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- WIFI has underperformed the S&P 500 Index, declining 17.24% from its price level of one year ago. Looking ahead, we do not see anything in this company's numbers that would change the one-year trend. It was down over the last twelve months; and it could be down again in the next twelve. Naturally, a bull or bear market could sway the movement of this stock.
- Net operating cash flow has significantly decreased to $3.42 million or 66.05% when compared to the same quarter last year. In addition, when comparing the cash generation rate to the industry average, the firm's growth is significantly lower.
- In comparison to the other companies in the Wireless Telecommunication Services industry and the overall market, BOINGO WIRELESS INC's return on equity is significantly below that of the industry average and is below that of the S&P 500.
- The gross profit margin for BOINGO WIRELESS INC is rather high; currently it is at 61.70%. It has increased from the same quarter the previous year. Regardless of the strong results of the gross profit margin, the net profit margin of 10.70% trails the industry average.
- WIFI's debt-to-equity ratio is very low at 0.00 and is currently below that of the industry average, implying that there has been very successful management of debt levels. Along with this, the company maintains a quick ratio of 3.14, which clearly demonstrates the ability to cover short-term cash needs.
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What LinkedIn getting hacked means for your account
The accounts of more than 6.5 million LinkedIn users were compromised this week after Russian hackers tapped into the site. The hackers reportedly posted the encrypted passwords of users to ask for help in decoding them.
LinkedIn, a site driven by making connections in the professional world, hasn't formally confirmed the legitimacy of the hack, but the company issued a tweet that said, "Our team continues to investigate, but at this time, we're still unable to confirm that any security breach has occurred. Stay tuned here."
LinkedIn offers free profiles with an option to upgrade to a paid
profile in return for more in-depth access to other users' profiles.
Even if you don't think you have much personal information or credit
card details on your account, without taking the proper steps to protect
yourself, the security breach could open you up to some risks you might
not realize, cyber expert and associate publisher for Tweeting & Business Magazine Eric Yaverbaum said.
The hack only affects about ten percent of the site's users, but Yaverbaum recommended all 150 million LinkedIn users change their passwords immediately.
Because 85 percent of people have one password they use for several accounts, a hack of LinkedIn could put your identity in jeopardy in other areas of the Internet.
"Every single solitary password should be different because it's so easy to find out everywhere you are. You should be using a password with a capitol letter and a lower case letter and numbers. Then you are defending the fort," Yaverbaum said. "But if you have a redundant password, there is a lot of room for identity theft."
Yaverbaum also warned against opening any emails from LinkedIn, especially messages that direct you to the site to change your password. Those could be mock emails that lead you to a fake site that steals your information once you enter it.
Hackers could also use access to your profile to send out messages that could come across as inappropriate to business contacts, which is the primary use of LinkedIn.
"It can be damaging to a reputation if people don't recognize what it is," Yaverbaum said of rogue messages sent by hackers.
While hackers gaining access to LinkedIn is a sobering reality of the risks of putting information online, Yaverbaum said it shouldn't scare you out of using the site. It should, however, make you more vigilant about protecting your accounts and refreshing passwords.
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A former winner of Sony's Gran Turismo Academy competition has been signed up as a driver for a real-life race team.
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NASA science instruments and Earth-orbiting satellites are
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NASA, along with academic institutions and partner agencies, is working to ensure the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Management Agency have the best available information to aid in responding to this catastrophic event.
NASA's partner agencies in this endeavor include the U.S. Geological Survey, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Coordinated assistance by numerous academic institutions and laboratories working under NASA grants will be employed by the Gulf Coast relief and recovery efforts to provide geospatial information useful to first responders and decision makers.
NASA aircraft are providing detailed observations of the disaster area. The aircraft are taking high-resolution observations that can be used to assess the amount of damage to communities and the environment. For example, at the request of the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers, NASA's Experimental Advanced Airborne Research Light Detection and Ranging system is surveying the gulf coastline.
This system, carried on a Cessna 310, surveyed the northern gulf coastline on Thursday. Tomorrow the aircraft is scheduled to fly over the perimeter and surrounding levee around New Orleans to assist in damage assessment of the system.
While making its observations of the land, the system has the ability to "see" through vegetation, like trees and shrubs, to view the land underneath. Near the coast it can map the beach surface under water. This will help in the recovery of the shoreline infrastructure; determine hazard areas and environmental loss.
The Terra, Aqua and Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission satellites have already provided Earth observations for land cover and rainfall. Terra's Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer is providing data on the magnitude and extent of damage and flooding to the U.S. Geological Survey Emergency Response Team through its Earth Resources Observation Systems Data Center in Sioux Falls, S.D. JPL is responsible for the American side of the joint U.S.-Japan science team that is validating and calibrating that instrument and its data products.
NASA's Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer instrument on the Terra and Aqua satellites provided images of flooding, including pre- and post-disaster comparisons. Data from NASA's QuikScat satellite, developed and managed by JPL, was one source of wind observations used by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Hurricane Research Division to analyze the wind field of the storm and to track its path.
Another NASA satellite in use is the Earth Observing Mission 1. The Advanced Land Imagery multispectral instrument on this satellite provided land use and land cover observations useful in determining hurricane damage areas and in aiding in recovery, response and mitigation.
NASA satellites are used to improve weather predictions and to study climate and natural hazards. The knowledge gained during these missions aids assessment and recovery operations.
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All the Books I Read in 2011
Here's the big one. Here's last year's list. I did manage a few more this time, but didn't hit 50. I blame…school? Asterisk means a reread, as with the movie list.
Fiction: 17
Nonfiction: 29
Poetry: 1
New Reads: 45
Rereads: 2
Comics: 6
Non-comics: 41
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Paper: 45
Screen: 2
And here we go:
1 The City and the City; China Miéville - this is the first Miéville I've read, and it led indirectly to the Border Town project I worked on last summer. So it was hugely important for the tenor of my year, and for that I am eternally grateful. But as a book on its own merits, I found I enjoyed only the middle third of the book: after the setting was (laboriously) described, and before the plot got irritatingly ridiculous.
2 The Broom of the System; David Foster Wallace - DFW's first book, which I read in spite of the fact that I've always enjoyed his nonfiction more than his fiction. Its images have stuck with me, nonetheless. Although, they are tied up with movie images - Office Space, for instance?
3 Bed; Tao Lin - a collection of hyper-self-aware little stories, written by a precocious hip kid a few years back. I'm not sure I was entirely taken in by this pose, but I'm glad I took a little (this plus #5) time to figure it out on my own.
4 Selected Poems - Carl Sandburg - I don't read a lot of poetry, and this is one of those library loans that I must have seen mentioned somewhere online (Paris Review, I'm thinking). He's great at evoking the early 20th Century USA, with some really shockingly great turns of phrase. I'm easily impressed by a good poem.
5 Richard Yates - Tao Lin - the kids today! This is the kind of book that many of its readers (young, creative but frustrated men with crushes on yet-younger women, I guess?) will see themselves in. Let me tell you the thing you need to know: yes, the protagonists are called Dakota Fanning and Haley Joel Osment. No, this book will not age well. Yes, I'm a cranky old lady.
6 Four Fish: The Future of the Last Wild Food; Paul Greenberg - this is probably the most positive and cheery book I've ever read about the future of fishing. One of the most interesting ideas of the book: perhaps we should look at tuna the way we look at whales, given that they roam the sea in much the same way and are also large and long-lived. Really throws our mammal-centric views into the cold light of day.
7 How Should a Person Be; Sheila Heti - this is another tale of twentysomething creatives. I found it much less irritating than Richard Yates, as Heti's writing style is far less mannered than Lin's. Not really fair to look at it only in comparison to another book I happened to read recently, but there we are!
8 The Language of Fashion; Roland Barthes - it's been a while since I've picked up any Barthes. This is a bit of a patchy collection, but I do always have a soft spot for new uses of langue and parole (in this case, style or fashion, and the individual clothes themselves).
9 Boozehound: On the Trail of the Rare, the Obscure, and the Overrated in Spirits; Jason Wilson - so, this is a book aimed pretty precisely at People Like Me, who have forsaken the vodka/soda for the small-batch bourbon manhattan. I certainly found out some interesting facts about bitters, and left with a desire to try pisco, but felt like the whole exercise was preaching to the choir. But of course, that's my own damn fault!
10 The Wrong Place; Brecht Evans - amazing comic, lots of interesting formal innovation, but a strong story with realistic characters at the spine. Wonderful watercolour art, too.
11 St Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves; Karen Russell - I quite vividly remember the title short story of this book, where girls raised by wolves are integrated into regular human society (or not). Otherwise, a pall of sticky everglades mist settles over the book. Does the everglades have mist? Gee I hope so.
12 Inventing Niagara: Beauty, Power and Lies; Ginger Strand - read this in anticipation of our Border Town group's visit to Niagara in July. It looks at the Niagara story from the US perspective, from debunking myths about a native chief's daughter going over the falls to the honeymoon destination to its current status as a 'natural' wonder shored-up for the tourist trade.
13 City of Quartz: Excavating the Future in Los Angeles; Mike Davis and Robert Morrow - these days I'm endlessly interested in stories about cities, and LA has a huge number of stories to tell.
14 Nip the Buds, Shoot the Kids; Kenzaburo Oe - totally brutal story of wartime Japan, in which a bunch of reformatory school kids are left after the villagers flee a plague of some kind, and make their own Lord of the Flies society.
15 Gastropolis: Food and New York City; Annie Hauk-Lawson & Jonathan Deutsch, editors - every modern multicultural city has a wealth of food stories, and these are a few of NYC's. Quality varies, as usual with an edited collection like this, but there are some vivid stories in here.
16 The Metropolis Case; Matthew Gallaway - who was the first to write a novel like this, spanning many disparate time periods and places? only to have them all come together (miraculously!?) in the end? Feels like the biggest trope in fiction (not to exaggerate or anything).
17 The Venice Chronicles; Enrico Casarosa - an illustrated memoir! I haven't been to Italy, so I feel like I was missing something in this account. But it's lovely, and incorporates a cute love story to boot. So far, so adorable.
18 Gatty's Tale; Kevin Crossley-Holland - another entry in a middle-ages YA series I've been slowly reading over the past few years. This one is a detailed look at an aristocratic pilgrimage to the Holy Land, told by a lucky servant girl.
19 * Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters and Seymour: an introduction; JD Salinger - god, you know, sometimes you just need some Salinger? And this seems to be the one I usually go for, for whatever reason.
20 Translating Montreal: Episodes in the Life of a Divided City; Sherry Simon - this was also a Border Town-related choice (linguistic/cultural borders, this time). Definitely an interesting look at the city, but felt a bit slight to me.
21 Samuel Johnson is Indignant; Lydia Davis - Joey got me excited about Lydia Davis' translation work, and now I've got her version of Proust on the docket. This book is short stories (I read more of those this yea than I'd thought!) which were appealingly strange, and often incredibly SHORT.
22 * French Milk; Lucy Knisley - yes, more illustrated memoir. Knisley's work is absolutely great, she always manages to find the points of broader importance in her own experiences, which is a skill I'd love to have. Read this!
23 How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less; Sarah Glidden - aaaand more graphic novel travelogues. This from the perspective of an american taking advantage of her ability to take a free Birthright tour of Israel, but with a healthy skepticism about Israeli policies and tactics.
24 Scott's Food and Drink Miscellany; Ben Schott - One of the other things I worked on this year was editing a food book, and reading this book was a bit of research to that end. Neat stuff, but irritatingly free of references. Damn you, Schott!
25 On Booze; F Scott Fitzgerald - Fitzgerald is out of copyright now, leaving the doors open for collections like this little one, which has brought together a bunch of pieces from his books that relate to booze and boozing. An excellent book to bring travelling.
26 Borderlands: Riding the Edge of America; Derek Lundy - Lundy is a writer whose books on the sea I've read in the past, but this one's entirely landlocked. He rides the Mexican and the Canadian borders, having interactions of various kinds. Those that are more directly border-related were interesting to me, but there's also maybe a little too much motorcycle repair for my personal taste.
27 The King's English: A Guide to Modern Usage; Kingsley Amis - this has to be one of the most satisfying books on english I've ever read. Amis is a curmudgeon, of course, but he does allow for the changes in the language. He elucidates how a mistake becomes an accepted part of the language so tartly. A book I'd like to have, as a reference.
28 A Little Dinner Before the Play; Agnes Jekyll - this is another in the Penguin Great Food series. This one is from the 1920s, and talks about the kinds of food that are far beyond or behind us now.
29 With Bold Knife and Fork; MFK Fisher - can't get enough of my MFKF. The edition I read has the recipes she's talking about in the margins of each page, so that they don't distract too much from the general narrative of the book itself.
30 Quantum of Solace; Ian Fleming - this is a book of the Bond short stories, and it's the first I've ever read, so I was taken by how emotional Bond is in this context. I'm inclined towards the more emotional or vulnerable movie Bonds, so this was a nice validation of my preferences. YES!
31 Portrait of a Marriage: Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson; Nigel Nicolson - A son writing about his famous parents' unusual marriage. Creepy? Perhaps.
32 Design of Everyday Things; Donald A Norman - gosh, what a great book! Could do with an update regarding UI design in modern electronics, but the principles remain largely the same. Really, I'd just want to see how much Norman thinks we'd got things wrong, or right.
33 Uncommon Arrangements: Seven Marriages; Kate Roiphe - This came from the same source as #31. Roiphe has her problems as a writer (she's certainly espoused some ridiculous views) and while I was interested in her subjects in this book, her style ended up irritating me. I do hate when journalists after the fact put words in their subjects' mouths. So very presumptuous!
34 Eating History: Thirty Turning Points in the Making of American Cuisine; Andrew Smith - I picked this one up on impulse at the library. It tends to concentrate on packaged and processed foods, with a few digressions into food magazines international cuisine in the US. He's not the most engaging writer, each chapter feels a bit like an essay, especially in terms of format.
35 A Fairly Honourable Defeat; Iris Murdoch - I love me some Murdoch, but I found this one slightly less involving than the others of hers I've read over the last couple of years.
36 Rogues' Gallery: The Secret Story of the Lust, Lies, Greed and Betrayals that Made the Metropolitan Museum of Art; Michael Gross - I had higher hopes for this one that it didn't end up fulfilling. It's basically a long series of donors and directors, directors and donors. It's interesting to see how much (especially in the early days) the interests of a few people can affect the collection in a museum, though.
37 The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic and Madness at the Fair that Changed America; Erik Larson - I think my impulse to read this book comes from much the same place as my impulse to read the serial killer pages on Wikipedia. A sort of True Crime of the Past thing. This one flips between the activities of the builders of the Chicago World's Fair and those of a serial killer operating during the fair. He was eventually caught in Toronto, woohoo!
38 The Information: A History, A Theory, A Flood; James Gleick - one of the most eye-opening books I read in 2011. Gleik runs through the history of writing to computers, and the ways in which information transmits itself in biology. The kind of book that makes you want to read a million other books.
39 Shock Value: How a Few Eccentric Outsiders Gave us Nightmares, Conquered Hollywood, and Invented Modern Horror; Jason Zinoman - gives a good historical account of the state of horror film in the 1960s, and the 70s films that changed that. There's a chapter on my favourite 70s horror, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, so I'm happy.
40 Short Stories: 1906-1908/1909-1922; LM Montgomery - I got a smartphone in November, so you may notice a certain number of free classics, read under cover of darkness or while sitting on busses or trains. LMM has a formula, and gosh darnit, she likes it! Everyone ends up happily married/able to go to school/following their dream in these tales, no matter how many deus ex machinae are required to get them there.
41 Late Bloomer; C. Tyler - lovely little comics collection, spanning several years of the author's life. It's always interesting to see how graphic artists' styles evolve over time, and this one covers 20 years' worth of work.
42 Wuthering Heights; Emily Bronte - oh good god. I HATED this book, spending a good amount of the time I was reading it raging silently against Bronte. I was later talked down somewhat by a knowledgeable friend, who insisted that it's not Bronte's fault that she finds such awkward workarounds for the omniscient narrator she obviously wanted, or that everyone in the book is so unremittingly terrible. Well. OK. But I still feel like this book doesn't warrant the amount of background research that is required to make it enjoyable.
43 A Taste of the Sun; Elizabeth David - this is one of Penguin's recent series of books about food. David is a particularly noted chef in the UK, known for introducing the British to Mediterranean food. This is just a little taste, I'll have to look up one of her bigger books for more.
44 Rats & Gullies/Killing Velasquez; Philippe Girard - I'll count these two graphic novels as one, as both are slight and I wouldn't want to be accused of padding out my list! They're both memoirs, one a travelogue of St Petersburg (which introduced the idea of citizen taxis to me, which seem both highly reasonable and slightly frightening to me) and one a more harrowing story of the author's childhood involvement with a charismatic priest.
45 The Glass Castle - Jeannette Walls - this book was a gift, so I didn't know anything about it before picking it up. Upon getting a few chapters in, I had to check the back to see that it was a memoir, as the series of events depicted seems almost impossible to believe. This is one of those endless-hardship tales where things start bad, and get worse.
46 Nasa/Trek; Constance Penley - I feel like Penley was trying to make a bigger connection between the two halves of this book (the personalities of NASA and those of Trek fandom), to weave them together like the Kirk/Spock slash fiction she references in the title. But we never quite arrive there.
47 Train Dreams - Denis Johnson - a slight little novel of the wild west, told in a really appealing way, as if someone is actually telling a story; mentioning things briefly, then coming back to them to explain them fully later. Pretty great! Pretty weird!


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On Wednesday, March 5 at 5 a.m., several hundred families that live up Lockhart Gulch Road in Scotts Valley, lost electricity and access out, due to a huge fallen tree across the main road, just below Geyer Road.
With so many people needing to get to work or school, our wonderful neighbors at Mission Springs Conference Center opened up their usually locked back road gate to Nelson Road, welcoming all who needed access out.
They even stationed their friendly staff at both ends of this detour to facilitate the cars in and out of this one lane road.
When I rolled my window down to say "thanks so much," they responded with a wave and a "have a nice day!"
With the removal of the tree off the road and repairs to power lines taking over nine hours, a huge shout out of thanks to Mission Springs Conference Center! What a neighbor indeed!
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WALLA WALLA, Wash. – Freshman Christian Jurlina hit two free throws with five seconds left to secure an 84-80 men's basketball win for Whitworth at Whitman College on Tuesday night.
The victory improved the Pirates to 12-4 overall and 6-1 in the Northwest Conference. The Missionaries fell to 10-6, 5-2 and out of a first place tie in the league standings.
Whitworth finally found its shooting touch from the outside. The Pirates came into the game hitting just over 30% from three-point range this season, but made 15-24 (62%) from long range tonight. Five Whitworth players reached double figures, led by seniors Colton McCargar, Dustin McConnell and Robby Douglas.
"I am really proud of our seniors, who led the way tonight," said Whitworth head coach Matt Logie. "They handled the pressure and made shots with the game on the line."
The Pirate defense responded as well. Playing zone the entire night, Whitworth allowed 49 points in the opening half but only 31 in the second to rally from a five-point deficit at halftime.
Trailing 10-9 Whitworth went on a 10-1 run, sparked by Jurlina's three-pointer from the corner, to grab its largest lead of the game at 19-11. But Whitman rallied to go in front 21-19 on a three-pointer by Phillip Chircu. Jackson Clough's three-pointer and a layup by Evan Martin extended Whitman's lead to 42-33 with four minutes left in the first half. The Pirates cut the lead to 42-39 on McCargar's jumper before Whitman took its 49-44 lead into halftime.
Whitworth trailed at the half despite shooting 61.5% in the opening period, thanks in part to 10 turnovers and seven offensive rebounds by Whitman.
Tochi Oti hit a three and Martin a pair of layups early in the second half, giving Whitman its largest lead of the game (56-44) with 17:46 to play. Douglas stemmed the tide with a three-pointer, his third of the game.
Whitworth chipped away at the lead, pulling to within 59-54 on a layup by Taylor Farnsworth and tying the game on a basket inside by Adams Wilks. Trailing 65-64, Whitworth grabbed the lead for good on McCargar's three-pointer with 8:13 to play. The Bucs didn't gain any breathing room, however, until McConnell drove the lane for an 82-76 lead with two minutes to go. Whitman managed to pull within 82-80 in the final minute and had an open look at a three-pointer, but Martin's attempt rimmed out and Jurlina grabbed the rebound and was fouled before sinking the clinching free throws.
"Christian's impact off of the bench was huge tonight," Logie said. "He scored points, grabbed key rebounds and made big passes."
McCargar finished with 23 points and six rebounds, while McConnell had 20 points (on 6-8 from three-point range) and six assists. Jurlina had 15 points and six assists off of the bench. Douglas scored a dozen points and Farnsworth finished with 10 as the Pirates shot a season-high 62.5% from the field in the game.
Oti led Whitman with 22 points while Martin posted a double-double with 17 points and 15 rebounds. Chircu had all ten of his points in the first half. The Missionaries finished the game 28-64 (44%) from the field.
"To be able to execute and play with confidence and poise speaks to the maturity of this team," Logie said.
Whitworth moves one game ahead of Whitman in the NWC standings, and a half game ahead of Lewis & Clark. L&C will travel to play at Whitman (Friday) and Whitworth (Saturday) this weekend.


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Summary: Book One. 15 year old Gil Grissom killed his step-father from beating his deaf mother. He exposed the body, cutting his organs and selling them though the black market to get money to pay off the hospital bills to save his mother from her failing health. Read his dark thoughts that helped lead the man that we knew of what he became...
Chapter Four
"Sign language"
Gil Grissom drove Andrew's truck for an hour and a half. He was slightly nervous of what he was about to do. He turned on the radio, bobbing his head at the music.
"Al rightly folks! It is about midnight in Nevada Country! Now the next song is called Murder Song by Scum of the Earth! Here it is folks!" said the P.J on the radio.
The God, The gun
The Vaseline
You dirty pig I'm coming inside you
The pain, the fear
the flash, the scream
You dirty whores I'll murder all of you
I monster living sin
I hate myself the way it slips in
Taste the black it's on my lips
So I can cum again again...(1)
Gil grinned at these words. "I think this is the best place to stop." Gil said half to himself, and half to his dead stepfather in the back of the truck.
He pulled over and got out, not bothering to turn off the truck. This wouldn't take long, he hoped. He walked to the back of the truck, getting near it, he cringed his nose.
"Argh, you smell sick, old bastard." muttered Gil, jumping up on the truck and kicking the corpse as it fell onto the desert ground with a large sickly thud.
Gil jumped off after the corpse, the bucket filled with human remains on one hand and the other a large shovel (Andrew's always had a shovel in the back of the truck just in case). Gil landed beside the corpse, as he walked a few feet forward, he couldn't stop himself of kicking the corpse.
"I hope you burn in hell, Andrews," Gil hissed at the corpse. "Now that you are dead by my own hands, mother and I won't be hurt ever again! With you gone, mother will be happy again..."
Gil stabbed the hard ground with the shovel. "I will make sure on one would find your corpse for along, long time..."
The grave was now a foot deep. Gil started muttering to himself nonstop. He knew he was loosing his mind. But, he felt so free! His stepfather is forever gone! No more beatings... no more yelling.
Maybe he would make a friend this year. He didn't allow himself to make any friends, fearing that they would visit his house and find out about the abuse from his stepfather. Gil snorted at himself. Him making friends? Never. He is ghost and forever will be.
After quarter of an hour later, the grave was finished, large enough to put 2 large men lying side by side each other and deep enough that no normal person would ever dig up. Gil turned to the corpse, not bothering to pick up his useless stepfather. Instead he kicked the corpse into the grave ditch. Gil walked back, back of the truck, pulling out an extra can of gasoline and matches from the glove box. Gil started poring the gasoline onto the corpse. Finished, he light up a match. He smiled evilly.
"Say bye, bye... daddy dearest!" Gil snarled, dropping the match onto the corpse.
As the match touched the gasoline, alarge roaring fire turned to life. The fire itself was deadly, uncontrollable, and bright. Gil turned his head at one side. Looking at the fire, made him feel... something. A feeling that he had the control and a feeling of power. The smell of the burning human flesh made his body jumps in thrill. /'Where is that damn rod?' /Gil thought suddenly.
"God damn it! I forgot that rod." Gil muttered at himself again. "But no matter... I will get rid of it later..."
Snarled an unknown voice that made Gil jump. 'A mental note to self; learn a way that no one would sneak up on you.' Gil turned towards the voice. An old balding man, with dirty coveralls came to view, pointing a shot gun towards his head. Gil heard a small whine of a dog. Looking down he saw a young sheep dog sitting by the man's legs.
"I said who are you, boy! Why are you in my property? What the hell are you burning? Smells like burning flesh. Are you the one that slaughtering my cows and burning them up, huh? If you are, then I will shoot you silly!"
Gil looked at the old man, in a weird look. His stepfather does not smell like bunted cow flesh. He would know...
"What are you deaf?"
At these words, angry shot up within him. This old man reminded him so much like his stepfather for comforting. It was as if his stepfather had come back from the dead.
"Take one more step, and I will kill you." Gil said suddenly, startling the old man slightly at the tone of voice, raising the shovel in front of him. If he didn't know better this boy was telling the truth...
"Are you now..." the old man mocked him." So you do talk, huh? I don't like that tone of voice, boy. Didn't your father ever teach you to respect your elders?"
Gil spat at the old man. "My father and stepfather are dead. Good riddance of them. I hope they and you burn in hell..." Gil hissed, his eyes narrowing at the man.
The man shot him on the leg, the young dog started barking. Gil yelped at the suddenly turn of events. 'Oh fucking shit! I just got shot! Oww!' Gil thought, as he landed on his knees in pain. The old man laughed.
"That's what you get for disrespecting your elders and trespassing, boy!" snarled the old man.
Gil looked up, red fire in his eyes. He jumped up raising the shovel above his head, changing at the old man. The old man's eyes widen at the sudden movement of the boy. The old man raised his gun, shooting multiple times at the youth. All but one missed. One bullet hit Gil on his side, but the bullet didn't stop him. Ignoring the sudden pain, Gil hit the old man across the head out cold. The dog kept barking. Gil took a deep breath.
"How dare you shoot me? You will die!" He didn't stop and think. He kicked the old man into the burning fire. The man woke up in pain.
"NO! No! Please have mercy! Help me!" the man cried in agony. Gil didn't flinch of the cries.
"DIE BASTARD!" he yelled.
He watch as the man cried in pain, as he pulled himself up from the burning hole rolling around on the dirt putting the fire out. After the fire went out, his faithful dog came to him, licking his face, whining, titling its head as if knowing that its master was dying.
"Dogs are interesting creatures aren't they, old man?" Gil said limping closer at the burned man before him.
The old man wasn't recognizable. The man's whole body was covered in third degree burns, only his eyes weren't burned, staring at him fear and pain.
"Help... me..." the man whispered his breath rangy. Gil knelled beside him and shook his head slowly.
The man died.
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(1) Murder Song: singed by Scum of the Earth. idk where I got that song. I just google-d it by typing "murder" "song" "lyrics" and found it.
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Peer Reviewed Journal Articles
|Goldstein, D. , Hilliard, R. and Parker, V. (2011), "Environmental Performance and Practice Across Sectors: Methodology and Preliminary Results", Journal of Cleaner Production 19:9-10 (June-July).
Research Reports and Policy Documents
|Hilliard, R., Pal, S. and Parker, V. (2011), "EPA Cleaner Greener Production Programme: Experiences, Impacts and Outcomes for Participant Organisation", EPA Ireland. (Download the Report)
Conference Papers
|Hilliard, R. Goldstein, D. and Parker, V. (2010), "Evidence on search Routines in Small and Medium Sized Companies", Fourth International Conference on Organizational Routines, Nice, 11-12 June 2010, France.
|Goldstein, D., Hilliard, R. and Parker, V. (2008), "Organisational Capabilities for Sustainable Production", DIME International Conference, 11-13 September, Bordeaux, France.
|Hilliard, R., Goldstein, D. and Parker, V. (2007) "How are capabilities built? Practice, routine and learning". Third Routines Workshop. Strasbourg.
|Hilliard, R., Goldstein, D. and Parker, V. (2007) "Creating organisational capabilities: learning by doing". OLKC. London Ontario.
|Hilliard, R., Goldstein, D. and Parker, V. (2007) "How are Organisational Capabilities for Environmental Management and Innovation Built?", EURAM. Paris
|Hilliard, R., Goldstein, D. and Parker, V. (2007) "Environmental technology, dynamic environmental capabilities and competitiveness". Association for Evolutionary Economics. Chicago.
|Hilliard, R., Goldstein, D. and Parker, V. (2007) "The environmental performance of industry: facility impacts in a cross-sectoral model". USSE. New York.
|Parker, V. and Hilliard, R. (2005) "Do Greener Production Projects Drive Innovation? An Examination of Environmental Improvement Projects on Strategy, Technology and Change in Companies", Irish Academy of Management Conference, Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, 7-9 September.


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Justification by Faith Alone
Teaching Series by R.C. Sproul
In this series, Dr. R.C. Sproul examines justification — the way in which we are declared righteous by God — as he explains the biblical teaching regarding justification. Demonstrating that Christ's righteousness is reckoned to us by faith alone, Dr. … Learn MoreCD $38.00 $34.20 Add to Cart
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Ten 23-Minute Messages. In opposition to churchmen who argued that man is made righteous by faith and works, the Protestant Reformers fearlessly preached that by faith alone God's people are justified. With devotion to Scripture above all else, Martin Luther, … Learn MoreDVD $50.00 $45.00 Add to Cart
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R.C. looks at Biblical references and modern testimonies concerning angels. He points out that we are inclined to avoid Scriptures about angels because the concept of an invisible, spiritual realm is so difficult for us to grasp. Nevertheless, he says … Learn MoreCD $10.00 $8.00 Add to Cart
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Understanding the Gospel
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It is very common in our society to hear people claim to be proclaiming the Gospel. Unfortunately, many do not preach a complete or even correct understanding of the person of Christ and the work He has done to save … Learn More
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The Mystery of the Trinity
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Six 23-Minute Messages. Many of us, when asked about the Trinity, unknowingly offer heretical answers. Yet a proper understanding of this doctrine is essential to the health and welfare of the church. In this series, Dr. R.C. Sproul gives a … Learn MoreDVD $30.00 $27.00 Add to Cart
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Nine Marks of a Healthy Church
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Any church can be healthier and glorify God better in all that it is and does. Pastor Mark Dever suggests nine marks have grown rare in today's churches and that distinguish a healthy, biblical church from its less-healthy sisters—marks like … Learn MorePaperback $16.00 $12.80 Add to Cart
Children at the Lord's Table?: Assessing the Case for Paedocommunion
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In this series, Dr. R.C. Sproul discusses key Scriptural texts that deal with the doctrine of predestination and addresses common objections to it. He explores what the word means and how it differs from foreknowledge. He applies vital truth about … Learn More
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In this classic guide to The Westminster Confession of Faith, A.A. Hodge examines each chapter of the confession in a clear and understandable way. Learn MoreHardcover $26.00 $20.80 Add to Cart
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The Flesh is Weak
(for Fray Tomás of Guadalupe)
The orange, perfectly gilded with moonlight
in the shadowy cloister garden, felt cool
as I fondled it beneath the gaze
of Fray Tomás. "Somos dos Tomases,
somos dos solteros, somos solos
en el mundo, por amor de Dios," he
had said to me over drinks in the monastery
patio at Spanish twilight, late, after supper.
I fidgeted over my response, "Solo
en amor de Dios soy yo," and I scraped back
my wooden chair on those cooling stones
as if to get up and go, when he invited me
to see the gardens. I, in turn, invited my
sister and her husband and daughter to join us.
We all went, through the wooden gate
that he unlocked, to see the marvel
of that orange tree that he then bid me touch,
and I did, the cool brightness
of Blood Oranges hanging from limbs—
almost was too much for me. And then,
as quickly as we had entered, he
ushered us out through the dark, short
tunnel back to'rd that gate to the world
of the public, away from what we
weren't officially allowed to see.
My sister ducked through with her family,
and then he kissed me. This man
who said he had been placed in the care
of his brother monks when he was an early teen
by his mother who wanted to save him
from the civil war's atrocities, "solo
en el mundo, por amor de Dios,"
put his hands on my face and kissed me.
I saw him at mass the next morning,
and he smiled down at his sandals
as I passed and entered the sanctuary.
TRANSLATIONS: "Somos dos Tomases,
somos dos solteros, somos solos en el mundo, por amor de Dios,"
= We are two Thomases, we are two bachelors, we are alone in the world, for the love of God.
en amor de Dios soy yo,"
= Alone in love of God am I
"solo en el mundo, por amor de Dios"
= alone in the world, for the love of God


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tom Brady threw for 236 yards and two touchdowns, and the defending AFC champion New England Patriots routed the Tennessee Titans 34-13 for their ninth straight season-opening win Sunday.
The Patriots ruined Jake Locker's debut as Tennessee's starter, sacking him twice and forcing two turnovers. New England rookie Dont'a Hightower returned Locker's fumble 6 yards for a TD in his own debut, and Stevan Ridley ran for 125 yards and a TD.
New England even knocked Locker out of the game in the fourth quarter. He hurt his left shoulder tackling safety Patrick Chung on a fumble return officials should have whistled dead as an incomplete pass to Titans receiver Nate Washington, who also was hurt on the play. Matt Hasselbeck replaced Locker.
The best Tennessee could do was bloody Brady's nose when defensive end Kamerion Wimbley sacked the two-time NFL MVP in the second quarter.
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Genomics & Health Weekly Update
This weekly update provides information about the impact of human genomic research on disease prevention & population health. Learn more about the Genomics & Health Weekly Update.
Thursday, March 10, 2011 Volume 26 Number 10
Genomics & Health Impact Update Coming Soon
Starting March 24 2011, the Genomics & Health Weekly Update will have a new name – Genomics & Health Impact Update –and a new mission. The update will focus on genomic information that has more direct impact on policy and practice. We will highlight news and information on evidence for new genomic tests and other applications, the use of family health history in practice, policy and legislation, clinical and public health programs as well as data and statistics on the impact of genomic information on population health. From time to time, we will also have a genomics and health impact blog to share ideas and opinions and get input from our readers. We hope the new Genomics & Health Impact Update will be informative and useful to practitioners, policy makers, and consumers, and researchers. Look for the new update this month. We welcome your comments. Please send to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
- New publication of interest published in PloS Currents: Evidence on Genomic Tests: Fecal DNA testing for Colorectal Cancer Screening: the ColoSure™ test. Authors: Ned RM, Melillo S and Marrone M.
Genomics In The News
- The following are headlines from on-line news articles published during the past week.
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Routine DNA repair test recommended for bowel cancer, Medical News Today, March 10
ADAM-12 gene could hold key to cancer, arthritis and cardiac treatments, Science Daily, March 8
New large-scale prostate cancer genome project, PHG Foundation, March 7
Buddy Check 6: DNA test could determine if cancer patients will need chemo, WJBF TV, March 7
Critical step towards DNA test to detect early bowel cancer, Medical News Today, March 4
Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center launches online genetic research tool, Vanderbilt University, March 3
Cardiovascular Disease
13 new heart-disease-associated gene sites identified, Medical News Today, March 7
Scientists discover SNPs linked with high risk of sick sinus syndrome, News-Medical.Net, March 6
Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues (ELSI)
FDA panel supports medical supervision of all genetic testing, PHG Foundation, March 10
Advisory committee tells FDA clinical genetic tests should only be provided through Docs, not DTC, Genome Web, March 9 [by free subscription only]
Genetic tests sold direct to consumers should be supervised by doctors says FDA panel, Medical News Today, March 9
Calls for strict regulation of direct-to-consumer genetic testing, PHG Foundation, March 6
U.S. experts to weigh consumer gene test standards, Alert Net, March 4
Genetic Testing
Whole-genome sequencing could complement GWAS to find rare variants associated with disease risk, Genome Web, March 8 [by free subscription only]
Making genome sequencing part of clinical care, Technology Review, March 8
Breakthrough: New blood test takes risk out of Down's testing, Medical News Today, March 7
Community commentary: Knowing your genetic risk can save your life, Daily Pilot, March 5
Personalized Medicine
Combining genomics and current medicines holds great promise for personalized cancer therapy, Medical News Today, March 4
UAE to host HGM 2011, WAM, March 9
World record for DNA analysis, Medical News Today, March 9
Improving understanding of genetic mechanisms of severe bone disease, Medical News Today, March 7
Gene responsible for severe osteoporosis disorder discovered, Science Daily, March 6
New research could bring gene therapy a step closer for Rett syndrome, an incurable genetic disorder, Medical News Today, March 6
Scientists shed light on future of genomics, NIH record, March 4
Genomics in the Scientific Literature
Topics in the Scientific Literature
Breast cancer screening in BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers after risk reducing salpingo-oophorectomy
Fakkert IE, et al.
Breast Cancer Res Treat 2011 Mar
Cancer genomics: from discovery science to personalized medicine
Chin L, et al.
Nat Med 2011 Mar;17(3):297-303
Cognitive, emotional and behavioral impact of an uncertain outcome after study of BRCA1/2: review of the literature
Leblond D, et al.
Bull Cancer 2011 Feb
Development and Evaluation of a Decision Aid for BRCA Carriers with Breast Cancer
Culver JO, et al.
J Genet Couns 2011 Mar
Effectiveness of alternating mammography and magnetic resonance imaging for screening women with deleterious BRCA mutations at high risk of breast cancer
Le-Petross HT, et al.
Cancer 2011 Mar
Fecal DNA testing for Colorectal Cancer Screening: the ColoSure™ test
Ned RM., Melillo, S and Marrone M.
PLoS Curr. 2011 March 8.
Genetic variants in urinary bladder cancer: collective power of the "wimp SNPs"
Golka K, et al.
Arch Toxicol 2011 Mar
Cardiovascular Disease
A genome-wide association study in Europeans and South Asians identifies five new loci for coronary artery disease
Peden JF, et al.
Nat Genet 2011 Mar
Genome-wide association identifies a susceptibility locus for coronary artery disease in the Chinese Han population
Wang F, et al.
Nat Genet 2011 Mar
Genome-Wide Association Studies in Atherosclerosis
Sivapalaratnam S, et al.
Curr Atheroscler Rep 2011 Mar
Large-scale association analysis identifies 13 new susceptibility loci for coronary artery disease
Schunkert H, et al.
Nat Genet 2011 Mar
Subjects with Molecularly Defined Familial Hypercholesterolemia or Familial Defective apoB-100 Are Not Being Adequately Treated
Leren TP & Berge KE
PLoS One 2011;6(2):e16721
Chronic Disease
Glaucoma database
K R, et al.
Bioinformation 2011;5(9):398-9
An Updated Genetic Score Based on 34 Confirmed Type 2 Diabetes Loci Is Associated With Diabetes Incidence and Regression to Normoglycemia in the Diabetes Prevention Program
Hivert MF, et al.
Diabetes 2011 Mar
Genomics: Drugs, diabetes and cancer
Birnbaum MJ & Shaw RJ
Nature 2011 Feb;470(7334):338-9
Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues (ELSI)
An Updated Genetic Score Based on 34 Confirmed Type 2 Diabetes Loci Is Associated With Diabetes Incidence and Regression to Normoglycemia in the Diabetes Prevention Program
Hivert MF, et al.
Diabetes 2011 Mar
Genomics: Drugs, diabetes and cancer
Birnbaum MJ & Shaw RJ
Nature 2011 Feb;470(7334):338-9
Family History
Adding familial risk assessment to faecal occult blood test can increase the effectiveness of population-based colorectal cancer screening
Dekker N, et al.
Eur J Cancer 2011 Feb
Incidence and mortality in epithelial ovarian cancer by family history of any cancer
Hemminki K, et al.
Cancer 2011 Mar
Genetic Testing
Genetic counselor opinions of, and experiences with telephone communication of BRCA1/2 test results
Bradbury AR, et al.
Clin Genet 2011 Feb;79(2):125-31
Genetic testing for potentially lethal, highly treatable inherited cardiomyopathies/channelopathies in clinical practice
Tester DJ & Ackerman MJ
Circulation 2011 Mar;123(9):1021-37
Teaching About Genetic Testing Issues in the Undergraduate Classroom: A Case Study
Rogers JC & Taylor AT
J Genet Couns 2011 Mar
Translational aspects of genetic factors in the prediction of drug response variability: a case study of warfarin pharmacogenomics in a multi-ethnic cohort from Asia
Chan SL, et al.
Pharmacogenomics J 2011 Mar
Neurologic Conditions
Genetics of Alzheimer's disease: new evidences for an old hypothesis?
Lambert JC & Amouyel P
Curr Opin Genet Dev 2011 Mar
Newborn Screening
Heterogeneity of hemoglobin H disease in childhood
Lal A, et al.
N Engl J Med 2011 Feb;364(8):710-8
Newborn screening for alpha-thalassemia--keeping up with globalization
Benz EJ Jr
N Engl J Med 2011 Feb;364(8):770-1
Barking up the wrong genome - we are not alone
Li-Wan-Po A & Farndon P
J Clin Pharm Ther 2011 Apr;36(2):125-7
Clinical Usefulness of Limited Sampling Strategies for Estimating AUC of Proton Pump Inhibitors
Niioka T
Yakugaku Zasshi 2011 Mar;131(3):407-13
Disposition of metformin: Variability due to polymorphisms of organic cation transporters
Zolk O
Ann Med 2011 Mar
Drug hypersensitivity: pharmacogenetics and clinical syndromes
Phillips EJ, et al.
J Allergy Clin Immunol 2011 Mar;127(3 Suppl):S60-6
From evidence based medicine to mechanism based medicine. Reviewing the role of pharmacogenetics
Wilffert B, et al.
Int J Clin Pharm 2011 Feb;33(1):3-9
Pharmacogenetics of alcohol, nicotine and drug addiction treatments
Sturgess JE, et al.
Addict Biol 2011 Mar
Pharmacogenomics in a community pharmacy: ACT now
Padgett L, et al.
J Am Pharm Assoc (2003) 2011 Mar-2011 Apr;51(2):189-93
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I thought these guys broke up like a year ago? Super glad I was wrong. =]
i like what i've heard of these guys. i'm sure i'll make time to check this out at some point.
yay! tru em00 4 lyf!
false emo fuck the guy who posted this
I sure hope it's better than their older stuff.
Edit:Four songs in and I'm digging this a lot
Digging: Few And Far Between - Three
Have yet to listen to it, but I read it has less horns. I'm sad already.
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"Maybe People Do Change" is the best.
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School of Healthcare Studies Annual Research Conference 2010
Friday 19th November 2010
Conference Programme
Location: All Nations Centre
Morning session
9.00am Registration - Reception Area
Main Auditorium
9.20am Chair's Introduction
Professor Patricia Price , Head of School
9.30am Key Note Speaker – Lynne Thomas
Involving People
10.35am Refreshment – Reception Area
10.50am Key Note Speaker – Andrew Carson-Stevens
Wales Healthcare Student Forum
12.00noon Poster Session (continues over lunch)
Introduced by Dr Valerie Sparkes
12.30pm Lunch – Reception Area
1.15pm Afternoon Seminars
Seminar 1a - Main Auditorium
- Nina Cogger - Focus/group interviewing, the practical pro's and con's of using this method
This seminar will be about sharing my experiences of organising and running a small focus group with student OTs, what worked, what didn't work, why I chose this method and what I did with the data
- Alison Seymour - The art of interviewing in qualitative research
This presentation will be based on the method I used in my MSc dissertation entitled 'A qualitative investigation into how Problem -based Learning impacts on the development of team working skills in occupational therapy students'
Seminar 1b - Muller Room
- Hanan Khalil – 'The use of a home based exercise DVD in people with Huntington's Disease: User prespectives'
Physiotherapy intervention or individualised exercise instruction on a regular basis may be desirable for people with HD. Sustained interventions, however, may not be the most feasible or cost effective strategy for life-long disease management. It is therefore critical for healthcare professionals to find ways to facilitate engagement in independent exercise programmes that are suitable and acceptable to the user. The technology capabilities of DVD (use of sub-titles, music and rhythm, demonstration and structuring of content) make it a useful format to facilitate usability for people who have motivational and cognitive problems such as people with HD. The aim of the study was to explore how people with Huntington's disease (HD) and their carers used an exercise DVD to support their engagement in an independent home exercise programme and how it was perceived.
- Una Jones - Respiratory function in people with Huntington's disease
This is a cross sectional study looking for differences in respiratory function in people with Huntington's disease compared to people without the condition. The presentation will include a background to the study and preliminary findings. Preliminary findings will focus on changes in respiratory function through the progression of the disease and the relationship between respiratory function and physical activity.
Seminar 1c Wallis Room
- Paul Hennessy - Have you really washed your hands?
Covert approaches to data collection can be seen by some as unethical.
Paul will illustrate, using an example from his own research, how sometimes it is the only way.
- Nick Courtier - Investigating radiotherapy-related fatigue: observational and experimental approaches
Nick will present a body of research investigating radiotherapy-related fatigue, via both observational and experimental approaches. This work will provide a context to consider the relative merits of both approaches in health research and challenge a rigid hierarchy of designs.
2.15pm Refreshments – Reception Area
2.30pm Afternoon Seminars
Seminar 2a - Main Auditorium
- Deb Hearle - Exploring the Occupations of Older Adults in a Residential Care Home
This seminar will discuss a project which explored the types of occupations undertaken by older adults in residential care homes.
The methodological approaches of narrative and observation will be explained together with how these were utilised and data analysed to identify barriers and facilitators of occupational participation and adaptation.
- Richard Day - Using a 'dangerous' placebo
The term 'Placebo' has long been used to indicate the inactive treatment option provided within clinical trials testing an active ingredient. However, when it comes to reviewing studies conclusions 'placebo' may not be as inert as first thought. Using recent research Richard will demonstrate the importance of increasing our awareness of placebo use, within our own research and also when critically reviewing others studies.
Seminar 2b Muller Room
- Paul Rimmer - Muscular Fatigue: Methods for Assessing fatigue and Implications for Anterior Cruciate Ligament injury
The areas covered in this seminar relate to muscular fatigue, especially defining muscular fatigue and methods for assessing muscular fatigue in both the research and clinical setting. Discussion will also centre on why fatigue is an important, and yet often overlooked factor, while assessing patients' rehabilitation.
- Dawn Pickering and Karen Visser – Pedal Power pilot study: preliminary findings
The Pedal Power Research Pilot project is a 3 year project and has been running for 18 months. Children with Cerebral Palsy who attend the voluntary project in Cardiff 'Pedal Power' volunteered to take part. Muscle strength and muscle length measures were taken at the beginning and end of 6 sessions of adapted dynamic cycling. Interviews were carried out with the child and family about this cycling experience. Preliminary findings of the data collected so far will be presented.
Seminar 2c Wallis Room
- Valerie Sparkes - Abdominal Muscle Activity and Lower Limb Forces When Walking With Nordic Walking Poles
This study was conducted by 2 BSc students (Lucy Warren, Katie Whitehouse) and aimed to look at the difference in abdominal muscle internal and external oblique and vertical ground reaction forces when walking with and without Nordic Walking Poles. This presentation will inform you about the training using Nordic walking poles, the methods and the results of the study.
- Lauren Evans – Issues in a Radiotherapy Department of dealing with patients with pacemakers.
This session will look at the measures taken by clinical staff to deal with those patients undergoing radiotherapy who have been fitted with a pacemaker device.
3.30pm Finish