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The University's educational mission is promoted and fostered by an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect. Trust and respect are diminished when those in positions of authority abuse, or appear to abuse, their power. Faculty/university supervisory staff exercise appropriate power over students/subordinate staff, whether in praising or criticizing them, evaluating them, recommending them for their further studies and/or continued or future employment. Sexual relationships between faculty members/supervisors and their students/staff can compromise the professional responsibility which faculty members/supervisors have for students/staff members. Such relationships also compromise the ability to exercise appropriate power in relationships under circumstances in which voluntary consent is, at best, suspect. In fact, legal precedent exists in which the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that "common sense, reason, and the good judgment" should alert professors that sexual relationships between professors and their students could be cause for termination. (Korf v. Ball State University)
Other students, faculty, and staff may be affected by such behavior because it places the faculty member/supervisor in a position to favor one of their student's/staff member's interest at the expense of others and implicitly makes obtaining benefits contingent on sexual favors. Such relationships between faculty/supervisors and their students/subordinates outside the instructional context can also present difficulties. Therefore, the University strongly recommends against a faculty member or supervisor engaging in sexual or otherwise seductive behaviors with students enrolled in their classes or students or staff subject to their supervision, even when both parties appear to have consented to the relationship. When a sexual relationship exists, effective steps should be taken by the faculty member or staff supervisor to ensure unbiased evaluation or supervision of the student or staff. Failure to do so will merit university sanction, not excluding the possibility of loss of employment.
PART I: THE POLICY: Misericordia University supports the principle that its students, faculty, and staff have a right to be free from discrimination, harassment, or violence founded on gender. Harassment on the basis of sex is a violation of Section 703 of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, of Title IX, Educational Amendments of 1972, the Civil Rights Act of 1991, and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act, 43 PA Cons. Stat. Section 95160.
This Policy applies to all employees, students, clinical and practicum supervisors, contracted services employees, and the Board of Trustees of Misericordia University. It covers conduct occurring both on campus and at off-campus, university related events. Harassment may occur between males and females or between members of the same sex.
Sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other speech or conduct of a sexual nature constitutes sexual harassment when:
1. Such advances or requests are made under circumstances implying that one's response might affect academic personnel decisions that are subject to the influence of the person making the proposal; or
2. Such speech or conduct is directed against another and is either abusive or severely humiliating, or persists despite the objection of the person targeted by the speech or conduct; or
3. Such speech or conduct when it is persistent, pervasive and not germane to the matter at hand, is reasonably regarded as offensive and impairs the academic or work opportunity of students, colleagues, or co-workers.
Because of the nature of sexual harassment, it is important to note that the University has other policies which interface with the Policy Statement on Sexual Harassment. These include the most recent copies of the Sexual Assault/Misconduct Policy, the Professional Ethics Statement and Faculty Grievance Procedure: Full-time Faculty Handbook, Misericordia University Affirmative Action Policy, the Student Handbook and the Human Resources Policies and Procedures Manual. Please note that sexual assault is addressed in the University's sexual assault policy.
As part of the University commitment to a pro-active stance regarding the prevention of sexual harassment, all members of the University community are required to attend an educational session on sexual harassment which will be offered as part of faculty, staff, and student orientations. Opportunities for further training will be provided regularly for university students and personnel. In addition, every member of the university community will receive written information regarding sexual harassment including a copy of this policy.
A. Overview: The purpose of this policy statement on sexual harassment is to recognize the importance of education, prevention, and due process in dealing with sexual harassment policy and process. The support of a pro-active approach includes:
1. distribution of this policy statement to all current and new members of the University community in a format which is easily understood;
2. provision of workshop discussions, lectures, and other educational programs on an on-going basis which are available to members of the University community;
3. access to a set of procedures which attempts to insure just treatment of all parties should a complaint of sexual harassment arise.
Confidentiality is an important consideration in the implementation of the policy. Understanding the nature of confidentiality at each stage can help to protect all parties, ward off retaliation, and control adverse publicity.
All complaints of sexual harassment are treated seriously. Complaints affect both parties and may have a negative impact on performance. Making false charges of sexual harassment is considered a serious offense and will be subject to disciplinary action.
B. Procedure: The emphasis of this policy statement is to seek resolution rather than retribution. The policy is structured to encourage its use by members of the university community and to discourage its use as a weapon against the innocent. The procedure includes four consecutive stages: Information Stage, Informal Resolution Stage, Informal Complaint Stage, and Formal Complaint Stage. There are opportunities for education and resolution beginning at the Informal Stage. Every effort should be made to resolve a complaint at the lowest level possible. While any individual involved in an incident of alleged sexual harassment reserves the right to pursue the matter before governmental agencies or in the courts, these avenues, which are potentially lengthy and costly, may be avoided through appropriate and effective internal guidelines, procedures and remedies. This policy represents such an internal alternative.
1. Information Stage: Anyone may seek advice, information or counseling on matters related to sexual harassment without having to lodge a complaint. Persons who feel they are being sexually harassed, or are uncertain as to whether what they are experiencing is sexual harassment, are encouraged to talk with a member of the university community with whom they feel comfortable. Staff of the university Counseling Office or the Department of Human Resources are among those who can offer such assistance.
2. Informal Resolution Stage: An initial course of action for any faculty, staff, or student who feels that s/he is being sexually harassed is for that person to tell or otherwise inform the Alleged Sexual Harasser that the conduct is unwelcome and must stop. Should the Complainant determine the reprisal has followed this course of action, the Complainant should notify Pamela Parsnik.
In some circumstances Informal Resolution may not be feasible, may be unsuccessful, or the individual experiencing what is believed to be sexual harassment may be uncomfortable dealing with the matter in this manner.
3. Informal Complaint Stage: If there is no satisfactory resolution or the Complainant is uncomfortable dealing with the Alleged Sexual Harasser, then the Complainant may bring the allegation of sexual harassment to the attention of the individual designated to handle such complaints, the (Sexual Harassment Complaint Resolution Officer), SHO.
The initial discussion between the Complainant and the SHO should be kept confidential, with no written record. The Complainant should verbally present the complaint as promptly as possible after the alleged sexual harassment occurs. After the initial meeting, if the Complainant wishes to proceed further in the process, the Complainant must file with the SHO a written statement of the act or acts alleged to constitute sexual harassment. One consequence of the failure to present a complaint promptly is that it may preclude recourse to legal procedure should the Complainant decide to pursue that route at a later date.
The Complainant has a full year from the date of the alleged harassment to decide whether to file a written complaint with the SHO. If the complainant determines to proceed at any time during that period, the Complainant should submit a written statement to the SHO, specifically detailing the facts which are alleged to constitute sexual harassment. No later than five (5) working days following the submission of the complainant's written statement, the SHO will complete and disseminate the Sexual Harassment Information Report (See Appendix B). Dissemination of information relating to the case should be on a need to know basis in the judgment of the SHO, in order that the right to confidentiality of all individuals is safeguarded as fully as possible.
No later than five (5) working days following the submission of the complainant's written statement, the SHO should inform the Alleged Sexual Harasser of the allegation and of the identity of the complainant. The written statement of the complaint should be given to the Alleged Sexual Harasser. Every effort should be made to protect the complainant from retaliatory action by the Alleged Sexual Harasser. The nature of such prohibited retaliatory action (i.e., "reprisals") is described in the Glossary of this document.
A Complainant whose allegations are found to be both false and brought with malicious intent will be subject to disciplinary action.
Promptly after a written complaint is submitted, the SHO should initiate whatever steps s/he deems appropriate to effect an informal resolution of the complaint acceptable to both parties. Appropriate records are kept in a locked file in the office of the SHO and are not disseminated in any form except as noted above. The purpose of these records is to assist in the investigation of any repeated or persistent complaints against individual persons or by individual persons.
4. Formal Complaint Stage: If either party is not satisfied with the informal resolution of the complaint, or is not satisfied with the progress of the Informal Complaint Stage, s/he may make a written request to the SHO for a formal hearing by a Sexual Harassment Review Committee. Following this written request, the SHO will initiate the formal complaint stage process.
There is no standing Sexual Harassment Review Committee hereafter referred to as the Committee. Instead an ad hoc committee will be convened each time a hearing is required. The composition of each committee will vary depending on the status of the Complainant and the Alleged Sexual Harasser. The five member Committee shall consist of members of the university community. One person will be chosen by the Complainant. One person will be chosen by the Complainant. One person will be chosen by the Alleged Sexual Harasser. One person will be chosen by the President or the President's designee, unless the President is a party to the complaint in which case the Chair of the Board of Trustees will make the selection. One person will be chosen by the Dean/Vice President to whom the Alleged Sexual Harasser reports. One person will be chosen by the Chair of the Faculty Senate, the Chair of the Staff Council or the President of the Student Government Association, depending on the status of the Complainant. A Chair, other than a student, will be selected by the Committee from among its membership. The committee must be seated, the chair selected, and the hearing process initiated within ten (10) working days of the request for a formal hearing.
The Chair is responsible for taping the hearing and ensuring that a verbatim transcript is created and that both the tapes and transcript are stored in a locked file in the Human Resources office. Confidentiality will be maintained to the highest degree possible, and no records will be surrendered unless subpoenaed. The Committee is responsible for assessing the validity of the sexual harassment complaint based upon a review of the facts and circumstances. Finally, the Committee, devoid of powers of enforcement, can recommend sanctions or solutions to the President, or his or her designee.
A maximum of nine people may attend the entire hearing including the five Committee members, the Alleged Sexual Harasser and a support person and the Complainant and a support person. Support persons cannot be legal counsel to these individuals. At this stage of resolution of the complaint, there must be an effort to settle the complaint based on this Policy. Witnesses called by either side will be present only while providing testimony. Neither party is precluded from choosing legal recourse at a later date. However, should either the Alleged Sexual Harasser or the Complainant wish to move immediately to legal recourse, the internal process will terminate in order to avoid simultaneous duplicate processes.
The hearing commences with the Chair calling the meeting to order, introducing the panel members, and reading the complaint. The past sexual history of the Complainant is not matter for consideration in the course of the hearing. The Chair then instructs the Complainant to describe her/his complaint, providing any available evidence, and calling witnesses if desired. After hearing the Complainant, the Chair instructs the Alleged Sexual Harasser to respond following the same format. Both the Complainant and the Alleged Sexual Harasser may question each other as well as the witnesses. During or following both presentations, any member of the committee may question either party and any witnesses who offered evidence. The purpose of the questions is to clarify information which has been presented, and to gather any additional, pertinent information which committee members may need. After the Chair and participants determine that the discussion has covered all the relevant points of the matter, the Chair will bring the hearing to a close. Everyone but the Committee members will leave the room. In a non-taped discussion, the Committee will discuss the matter, arrive at its position, develop possible solutions and/or recommended sanctions to be presented to the President, or his or her designee. A formal report will be written by the Chair and distributed to the Complainant, Alleged Sexual Harasser, President or his/her designee, the SHO and the Human Resources Office within five (5) working days of the completion of the Committee's deliberations.
A complaint that is withdrawn by the Complainant at any point in the Formal Complaint Stage will require the Chair to secure a signed withdrawal by the Complainant indicating that s/he voluntarily decided not to pursue the matter.
In the event of a withdrawn complaint during the Formal Complaint Stage, and absent a mutually agreed upon resolution between the Complainant and the Alleged Sexual Harasser, the Committee's report will summarize the complaint and related information and, if deemed appropriate, suggest possible solutions and/or recommended sanctions to be presented to the President, or her/his designee. The Committee's report will summarize the complaint and make recommendations, but the Committee does not have the authority to impose sanctions.
In a complaint where the President is the Complainant or the Alleged Sexual Harasser, or where a conflict of interest exists, the report will be sent to the Board of Trustees alone.
The President (or the Board of Trustees, if that is the appropriate body) can adopt, reject or modify the recommendation of the Committee as deemed appropriate. Such action must be taken within five (5) working days of the Committee's recommendation to the President (or to the Board of Trustees if that is the appropriate body). A copy of the President's decision (or the decision of the Board of Trustees if that is the appropriate body) will be provided to the Complainant, the Alleged Sexual Harasser, and the appropriate Dean/Vice President(s) no later than two (2) days following the decision.
5. Appeal Stage: In the event that the resolution, recommendation, and/or sanctions are considered unjust by either the Alleged Sexual Harasser or the Complainant, an appeal (grievance) may be submitted to the Board of Trustees.
This Policy should not preclude the governance of the university from investigating alleged sexual harassment abuses absent a complaint, and disciplining employees and students should such abuses be proved to be factual.Revised 10-11-02


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Alomar, Blyleven, Gillick Thrill Cooperstown Crowd At Class of 2011 Hall of Fame Induction
50 Hall of Famers, Fans of All Nationalities Celebrate Newest Hall of Famers
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – The National Pastime took on a decidedly international flavor in the heart of America on Sunday at the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
But for Class of 2011 members Roberto Alomar, Bert Blyleven and Pat Gillick – and the estimated 17,500 fans in Cooperstown – the language of baseball needed no translator.
Baseball's most exclusive club welcomed its newest members Sunday, with the biggest names the game has ever known right there to see it. Fifty Hall of Famers graced the stage in Cooperstown on Sunday during the annual Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony as Roberto Alomar, Bert Blyleven and Pat Gillick were inducted as the Class of 2011 in front of a cheering crowd and a nation of supporters watching from home live on MLB Network, and around the world through international affiliates.
Alomar, a native of Puerto Rico, was cheered on by a vocal section of followers from his home country, who waved Puerto Rican flags and chanted his name. At the same time, Toronto Blue Jays fans – many wearing their No. 12 "Alomar" jerseys – welcomed the first Jays player into the Hall of Fame. Alomar becomes the first player enshrined in the Hall of Fame with a Blue Jays logo on his Hall of Fame plaque.
Alomar began his speech with comments in Spanish, acknowledging that English is his second language.
"My time in Toronto was the best of my career," Alomar said. "I am so proud to represent you in Cooperstown as first Blue Jay inducted into the Hall of Fame. I want to say to Puerto Rico, Canadians and the game of baseball: You are my life and my love."
Gillick, who served as the Blue Jays general manager for 17 seasons, remains a hero in Canada for taking the Toronto franchise from expansion team to World Series winner.
"I want to thank all of the Canadian fans that made the trip to Cooperstown," Gillick said.
Blyleven became the first Holland-born player enshrined in the Hall of Fame. His parents immigrated from The Netherlands to Canada in the 1950s, then moved to Southern California. The affable former pitcher, now a Minnesota Twins broadcaster, left the crowd laughing several times with his self-effacing humor.
"I'm very proud to be the first Dutchman elected to the Hall of Fame," Blyleven said. "And Robbie, don't worry, many people say English is my second language too."
On a perfect summer day in Cooperstown, the highlights were numerous::
**The 2011 Award Winners were honored on the Induction Ceremony stage, as J.G. Taylor Spink Award winner Bill Conlin (honored for writing), Buck O'Neil Lifetime Achievement Award winner Roland Hemond and Ford C. Frick Award winner Dave Van Horne (honored for broadcasting) acknowledged the crowd. The Award Winners accepted their honors on Saturday during the inaugural Hall of Fame Awards Presentation at Doubleday Field.
**Former teammates and friends of the inductees were on hand at the Induction Ceremony, including former Blue Jays and Braves manager Bobby Cox, who sat next to Braves executive John Schuerholz during the Ceremony; Jim Kaat and Tony Oliva, former teammates of Blyleven with the Twins; Roberto Alomar's brother and former teammate Sandy Alomar Jr.; Mike Veeck, the son Hall of Famer Bill Veeck; and Detroit Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski.
**Fans heard from several Hall of Famers during the Ceremony, including Orlando Cepeda, Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry on the Giants 2010 World Series championship; and George Brett, Dave Winfield and Robin Yount on Derek Jeter's successful conquest of the 3,000-hit milestone.
**Twelve-year-old Anthony Gargiula of Glenmont, N.Y., returned to the Induction Ceremony for the second year in a row to provide a moving rendition of the United States National Anthem..
**During the introduction of returning Hall of Famers, thunderous standing ovations came for Rickey Henderson, Juan Marichal and Paul Molitor, among others. Forty-seven Hall of Famers, not including the Class of 2011, returned to Cooperstown to watch the Induction Ceremony.
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Combination of Antidepressants and Fingolimod Relapsing-remitting Multiple Sclerosis (RRMS) Patients With Depression (REGAIN)
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This is a prospective, multi-center, open-label study in Relapsing-remitting Multiple Sclerosis (RRMS) patients with mild to moderate depression treated with selected serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI) or serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRI) antidepressants over 16 weeks as add-on to fingolimod treatment. It is designed to evaluate the safety and tolerability of this combination in this patient population based on an immunomodulatory treatment with fingolimod.
Relapsing-remitting Multiple Sclerosis
Drug: Fingolimod plus Venlafaxine
Drug: Fingolimod plus Fluoxetine
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A 21-week, Multicenter, Open Label Study to Evaluate the Safety and Tolerability Profile of the Combination of a SSRI or SNRI Antidepressive Therapy With Oral Fingolimod in the Treatment of RRMS Patients With Mild to Moderate Depression
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MedlinePlus related topics: Antidepressants Multiple Sclerosis
Drug Information available for: Fluoxetine Fluoxetine hydrochloride Venlafaxine Venlafaxine hydrochloride Fingolimod Fingolimod hydrochlorideU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Novartis:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Safety and tolerability profile of the combination therapy of an antidepressant type SSRI or SNRI with oral fingolimod with respect to adverse events and laboratory parameters [ Time Frame: 18 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|November 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|September 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: Fingolimod plus Fluoxetine
|Drug: Fingolimod plus Fluoxetine
|Experimental: Fingolimod plus Venlafaxine
|Drug: Fingolimod plus Venlafaxine
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 65 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Subjects with relapsing remitting MS defined by 2010 revised McDonald criteria (see Appendix 4)
- Patients with Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) score of 0-6.5 (see Appendix 8)
- Patients with high disease activity despite treatment with a disease modifying therapy (> 1 relapse in the previous year, > 9 hyperintense T2 lesions or > 1 Gd-enhancing lesion or "non-responding" which could be defined as unchanged or increased relapse rate or ongoing severe relapses compared to previous year)or patients with rapidly evolving severe RRMS (e.g. > 2 relapses with disease progression in one year and > 1 Gd-enhancing lesion or with a significant increase in T2 lesions compared to a recent MRI)
- Depression according to ICD-10 criteria
- Mild-moderate depression assessed by BDI-II score between 14-28 inclusively measured before study inclusion and before fingolimod is administered
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with a history of chronic disease of the immune system other than MS which requires systemic immunosuppressive treatment, or a known immunodeficiency syndrome. Patients with Crohns disease or ulcerative colitis are excluded without exception
- History or presence of malignancy (other than localized basal or squamous cell carcinoma of the skin)
- Patients with active systemic bacterial, viral or fungal infections, or known to have AIDS, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C infection or to have positive HIV antibody, Hepatitis B surface antigen or Hepatitis C antibody tests
- Negative for varicella-zoster virus IgG antibodies at Screening
- Patients who expect to be treated with any disease modifying drugs (DMD) during the study (i.e. IFN-β, glatiramer acetate); however no washout is needed for DMDs prior to start of fingolimod
- Patients who are or have been treated with:
- immunoglobulins and/or monoclonal antibodies (including natalizumab) within 3 months prior to start of fingolimod
- Systemically applied corticosteroids or adrenocorticotropic hormones (ACTH) within 1 month prior to start of fingolimod (nevertheless, topical application is permitted);
- Immunosuppressive medications such as azathioprine or methotrexate, within 3 months prior to start of fingolimod;
- Cyclophosphamid and mitoxantrone within 6 months prior to start of fingolimod
- cladribine at any time
- current psychological or pharmacological treatment for depression (MAO inhibitors in particular), a washout period of 1 month prior start of fingolimod is required
- current treatment with linezolid, a washout period of 1 month prior start of fingolimod is required
Other protocol-defined inclusion/exclusion criteria may apply
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01436643
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|Study First Received:
|September 16, 2011
|Last Updated:
|January 17, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Germany: Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices
Keywords provided by Novartis:
Multiple Sclerosis
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Depressive Disorder
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis, Relapsing-Remitting
Behavioral Symptoms
Mood Disorders
Mental Disorders
Pathologic Processes
Demyelinating Autoimmune Diseases, CNS
Autoimmune Diseases of the Nervous System
Nervous System Diseases
Demyelinating Diseases
Autoimmune Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Serotonin Uptake Inhibitors
Neurotransmitter Uptake Inhibitors
Neurotransmitter Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Serotonin Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Antidepressive Agents, Second-Generation
Antidepressive Agents
Psychotropic Drugs
Central Nervous System Agents
Therapeutic Uses
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It was supposed to be a fun outing in the Florida Everglades for Scott Schreck and his family. They were in from Ohio, and took a friends airboat out to see gators and catch some fish.
Schreck, 44, his wife Carrie and his three young sons took off from Tamiami Trail around noon Thursday. He said he was headed back to the boat ramp around 5 p.m. when he missed the narrow airboat trail and ended up stuck in a marsh.
The family ended up spending a cold, wet, scary night in the Everglades with mosquitoes, alligators and other wildlife.
After a harrowing 20 hours in the swamp, the family was rescued and taken to Kendall Regional Medical Center to get checked out.
Schreck, an avid outdoorsman, later met with the South Florida media to talk about his ordeal.
You need to know that area, he said.
On the way back, the boat got wedged in vegetation about 10 miles north of the Tamiami Trail. He couldnt power it out of the mess.
These boats spin very easily, but at that point we couldnt get out.
Wearing camouflaged shorts, a T-shirt, tennis shoes, a lifejacket and a baseball cap topped by a battery powered headlight, he got out of the boat and began cutting trees and plastic bags for some makeshift shelter.
The lifejackets kept us warm and we huddled together.
The family played charades to pass the time.
Though he admitted to feeling a bit scared at one point, Schreck said his primary concerns were surviving and protecting his family just surviving, keeping them warm, he said. I was just worried about them.
Kids fell asleep
Though Schreck and his wife spent most of the night awake and huddled around the boat, he said their children Drew, 9, Luke, 7, and Zane, 3 were able to sleep despite the heavy rain.
Kids slept, he said. I made a little lean-to over the top of the airboat, put a box in there, set it up, kept the rain off, put a whole bunch of lifejackets on top.
The mosquitoes were unrelenting. At three oclock, Shreck said he heard an airboat going back and forth nearby. He shot a flare into the sky. No one spotted him.
When one of his rescuers later told him about the dangers of getting lost in the vast swamp, thats when it hit me, Schreck said. But, he said, you have to be strong.
He said he didnt panic.
We saw more alligators than we could count. So, that was cool.
Rescuers from Miami-Dade Fire and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation found the family around 1 p.m. Friday after searching more than hundreds of miles of wetland.
This was the familys first Everglades excursion. They came down from Seville, Ohio on a spring break trip. John Joseph, a family friend and fellow Ohioan, let them borrow his small, camouflage-painted airboat
It was Joseph who called authorities when the family didnt check in with him on Thursday evening.
Law enforcement, fire rescue and wildlife agencies launched a massive search, using helicopters, airplanes and at least six airboats.
The area covered some 1,000 square miles in three South Florida counties north of Everglades National Park. It is covered in tall, sharp-edged sawgrass and dark cypress tree stands that limit visibility.
Its also home to alligators, Florida panthers, bears, mosquitoes, snakes, turtles, a vast array of birds and fish. Finding anyone lost in such conditions is a challenge, said Miami-Dade Fire Rescue spokesman Lt. Arnold Piedrahita Jr.
The boat was painted in camouflage, making it even harder to find.
Its like looking for a needle in a haystack, he said.
Although wet and cold, the family appeared to be in good health even after spending the night in the wilderness, which was swept by strong thunderstorms Thursday and more rain Friday.
Piedrahita said the missing familys boat had issued a ping signal that located it Thursday afternoon, but that contact was lost.
Rescuers who found the family the next day helped Schreck pull the airboat out of the brush, and he followed them back to the Tamiami Trail.
The boys stepped off the boat first, bundled in heavy beige firefighters jackets.
Schreck said his wife and kids were troopers during the ordeal.
Schreck is a golf pro who oversees three courses in northeast Ohio.
Mike Cavey, president of Granite Golf Properties, which operates the courses, said Schreck is an experienced outdoorsman and fisherman who hunts ducks in northern Ohio marshes from an airboat.
So its not like a rookie going into the middle of the Everglades and doesnt know what hes doing, Cavey said.
But that didnt impress Everglades airboat captain David Wilson, who called Schreck reckless for venturing out into the Everglades on an airboat for the first time in rough weather with his young family.
They shouldnt have been out there, said Wilson, who has driven airboats for Gator Park for almost 20 years. Theyre from out of town, they dont know the area theyre lucky they didnt spend a week out there.
However, Schreck said the experience didnt sour him on the Everglades.
We caught some fish, had some fun, he said. I want to thank the hospital, the fish and wildlife commission and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue. We might even spend a couple more days here. I would even go back to the Everglades.
But, his wife wont, he said.
Right now she said, No! he said.
Miami Herald photographer Walt Michot contributed to this report, which was also supplemented with information from The Associated Press..


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- The Ecological monitoring component of each workday allows students to measure change and connect to the scientific concepts that are being explored in the classroom. CIMBY students further develop field ecology skills and generate data useful to ecologists and site stewards tracking changes in urban natural areas. Monitoring compenents include fall vegetative monitoring, spring water quality monitoring protocols, and photo point monitoring to track the visual changes on the landscape.
- Guided exploration of each site. Through these activities, CIMBY participants use their senses to explore and connect to nature. Exploration activities include a winter biodiversity search, a listening exercise, and building ephemerel sculptures out of natural materials.


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Businesses in the tri-state area are declaring Sunday and the next five Sunday "Sandy Sunday."
The term was created because it's all in an effort for Staten Islanders to rebuild and the costs.
For people like Jimmy who's lived in his home off Midland Avenue for 17 years, the cost to sanitize and re-construct what was damaged when over seven feet of water rushed in won't come cheap or easy.
"My condition probably between a hundred thousand give or take."
He's received some money from FEMA but like many he's worried about the rest.
"I have a lot of bills -- I don't know how I'm going to pay my bills."
So today the Carl V. Bini Memorial Fund announced "Sandy Sunday". It's goal? To pump more money into the rebuilding process by asking people to shop and businesses to donate.
"You can give us a part of the proceeds, you can make a one-time pledge or you can just ask customers coming in to help with a monetary donation," said Massimo DiDonna – Co-Founder of the Carl V. Bini Memorial Fund.
Unlike Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday, this isn't just a one-time effort.
It will continue for the next five Sundays until December 23rd. Businesses are being asked to sign up on the Sandy Sunday website and promote the cause.
And with the power still out for some people still lining up for supplies and so many homes uninhabitable here, that extra money is desperately needed.
Across the street from Jimmy on Midland Avenue is Tom Kane who lost 42 years' worth of memories when his home flooded.
"We're ten blocks from the beach here, so we didn't expect the water to come that far in," said Kane.
Tom says he's able to handle the repairs on his own -- but would like to see any money raised go towards others in the area who need it most. Others like Joe Spinelli who had just spent all his money remodeling his home only to have Sandy destroy it.
"It's tough we just got to try and get by and try to rebuild," said Spinelli.
And because rebuilding a home or business isn't something that can easily be put on a holiday wish list. The hope is that many will at least keep the folks in Staten Island in mind when shopping for gifts the next several Sundays.
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Crowdsourcing (part of) a syllabus…
I'll be teaching a new course this coming spring term (2012) on digital ethnography (with a likely, but somewhat bland, title of Digital Ethnography). As a methods course preceding the establishment of a new media & culture graduate certificate, I'm thinking it iwill attend to at least two areas under the "digital ethnography" heading: doing ethnographic work using digital tools, and doing ethnographic work in the digital domain.
Barring a few reading options, this is as far as I've gotten in the planning. I am seeking comments and input from students (potential or otherwise) about what else the course might take on. So, please post comments here with suggested readings, methodological issues, tools you are curious about (or have used)—in short, anything that you'd love to see in a class of this sort. In that I'm imagining this class to be a collaborative experiment in general, having at least part of the syllabus co-authored/crowdsourced is fine first step in my mind. And I'll certainly credit any/all contributions that I end up using!
Related articles
- The Principles of Virtual Ethnography (virtualethnography.wordpress.com)
- The new buzzword in marketing: Ethnography (theglobeandmail.com)
Folklore, webinars, and workshops—oh my!
On April 1 I was in Madison, WI for a workshop co-sponsored by the University of Wisconsin Folklore Program, the American Folklore Society, and the ARIS team at UW. ARIS stands for "augmented reality interactive storytelling," and the project consists of an iPhone app (the client) and a web-based game editor within which someone would construct a "situated documentary" or place-based educational "game." Run largely by ARIS team members, the workshop focused on getting folklorists to think about how to employ this platform (and related technologies) in cultural heritage/tourism contexts. We did plenty of hands-on work with the extremely-alpha editor (based on MIT open source code), but also spend time discussing best practices, limitations to application, and conceptual issues related to the whole effort. Since the games in ARIS are place-based, you can't really play them unless you are physically in the places they reference, but the app is free and once they move into beta stages of development I imagine there will be wider access to the whole system.
Somewhat related, I received an announcement the other day about a series of webinars hosted by South Arts (regional arts non-profit that works with nine state arts agencies in the U.S. South). Geared largely toward folklorists and heritage workers, the series kicks off on April 13. Go here for a descriptive list of all of them, but below are selected highlights:
April 13, 2011 10:00 a.m. ET (1.5 hrs)
Folklife Emergency! 12 Steps to Readiness
All areas of the nation are subject to emergencies including natural disasters and human-caused events. However, our cultural resources-including people, buildings, and objects-are often at risk for severe damage or loss. Learn about 12 simple things that you can do right now to protect your folklife and cultural heritage assets.
May 5, 2011 2:00 p.m. ET (1.5 hrs)
Digital Tools for the Folk
Spotlight on digital trends and tools folklorists can use to advance their work. Participants will learn about an assortment of free and low-cost resources easy enough for the non-techie to use.
June 1, 2011 10:00 a.m. ET (1.5 hrs)
Online Exhibits: Get Your Fabulous Folklore Content to an Online Audience
As more and more organizations jump on the online exhibit bandwagon, competition for eyeballs gets tougher. In this webinar you'll learn best practices to make your exhibit stand out from the rest.
All of the workshops have some sort of connection to media, management, documentation, and arts/culture work. Each costs $25.oo to register, and look well worth it.
DML 2011 digest…
I was recently at the 2nd annual Digital Media & Learning meetings, held this year in Long Beach, CA. Sponsored/organized again by Digital Media and Learning Research Hub @ University of California, this year's meetings extended many of the themes, conversations, debates, and initiatives that emerged at last year's event in La Jolla, CA. For extensive info on the 2011 meeting, go here; in this post, I'm just setting out to highlight and digest some of the fantastic things I encountered.
The Twitter backchannel was active again this year (#dml2011), and led me to a host of resources: websites, projects, conversations, people, and places. One of the coolest—and this should happen at every conference with parallel sessions—is a set of collaborative & public notes put up on Google Docs by conference attendees. Check it out for a wide range of perspectives and reports on the various sessions (plus, I'm certain it will continue to grow as people add to it…). You can also peruse the online archive of all the twittering/backchannel communication going on throughout the conference here (make sure the "view" limit is pretty high…it should already be set to "10,000," though there weren't that many tweets).
One of the more exciting sessions I attended was called the "Ignite Talks," wherein each participant had under ten minutes to give a brief talk and generate some conversation/thinking. I heard some phenomenally engaging presentations on "grading" via "badges;" using YouTube in a middle school English class to explore representations of race, class, and place through "gangster" adaptations of Hamlet; work with Asperger's syndrome youth in Second Life; and the ways that parents can/should encourage techon adept/adapted living in a balanced way. And that's just a sampling of what presenters sprung during the first Ignite session!
I also attended two fantastic workshops. One was called "Thinking through Code: DIY data-mining and the politics of off-topic forums," and focused on tools for 'scraping' data in an ethnographically-oriented manner when doing research with online communities. In lieu of a hand-out, the organizers created a "living" document gathering resources and tips; you can access it here.
Many more things stood out (or jumped out) during this conference, especially in the "science fair" exhibition space featuring winners of last year's DML/HASTAC funding competition. Some examples (follow the links for more info than I could provide…):
- GlobalGirlMedia
- YouthAPPlab
- Scratch
- YouthRadio's Mobile Action Lab
Finally, kudos to AAD 2nd year grad students Alyssa Fisher and Arielle Sherman for winning two volunteer spots at the conference in a highly competitive environment (30 applications/8 volunteer positions = AAD win!)…
All around wonderful conference, and I'm already looking forward to next year's in San Francisco!
Random media-ites (or bits of media stuff)
Some things I've run across lately, stemming from either my recent trip to the Educause/ELI meetings in Washington D.C. or from people passing things along to me. Likely of interest to students in my Media Management Praxis course, but maybe not. No annotations, just links:
Flaming Lips cellphone symphony here
Great PBS series on "Digital Media: New Learners in the 21st Century" here
Visualizing tweets here
@ ELI conference in Washington D.C.
So I'm at the annual national meeting for the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI) meeting with Doug Blandy this week. You can follow the meetings via Twitter with the hashtag: #eli2011. Here is a Twitter search widget running a loop of current tweets:


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The Brooklyn District Attorney's Office is prosecuting defendants who are accused of cheating Medicaid and living large.
The Oceana luxury complex in Brighton Beach boasts oceanfront views, indoor and outdoor pools, private grounds, and gated security. The condos go for up to $2 million. It is also the home to an alarming number of alleged Medicaid cheaters.
Kristina Zelinsky, 34, became the sixth resident since 2011 charged with Medicaid fraud in what prosecutors say is a growing trend. Zelinsky was indicted for allegedly scamming more than $25,000 from the taxpayer-funded health care system designed to help the needy. Prosecutors say that during the decade she claimed to be destitute, she got an $850,000 mortgage for an Oceana condo, owned three cars, and was known for her expensive taste in designer clothes.
Fraud on the rise
Prosecutors say that, unfortunately, it has gotten easier to scam the system since January 2010 when the administration eliminated the requirement that Medicaid applicants disclose their resources.
Zelinsky's Oceana neighbors made headlines as the "Medicaid millionaires" when they were arrested. And there could be more.
Law enforcement sources told me they're bracing for a spike in scamming when Obamacare goes into effect because those applying for Medicaid and other types of welfare benefits will no longer have to do so in person. It will all be done online.
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Rascal Flatts' "Summer Nights" is a classic summer anthem to add to a beach playlist.
Happy summer! Kick off the first day of the season with these summer-inspired tunes and movies, and test your knowledge on summer facts.
California Gurls by Katy Perry
Bikinis, sun-kissed skin and popsicles — a perfect summer trio.
Summer Nights by Rascal Flatts
The music video, featuring fans of the country group, has everyone singing along to this summer hit. Bring on the jean shorts, flip-flops and beach bonfire.
All Summer Long by Kid Rock
This mashup brings back two 1970s classics: Lynyrd Skynyrd's Sweet Home Alabama and Warren Zevon's Werewolves of London.
School's Out by Alice Cooper
This 1972 classic encompasses the feeling of those last few dragging minutes of the last day of school. There is no better feeling than the freedom of that final school bell — school's out for summer!
Surfin' USA by The Beach Boys
Whether you surf or not, this classic is the quintessential summer tune to play during your well-deserved beach vacation.
To complete your summer playlist, check out USA TODAY's free 10-song playlist on iTunes.
Dazed and Confused
The last day of school is the greatest day of the school year. Let the summer adventures begin.
The Parent Trap
Reminisce about your summers at sleep-away camp and your long-lost twin that's out there somewhere.
Beach vacations have never been the same since you saw this for this first time.
Almost Famous
Follow William Miller through his summer adventure writing for Rolling Stone. Don't you wish your summer internship was that cool?
I Know What You Did Last Summer
Watch and hope that there is never a reason for you to receive the dreaded "I know what you did last summer" letter.
Do you know why the summer solstice is the longest day of the year but not the hottest day of the year?
According to The Farmer's Almanac, the Earth's atmosphere, land and oceans absorb and store some of the sun's energy, converting it to heat. At summer solstice, the Northern Hemisphere receives the most energy from the sun but the water remains cool so the hottest heat has yet to occur. The effect, seasonal temperature lag, eventually causes oceans and land to release stored energy from the summer solstice resulting in the highest temperatures in late July or August.
Do you know who invented the popsicle?
Frank Epperson, an 11-year-old boy, left his cup of powdered soda and water with a stirring stick inside on his porch on a cold San Francisco night in 1905. The next morning, it was frozen. Initially, he named the frozen pop 'Epsicle' but as he grew older, his kids called them 'Pop's' sicle.
Do you know how much ice cream the average American eats each year?
6 gallons! The average American eats more than any other nationality. July was declared National Ice Cream month by President Reagan partially because the most ice cream is sold during the month of July.
Watermelon: fruit or vegetable?
The summer favorite is actually a vegetable! Watermelons are composed of 92% water and are considered part of the cucumber and pumpkin family. There are 1,200 varieties of watermelons around the world.
Do you know why summer break was created?
Thanks to Horace Mann and other education reformers in the 1800s, a summer break was added to the school calendar. Educational reformers feared that over-stimulating children's brains could lead to insanity. Summer vacation gave teachers a well-deserved break and a chance to avoid hot, crammed classrooms, which would also prevent the spreading of diseases.
What are your summer favorites? Let us know in the comments!


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PAW PAW, MI (WTAQ) - A three-month-old baby from southern Wisconsin has been found unharmed in Michigan.
Sauk County authorities said the baby's non-custodial father has been arrested for taking the youngster. He awaits extradition proceedings in Paw Paw Michigan.
The infant was taken early Thursday, while a relative was babysitting.
Sauk County officers worked with state police in Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan to locate the missing pair.
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Both amateur and professional athletics have been a notable part of Minneapolis since its founding. For many years, the Minneapolis City Conference consisting of the city's public high schools was one of the strongest conferences in the state in a variety of sports. Parochial schools such as De La Salle, located on Nicollet Island, also made their marks, particularly in basketball. Two of the greatest athletes to come out of Minneapolis high schools were Tony Jaros of Edison and John Blanchard of Central. Both were three-sport stars and both went on to the major leagues--Blanchard in baseball and Jaros in basketball (Jaros also played minor league baseball).
City high schools often provided the talent for strong sports programs at the University of Minnesota. This was especially true in the 1930s when a number of football players from Marshall High School, on the edge of the University campus, provided the nucleus for Bernie Bierman's national championship football teams. Andy Uram and Babe LeVoir were among the stars from Marshall High who made the short journey to the Minnesota Gophers and helped to launch them to national prominence.
The Minnesota Gophers produced five national championship titles in football in the 1930s and early 1940s under Bierman. They landed another national championship team in 1960 and made their first of two consecutive trips to the Rose Bowl with Murray Warmath as coach. Around this time, the Gophers were in the midst of winning three national baseball championships. Dick Siebert, who coached the team for more than 30 years, led the Gophers to the title in the presidential election years of 1956, 1960, and 1964. The university's hockey team also won three national titles, all of them coming within a brief period in the 1970s with Herb Brooks as coach.
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State prosecutors seek new penalties for juvenile murder convictions
State prosecutors are calling on Beacon Hill to make sure juveniles who commit murder spend at least 35 years behind bars.
(Updated) Judge sentences Whitey Bulger to life in prison
A federal judge sentenced mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger to life in prison on Thursday. The 84-year-old will die in a jail cell.
Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro found dead of apparent suicide
Ariel Castro, the convicted Cleveland rapist and kidnapper, was found dead hanging in his jail cell Tuesday, several reports say. Castro, […]
VIDEO: 'Your hell is just beginning,' Cleveland kidnap victim Michelle Knight tells Ariel Castro
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WWE Extreme Rules Leads to Brock Lesnar vs. John Cena; Extreme Rules Results
Not content to letting Extreme Rules fade into the dark shadow of this month's WrestleMania, WWE made the show a big deal by confirming Brock Lesnar vs. John Cena as the main-event. Given how integral Lesnar will be to WWE's main-event scene this year, this represents a very significant match for the company.
Other bouts include CM Punk vs. Chris Jericho for the WWE Title and Daniel Bryan vs. Sheamus for the World Title.
Live Extreme Rules results, credit to ProWrestling.net, follow:
Santino Marella vs. The Miz for the U.S. Title. The crowd rallied behind Santino early following the Miz promo. After some back and forth action, Santino put Miz away with The Cobra.
Santino Marella defeated The Miz to retain the U.S. Title in 4:40.
The announcers previewed the pay-per-view matches… Cole said they expect over 15,000 fans to attend the pay-per-view…
Backstage, Eve and Teddy Long stood between Big Show and Cody Rhodes and they all stood in front of the roulette wheel. Eve took credit for coming up with the "innovative" roulette wheel approach. She had Teddy spin the wheel, which landed on tables match. Big Show laughed and said, "Good luck trying to get me through the table." Cody was flustered. "Teddy, this is all your fault," Cody said. Teddy asked what he did
Kane vs. Randy Orton in a Falls Count Anywhere match. The announcers spoke at ringside. Musician and Resistance Pro Wrestling's Billy Corgan was seated behind the announcers. Kane threw an uppercut that knocked Orton to ringside to open the match. Kane grabbed a pipe from ringside, but Orton fought back and delivered the first shots with the pipe at 1:10.
Orton continued to work over Kane as they battled into the section on the floor between the fans on the main floor and first level. The wrestlers traded punches until they made their way to the stage, where Kane took control. They battled backstage and into a room where the wrestlers who aren't on the show were watching the pay-per-view.
Zack Ryder was among the wrestlers in the room. Ryder punched Kane, only to have Kane choke him and throw him down. Orton took advantage of the diversion and regained control briefly, but Kane came back and scored a near fall with the referee way out of position. They fought their way back inside the arena bowl. Orton got the better of the punch-fest.
At 11:00, Orton went to ringside and grabbed a chair, which he jabbed into Kane's stomach and then slammed over his back once back inside the ring. Orton smiled and the crowd cheered. Orton hit Kane with several chairshots to the back. Kane rolled to ringside. Orton followed and slammed his head onto the announcers' table.
Orton pulled the announcers' table apart, but Kane recovered and grabbed him by the throat. Orton fired back to break it up and then DDT'd Kane off the table for another near fall. Back inside the ring, Orton went for an RKO, but Kane avoided it and chokeslammed Orton for a really good near fall. Kane sold it by showing frustration. Orton came back a short time later and hit the RKO on a chair and pinned Kane in the ring…
Randy Orton pinned Kane in 16:45 in a Falls Count Anywhere match.
Backstage, John Laurinaitis told Eve that it was his first pay-per-view in charge of both Raw and Smackdown. She said she planned a surprise and called for Teddy Long, who wheeled in a cart with champagne while wearing a huge, "Hello, My Name is Teddy" sign on his jacket.
Laurinaitis and Eve toasted and were about to drink champagne together when Laurinaitis took a phone call. He noted that it was Triple H and said he was going to go somewhere more private so they could talk. Eve looked a little flustered…
Brodus Clay, the dancers, and Hornswoggle made their entrance. There were actually some boos when the lights went out as part of their entrance. Vickie Guerrero did the "Excuse Me" routine after the dance routine ended. Vickie introduced Dolph, who came out wearing a new sleeveless vest
Brodus Clay (w/dancers, Hornswoggle) vs. Dolph Ziggler (w/Vickie Guerrero, Jack Swagger). There were loud "Dolph" chants followed by louder "Let's Go Ziggler" chants from what sounded like the young male demographic. Ziggler got most of the offense thanks to Swagger helping out. Brodus knocked Swagger off the apron late and came back with a battering ram headbutt followed by a big splash for the win…
Brodus Clay defeated Dolph Ziggler in 4:20.
Big Show vs. Cody Rhodes in a tables match for the Intercontinental Title. A table was set up in the corner early. Big Show tried to whip Cody into it, but Cody used it to set up the Beautiful Disaster kick. Fun spot. Show went right back on the offensive. Later, with a table set up on the floor, Big Show tried to reenter the ring right in front of it. Cody dropkicked Show's leg. Show stepped backwards to regain his balance and put his foot through the table on the floor. The referee saw it and called for the bell.
Cody Rhodes defeated Big Show to win the Intercontinental Title in 4:35.
Backstage, Matt Striker interviewed Daniel Bryan, who blamed Striker and teachers like him for the U.S. educational system decline. Bryan boasted that he's better than Sheamus in every way imaginable. Bryan said Chicagoans think they're the best crowd in the WWE Universe, but they are like Sheamus in that they are overrated and unoriginal. Bryan closed out the promo by asking whether he would regain the title and concluded with "Yes! Yes! Yes!" After Bryan walked away, an angry A.J. was shown watching him.
Sheamus vs. Daniel Bryan in a best of three falls match for the World Hvt. Championship. Sheamus wore an "18 Seconds" t-shirt. Funny. Cole noted that the match had already passed 18 seconds. Sheamus hit a rolling senton for a near fall at 2:15. Sheamus applied a Texas Cloverleaf-like hold, but Bryan reached the ropes. Cole noted that 18 Seconds was trending on Twitter.
Bryan took control of the offense briefly. He dove onto Sheamus at ringside, only to have Sheamus catch him and drive him into the barricade, which looked vicious. There were dueling chants with the men rooting for Bryan and the women and kids apparently chanting for Sheamus.
Good back and forth action through 11:30. Sheamus got the most punishing offense, particularly with the usual forearms to the chest, but Bryan had his flurries as well. Sheamus got a couple more near falls. Bryan was setting up for a suicide dive at 12:15, but Bryan caught him with a forearm shot that kept him inside the ring.
With both men inside the ring, Bryan went for the Yes! Lock repeatedly. Sheamus managed to avoid it a few times, but Bryan shoved Sheamus through the ropes and his shoulder hit the ring post. Bryan followed up by ramming the shoulder into the post twice to weaken it for the Yes! Lock, which Cole was quick to point out. Bryan kicked Sheamus's shoulder repeatedly and ignored the ref's count.
Sheamus won the first fall by DQ in 14:15.
Bryan smiled as Lilian Garcia named Sheamus the winner by DQ. Cole did a good job of explaining the strategy while Booker mumbled about God knows what. Bryan applied the Yes! Lock at 15:30. Sheamus crawled toward the ropes. Lawler questioned how he hadn't tapped out already. Bryan yelled "Yes!" frequently. Sheamus was unresponsive, so the referee called for the bell.
Daniel Bryan won the second fall via ref stoppage at 16:45.
Lilian Garcia announced Bryan the winner via submission even though he never actually submitted. A pair of trainers entered the ring and joined the referee in checking on Sheamus. Meanwhile, Bryan led his fans in "Yes!" chants while the Sheamus fans chanted "No!"
Sheamus got to his knees and assured the trainers and the ref that he could continue. Once the ref restarted the match around 19:00, Bryan charged at Sheamus, who blasted him with the Brogue Kick. Sheamus slowly made the cover and Bryan kicked out at the last moment. Later, Bryan blasted Sheamus with a kick to the side of the head and got a near fall of his own at 20:35.
With Bryan on the ropes, Sheamus hit him with several punches, yet stopped to sell the shoulder injury. Sheamus went up for a move, but Bryan got the better of it and shoved him down. Bryan went for a top rope headbutt only to have Sheamus move. Bryan recovered first and went for a running dropkick in the corner, but Sheamus moved. Sheamus pounded on his own chest and hit the Brogue Kick to win the third fall and the match…
Sheamus defeated Daniel Bryan to retain the World Hvt. Championship in a best of three falls match in 22:55.
Ryback vs. Aaron Relic and Jay Hatton in a handicap match. Before the match, the jobbers cut a promo about how two is greater than one. One of the jobbers kept saying "two is greater than one" repeatedly and one of the announcers even called for them to shut up. Ryback came out to very little reaction and received "Goldberg" chants from the crowd.
The smaller jobber kicked Ryback, who no-sold it. Ryback roughed him up and then dragged him to the corner and tagged in the other jobber. Ryback destroyed him with a clothesline as the "Goldberg" chants continued. Ryback hit finishing moves on both men and pinned them simultaneously. Khali and Santino were shown watching backstage again.
C.M. Punk vs. Chris Jericho in a Chicago Street Fight for the WWE Championship. Ring announcer Justin Roberts stressed that there are no DQs or count-outs, and that the only way to win is via pinfall or submission. Punk wore a t-shirt that read "Drug Free" on the front and "Poison Free" on the back. He gave a bandana to his sister at ringside, and Cole noted that Punk's mother was also in attendance. Jericho wore jeans and boots, while Punk wrestled in the t-shirt, jean shorts, and boots.
Punk went on the offensive early and threw two chairs inside the ring. He grabbed a kendo stick and looked like the love child of Raven and Justin Credible in his outfit. The crowd chanted "EC-Dub." Jericho went on the offensive and worked over Punk at ringside. He pulled the padding back from the barricade right in front of Punk's sister. She yelled, "Come on, Punk."
Jericho got in Punk's sister's face. She slapped him. Jericho went after the sister. Punk recovered and went aggressively after Jericho. Punk went for a piledriver on the floor, but Jericho backdropped him and then slammed a television monitor over his back. Later, Punk stumbled a bit coming off the ropes and Jericho hit him with a kendo stick. Jericho taunted Punk about his sister and then pulled out a can of beer and poured it over Punk's head.
"Let's have another one," Jericho said while grabbing another beer from underneath the ring. Punk regained control. The Master of the Spinaroonie told viewers that Jericho spent too much time showboating. At 14:35, Jericho tripped up Punk on the top rope and he crotched himself. Jericho went for a superplex. Punk fought him off and Jericho took a back bump off the second rope.
The crowd cheered as Punk went to the top rope and followed up with the top rope elbow drop for a near fall at 15:45. Jericho came back briefly, but Punk recovered and blocked his Lionsault attempt. Punk put him in position for the GTS, but Jericho slipped out and clotheslined Punk. Jericho ran Punk into a chair that was stuck between the ropes and rolled him up for a near fall. A "Let's Go Punk" chant started but didn't gain momentum.
Jericho hit the Codebreaker 17:55. He followed up a short time later with the Walls of Jericho (no Liontamer). Punk crawled to the corner. Cole quickly pointed out that the ref couldn't force Jericho to break the hold due to the nature of the match. Punk grabbed a fire extinguisher and then used it to break the hold after Jericho dragged him back to the middle of the ring.
Punk slammed the extinguisher into Jericho's gut. Jericho tumbled to the floor and Punk followed. Punk did a repeat flow with the extinguisher and then kicked the side of Jericho's head, which knocked him onto the Spanish announce table. The crowd roared in anticipation. Punk went to the top rope and nearly fell, but he kept his balance and then hit the top rope elbow on Jericho through the table.
Punk rolled Jericho back inside the ring and went for a cover, but Jericho kicked out at two. Punk applied the Anaconda Vice submission hold. Jericho grabbed a kendo stick and slammed it over Punk's head and back to break the hold. The fans chanted, "This is awesome."
At 24:50, Jericho hoisted up Punk for his own finishing move. Jericho boasted that he's the best in the world and went for the move. Punk avoided it, kicked Jericho, and hit the GTS instead and scored the clean pin. The camera cut to Punk's sister clapping at ringside. Punk dove into the crowd by his family members…
C.M. Punk defeated Chris Jericho to retain the WWE Championship in 24:50.
Backstage, Beth Phoenix told the Bellas that she wanted the match. Eve showed up and said Beth did not receive medical clearance. Nikki questioned who her opponent was. Eve told her not to worry and said it wasn't Kharma. The Bellas breathed a sigh of relief and left the picture…
The Bellas came to the ring. Brie boasted about how the title is back where it belongs
Nikki Bella (w/Brie Bella) vs. Layla for the WWE Divas Championship. The crowd wasn't exactly hot for the Layla surprise. There were "We Want Kharma" chants. Cole reminded viewers that Layla had been out for a year with a knee injury. Nikki worked over Layla's knee early on. The knee was covered by a large brace.
Layla got in some offense and kicked Brie off the apron, but Nikki took advantage of the distraction to hit her from behind. Later, the Bellas did Twin Magic, but Layla hit a neckbreaker on Brie and pinned her to win the match.
Brock Lesnar vs. John Cena in an Extreme Rules match. They went right at it MMA style with Lesnar taking Cena down. They got to their feet and Lesnar tagged Cena with a clothesline. Cena was bleeding big time from the top of the head. Cena applied a chin lock. Brock escaped. The ref kept them apart while a trainer tended to the cut on Cena's head, which drew a lot of boos. Brock mugged for the fans.
A replay showed that an elbow from Lesnar opened the big cut on Cena's head. They started the match again and Lesnar took Cena down again and fired away with repeated punches and then a knee to the side. Lesnar shoved Cena out of the ring and to the floor with his foot. Referee Charles Robinson went to ringside to check on Cena.
Brock stood in the ring and smiled while striking a fighter's pose again. Cena made his way back inside the ring. The trainer stepped in again to tend to the cut. "This has to be done," Cole said on commentary. They started again and this time Cena got Lesnar up for the Attitude Adjustment, but Lesnar avoided it and suplexed Cena.
Moments later, Cena hit Lesnar with repeated elbows to the side of the head. Cena shoulder-blocked Lesnar, who backed into the referee, who took a bump to the floor. Lesnar came right back. The dueling Cena chants started up again. Lesnar punched Cena. As Cena was selling, Lesnar wiped some of the blood from his glove on his own tongue and on his chest. He might hear about that one.
At 5:55, Lesnar applied arm hold on Cena, who sold it by yelling in pain. Lesnar whipped Cena shoulder-first into the turnbuckle. Brock threw Cena to ringside and then did his pre-fight dance in the ring before going after him again. As Brock was roughing up Cena, they showed the ref bump again.
With Cena back inside the ring, Lesnar grabbed Cena's chain from the corner and wrapped it around his fist. He smiled, but then dropped the chain on the mat. Lesnar caught Cena with knees to the gut and then wrapped the chain around Cena's legs and motioned for him to get up. "Stand up," Lesnar said. When Cena did get to his feet, Lesnar ran the ropes and clotheslined him.
Lesnar took Cena's legs with the chain and hung him from his legs on the ring post with his body hanging outside the ropes. Lesnar took his shots at Cena, who cried out in agony. Lesnar dropped Cena to the ground. Lesnar walked over and looked at the referee. Cena got back to his feet and hit Lesnar with a few punches, but Lesnar grabbed him and whipped him into the stairs.
Lesnar picked up referee Charles Robinson by his belt with one hand and threw him back inside the ring. Awesome. "Wake your ass up," Lesnar told Robinson. Cena crawled inside the ring. Lesnar stood on Cena's hand. He picked up the chain and threw it to ringside. Cena went for the Attitude Adjustment again, but Brock avoided it. Lesnar hit the F5 and knocked out Robinson again in the process.
Lesnar went for the cover and a second referee ran out to make the count. When Cena kicked out, Lesnar beat up the other referee. Cole reminded viewers that Lesnar can't be punished because of what John Laurinaitis agreed to. Additional referees ran out to ringside.
Lesnar brought a piece of the ring steps inside the ring and stood on top of them. Cole said he was king of the mountain. Cena recovered and went after Lesnar, who put him in an armbar. Cena teased tapping out. The dueling Cena chants started again. Cena powered up to his feet with his arm still in the hold and slammed Lesnar onto the steps.
Cena went to the top rope and went for the leg drop, but Lesnar rolled out of the way. Brock acted a bit weary and looked around for Cena, who had ended up on the floor. Lesnar stood on the ring steps in the middle of the ring again and struck a fighter's pose and performed his dance.
Cena stood on the ring apron. Brock ran the ropes and used the stairs as a springboard while going for an elbow. Cena moved and the both tumbled to the floor. Lesnar landed awkwardly and came up holding his knee. Seconds later, he was back on his feet acting as cocky as ever. Brock went for the same move again. Cena struck him with the chain this time and the Cena fans popped huge as Cena fired up.
The announcers pointed out that Lesnar was also bleeding. Lesnar struggled to get back to his feet. Cena hoisted him up and performed the Attitude Adjustment on the ring steps. Cena covered Lesnar on the steps and the referee counted 1-2-3…
John Cena pinned Brock Lesnar in 17:45.
After the match, the referee checked on Cena, who appeared to tell him, "My left arm is f–cked." Cena looked frustrated and he held his arm at his side as he sat up on the ring steps that were still in the middle of the ring. The announcers replayed the footage. "Cena is still the face of WWE," Cole said.
Cena stood on the steps and held his arm up in the air and saluted the fans. "I may be taking a vacation, but I love you guys," Cena said. He looked into the camera and asked how his mom how he looks. "I'm still in one piece and my arm is all messed up," Cena said.
Cena took a seat on the steps. "I'm probably going to get sent home for speaking when I'm not supposed to," Cena said. "But I'm probably going home anyway." Cena said something about how his boss would probably like to send him home anyways. Cena said he hopes this was airing on TV. He said he knows Chicago is C.M. Punk's town, but it's a wrestling town first and foremost. He told the fans he might have to take a vacation, but he wouldn't go out any other way.
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Dan Small hunts turkeys with Troy Piotrowski of Drop Dead Decoys. Judy Nugent visits with Patricia Strutz who runs the group Women on the Water (WOW) a group who's goal it is to get more women comfortable on the water and in the outdoors. In this week's 25th anniversary archive segment from 1999, Claudia Looze talks with kite photographer Craig Wilson, who is considered to be the Ansel Adams of kite photography, about the technique he uses to attach his camera to a kite to capture images.


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