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Sepsis is a deadly complication of pediatric infection. Tregs are a typical subset of lymphocytes showing immune suppressive function. Tregs show grateful influence to immune system in neonatal sepsis. The proportion of Tregs relate with inflammatory response, Oxidative stress sepsis and this would be a new curing targeting to immunotherapy. In this short review, we analysis the research findings of Tregs in neonatal sepsis and emphasize the significance of Tregs.
Sepsis is a common critical illness in PICU (pediatric intensive care unit) for neonates are highly susceptible to infections of bacteria, fungus and virus [1]. Detecting Tregs is significant for neonatal sepsis, regulating Treg would important target for therapy [2]. In this short review, we analysis the research findings of Tregs in neonatal sepsis and emphasize the significance of Tregs [3,4].
Regulatory cells (Tregs) are a subset of T cells that control autoimmune reactivity in vivo. They are also known as inhibitory T cells in the early stage. According to source, specificity and effector mechanism regulatory T cells can be divided into natural regulatory T (Natura I regulatory T cell) and acquired regulatory T cells (Adaptive regulatory T cell) two categories; according to this definition, CD4 + CD25 + Tregs should belong to the former, and Thl and Th3 belong to the latter. In addition to the above regulatory T cells, other Tregs have been discovered in recent years, such as: CD4 + Vβ14 + Tregs, CD8 + Tregs, CD8 + CD28 - Tregs, CD4 - CD8 - TCRαβ + (DN)Tregs, γδTregs and NKT, etc. [5,6]. Incompetence can be defined as the fact that T cells do not proliferate under the stimulation of antigen and do not produce IL-2. Incompetence of T cells mediates immunosuppression. Inhibition refers to an active, immunomodulatory process that is mediated by regulatory T cells and that can be adoptively transferred. A large amount of research evidence indicates: Incompetence [7]. These cells and Tregs are the same cells at different stages of differentiation, that is, the incompetent cells are precursor cells of Tregs.
CD4 + CD25 + CD127- Treg is the most important group. These Tregs are a typical subset of lymphocytes showing immune suppressive function, which selectively expressing molecular mark like CD25 (IL-2 receptor a), FOXP3, CTL4 (Cytotoxic T - Lymphocyte Antigen 4), LAE3 (Lymphocyte activating factor 3), TNFR (tumor necrosis factor receptor) and chemokine receptor 4,6,7,8,10. FOXP3 is specific marker of Tregs [8,9]. FOXP3 can activates the inhibiting function of CD4+ T cells which is important for differentiation and maturity of Tregs. They influence the immune balance by direct contacting with immune cells or secreting cytokines like IL-10, TGF-β [10]. They involve in various aspects of innate immune and adaptive immune like inhibiting CD4+ and CD8+ T cells functions, mediating lymphocyte differentiating from Th1 to Th2 and inducing lymphocytes apoptosis [11,12]. These Tregs also have effect on neutrophil and mononuclear macrophage to down-regulate their phagocytosis function [13]. When the host infected, the proportion of Treg will increase and results in immunosuppression [14]. The defect of Tregs will cause the severe hyperplasia of lymphoid tissue and hyperimmune activation. The important immune cells, like CD8 + and APCs (antigen presenting cell), will spontaneous activate and cause the inflammatory sustained damage. So Tregs are necessary in immune system [1,15].
Sepsis is a common complication after severe trauma, burns, and shock. In recent years, advances has been achieved in anti-infection, fluid resuscitation, wound management, and organ support treatment for severe sepsis and septic shock [16,17]. The mortality rate of sepsis remains high and is the leading cause of death in ICU patients. In 2014, the American Society of Critical Care Medicine and the European Society for Critical Care Medicine organized experts from the world of critical medicine, infectious diseases, surgery and respiratory diseases [18]. Based on the latest evidence-based medical evidence, a new definition and diagnostic criteria for sepsis, namely sepsis 3.057, was developed. The new definition states that sepsis refers to the host's dysfunctional response to infection and the development of life-threatening organ dysfunction. The new definition emphasizes organ dysfunction caused by infection and reflects more complex pathophysiological status than common infection patients [19,20].
The immune system of neonates is different from adults. In fetus and neonates, the cytokines of Th2 are in the ascendant to defect the effect of Th1. INF-γ, which is a cytokine of Th1, would damage the placenta when overproduction [21,22]. The increasing proportion of Th2 is a protective mechanism to antagonize releasing INF-γ. Except that, polarization factors of Th1 and Th2 are different among neonates and adults. In neonates, the reaction of Th1 is defectiveness including the restricted production of Th1 cytokines and hypoergia of INF-γ. However, this cause the neonates immunocompromised to resist the infectious at the same time [23,24].
Pediatric sepsis is a systemic inflammatory response syndrome, which caused by infection. It is characterized by excessive inflammatory reaction and then the process of disease will convert to immunosuppressive state [25]. There is still no specific diagnostic criteria in clinical practice. Fever, hepatosplenomegaly, decreased white blood cell count, elevated ferritin, and elevated liver enzymes may occur when sepsis occurs. T cells play an important role in the pathogenesis of sepsis [26]. T cell-mediated neutrophils are activated after reckoning of multiple antigens by the surface of Toll-like receptors. And then neutrophils begin to recruit adaptor proteins, and rapidly activate a large number of protein kinases. Neutrophils further induce immune regulation by expressing Related gene expression, which is induced by intracellular signaling molecules, to increasing secretion of proinflammatory mediators such as IL-2, IL-6, IL-4, IL-10, and IFN-γ [27].
In the early stages of sepsis, T cell-mediated neutrophil TLR2 TLR4 expression was significantly elevated. The secretion of inflammatory mediators is increased, the immune system is activated, and harmful pathogens are effectively eliminated. However, in the later stage of the disease, the expression of TLR4 is significantly reduced, the number of T cells is decreased, and the function is significantly reduced [28]. This station causes the body to be in an immunosuppressed state. The number of T cells in the peripheral blood is reduced. On the one hand, it may be due to the large accumulation of neutrophils in the target organs, and the amount of circulating blood is insufficient. On the other hand, it may also cause apoptosis due to its killing activity, resulting in the number of T cells decrease. A large number of neutrophil apoptosis and decreased function may be one of the causes of poor prognosis in sepsis.
Imbalance between the pro-inflammatory and anti-infection in host is the key factor of the occurrence and development of pediatric sepsis. The anti-infection is often dominant in the imbalance between the pro-inflammatory and anti-infection. This leads to immunosuppression, which ultimately leads to MODS [17]. Th1 cells are characterized by the secretion of IL-2, IL-6, IFN-γ and other pro-inflammatory mediators. Th1 cells participate in cellular immunity. Th2 cells are characterized by the secretion of IL-4, IL-10 and other inflammatory mediators, regulating humoral immunity [29].
Th1 and Th2 cells are differentiated from common precursor cells. By secreting cytokines, Th1 and Th2 cells cross-regulate each other and inhibit each other to maintain balance [30]. In the initial stage of the immune response, if the body's immune system selects a subgroup-based immune response, the cells will positively boost their own superiority and inhibit another subgroup's differentiation, which results in more imbalance of Th1 and Th2 [29].
Sepsis is a deadly complication of pediatric infection. When host endure the sepsis, the immune system is in a complex condition that the immune hyperfunction and immunosuppression appear at the same time [31]. By the course, immune hyperfunction and immunosuppression process a mutual competition. The results of this match decide the fate of the patient. Tregs, a kind of key Immunosuppressive cells, show grateful influence to immune system. As Table 1, we analysis some results about Tregs in neonatal sepsis [32,33].
Table 1: Summary of research about Tregs in neonatal sepsis. View Table 1
Tregs mediate anti-inflammatory processes in proinflammatory processes, which can cause systemic inflammatory responses. The imbalance between syndrome and compensatory anti-inflammatory response syndrome affects the homeostasis and causes target organ damage. The anti-inflammatory process mediated by Treg affects the inflammatory response and immune response to pathogens, which resulting in persistence of infection [34]. Tregs have a direct inhibitory effect on the differentiation and maturation of Th1 and Th17 cells in the CD4 + T cell subset and can also be inhibited by secreting and synthesizing various inhibitory cytokines such as TGF-β and IL-10. At Th1, Th17 cells differentiated and matured [35]. In the course of the development of a variety of inflammatory diseases and autoimmune diseases, the regulatory T cell content is abnormal, functional changes. These Tregs will cause the disordered immune response process and develop sepsis, which is closely related with the persistence of the infected lesions, and the sustained activation of the inflammatory response [36].
The course of this disease including early immune activation stage and lately immune suppression stage. In the anti-inflammatory stage, Th1 cells activate to against the invasion, which is the key point of curing neonatal sepsis and keep the patients stay alive [37]. However, the Tregs cell also be activated to differentiate when recognize the pathogene [38]. For neonates patients, Tregs have the deadly immune suppression effect that inhibit regain the Th1 cell function and turn the patient into Immune paralysis station. In the lately stage, the Tregs invalidate the APC cells and inhibit the effective immune cells activation [39]. Tregs also make the balance partial to Th2 cells and assistant with Th2 to resistant activation of Th1 (Figure 1). Th17 cells, an important proinflammatory cells, will also increase in Neonatal Sepsis. Th17 cells can release proinflammatory cytokines and activate innate immune cells to promote inflammation. The balance between Th17 and Tregs regulates the immune system. The number of Tregs is negative relative with immunoglobulin including IgA, IgM, IgG [5]. The increase of Tregs can inhibit the humoral immunity. The increase of Tregs is positive with increase of NO (Nitric Oxide), MDA (malondialdehyde) and negative with SOD (superoxide dismutase). The high expression of Tregs enhance the oxidative stress. The proportion of Tregs relate with inflammatory response, Oxidative stress reaction and humoral immunity. The skyrocket-increase of Tregs can be considered as an easy indicator to judge the condition of children [13,40].
Figure 1: Tregs regulate the balance between Th1 cells and Th2 cells in sepsis. View Figure 1
TLRS (Toll-like receptors), a receptor of PAMPs (Pathogen Associated Molecular Patterns), is considered as a bridge of innate and adaptive immune system [41]. TLRS can recognize the endogenic and exogenous PAMPs and induce the release of signaling molecule to engage in the inflammatory response. TLRS is also considered as regulator of Tregs' function by influencing expression of FOXP3 [3]. TLR2 and TLR4 are two important receptors. TLR4 expressed on monocytes can only identify GNB (Gram-negative bacteria) and LPS. TLR4 can induce the Th1 activation [37]. TLR2 can recognize GNB (Gram-positive bacteria), mycoplasma and yeast and induce the Th2 activation which increase the number of Tregs. Regulating TLRS can adjust the Tregs activation to accommodate the immune station [1,42].
Regulatory T cells are involved in the body's immune response to almost all pathogens [36]. The infection activates regulatory T cells in the pathology of sepsis. Reducing regulatory T cells will facilitate pathogen clearance and enhance defense against pathogens. However, with tissue damage and loss of immunity to reinfection, ineffective clearance of other persistent pathogens lead to more serious and even fatal immunopathological reactions [43]. The increase of Treg is accompanied by inhibiting of effective immune response and down-regulating elimination pathogen function, which may lead to fatality infection. Therefore, removal of natural Tregs or Treg-activation-related molecules including CIIA-4, TGF-β, IL-10 and G1TR will effectively regulate the inflammatory response process. Inducing or activating natural Tregs is an effective therapeutic strategy when excessive pathological damage occurs. Although Treg cells have made some progress in the prevention and treatment of clinical diseases such as vaccine preparation, how to achieve the maintenance of accompanying immunity and avoiding the balance between pathological damage, maximizing and utilizing its beneficial effects is the biggest challenge currently facing [44].
It has been elucidated that antigen presenting cells play a key role in T cell responses. Antigen presenting cells can fine regulate effector T cells by affecting the activity of Tregs to ultimately modulating immune responses [45]. Thus, any physical/chemical and biological factors that influence the development, maturation, and activation of antigen presenting cells and Tregs can affect the direction of the Th1/Th2 response to some extent, leading inflammation to different outcomes. It is also the current focus of inflammatory diseases and interventions of sepsis. Despite the different methods interventions and of application, Treg has made some progress in the application of sepsis. For example, endotoxin-stimulated mature dendritic cells are the most potent cells which can activate incapable CD4 + CD25 + Treg to stimulate proliferation and produce IL-2. In acute lethal infections, adoptive transfer of IL-10 transgenic Dyed dendritic cells can significantly reduce mortality [46].
Since Tregactivation is significantly enhanced during the pathological process of sepsis, inducting Treg apoptosis and down-regulating Treg inhibitory activity is the new clues for the treatment of sepsis. Preliminary data show that endotoxin stimulation can significantly up-regulate the inhibitory function of rat Treg on effector T cells [47]. Xuebijing, an effective traditional Chinese herb prescription, can effectively improve the inhibitory effect on T lymphocytes by promoting Treg apoptosis. In the model of sepsis caused by severe abdominal infection, after treatment with Xuebijing injection [48]. The apoptotic rate of Treg was significantly increased, and its immunosuppressive function was significantly down-regulated, suggesting that Xuebijing injection can promote the apoptosis of Treg, thus effectively improving the immune response of T lymphocytes in septic animals [49,50].
Through the mechanism of Tregs regulating the immune system may not be conclusive. Many other factors like the pathogen species, the inflammatory state and the infection site will impact the disease. But Tregs truly involve in the innate and adaptive immune response. Detecting the proportion of Tregs is crucial to assess the immune suppressive state. Regulating Tregs can recover the immunologic balance of neonatal sepsis. So, detecting Tregs is an important factor when curing neonatal sepsis and this would be a new curing targeting to immunotherapy.


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At 08: 30 pm our tour guide will pick you up at hotel lobby to go to Hanoi railway station for night train to Sapa. Overnight on train.
Train arrives at Lao Cai Railway Station at 06: 00am. Have breakfast at local restaurant before reaching Bac Ha by car or cycle from Lao Cai railway station. Free to stroll around the Bac Ha market on the Sunday morning with the local minority. See the colourful variations of the ethnic minority people such as Flower Hmong, Phu La, Black Dao, Tay, Nung who gather to buy and sell. Lunch will be served at Sao Mai hotel in the town before having a nice cycling trip to visit Ban Pho village and King's Hmong house. Rest of the day is free. Dinner on guest's account.
A short cycle through town visits the impressive house of the former H'Mong. Cycling around Bac Ha town before down hill to Bao Nhai river where you will have boat trip on Chay river and cycling through out of Delta river banks to Trung Do Hamlet for home stay.
Full day of returning to Lao Cai railway station for night train back to Hanoi, stop on the way to visit the Coc Ly Market which is the highlight of our trip for the day. The recent discovery of this market in the region again allows you to see the wide range of different colorful ethnic minorities, such as Hmong, Red Dzao, Tay, Phu La and Nung. Dinner on guest's account. Overnight on train.
Train arrives in Hanoi around 05: 00am in the morning. Pick up at railway station and transfer to a restaurant for breakfast and rest for a while. Drive towards Halong Bay, truly one of Vietnam's most impressive scenic sights. On arrival in Halong we embark on a junk boat for an exploration of the legendary Halong Bay. During the trip we learn some kayak orientation and instruction in paddling technique. We begin our first kayaking experience to discover the limestone karsts formations which are littered with beaches, grottoes and beautiful caves, and visit one of the many hidden grottoes beneath towering cliffs. At the end of afternoon we return to our escorted boat for relaxation and dinner. The night paddle is available for the kayaking enthusiast. Overnight on board.
Enjoy the atmosphere of early morning in the bay and breakfast with tea and coffee on board before we continue kayaking throughout the many islets, pearl farms and floating village. Head to Cat Ba island to spend the night. Dinner on guest's account.
Short trek in Cat Ba National Park, enjoying the rain forest in the morning then take the Hydrofoil to Hai Phong city to transfer back to Hanoi. The rest of the day is free. Overnight in Hanoi.
Depart hotel in Hanoi to Perfume Pagoda, one of the highlights of the Hanoi area and one of the most important religious sites in Buddhist Vietnam. Embark on the boat rowing on Yen stream to Thien Tru pagoda, climbing up the mountain to visit pagoda inside Grotto Huong Tich to learn how the Vietnamese people practice Buddhism in the traditional way. Stop over at Van Phuc - the Traditional Handicraft Silk Village before the tour finishes at your hotel in Hanoi. Dinner on guest's account.
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In the current issue of The Skeptic, author Robert Sheaffer replies to a correspondent thus: 'Mr Parrish laments that none of we skeptics ...'. I know it's illogical,but when a writer perpetrates grammatical howlers of this magnitude I find it difficult to take the substance of what they write seriously.
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OK, we're not dipping into our musical vault this week 'cause we gotta kick it off with a tribute to our home and native land (and a little hippity hop down memory lane!) Happy Canada Day, everyone!!
And of course the weekend wraps up with one of the biggest parties on the planet! Happy Pride to all!!
BTW, here's a link to a nice little mini-doc about Sylvester
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After a mild and pleasant May, summer has descended upon Northern California. This morning at a little after six, my youngest daughter went for a walk with her son, sending me the above photo, also noting it was already hot out. I was pleased for her foresight to get out while it wasn't stifling, also for the gorgeous shot of her neighborhood, the quiet stillness a balm on my heart.
I've been faffing about with The Hawk: Part Two, and have uploaded a revised version, which now leads me to going through the novel again before attempting any writing. I suppose I could note that my granddaughter's belated arrival has set back the writing, but all these events occur for more reasons than my puny vision can manage. My plan had been that by now I'd be adding to that story, but Little Miss took her time, and my sister is having surgery this week, so instead of labouring over plot and characters, I'll be otherwise engaged. In the meantime, I'll reacquaint myself with the latter two-thirds of the novel so that when I do have time to write, I'll possess a better grasp of just what is going on.
Sometimes certain parts of life get revisited more often than we plan. That's not a bad thing, when it comes to new babies and editing. Summer heat however isn't on my list of favourite things.
Still, the heat is a variable for some purpose, maybe only to appreciate cooler days when they arrive. (Are they here yet?) I was born and raised in the Sacramento Valley, yet eleven years spent in Yorkshire, England, turned this Golden State girl into a wilting flower when the temperature rises above 90 F. Silicon Valley isn't immune to scorching days, but our nights cool off more easily than in the Central Valley, thank the lord. And due to all the bustling activity, no quilts are under the hammer. I have a couple of placemats to hand-bind while waiting during my sister's surgery, and if nothing else, hospitals are never hot, so I can hide out while the sun blazes.
I used my bathroom wall hanging as a comforter of sorts when my eldest was in hospital two weeks ago, draping that little quilt across my lap in the middle of the night as a baby was taking her sweet time to be born. Now that quilt lives in the master loo, Little Miss is coming on two weeks old, time marching right along. The Burrito is four months old, and I'm getting one step closer to delving back into a story that at times feels like it will never find completion.
Yet, The Hawk needs this time of contemplation. The editing that took place as I revised Part Two wasn't more than cleaning up two typos and eliminating several commas, but it has led me to reading through the rest of the tale, which for whatever reason is what this story requires. And after going through three chapters this morning, revision is essential, what with slight sentence modification and more commas removed. It's keeping me in touch with this behemoth, maybe that is the most important part of this novel's construction. Never before has so much time elapsed within the writing process, which at times has been a little frightening. Will I actually finish this saga has become the biggest query, but I can't lose myself in that. I need to stay right where I am today, which is in sticky Silicon Valley, although high clouds are providing a break in the heat.
The Hawk echoes many themes, love and war and faith. But for me personally it's about perseverance and the challenge of letting go. Never before have I written in this scattershot manner, editing on the fly. It's akin to improv quilting, adding colours here and there without a plan. And if I am willing to put everything on the line, not looking too far ahead, a fantastic beauty awaits, like this morning's scene from my daughter. I'm sure she wasn't expecting to start her day so early, but the opportunity presented itself, and off she went, the Burrito in tow. Her energy lifted my morning, it suffuses this post, and from there, who knows where it will lead.


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The Kojic Apartments is situated the quiet coastal suburb of Susanj, just 100 metres from Zukotrlica Beach. The historic centre of Bar lies 1 km to the south. Each of the air-conditioned studios comes with their own private balcony overlooking the Adriatic.
The self-catering units at the Kojic feature a kitchenette with a fridge. The tiled bathrooms have a shower. Wi-Fi and parking are both provided free of charge, and the owner will also let guests borrow his laptop.
The building is located right next to a supermarket, and the closest restaurants are found within 75 metres. Guests can request a free airport shuttle to the train station and bus terminal, 1.5 km away. Podgorica International Airport is situated approximately 35 km inland.
General services:
- 24-Hour Front Desk, Garden, Heating, Luggage Storage, Air Conditioning
- Fishing, Cycling
- Wi-fi is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge.
- Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
- All children under 5 years stay free of charge when using existing beds. One child under 2 years is charged BRL 10 per night and person in a baby cot. One older child or adult is charged BRL 15 per night and person in an extra bed.
- Maximum capacity of extra beds in a room is 1. Maximum capacity of babycots in a room is 1.
- Any type of extra bed or baby cot is upon request and needs to be confirmed by the hotel. Supplements will not be calculated automatically in the total costs and have to be paid separately in the hotel.
- Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
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Industry-Leading Anesthesiology Billing and Practice Management Consultant Joins Forces with Zotec Partners
Pat Everett, CPA, CMPE of ProSTAT Brings 30 Years of Industry Experience
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – (September 1, 2015) – Zotec Partners, LLC (Zotec), a leading provider of billing and practice management services to hospital-based anesthesiologists and anesthesiology groups, is pleased to announce our affiliation with Patrick Everett, CPA, CMPE of ProSTAT Anesthesia Advisors, a nationally recognized anesthesiology-only consulting firm with nearly 30 years of experience in anesthesia operations, practice management, compliance and revenue cycle improvement.
Mr. Everett has provided consulting and business advisory services to more than 350 anesthesia practices, hospitals, academic institutions and anesthesia billing services. By focusing only on the anesthesia specialty, he has been able to gain a broad understanding of the unique issues and challenges facing both anesthesiologists and the hospitals and other institutions they serve. He has assisted his clients in key areas of their anesthesia operations includingstaffing efficiency analyses, fair market value studies, assistance with group consolidations, Medicare compliance documentation reviews and charge capture enhancement projects.
In his new and exclusive relationship with Zotec Partners, Mr. Everett will assist with business development initiatives for Zotec's anesthesiology division, including research and assistance with new business presentations and ongoing support of existing clients.
According to Mr. Everett, "Zotec continues to grow within the anesthesia specialty because of the outstanding solutions and results it delivers to clients. The offering of unmatched proprietary technology, unique processes and personalized client service best positions Zotec to excel in the new health care environment." He adds, "I am looking forward to helping Zotec grow and solidify its presence in the anesthesia market, while also working closely with its clients to better manage all areas of their anesthesia business."
"Pat is a well-known and respected professional in the anesthesia billing industry. His new role at Zotec really exemplifies our commitment to the anesthesia industry, and our clients will receive the added benefit of his vast knowledge, expertise and assistance," adds Zotec's CEO and Founder, T. Scott Law. "Working with Pat further demonstrates that Zotec is a leading authority in billing and practice management for anesthesiologists. It's always our goal to give our clients advantages that cannot be found elsewhere in the industry, and bringing Pat on board helps us further deliver on that goal."
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This dress from Hampden has me longing for spring, warm weather, and a resort vacation. I love the color, stunning lace detail, and flared sleeves. The (slightly) risqué peekaboo lace in the front elevates this feminine piece to a flirty must-have for a vacation date night.
I love the open back!
Bag (3.1 Phillip Lim)
A platform espadrille is a must have for spring!
Shop my look at hampdenclothing.com or in Charlotte, NC, at the Hampden Pop Up Shop January 25-26 at the Morehead Inn (1122 E. Morehead Street) 10am-6pm.
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Worcester Greenstar CDI Compact series
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Power rating options (hot water): 28kw to 36kw.
Central heating: 24 kw
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Standard manufactures guarantee: 5 years
Standard manufactures guarantee when installed by PDL with Worcester filter 10 years.
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This is Worcester top compact boiler
This boiler is a perfect boiler for medium homes and even quite large homes if space for the boiler is limited. This boiler will fit in standard kitchen cupboard and unlike Vaillant's compact boiler it has space to enable pipes to be run behind the boiler making it the most versatile it terms of installation locations. Backed by very good Worcester Bosch guarantee for complete piece of mind.
Due to the size of the expansion vessel it may be necessary to fit a second vessel if fitted in a large property, also due to its compact size when guarantee finally runs (10 years with PDL installation) out you may find engineers reluctant to repair.
The best compact boiler available.
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At WR Contractor, we understand there is a huge demand for portable toilet rental in the Annapolis, Maryland area. Consequently, we offer the largest porta potty selection, so that your rental experience will be customizable. Since the majority of our consumers in Annapolis are under a lot of logistical pressure with taking care of their construction site or even managing a big event, we make certain that the portable toilets arrive on time. Due to the fact that you need to make everything function on a limited budget, our Annapolis company will work with you on bulk rates. Let our port-a-potty agency help with your restroom facility demands by contacting us at 888-240-1169 today.
Our toilets are fantastic options in instances where your construction crew is stuck at a site away from your company and a fair distance from all other restroom facilities in the Annapolis, MD region. We also help owners of promotion companies who host a lot of outdoor events, such as shows or marathons, and their attendees need a way to use the restroom, which makes porta potties a great option. Something you will find with all of our restroom trailer customers is that we offered the quickest assistance and the most reasonable pricing.
Unlike many restroom trailers companies, we realize that what works great for one client in Annapolis, MD, might not be the best solution for you. This is the reason we carry such a large porta john variety. Our standard porta johns contain one toilet which use 50 to 60-gallon tanks that contain a specialized solution to break down the waste. This type does not include a sink, but it is equipped with paper towels along with a soap dispenser. If you want to upgrade a little, you can also consider our deluxe model, which is set up similar to the base model with the addition of a sink, urinal and a larger tank. When you do not wish to upgrade to the deluxe option, you could also think about adding portable washing stations.
It would be great if restroom facilities magically appeared at your promotional event or construction site. However, those of you in the Annapolis, MD building and special events market already know that you will need to book restroom trailers nearly all of the time. Although you might wish you could avoid the expense, we will be sure that your porta potty rental needs are made as economical as possible and that you receive timely service. Since your portapotty needs will likely be different than those of others, you should call us at WR Contractor at 888-240-1169 for an estimate.
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While many of our port a potty designs have different features than others, we offer very affordable pricing on all of them since we understand you need to remain within your budget. To receive a free quote, do not wait to call WR Contractor at 888-240-1169 .
This is a lot more common than you believe considering the number of porta potty models we carry. We use our cost-free consultation to find out as much as possible about your needs to help you get over this short-term block. Additionally, you'll definitely want to have a look at other places such as, Midlothian portable toilets to determine if our company offers services in your area.
Once we pick up the porta john from its prior location, we bring it back to our storage facilities where it goes through a thorough cleaning process to make certain it keeps its nice appearance and degree of sanitization. We also pour sanitization fluid into the tanks of each of our porta potty models, which boosts their level of cleanliness and sanitization.
No way, we will unload the portable toilets from the trucks and position them exactly where you want them within your Annapolis premises. In a scenario where this is your very first time renting toilets or you are working at an unfamiliar venue, we would be more than pleased to help you determine their ideal placements based on our experience. We will even load the toilets back on our trucks on your behalf when you are done with them.


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Hey fiber fiends,
I have a few this week. Have been spinning a ton trying to get ready for the farmers market this summer. I'm pretty excited to spin in the sunshine and educate people about spinning and hand spun yarn.
Un named - 100% Finn wool spun extremely thick and thin Oh so soft still have to set the twist
All Dressed - I spun this from batts I carded - bamboo, merino, corriedale, falkland, sparkle, and tons of alpaca.
Get off of my cloud - My fav this week - Falkland, bamboo, merino, romney, and corriedale dyed blue with massive white/gray cocoons raw merino, falkland, romney and sparkle. I'm waiting on some felting needles to arrive and then I think I might try to shape the cocoons a little.


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Preparing to stop synchronizing between nFS and FamilyTree, on BetaThis is supposed to happen on June 27th, 2016. I will obviously make some comments about how things turn out after the upgrade.
FamilySearch is preparing to stop synchronizing nFS (new.familysearch) with FamilyTree. The release of the update to FamilyTree has multiple steps, to test and verify the code changes. They are currently testing the updated FamilyTree in the beta.familysearch.org environment. The engineering teams are inviting you get a sneak peek and to test the updated FamilyTree (FT) on Beta. Joe Martel (Official Rep).
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Wellington shopping gallery in Waterloo. You need a very full wallet for shopping there !
23 Dec 2014
Wellington shopping gallery in Waterloo. You need a very full wallet for shopping there !
7 comments:
- Jo said...
Oh it looks very, very up-market!
- 23 Dec 2014, 07:12:00
- Fun60 said...
You must have been there either very early or very late with not a shopper in sight. Merry Christmas my friend.
- 23 Dec 2014, 10:33:00
Lovely decorations! Wishing you and yours a lovely Christmas.
- 23 Dec 2014, 10:57:00
- Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...
But window shopping is free! And what a lovely place for it! Merry Christmas to you and mr G and enjoy your time with your grandson (and his parents).
- 23 Dec 2014, 16:03:00
- A Lady's Life said...
Here we have a huge mall which was very nice and people liked it. Well they renovated it and now stores can't afford to be there so many left and shopping is not that much fun. It;s harder to survive as a small company. but the big stores with many outlets still can function.
My friends and family also read my blog but never leave comments. I guess they are scared but they tell me what I write is good and to keep going. I also never thought I'd be writing so much about God but seeing what is going on in the world today, I see I have to because people are lost. They are looking for answers and find them in the wrong places.
Its all going towards the New World Order and this is dangerous.
- 23 Dec 2014, 18:19:00
- Unknown said...
Looks very elegant ..and rather screams 'High Prices' !! However it must be fun to browse and dream...
- 23 Dec 2014, 18:46:00
- Loree said...
It looks like a very elegant place to shop. Very beautiful too.
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The average monthly rate of new HIV infections among drug users in Washington D.C. has dropped by roughly 70% since the district implemented a needle exchange program in 2008, according to a new study being published in this month's issue of the journal AIDS and Behavior, which we received through press release.
In total, new HIV cases among drug users has dropped from 19 new infections per month prior to 2008, to less than 6 per month now.
"This shows that policy change matters for HIV prevention," says Monica Ruiz, a professor at the George Washington University's Milken Institute School of Public Health. "[P]olicy changes like this that help people to get the resources that they need to stay healthy and prevent infection — those are hugely important."
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in my Pictures folder (see fig 1),
but search with dolphin shows no results (see fig 2).
And search png, you can find these pictures (see fig 3),
so these files were indexed !
|fig 1. Pictures Folder
|fig 2 Search with Chinese characters shows nothing
|fig 3 Search "png" will show these files
In https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=333037
Cjacker in comment 25 had some patches for this,
I rebuild baloo5 packages with these patches in my obs home project:
before upstream fix this problem,
it's a temporitary workaround for Chinese search in plasma5.
At last, I can search the Chinese characters (see fig 4,5,6).
|fig 4. Search in dolphin with Chinese characters
|fig 5. Search in start menu
|fig 6. Search in krunner
The patched baloo5 packages can be found in
After installing these packages, run "balooctl disable" then "balooctl enable"in terminal,
wait some minutes for the file indexing.
When it's done, your baloosearch can use Chinese characters to search.
Baloo also affects Desktop search and Krunner (Alt+F2), you can see in fig 5, 6.
Before patching baloo,
Desktop search and Krunner shows nothing when using Chinese characters to search.
But there's problems when searching Applications.
When search "edit", (see fig 7)
you can see some results in Applications (應用程式)and Desktop search (桌面搜尋),
And some applications are named with "編輯" (that means "edit").
But search "編輯",you can't find these applications,
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Friday, March 24th, 2006
AjaxLaunch.com: An Ajax App Each Week
The much-publicised AjaxWrite is only the beginning for Michael Robertson's push into Ajax. Further to the release a couple of days ago, here's some info on their plans:
But ajaxWrite is just the start. We have a library of applications we have been working on to replace most of the standard PC software titles. Every week we will launch a new sophisticated program on Wednesday at 12:00 PST on http://www.ajaxLaunch.com. These programs will push the boundaries of what people believe is possible today with web-delivered software. These programs look and operate much like their traditional software cousins, but are cross-platform, loaded dynamically, and are available to users at no charge. I'm convinced if you try a few of these products you will understand how the software business will fundamentally change.
The Business 2.0 blog calls it an Ajax PC strategy. An Ajax appliance must be the next logical step :-).
Hopefully the "Ajax PC" suite will work for all major browsers. Alex Russell's recent post takes issue with the fact that AjaxWrite belies its name by working only in Firefox, and graciously suggests that the xulwrite.com domain is still available.
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It's springtime,which means new life…the flowers are blooming, the sun is coming out. To be honest, it's my favorite time of the year. Well, except for the fact it usually means I have managed to hibernate most of the winter indoors, therefore taking in much more than I needed. When the sun starts shining regularly and the temps go above 70 this girl wants to be outdoors, but I don't want to come home to a cluttered house. Especially my room, which is right where I head to refresh and rest (on my new Nature's Sleep Mattress) right after a long day out at the beach with my kids.
Today, I just want to share a few tips with you on how to make your bedroom feel refreshed and new, just like all those pretty flowers we see this time of the year. First, and most importantly, make sure you have an amazing mattress, because how else are you going to have a good nights rest (which you will need for all that spring cleaning)? We have the Cayman Gel Mattress and LOVE IT! Now, with the Nature's Sleep mattresses, they are a little different than the mattresses you will usually see. How exactly? Well, check out my unboxing video to see…
What better way to redecorate than with a new bed, right?! While a new bed is grand, it doesn't make the whole room fix itself, so, here are a few more tips on getting your bedroom refreshed and renewed!
- Get rid of dark, not so current curtains. Yes, those curtains were in this home, when we moved in and we just never took them down. They are definitely not timeless, and honestly make me think of the 70's. They were aged and dingy. So, they were the first thing to come down.
- If, like me, you are storing clothes on a rack in your room, you are making your room seem so much smaller. Go through your closet, I know you have clothes in there you don't wear. Get rid of them, donate them, however you have to make room for overflow in your closet…do it. I am a fan of fashion, so I have a lot of clothes, but to be honest there was quite a bit I didn't wear. Cleaning it out allowed me to take the rack out and voila, space..for a reading nook.
- Look at your room, I mean really look at it and take note of what is in there. If it's not something you need in a bedroom, get rid of it. I speak from experience, having random things in there, will clutter it up super fast. So, get rid of what you won't use in your bedroom! Is it trash, will I want it later, would I get onto my kids for keeping something like this in their room? Those are good questions to ask when cleaning out your room.
- Add something antique, while, yes, it is old, it is timeless. Add a new comforter, add something new to your walls. With spring, can come a fresh start, why not start with the room that is supposed to be where you refresh for every new day!
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Federal Public Policy
Federal Regulations for RDs/RDNs and Order Writing
Read more regarding the rules and implementation steps for Registered Dietitian/Nutritionists to write orders in hospitals and long-term care facilities:
Practice Tips: Hospital Regulation, Ordering Privileges for the RDN
Practice Tips: Implementation Steps, Ordering Privileges for the RDN
What are our Public Policy Teams doing?
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, as well as key members of your Michigan Academy public policy team, are working on a range of issues to improve the nutritional status of individuals here and around the globe. The Academy is focused on seven priority areas:
- Aging: Progressive policies can better address the needs of older adults. These policies include roles of the RDN in the Older Americans Act.
- Child Nutrition: It is important that children and adolescents have access to a safe, adequate and nutritious food supply and nutrition intervention.
- Food Safety: Food borne illness is preventable, costly and often unreported problem that affects tens of thousands of Americans each year. Those most vulnerable are the elderly, those with compromised immune systems and children under the age of 4, who have the highest incidence of laboratory-confirmed infections. (Read More)
- Health Literacy and Nutrition Advancement: Communicate healthful eating messages to the public that emphasize a balance of foods, rather than any one food, nutrient or meal.
- Medical Nutrition Therapy: Cost-effective and evidence-based interventions that produce a change health practices are likely to lead to substantial reductions in the incidence and severity of the leading causes of death in the US. (Read about Step-by-Step Guide to Medicare Medical Nutrition Therapy Reimbursement and information about Getting Paid)
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|1972 college football season
|Total # of teams
|Preseason AP #1
|Nebraska Cornhuskers[2]
|Number of bowls
|USC Trojans
|Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska - WB
| College football seasons
The 1972 college football season saw the USC Trojans, coached by John McKay, go undefeated and win the national championship as the unanimous choice of the fifty AP panelists. After being ranked eighth in the preseason, the Trojans were narrowly voted #1 in the first AP poll, and stayed out front for the rest of the year.
During the twentieth century, the NCAA had no playoff for the college football teams that would later be described as "Division I-A". The NCAA Football Guide, however, did note an "unofficial national champion" based on the top ranked teams in the "wire service" (AP and UPI) polls. The "writers' poll" by Associated Press (AP) was the most popular, followed by the "coaches' poll" by United Press International) (UPI). Through the 1973 season, the UPI issued its final poll in early December before the bowls, but since 1968 (and 1965) the AP Trophy was withheld until the postseason was completed. The AP poll in 1972 consisted of the votes of 50 sportswriters, though not all of them voted in every poll. Those who cast votes would give their opinion of the ten best teams. Under a point system of 20 points for first place, 19 for second, etc., the "overall" ranking was determined.
This season was historically significant for two reasons:
- This was the first season in which freshmen were eligible to play varsity football. The NCAA had historically prohibited freshmen from varsity competition, except during the US involvement in World War II. In 1968, the NCAA allowed freshman eligibility in all sports, except football and basketball, and extended the rule to those sports effective with the 1972-73 academic year.
- It was the last season for the NCAA's "University Division" and "College Division". For the 1973 season, the NCAA created the three-division structure that exists today: the University Division became Division I and the College Division was subdivided into today's Division II and Division III. In 1978, Division I would be subdivided (for football only) into Division I-A and Division I-AA. In 2006, these divisions were renamed Division I FBS and FCS, respectively.
- In the preseason poll released on September 4, two-time defending national champion Nebraska Cornhuskers was ranked first, followed by their Big 8 conference rival, Colorado. Next was #3 Ohio State, #4 Arkansas, and #5 Penn State.
- On September 9, however, in Los Angeles, Nebraska lost to unranked UCLA, 20–17, and dropped to 10th place. #2 Colorado beat California 20-10. #3 Ohio State was idle. #4 Arkansas played against #8 USC in Little Rock and lost, 31-10. #5 Penn State had not begun its season and fell to 6th. #7 Alabama, with a 35-12 over Duke in Birmingham, reached the Top Five. So, too, did #6 Oklahoma, which had not yet played a game. In the next poll, USC received 13 first place votes, and Colorado and Oklahoma had 12 apiece, but USC had a narrow lead in points, 779 to Colorado's 769. The poll was: 1.USC 2.Colorado 3.Ohio State 4.Oklahoma 5.Alabama
- September 16: #1 USC trounced Oregon State at home, 51–6. #2 Colorado was idle. #3 Ohio State beat Iowa 21–0. #4 Oklahoma beat Utah State at home, 49-0. #5 Alabama was idle, and #7 Tennessee took its place in the next poll: 1.USC 2.Oklahoma 3.Colorado 4.Ohio State 5.Tennessee
- September 23: #1 USC won at Illinois, 55–20. #2 Oklahoma crushed visiting Oregon, 68–3. #3 Colorado won at Minnesota 38–6. #4 Ohio State was idle. #5 Tennessee beat Wake Forest 45–6. The poll was 1.USC 2.Oklahoma 3.Colorado 4.Tennessee 5.Ohio State
- September 30: #1 USC played another Big Ten opponent, with the Trojans beating the Michigan State Spartans at the Coliseum in Los Angeles, 51–6. #2 Oklahoma beat Clemson 52–3, having outscored its first three opponents 169-6. #3 Colorado lost at Oklahoma State 31–6, and #4 Tennessee lost to Auburn in Birmingham, 10–6. #5 Ohio State beat North Carolina 29–14. #6 Alabama, which beat Vanderbilt 48–21, and #8 Michigan (which beat Tulane 41–7) returned to the top five. The poll was 1.USC 2.Oklahoma 3.Ohio State 4.Alabama 5.Michigan
- October 7: #1 USC won at Stanford, 30-21; its 9-point margin of victory was the closest game it would have all season. #2 Oklahoma was idle. #3 Ohio State won at California 35-18. #4 Alabama won at Georgia 25-7 and #5 Michigan beat visiting Navy 35-7.
The poll was 1.USC 2.Oklahoma 3.Alabama 4.Ohio State 5.Michigan
- October 14: #1 USC went back to winning big, in a 42-14 win over California. #2 Oklahoma beat Texas at Dallas, 27-0. #3 Alabama beat Florida 24-7. #4 Ohio State beat Illinois 25-7. #5 Michigan beat Michigan State 10-0, but dropped to sixth. It was replaced by #6 Nebraska, which rolled over Missouri 62-0.
The poll was 1.USC 2.Oklahoma 3.Alabama 4.Ohio State 5.Nebraska
- October 21: #1 USC beat Washington 34-7. #2 Oklahoma yielded its first touchdown of the season at Colorado, and eventually fell 20-14. #4 Ohio State won at Wisconsin 28-20.
#3 Alabama won at Tennessee 17-10. #5 Nebraska won at Kansas, 56-0, to continue its rise in the polls. #6 Michigan won at Illinois, 31-7, and returned to the Top 5. The poll was 1.USC 2.Alabama 3.Nebraska 4.Ohio State 5.Michigan
- October 28: #1 USC won at Oregon, 18-0, its only shutout in a perfect season. #2 Alabama beat Southern Mississippi 48-11 in Birmingham. #3 Nebraska registered its 4th consecutive shutout, a 34-0 win at Oklahoma State. Including a 77-7 win at Army, the Cornhuskers had outscored their opponents 271-14 after an 0-1 start. #4 Ohio State beat Indiana 44-7. #5 Michigan beat Minnesota 27-19. The poll was 1.USC 2.Alabama 3.Nebraska 4.Michigan 5.Ohio State
- November 4: #1 USC beat Washington State at a game in Seattle, 44-3. #2 Alabama defeated Mississippi State 58-14. #3 Nebraska won at Colorado, 33-10.
#4 Michigan won at Indiana 21-7. #5 Ohio State beat Minnesota 27-19. The poll remained unchanged at: 1.USC 2.Alabama 3.Nebraska 4.Michigan 5.Ohio State
- November 11: #1 USC had the week off. #2 Alabama beat LSU at Birmingham 35-21. #3 Nebraska visited Iowa State and played to a 23-23 tie. #4 Michigan won at Iowa, 31-0. to extend its record to 9-0-0. #5 Ohio State lost at Michigan State, 19-12. #7 Oklahoma, which beat Missouri 17-6, returned to the Top Five. The poll was: 1.USC 2.Alabama 3.Michigan 4.Oklahoma 5.Nebraska
- November 18: #1 USC beat #14 UCLA, 24-7. #2 Alabama beat Virginia Tech 52-13. #3 Michigan got past Purdue, 9-6. #4 Oklahoma won at Kansas 31-7. #5 Nebraska beat Kansas State 59-7. The Top 9 stayed unchanged. The Top Five:1.USC 2.Alabama 3.Michigan 4.Oklahoma 5.Nebraska
- November 25: #1 USC closed its regular season with a 45-23 win over visiting Notre Dame to finish at 11-0.
#2 Alabama was idle. #3 Michigan (10-0-0) and #9 Ohio State (9-1-0) met at Columbus, in a season ending game that would determine the Big Ten title and who would face USC in the Rose Bowl. Ohio State won, 14-11. #4 Oklahoma returned the favor of last year's Game of the Century, and beat #5 Nebraska 17-14 on the road in Lincoln. Oklahoma accepted a bid to the Sugar Bowl, where it would face #6 Penn State; Penn State had beat visiting Pittsburgh 49-27 to close its season 10-1-0. The poll: 1.USC 2.Alabama 3.Oklahoma 4.Ohio State 5.Penn State
- December 2: #1 USC had closed its regular season unbeaten at 11-0-0, and #2 Alabama, at (10-0-0), was preparing to do the same as it met Auburn (8-1-0) in the annual Iron Bowl at the end of the regular season in Birmingham. The Auburn Tigers spoiled perfection, beating Alabama 17-16. #3 Oklahoma closed its regular season with a 10-1-0 record after a 38-15 win over Oklahoma State. #4 Ohio State and #5 Penn State had both finished their seasons. The final regular season poll was: 1.USC 2.Oklahoma 3.Ohio State 4.Alabama 5.Penn State. In 1972, only the Rose Bowl (Big Ten vs. Pac 8) and Cotton Bowl (SWC winner) had rigid conference tie-ins. Thus, Big 8 champion Oklahoma passed up an Orange Bowl invitation to play in the Sugar Bowl, while SEC champion Alabama passed the Sugar to meet Texas in the Cotton Bowl. The Sugar Bowl was played on New Year's Eve, rather than New Year's Day. With two consecutive victories in the Orange Bowl, #9 Nebraska was invited to a third against #12 Notre Dame.
Conference standingsEdit
The following is an incomplete list of conference standings:
Bowl GamesEdit
Major bowlsEdit
|#3 Ohio State
|#2 Oklahoma
|#5 Penn State
|#7 Texas
|#4 Alabama
|#9 Nebraska
|#12 Notre Dame
The final poll in January was: 1.USC 2.Oklahoma 3.Texas 4.Nebraska 5.Auburn[3]
Other bowlsEdit
|El Paso
|North Carolina 32
|Texas Tech 28
|Auburn 24
|Colorado 3
|Tampa 21
|Kent State 18
|Tennessee 24
|Georgia Tech 31
|Iowa State 30
|N.C. State 49
|West Virginia 13
Other championsEdit
Many of the schools that are now in the NCAA's Division I FCS were ranked in the "college division poll", taken by both the UPI (coaches) and AP (a panel of writers). Both the UPI and the AP panel ranked Delaware (10-0-0) first, followed by Louisiana Tech (11-0-0). [4][5] (Louisiana Tech is now in Division I FBS, in the WAC.) In the NAIA Division I championship, East Texas State (now Texas A&M-Commerce) beat Carson-Newman 21-18. Missouri Southern beat Northwestern College (of Iowa) 21-14 for the Division II crown. Grambling State defeated North Carolina Central in the inaugural Pelican Bowl to capture the 1972 black college football national championship.[6]
Heisman TrophyEdit
The Big Eight Conference dominated the Heisman race in 1972,
as the top three were from Nebraska & Oklahoma:
- Johnny Rodgers, WB - Nebraska, 1310 points
- Greg Pruitt, RB - Oklahoma, 966
- Rich Glover, MG - Nebraska, 652
- Bert Jones, QB - LSU, 351
- Terry Davis, QB - Alabama, 338
- John Hufnagel, QB - Penn State, 292
- George Amundsen, RB - Iowa State, 219
- Otis Armstrong, RB - Purdue, 208
- Don Strock, QB - Virginia Tech, 144
- Gary Huff, QB - Florida State, 138 [7]
See alsoEdit
- ↑ http://www.jhowell.net/cf/cf1972.htm
- ↑ http://www.appollarchive.com/football/ap/seasons.cfm?appollid=407
- ↑ CFB Data Warehouse - final AP polls - 1970-79
- ↑ "UPI Names Delaware College Div. Grid King," Pacific Stars and Stripes, Nov. 24, 1972, p19
- ↑ "AP Poll Picks Hens as Little Big Men," Pacific Stars and Stripes, Nov. 25, 1972, p19
- ↑ AP Staff Reporters (December 3, 1972). "Grambling wins and claims title". New York Times. Associated Press. http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FB0D13FC3F59107A93C1A91789D95F468785F9. Retrieved January 11, 2011.
- ↑ Heisman.com - 1972 - Johnny Rodgers
| This page uses content from Wikipedia. The original article was at 1972 college football season.
The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with American Football Database, the text of Wikipedia is available under the GNU Free Documentation License.


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