kirkpatrick and Austin Scott recorded its best team of the year, passing the baton in 43.6.
Bock also won the 100 and 200 while Daulton Monn crossed the line first in the 1600 and 3200.
Luke Bitner posted a winning mark of 152-5 in the javelin and Chris Eadie sprinted to victory in the 400.
Girls' meet
The Blue Devils' strength in the distance events continued to prove valuable on Tuesday, with G-A claiming eight of the nine point-baring places in the 800, 1600 and 3200.
Nikki Garns, who also won the 400 with a stellar time of 59.9, edged teammate Jane Herman to win the 800 while Shelby Stouffer (1600) and Caroline Schemel (3200) both posted their best performances of the season en route to winning their respective events.
"Our distance runners really did a nice job," McCauley said. "They've been solid for us throughout the year and have consistently been improving."
The Blue Devils also swept all three relays while Erica Helm (triple jump) Andrea Hammer (pole vault) and Rachel Bartlett (discus) each contributed a victory to G-A's total.
Madison Hurley placed second in both the 1600 and 3200 while Ashton Rockwell recorded a pair of runner-up finishes in the 100 hurdles and long jump.
In addition to Rolls' victories, Kiki Hodge-Shindledecker also was a double winner. She won the 100 in 12.9 seconds and the 200 in 26.5 seconds
Carrie Mowen won the high jump, edging out teammate Lilly Harnish. Mowen and Harnish both jumped 5 feet, with Mowen accomplishing it in less attempts.
Harnish won the long jump (15-4), while Zoe Harris was victorious in the javelin throw (97-11).


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From this point on I don't care about the following opinions on what Rich Rodriguez deserves after three years:
- Mine
- Yours, unless you are Dave Brandon (call me)
I also don't have anything that's definitive. We know that there is no McMahon-style "you're firrrrrrrred" press conference today, and given the way things work that means Rodriguez will be the coach through the bowl game. We know that the rumors were heavy enough for Dave Brandon to personally debunk them on the twitters. We can read the withering sarcasm between the lines of this from Brandon…
…and if it's not withering sarcasm* I don't want to know.
I've got some stuff in the inbox and from elsewhere. A bit of it says Rodriguez is getting fired, period, citing "impeccable sources." Another from before the OSU game reports second hand that Harbaugh "has an offer" while expressing skepticism at the nature of the information given its timing—what if Michigan had won Saturday? Some other stuff has filtered to me via talkative former players all saying "canned," as well.
The part I trust—the one that called Brandon as the likely new AD and tipped me off about the Alabama game—is far from certain except about one thing: anyone who says anything with certainty is full of it. Brandon keeps his own counsel and makes his own decisions. Since Brandon has a direct line to the obvious head coaching candidate there will be no search committee or consultants tapped or planning, cutting off virtually all of the usual leak sources. It's unlikely anyone has anything until hours before it breaks, at which point it will be everywhere.
I'm not inclined to put much in the widespread chatter that had RR out the door after the OSU game and seems to be continuing since its sourcing seems to be pissed-off-you-guys folk clearly unhappy with the state of the program taking small interactions and interpreting them as they desire. However, the vibe I'm getting from other people who seem to be on the fence about what to do—or at least close to it—also makes it seem unlikely Rodriguez is back. Emphasis on all the qualifying words in the previous sentence, please. I've got nothing solid because no one does.
In the event that happens, Harbaugh is the obvious #1 guy, with the main sticking point being Harbaugh's willingness to accept the imposition of a silly, off-putting buyout in case any NFL teams get ideas. It sounds like if the decision is made to pursue Harbaugh, something will be worked out and he will be introduced essentially immediately. They won't get rid of Rodriguez unless they know they have the next coach lined up.
So… that's what I've got. I'm uncertain about everything. I guess that's good from a program standpoint, but it's frustrating when the next month will see Michigan's future hang in the balance with nothing trustworthy to put a foot on.
*(Not specifically about Desmond, who tweeted a couple things about how he had faith in Brandon to make the decision. More the "Appreciate the passion & interest," random talk-radio raver.)

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Monster Hunter conquered Japan on the PSP. Monster Hunter 3G is coming to the 3DS. For a brief second, the game totally forgot that.
In one portion of the game's online instruction manual for the Nintendo demo, instead of referring to the 3DS's buttons, it refers to the triangle button, the circle button, and the X button.
You can see a close-up in the upper right corner.
While the X button features on both the 3DS and the PSP, the triangle and circle buttons do not. They're PSP only. Doh.
Online, Japanese commenters wonder if this means the game is a multiplatform (read, Vita) title. The page is not corrected, and the reference to Sony face buttons were erased.
The rest of the page doesn't suffer similar brain farts. Hey, Monster Hunter's on the 3DS, too. Eagerly anticipated Monster Hunter 4 is also a 3DS title. Let's not forget that!
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"I think they are motivated," said coach Bill Taylor who works with both the Bisons and Lady Bisons. I think they are excited."
Both teams enter the championships ranked sixth in the conference. The men have never finished higher than fifth (2004) and the women have never been higher than sixth (2005, 2006, 2007) in NCAA Division I competition in the A-Sun.
"One of our goals is to finish better than our rankings on both sides," said Taylor. "We are in a really good position. There is really no pressure. We are free to go run and if we run we are going to better than what people expect us to be.
"We want everyone to run together. We want them all to run to their abilities. We have seen amazing things in practice, but they haven't always translated to a meet. "
Taylor is interested in seeing if his teams are better than the rankings by his fellow coaches. Just how well they will do depends on a number of factors on race day.
"I can't say those rankings are not accurate," said Taylor. "I just don't think they are. But we know we have to prove things like that.
"I think our guys are several places better than that potentially. I think our women could finish as low as seventh or as high as first or second. That is why we run the races. We'll see what happens."
Taylor stressed that one of the big keys to the championship meet is to make sure there are no big changes from previous race days in terms of preparation.
"You want to make sure your runners are focused," said Taylor. "We don't want them over thinking anything.
"We have been working on things all year with our eyes in the championships at the end. We have been trying to get a little bit better every week and in every meet. By doing that what we are doing at the championships is not that extraordinary. We want them to do what they have discovered they are capable of doing. We are just trying to put it all together."
Ryan Chastain has been the leader for the Bisons this season with Nathan Brame usually in the second spot. Carolyn Latham, sidelined for much of the season due to health reasons, is back and ready to reclaim her No. 1 spot on the Lady Bisons.
"Ryan is clearly our No. 1 right now," said Taylor. "He has been about a minute faster than our No. 2 runner. He has really stepped up this year. I expect our other runners to be 20 or 30 seconds closer to Ryan.
"He is racing smart. His tactics are better. When he makes mistakes he knows what they are. He has been really good at adjusting. Last year he would get tense. Now he goes out and does what he can, learns from it and moves on."
Latham's gap is not as big. With Latham out of some meets three other runners stepped up to fill the No. 1 spot.
"All nine girls we are putting out there could be in any order on race day," said Taylor. "If you look at the conference rankings we are by far the deepest team in the conference right now. But we have less room for error than any team."
Taylor, in his second year coaching at Lipscomb, knows he has to be patient. But he would like to have two top three or top four finishes.
"That would be a huge day for this program and a huge step forward in the right direction," said Taylor. "I have every confidence that we are going to be at the top of the conference very soon.
"I would love for it to be now. But there are things going on that are setting us up for the future. Everything is coming together really nicely for a very, very bright future and being one of the top teams not only in the conference but in the region and in the nationals."


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Catherine Golladay, age 79, of Sault Ste. Marie, passed away Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 25, 2012 at War Memorial Hospital.
Catherine was preceded in death by her parents Charles and Mildred Schlotterbach, brother Jim Lord, husband Chuck Golladay, two sons, Gary and Richard Golladay, granddaughter Tina and great-grandson Steffan.
Catherine is survived by her children: Deb Golladay of Grawn, Patti (Steven) Larsen of Edmore, Ray (Laura) Golladay of Dafter, Tim (Rebecca) Golladay of Sault Ste. Marie, Chuck Golladay of Mississippi and Tom Golladay; forever her daughters-in-law Jamie, Bonnie, Kathie and Elida, and forever son-in-law Jerry. She is also survived by brother- and sister-in-law Sonny and Margaret Ledbetter, 21 grandchildren, 42 great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Catherine and her husband ran a foster home in the Sault area, where several hundred children found a home. There was always room in her home for children that needed one and was well known by the neighborhood children. Catherine later worked for the VFW National Home and the Endahyon Group Home, from where she retired. In retirement, she enjoyed spending time with her large family, especially her time with her great-granddaughters Taylor and Erin. She also enjoyed garage sales and frequent visits to the casino.
A memorial service will be held at the Sault Tribe Cultural Center from 6-8 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2012. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be left to the VFW National Children Home, Eaton Rapids, MI or to her family.
Her family was assisted by C.S. Mulder Funeral Home. Condolences may be left online at www.csmulder.com
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Karen Lee Nayback, age 57, of Petoskey, died Sept. 27, 2012 at home with her family at her side. She was born June 21, 1955 in Sault Ste. Marie, the daughter of Edward Matti and Anna Irene (Piippo) Nayback.
Karen grew up in Rudyard where she graduated from high school in 1973. In school, she was a cheerleader and was active in Future Homemakers of America where she served as a state officer. She attended Lake Superior State College and earned an associate degree in business. Karen retired from MichCon, then worked at Internal Medicine of Northern Michigan, Community Health Center, and held part-time jobs over the years at Carter's and Glen's.
Karen was a member of the Cross of Christ Lutheran Church. She was an active mom who coached Little League, volunteered in the Junior Achievement program, and was cookie mom for the Girl Scout cookie sales. She enjoyed bowling, going for drives, and taking long walks along the river near her home.
Karen is survived by son Joseph M. McPherson of Petoskey, daughter Jessica M. McPherson of Kalamazoo, stepson Gerald (Beth) Burrell of Gaylord, and grandchildren Jairyd, Elijah, Isabella, and Liam Burrell. She is also survived by two brothers, Timothy S. Nayback of Sault Ste. Marie and Michael E. Nayback of Rudyard; one sister Joann L. Smith of Cabot, Ark.; and several nieces and nephews.
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Interment will be with her parents at North Rudyard Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to Cross of Christ Lutheran Church, 1450 E. Mitchell St., Petoskey, MI 49770 or St. James Lutheran Church, P.O. Box 156, Rudyard, MI 49780.
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The victory moved No. 1 ETSU into Friday's semifinals and will face the winner of Thursday night's Belmont/Lipscomb game. The Lady Bucs have now won six straight and stand at 19-11 overall, while Mercer fell to 4-26 to close out its season.
Joining Evans in double figures were Michele DeVault (
The Lady Bucs wasted little time getting on the scoreboard as they tallied six points in the first twenty-four seconds of action. From there, ETSU made it nine unanswered until Sarah Russell's layup at the 18:33 mark put Mercer on the board. The Bears' scrappy play kept the game close and cut ETSU's margin to four, 14-10, when Cristin Seymour connected on a jumper less than six minutes into the contest, forcing head coach Karen Kemp to call a thirty-second timeout. Whatever Kemp told her club worked, as the Lady Buccaneers mounted a 21-9 run and led, 35-19, on a pair of Jenny Norman (
Eventually, ETSU pushed its lead to 18, 42-24; however, just when it looked like the Lady Buccaneers had everything in control Mercer clawed its way back into the contest. The Bears used a 9-0 spurt to cut the Lady Buccaneer advantage to 42-33, marking the first time since the 12:09 mark where the game was in single digits. A Belcher tip-in with 24 seconds sent ETSU into the break with a 44-33 advantage.
For the half, ETSU shot 45.2 percent (14-31) and Mercer had a 42.9 shooting percentage (15-35). The well-balanced Lady Buccaneer attack flexed its muscles as all five starters were in the scoring column and DeVault led the crew with 11. Mercer's LaToya Jackson led all scorers at 15. ETSU out-rebounded the Bears, 23-15, but 13 Lady Buccaneer turnovers helped Mercer fuel its late first half scoring run. The Bears scored 12 points off those miscues, but Mercer did cough the ball up 11 times, resulting in 15 points for ETSU. Free throw shooting is what helped the Lady Bucs as ETSU went 12-for-14 and Mercer only went to the stripe once.
ETSU stormed out of the gates with a 13-5 run to start the second half and led 57-38 with 14:56 remaining. Wiles and Evans helped guide the Lady Bucs as they combined to score nine points in the five minute span. After an Evans jumper made it 61-41, Mercer would get to within 12, 69-57, but it was too little too late to pull off any upset. ETSU outscored the Bears 14-5 in the final six minutes to come away with the 21-point victory.
For the game the Lady Bucs were 26-of-62 (41.9 percent) from the floor, compared to Mercer's 24-for-60 (40 percent) showing. ETSU was an amazing 92.9 percent (26-28) from the free throw line and out-rebounded the Bears, 42-32. Freshman Tara Davis (
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Chelsea manager Rafa Benitez is becoming increasingly frustrated with the speculation surrounding Frank Lampard, insisting his future at the club is "not an issue".
The 34-year-old midfielder scored a penalty in the 4-0 win over Stoke to become the club's second-highest goalscorer of all-time, overtaking Kerry Dixon with a total of 194. He now stands just eight goals behind all-time leading scorer Bobby Tambling.
However, Benitez preferred to focus on the performance of his team, rather than singling out Lampard for praise, stating that he must keep performing after talking "100 times" on the matter.
"It's not fair to talk about one player," Benitez told reporters. "Frank is doing well but the team is doing a great job.
"If you analysed what we had to do; David Luiz was playing as a midfielder but today as a centre back and was doing a great job; Ivanovic, I trust him 100%, you could see today a great performance too.
"Azpilicueta played well, Petr Cech came back, [Eden] Hazard, [Juan] Mata, Demba Ba doing his job. I was really pleased with the attitude of [Fernando] Torres as he's fighting for his position so a lot of positives today not just one player.
"And Rami [Ramires] did a great great job because he is playing a lot of games with little niggles and is doing really well for the team, Bertand playing in another position, Ashley Cole. Its not fair to talk about one player after this great performance from the team.
"I was talking about this 100 times now, he's under contract, he's a good player, he has to keep performing and its not an issue at the moment."


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- You can adjust any of the last four ingredients to taste.
- A 2 quart saucepan works well, lots of room for stirring.
- Sauté the onions in butter or oil until clear and tender.
- Stir in flour to make a thick roux.
- Add the juice from the cabbage and stir until sauce is smooth.
- Add the cabbage and bacon, heat over low flame.
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5 cups shredded red cabbage (1 medium head)
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Fry bacon in large skillet until crisp. Remove and pour off all but 1 Tbls. fat.
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Mark Ruffalo has apologised to Marvel after sharing some photos from the set of the Avengers sequel.
The 46-year-old, who reprises his role as Bruce Banner and the Hulk in the follow-up, posted some behind-the-scenes images on his Instagram and Tumblr accounts.
"I'm sorry @marvel. I will be better. I'm like your black sheep Avenger," he tweeted.
One photo showed an elusive red-headed Scarlett Johansson (Natasha Romanoff/the Black Widow) in a character-branded gown, with the caption: "Almost got her!!!"
Another picture saw his reunion with Robert Downey Jr aka Tony Stark/Iron Man, which he labelled: "robertdowneyjr Bros".
Robert then followed up Mark's posts with an image of his own - six chairs featuring the names of the stars - himself, Scarlett, Mark, Chris Evans, Jeremy Renner and Chris Hemsworth.
Joss Whedon's sequel, Avengers: Age Of Ultron, began shooting in early April and will be released in May 2015. It will also star Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Elizabeth Olsen and James Spader.


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Fixing PageUp and PageDown
For a long time it had annoyed me that pressing PageUp or PageDown would not only go to previous/next screen portion of file, but would also screw cursor position. Essentially, unlike good ol' DOS editors, in VIM pressing PageDown followed by PageUp (or vice versa) would send cursor to the start of first visible line - not back to the position where it was before. Especially as I now work more on my notebook's cramped keyboard (which btw has full sized keyboard, yet no keypad and no dedicated PageUp/PageDown keys) hitting by accident any of the keys requires some seconds to recover cursor position.
It annoyed me to the point of trying to make a VIM script to PageUp/PageDown properly.
But thankfully I have sobered up and my always questioning mind aksed: "Do you idiot think that you are the first annoyed by that? Don't you think VIM folks already have a feature for that??"
So finally I read as resourceful as ever :help - and my Eureka! awaited me right there, few lines above ":help <PageUp>". Now my ~/.vimrc has this:
map <PageUp> <C-U>
map <PageDown> <C-D>
imap <PageUp> <C-O><C-U>
imap <PageDown> <C-O><C-D>
set nostartofline
Essentially, PageUp and PageDown are now mapped to ^U and ^D respectively. The difference is that ^U/^D do preserve cursor's relative line number (relative to first visible line). ^U/^D work in normal mode, thus the ^O trick is needed to access it from insert mode.
The final nail - ":set nostartofline" - tells VIM during motion commands to try to preserve column where cursor is positioned.
You cannot possibly imagine how happy I am ;)
Update1. I felt something was wrong - but couldn't tell it immediately. Apparently, unlike PageUp/PageDown, ^U/^D move cursor only by half of screen. In other words, to emulate PageUp/PageDown, they have to be triggered twice:
map <PageUp> <C-U><C-U>
map <PageDown> <C-D><C-D>
imap <PageUp> <C-O><C-U><C-O><C-U>
imap <PageDown> <C-O><C-D><C-O><C-D>
Now that's much better.
Update2. Here goes improved version:
map <silent> <PageUp> 1000<C-U>
map <silent> <PageDown> 1000<C-D>
imap <silent> <PageUp> <C-O>1000<C-U>
imap <silent> <PageDown> <C-O>1000<C-D>
It turned out, ^U and ^D look at the counter for how many lines to scroll. Yet, they would scroll up to screen size. Thus specifying large value would make the shortcuts to scroll full screen at once. And you have to use counter all the time. Read more in
:help CTRL-U and
:help scroll. I'm not sure what led to the messy design (try
:set scroll=NN) yet the mappings as above work fine.
With version from "Update1" especially on large files when triggering e.g. ^U^U it would be still visible that the scrolling happens in half screen steps. With the version that doesn't happen anymore as VIM now is properly told how many lines to scroll. As there is now counter involved, adding silent option is required.


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Early Surgical Intervention to Treat Epilepsy (ERSET)
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00040326
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : June 25, 2002
Last Update Posted : February 23, 2010
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|Condition or disease
|Epilepsy Epilepsy, Temporal Lobe Seizures
|Procedure: anteromesial temporal resection Drug: antiepileptic drugs
|Phase 3
Mesial temporal lobe epilepsy (MTLE) is the most common form of epilepsy, and the most medically intractable. An estimated one-quarter to one-half of the 400,000 patients in the United States with intractable epilepsy have MTLE. Generally, MTLE becomes intractable in adolescence and early adulthood. Persistence of seizures during this time commonly causes adverse social and psychological consequences which can become irreversible.
The current treatment of MTLE primarily consists of medications to control seizures. Usually surgical treatment is considered only if medications are not effective. Recent studies have shown that surgery can stop disabling seizures in 60 to 70% of patients with long standing MTLE. However, to date, no research study has examined surgery performed as an early therapy.
The goal of the study is to determine if more patients treated with early surgery become seizure free and have improved quality of life compared to similar patients who continue to receive antiepileptic medication only. This study will determine the difference in seizure frequency between the two groups and the impact of the two treatments on the quality of life of the participants.
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Estimated Enrollment :
|200 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|Double (Participant, Outcomes Assessor)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Early Randomized Surgical Epilepsy Trial
|Study Start Date :
|July 2002
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|November 2007
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|November 2007
Active Comparator: 1
anteromesial temporal resection
Procedure: anteromesial temporal resection
surgical treatment for epilepsy
Active Comparator: 2
antiepileptic drugs
Drug: antiepileptic drugs
- The primary outcome measure will be freedom from disabling epileptic seizures (complex partial and secondarily generalized seizures, and simple partial seizures that are apparent to an observer) [ Time Frame: 2 years ]
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|12 Years and older (Child, Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion criteria:
- Intractability: Two AEDs, one of which was either Dilantin, Tegretol, Carbatrol, or Trileptal used in appropriate doses, have failed due to inefficacy, not intolerance.
- Frequency and Duration: Persistence of disabling seizures at 6 per year or greater for less than two years after onset, or after recurrence if initial treatment resulted in seizure freedom for 6 or more months.
- Age: 12 years or older at baseline visit.
- History: Simple and complex partial seizures, with or without secondarily generalized seizures beginning in childhood or later, with or without febrile convulsions earlier.
- Absence of a history of serious cerebral insult after the age of 5; a progressive neurological disorder; mental retardation (I.Q. less than 70); psychogenic seizures; focal neurological deficits other than memory disturbances; unequivocal focal extratemporal EEG slowing or interictal spikes; or lesions on neuroimaging outside of the mesial temporal area.
- Seizure semiology: Auras that occur in isolation and are not primary sensory other than olfactory or gustatory. Absence of initial focal motor movements other than automatisms or dystonic posturing. Presence of postictal confusion.
- Neurological examination: No unexplained focal or lateralized neurological deficits other than memory dysfunction.
- Baseline QOL and ancillary outcome data:
- Adolescents - QOLIE-48-AD, CHQ, CBCL, PANAS, Life Events Scale, FAC, FEICS-PC completed.
- Adults - QOLIE-82/ESI55, locus of control, PANAS, Life Events Scale, FAD, FEICS-PC completed.
- Global rating scale completed.
- Baseline ancillary outcomes completed. Psychiatric evaluation: No evidence of psychosis, current or recent substance abuse, suicidality, anorexia, or psychogenic seizures. Baseline BSI and MINI or KSADS completed.
- Neuropsychological testing: I.Q. of greater than 70. No significant focal neurocognitive dysfunction inconsistent with MRI and PET findings. Baseline neuropsychological testing completed.
- Neuroimaging: Hippocampal atrophy on MRI T1 imaging with either increased ipsilateral mesial signal on T2 imaging, or ipsilateral hypometabolism on PET (Class I), or either hippocampal atrophy on MRI only, or temporal hypometabolism on PET only (Class II).
- Absence of temporal neocortical or extratemporal lesions on MRI, or diffuse unilateral or bilateral hypometabolism on PET.
- Video-EEG Monitoring:
- If neuroimaging is Class I, ictal EEG onset is lateralized to the ipsilateral side; if neuroimaging is Class II, ictal EEG onset is focal on the ipsilateral side.
- Absence of contralateral or extratemporal ictal onset.
- Absence of persistent extratemporal, or predominant contralateral focal interictal spikes or slowing, or generalized interictal spikes.
- Absence of psychogenic seizures.
- Seizure baseline: Seizure log, seizure report forms, and seizure severity scale completed.
- IAP: In those randomized to surgery only, contralateral hemisphere can support memory.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00040326
|United States, Arizona
|Barrow Neurological Institute
|Phoenix, Arizona, United States, 85013
|United States, California
|UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Neurology
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90095-1769
|United States, Georgia
|Emory University
|Atlanta, Georgia, United States, 30322
|United States, Illinois
|Northwestern University
|Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60611
|United States, Maryland
|Johns Hopkins University
|Baltimore, Maryland, United States, 21287
|United States, Michigan
|University of Michigan, Department of Neurology
|Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States, 48109-0036
|United States, New York
|University of Rochester, Department of Neurology
|Rochester, New York, United States, 14642
|United States, Ohio
|Cleveland Clinic
|Cleveland, Ohio, United States, 44195
|United States, Pennsylvania
|Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19107
|United States, Tennessee
|Vanderbilt University
|Nashville, Tennessee, United States, 37212
|United States, Virginia
|University of Virginia
|Charlottesville, Virginia, United States, 22908
|United States, Washington
|Swedish Medical Center
|Seattle, Washington, United States, 98122
|Principal Investigator:
|Jerome Engel, Jr., M.D., Ph.D.
|UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Neurology
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Jerome Engel, Jr., M.D., Ph.D., UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Neurology
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00040326 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Posted:
|June 25, 2002 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|February 23, 2010
|Last Verified:
|February 2010
Keywords provided by University of California, Los Angeles:
mesial temporal lobe epilepsy
temporal lobe epilepsy
anteromesial temporal resection
antiepileptic drugs
hippocampal sclerosis
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Epilepsy, Temporal Lobe
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neurologic Manifestations
Signs and Symptoms
Epilepsies, Partial


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Opinion: Obama's $1.6 Trillion Starting Bid
Assistant editorial page editor James Freeman on President Obama beginning negotiations by asking for $1.6 trillion in new tax revenues primarily through rate increases. Photo credit: Getty Images.
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What is YOUR go-to Sox cap?
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I tend to wear Sox caps a lot during the season. What is YOUR Sox cap of choice?
For years I had an old beat-up adjustable one (it looks a lot like the President's).
Back in '09 I bought one of these and wore it constantly:
The only problem was that somehow it faded into a navy blue. Quickly. So, after this past season ended I decided it was time for a new cap.
MLB.com was running a "buy one cap, get one 50% off" last week so I ordered one of the authentic New Era caps as well as this throwback. Since it's ALREADY blue I don't have to worry about this one fading in the same way...:
My authentic New Era one is a little big (need to send back for a smaller size; [New Era must have really inconsistent sizes because I have a Giants cap that's the same size but much tighter on the my head]) and I also find that they tend to fit non-big leaguers' heads funny, so the above cap will probably end up being my go-to.
I just bought the 59 and blue 64 hats. They are going to be my going to the park hats this year. I also wear the late 80's cursive C and the 83 hat a lot. Wear the black on occasion. That new BP hat with the silver rim is going in my collection once it comes out too. I've been looking for a silver bill hat for the Sox. I have the red version of the hat you got pictured above, I rarely wear it, it is american needle and 1931 on it. I looked it up, they were truly terrible that year. Also have 2 green fitted I never wear.
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Last year, Kristin Kearns Jordan took advantage of a recently minted law that allowed her to create a charter school in one of New York City's poorest neighborhoods. As soon as the public middle school opened, the dynamic Ivy Leaguer and her staff offered students something many had never experienced before: smaller classes and intensive instruction in reading and math.
This year, Ms. Jordan's young scholars at Bronx Preparatory Charter School - selected by lottery and largely from minority, low-income families - lit into their annual standardized tests and punched out average increases of 39 points in math and 10 points in reading.
Further south, in Philadelphia, English teacher Lynn Dixon surveys the classrooms she has worked in for 20 years and sees a less promising picture. Her tenure in the deeply troubled urban system has not left her optimistic. "I've just seen the same thing happen over and again," she says of
reform efforts, including the city's recent move toward smaller schools and longer academic periods. "They come up with one thing that needs to be the answer, but it never is."
Ten years into one of the most sustained drives to reform education in American history, the outlook for the nation's schools is decidedly mixed.
It's not for lack of effort: In urban and suburban schools alike, attention has been focused on reducing class sizes. New and clearer standards have been developed for what kids at each grade level should be able to learn and do. Students take many more state-mandated tests; soon, in more than 20 states, they won't be able to graduate without passing them. There is also more interest in requiring prospective teachers to prove subject mastery. More children are able to choose the public school they attend, and in a handful of cities they can even use public or private vouchers to help pay for private school.
The ultimate goal, of course, is to ensure that students who graduate from high schools in the United States will have the skills to match the degree. But has the sometimes-frenzied focus on schools actually made them any better?
"The trend is very much in the right direction," says Paul Reville, executive director of the Pew Forum at the Harvard Graduate School of Education in Cambridge, Mass. "We've recognized we have a problem, we've clarified methods, we've put in place systems, and now we're identifying challenges in improving practice. It's very encouraging."
Despite a hopeful spirit among some reformers, the trajectory of US education remains uncertain. Congress has just hammered out an agreement on reauthorizing the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, which will give the federal government unprecedented influence in the nation's classrooms. It provides states with more funding for education and mandates annual reading and math tests in Grades 3 to 8.
Yet, the increased focus on accountability and measurable outcomes offers no guaranteed path to better academic performance, and the challenges are daunting.
Many educators still work in underfunded districts where there is not a single science lab and where books have not been added to the school libraries since the Johnson administration. The achievement gap between races is persistent, despite repeated efforts to wipe it out. And American students who compete well internationally at the elementary level fall further behind their international counterparts as they move into higher grades.
In addition, because of a recession made worse by the terrorist attacks, a $12 billion shortfall in state education spending is projected for this school year. New York City has cut remedial Saturday classes, while California has put a hold on extra dollars once promised to struggling schools.
"Since Sept. 11, the resource issue has become a difficult one," says Gary Natriello, professor of sociology and education at Columbia University in New York. "It will be more difficult to make progress now."
It has been just over a decade since a group of governors moved to put education at the top of the national agenda. At a 1989 summit, they outlined a system that would leave no child behind - a relatively new idea in the US, where 50 years ago only about half the population graduated from high school. The loss of manufacturing jobs and the move into an information- and technology-based economy put an urgent spin on the issue.
"We no longer have an economy where we can afford to have only a small set of educated people," warns Dr. Natriello.
But some charge that progress toward the goal of widespread success for all students has been minimal - and too slow. A decade of innovation, they insist, has produced only pockets of success, as at Bronx Prep, that are virtually impossible to replicate.
Recent National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) tests present a murky picture at best when it comes to searching out gains. Although one of the goals of the 1989 summit was to make US students the world's top performers on math and science tests within a decade, on the 2000 NAEP science test, US fourth- and eighth-graders made no progress with respect to weak 1996 results. High school seniors' scores actually slipped a bit during the four-year period, with only 18 percent achieving "proficiency" in science, causing Education Secretary Rod Paige to glumly proclaim that "our hopes for a strong 21st-century workforce are dimming."
On NAEP math tests, fourth- and eighth-graders did show some progress, but 12th-graders' scores declined. And even though fourth-graders posted improved results on 2000 NAEP reading tests, fewer than one-third of them were reading at grade level.
The mere fact, however, that so much of the discussion about education reform remains tied to such test results is discouraging to some educators. They worry that the current drive toward quantifiable results is leaching life and creativity from the nation's classrooms - further alienating many kids already turned off by school.
Reformers counter with the argument that for decades, devotion to local control has prevented the development of anything like a national curriculum. The result has been a sort of crazy quilt of classroom goals and standards that can vary widely even within the same town.
Many argue that such lack of standardization had become a major obstacle.
"There is increasing agreement that to have something dramatically different happening from one fourth-grade classroom to the next is a problem," says Mary Fulton, policy analyst for the Denver-based Education Commission of the States. "That's the way it always was in this country, and really it was not OK.
Since the 1989 summit, 49 states (Iowa is the lone holdout) have adopted statewide standards, spelling out what children in each grade must be able to know and do. For many reformers, that kind of clarity is a necessary starting point for improvement. Now, with national testing requirements looming, curricula in classrooms across the country are likely to become even more unified. But whether that kind of one-size-fits-all approach will promote or harm learning remains the subject of debate.
Noreen Connell, executive director of the New York-based school-watchdog group Educational Priorities Panel, says that much of what she's been witnessing in the city's public schools since 1989 troubles her. "You walk down the halls of these low-performing schools and you hear all the teachers giving the exact same lesson," she says. "A decade ago I could not have predicted that there would be so much micromanagement of the schools, so many high-stakes tests, so much anxiety about imposing standards, and so much imposition of cookie-cutter curricula."
But Ms. Connell has also been noting something encouraging: "I used to go into elementary schools in the early 1990s and see kids filling out blanks in workbooks. They had never actually written a sentence. Today, when I go to elementary schools I see them writing essays, reading books. The fourth-grade [state] test really stressed writing, and that forced the issue."
As much as she's always disliked the idea of teachers "teaching to the test," lately, Connell says, she's come to feel that "it's neither good nor bad, it's just inevitable."
What worries many, though, is the thrust toward conformity. While it may boost the bottom line, it could drag down high performers. Horror stories are rife of certain classes and specially crafted projects created by gifted teachers being dropped from schedules. Science projects that teach kids to track weather, history lessons shaped around an in-depth look at the Constitution - these kinds of explorations are often under attack because they subtract time from preparing students for standardized tests.
"There's got to be art, there's got to be gym," Connell says. "To make school a workhorse for math and language arts is not fair."
What seems a step forward for a school that has failed to provide the basics could be a step back for a more successful school that's moving beyond basic competency.
One of the greatest misunderstandings in the education debate, says Jack Jennings, executive director of the Center on Education Policy in Washington, is the failure to separate the challenges faced by poorer urban schools from those faced by wealthier suburban schools.
"People mix up the two problems and slip back and forth when they talk about them," he says. Inequities in financing have fostered a complex set of problems in city schools. Parents from more affluent areas, meanwhile, worry that their children's needs are overlooked in the push to set minimum standards for all and enforce them through testing.
Even top-rated public schools, Mr. Jennings adds, are not as successful as they should be. His view seems substantiated by a recent international assessment that shows US high- schoolers straggling behind their Japanese, Korean, British, Canadian, and Australian peers in reading, math, and science.
This kind of rankings have given ammunition to conservatives who argue that introducing marketplace-style competition into the world of education will force schools to either improve or lose their students.
The emphasis on school choice has done much to increase national interest in both independently run public charter schools and school vouchers, but so far there is little evidence to prove that either of these innovations can spark widespread improvement.
In Pennsylvania, for instance, only two out of the 77 charter schools created there since 1997 either meet or exceed the state average on standardized tests.
However, charter-school proponents argue, these new, less bureaucratic public schools have yielded intangible benefits, including the involvement of talented individuals - like Jordan at Bronx Prep - who once wouldn't have been drawn to public education as a career.
In fact, the next important step, say many experts, is to focus on the recruitment, training, and nurturing of talented teachers and administrators.
"I've seen a big change for the better in New York City schools," says Roseanne Scollieri, assistant principal of PS 62 in Queens and a 30-year veteran of the school system. "The administration is much more supportive, more responsive to our needs." The curriculum, too, she believes, has been honed to foster learning.
Others, like Ms. Dixon in Philadelphia, see little that encourages them. She's frustrated by the degree to which policymakers continue to turn to academic theorists for the answers, rather than to experienced classroom teachers.
Still, says Professor Reville of Harvard, improvement is occurring, albeit slowly.
"There's a laser-like focus on instruction and the quality of teaching and learning," he says. Reformers are looking at the work that classroom teachers do, and trying to learn from them about their best practices.
Reville cautions that this phase of reform will require patience. "Many charlatans will continue to come and go, offering quicker-fix solutions, yet this kind of reform we're pursuing is far and away the best hope," he says.
Although many people are concerned that the ripple effects from Sept. 11 may divert attention and resources away from education reform, Reville predicts the opposite. Never before, he says, have the schools been more vital to national interests. His hope is that Americans will think harder about the role schools can play in creating a better society.
Natriello agrees. "The education system is about a lot more than math and science and academic skills," he says. "It's about teaching people to be Americans and to live in a democratic society. There's a real opportunity right now for us to begin making that connection."
Jennings believes that patience will prevail. Americans "have more agreement on the importance of this than we do on almost any other issue," he says. "It's like the war in Afghanistan. You don't eliminate terrorism in one fell swoop, and neither do you reform the education of 45 million kids overnight."
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Let's get something straight: the world is a big place, and there are few things more meaningful to a snowboarder than packing into a van with a bunch of friends and going on a real, old-fashioned, four-wheels-to-the-ground shred exploration of that big ol' world. With that in mind, we grabbed our passports and hit the open road with team CAPiTA for an end-all European summer-camp tour through the Alps. And oh, man … what a trip it was.
In addition to myself and photographer Neil Dacosta, the entire CAPiTA pro team was occupying seat space in our VW rental van–this includes Travis Parker, TJ Schneider, Tyler Lepore, Corey Smith, and Ryan Thompson. Sitting bitch and/or squeezed into luggage space were also ams Dave Rouleau and Jonas Karlsson. And at the helm of that shoddy ship was none other than CAPiTA Co-founder Blue Montgomery. In case you're counting, that totals ten people in all. In case you're wondering, it was tough indeed to fit all those people and their gear into a nine-seater van. Although it definitely defied the laws of physics, we managed … somehow.
The trip? It was a glorious thing, both ugly and beautiful–a road trip in the true sense of the word: pack in tight, drive all night, stop at random, skate to clear out the cobwebs, sweat on each other, eat each other's snacks, breathe each other's air, hate each other, love each other, get out and fucking ride.
We started off in Geneva, Switzerland and wound our way up into the looming French Alps to a town called Les Deux Alpes. Here, we shredded Big A Snowboard Camp facilities for a few days, which included jumping, jibbing, and fording rivers of dirty glacier melt. Then it was off to the heat and sweat of Torino, Italy to visit the European CAPiTA distributor and chill on the shores of balmy Lake Como. I'm telling you, you haven't lived until you've seen Corey Smith learn to windsurf. Next, it was a brutal all-nighter climb onto the Italian side of the Matterhorn to a resort called Cervinia–another Big A Snowboard Camp location. This is the highest resort in the Alps and one of the most dramatically beautiful places to shred that most of us had seen with our own two eyes.
Stay tuned for a full account of the trip in the pages of an upcoming issue of TransWorld, where I'll expose every last dirty detail I learned about each and every CAPiTA rider inside that van. Just kidding. Maybe. For the meantime, here are a few tidbits that became apparent over the course of the voyage: Tyler doesn't wear deodorant (it gives him a rash). Jonas got the entire team hooked on Snus (Swedish chewing tobacco). Travis is concerned about "side fat". Blue has a very odd iPod selection–but Ryan has a Creed song on his. Dave has a scab farm on his side from repeated falls in corn snow. TJ is scared of things like turny roads and reckless driving. Corey maintains that he's an international Playboy–not a sexual predator. Neil's hair will outweigh his body in another week or two. And me, well, I'm irritable in the morning, so don't fuck with me.
Anyhoo, a documentary-style DVD of the tour will be available off the CAPiTA Web site soon. Big thanks to Peter with Big A for putting us up and putting up with us, and oh, yeah, thanks to Europe for having us. Good times indeed.


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Blake Mycoskie of TOMS Shoes — Hunk of the Day [PICTURES]
There are beautiful outsides, and there are beautiful insides… and then there are people like Blake Mycoskie, who epitomize both to the extreme.
The entrepreneur from Texas was participating on 'The Amazing Race' when he visited Argentina and was struck by how many children didn't have shoes.
Inspired, he took it into his own hands to create a shoe company that donates one pair of shoes to a child in need for every pair purchased. And that, dear child, is how TOMS were created… and one incredible hunk was born.


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Who exactly is Aidan John Moffat?
Well, one look at the late night mutterings of his Twitter feed suggests we're talking about an alcohol-sodden deviant with a penchant for slinky bubblegum pop princesses. A subsequent rumble through his recordings with Arab Strap wouldn't entirely contradict this suspicion (see the deliciously depraved 'Stink' for proof). But don't be fooled - the 39-year-old Scot has much more to offer than coital claptrap on digital platforms.
See, behind the misanthropic dirtbag front lies an artist of genuine class. He may ham up the Bukowski-for-a-modern-age swagger but there's real substance to his output, as proven by 2011's much lauded collaboration with Bill Wells on Everything's Getting Older. His work under the guise of L Pierre is another touchstone for artistic merit. The comedown haze of 2002's Hypnogogia and Touchpool's louche jazz bar leanings suggest Moffat's musical thirst is as insatiable as his libido.
Returning to the L Pierre moniker, Moffat has crafted new LP The Island Come True through a platter of scratching environmental recordings and samples pulled from age-old tape reels. In essence, it's a step in to simplicity for someone who was never been overly complicated. And, somehow, amidst this jumble of hissing, spitting, creaking arrangements, Moffat has composed one of his finest and most abstract records to date.
It's hard not to think of these 11 cuts as anything but a journey; one that starts at the feedback crackle of 'KAB 1340' and ends on 'The Kingdom's ethereal day-breaking drone. Between these two points, Moffat saunters through an ever-moving landscape of sounds and themes that segue effortlessly into one engrossing whole. Yet, individually, each track packs enough punch to stand up on its own right.
Emotionally, it's as striking as Moffat's ever been. And given his lack of lyrical input here, that's an impressive feat. 'Drums's battering-ram percussion seethes with an anger that surpasses his most spiteful Strap moments. Its follow-up, 'Sad Laugh', is a doomy slow-dance of tender strings and indecipherable chants, while the piano-waltzing 'Exits' teases out a dreamy, romantic side that bears little of Moffat's debauched tendencies. Even 'Dumbum's ever-looping skit suggests there's a coy inner child in there begging to make an appearance.
Such latent multi-sourcing is, of course, open to interpretation – and its creator isn't beyond firing out a mischievous curveball or two. But with such an imaginative cauldron of ideas, it would be foolish to pass this off as another exercise in Moffat-coined story weaving. Instead, The Island Come True might be as close as we'll get to understanding the inner-workings of this perplexing and unique artist. Then again it might not. With Aidan John Moffat you just never know.
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Melges 32 Racing Cancelled Due To Lack Of Wind
23 January 2008
Key West, Florida - The overnight results stand for today as racing was cancelled around noon at ACURA Key West 2008 presented by Nautica. Joe Woods on Red holds the leader position followed by defending champion Claudio Recchi on Let's Roll. In third is Marty Kullman and Mike Carroll on New Wave.
After more than an hour-and-a-half of waiting and the race committee diligently working to set a course, the breeze failed to show for the Melges 32 class. The conditions were simply perfect for anything else but sailboat racing — warm temps and beautiful sunny blue skies rarely produced anything above 3 knots and in some areas a slight single knot barely registered.
An incredible Melges Rocks party is scheduled for all Melges competitors tonight. With the absence of racing today, everyone should be fully charged for this evening's festivities!
Looking ahead to tomorrow, the forecast reveals almost identical conditions. On Friday, the breeze is supposed to visit the course again — 20+ breeze with gusts to 25.
TOP TEN RESULTS (as of January 22nd)
- Joe Woods, Red
- Claudio Recchi, Let's Roll
- Marty Kullman/Mike Carroll, New Wave
- Jeff Ecklund, STAR
- Philippe Kahn, Pegasus 32
- John Sherlock, Arkle
- Michael Illbruck, Pinta
- Bob Hesse, Lake Effect
- Stephen Pugh, Taboo
- Pieter Taselaar, Bliksem
A Melges 32 Owner's meeting originally slated for Tuesday afternoon has been moved to Thursday at the Melges tent, 5:30 p.m.
Visit the official event website of ACURA Key West 2008.
Kattack Performance Applications has partnered with the International Melges 32 Class Association for ACURA Key West 2008. Check out the action at http://www.kattack.com/.
For more information about the Melges 32 in Key West, please contact Joy Dunigan, International Melges 32 Class Press Officer on EMAIL, or via phone +1 (912) 398 5776.


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The page title appears at the top of the browser window and in Google's search results. In the sample below the page is called "Google will find this page title" (this uses the design one of our clients' websites, the Camphill Foundation)
In the title bar (the bar across the top of your web browser window) the website should display the "path" to the web page. For instance in the example above, the blue bar will have the following written in it:
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Meta tags are snippets of content that are hidden in the code that powers your web page. Your visitors can't see Meta tags, but search engines can. You can add a Meta tag called a "Description" to a page when you create or edit it.
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