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LeeAnn Blanche arrived at the emergency room around midnight, painfully aware of people staring at the stranger wearing a badge beside her.
A blond nurse with a pixie haircut, Janet Ward, came out to get her, to photograph Blanches bruises and to swab for DNA. Ward took notes as she asked Blanche for the details about what happened and asked her to change into a hospital gown.
Blanche sat naked beneath the thin fabric in the tight, windowless room. Ward pulled out a plastic speculum and knowing how daunting it must look to a woman whos just been raped she gave Blanche the usual speech: Honey, dont worry. Im not going to meander.
Blanches 2010 case marked one of the first cases in the Lowcountry handled by the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner program. The internationally recognized certification, shortened to SANE, restarted at the Medical University Hospital two years ago.
Before that, in what SANE nurses call the dark ages, one woman in North Charleston conducted all exams for the entire three-county area and beyond for more than a decade.
SANE works to take rape cases from the exam room to the courtroom by training nurses how to care specifically for sexual assault patients. Victim advocates and prosecutors help along the way to preserve the patients dignity while also preserving evidence against the alleged attacker.
So far, two cases have gone to court, and both have ended in convictions and stiff prison sentences.
Blanche spent about two hours in the cramped room at Medical University Hospital, as Ward collected evidence to send off in a cardboard box to the State Law Enforcement Division. At the end of the exam, Ward gave Blanche a round of antibiotics that made her retch.
Then the nurse gave her a hug and sent her home.
The two women didnt see each other again for a year, until 34-year-old Michael Christopher Andes trial. There, Ward testified about her exam, and Blanche testified about what happened some 20 hours earlier:
Blanches roommate, a man she knew for five years and who outweighed her by 100 pounds, had forced his way into her bedroom and pulled off her pajama bottoms. Andes raped her and then sat on the side of her bed and urinated all over the room.
Blanche usually shared that room with her then-9-year-old daughter, but the girl stayed at her fathers house that night.
Blanche took a hasty shower later that morning and then threw her daughter a 10th birthday party. Blanche had been out of work for a year and finally had the money to book a roller skating rink for the afternoon.
I had to do that for her, she remembered.
Afterward, she told her mother what happened and called Goose Creek police.
A Berkeley County jury late last year convicted Andes of first-degree criminal sexual conduct. He had been convicted previously of grand larceny, two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and several counts of breaking into cars.
He is serving a 12-year prison sentence at Lieber Correctional Institution.
It didnt matter to me, at the end of the day, if he went to jail, 32-year-old Blanche said at her Goose Creek home, months after the trial. Did I want him to? Yes. What mattered was that they listened to me. Its down on record that he did what he did. He had to listen to that. His family had to listen to bits and pieces of it. Thats what mattered to me.
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What matters to Scarlett Wilson, the areas chief prosecutor, is getting those cases to that point into the courtroom and on to conviction.
Rape cases are tough to try. Victims dont want to take the witness stand in a public courtroom, where defense attorneys will pepper them with questions about every detail of the attack and often dredge up their past mistakes.
To those victims, Wilson reasoned, the nurses and the hospitals represent the system at large. If their first experience with authorities only extends the trauma, they wont stick with the case.
We had a couple of victims with particularly bad experiences who were good examples of why it was important, Wilson said.
She requested a meeting with Medical University Hospital almost immediately after becoming solicitor in 2007 and championed the SANE program until it officially launched three years later.
Now, theres a SANE nurse working at all times at Medical University Hospital, with two nurses devoted to the program full-time and another eight trained nurses on call.
They pack work clothes and take separate cars to family outings. They panic when their cellphones lose reception. Some of the newer nurses stress about taking restroom breaks.
Sometimes, they treat two or three patients in a day, and sometimes a week goes by without a single sexual assault case. The nurses spend those slow days catching up on supplies, billing and the reams of paperwork required for every exam to ensure both privacy and an airtight prosecution.
Even Blanches experience in the cramped exam room less than two years ago now seems like the dark ages. Medical University Hospital recently dedicated a spacious room in its Clinical Sciences building, with chairs, a privacy curtain and calming moss-green walls, specifically for SANE exams.
The patients can refuse photographs, swabs or any other part of the exam, said Kathy Gill-Hopple, the Medical Universitys forensic nursing coordinator.
The point is to give them control back, and that starts right there, Gill-Hopple said.
Patients range from the college student with limited memory of the drunken night before to the elderly woman raped by the man who broke into her house. Women whose husbands forced them to have sex come in reluctantly, and men attacked in jail cells come in shackled.
Most often, the patient knows the alleged predator, said SANE nurse Nancy Hall. The commonality stops there.
Every time you come in for an exam, you never know what youre going to get, Hall said.
A patient can seek an exam a full five days after an alleged attack and can wait as long as a year to file a report with law enforcement. A nurse gives the same weight to each patient, from the woman assaulted by a stranger in a parking lot to the prostitute whose customer held her captive.
Our role is just for that right then, for her body and what she needs, Hall said. If she never tells another soul the rest of her life, or if it goes all the way to prosecution, we are there to help her.
Proper treatment of rape cases not only means improved patient care but better evidence to take to trial. Getting rape kits completed early, before DNA evidence deteriorates, makes a good offense against a good defense attorney.
The two cases that have gone to trial since the program relaunched: Blanches case against Andes, and a Colleton County case that ended in a 25-year prison sentence.
A hand to hold
Blanche spent two days testifying in the trial of her former roommate. Sometimes she wonders how she made it through those long hours on the witness stand while strangers listened to the intimate details of the attack.
She recognizes how much harder that testimony, and the entire year leading up to it, would have been without the support she found through strangers with a group shed never heard of before that night at the hospital.
The SANE process not only pages a nurse specifically trained to treat a rape patient but an advocate with People Against Rape. That volunteer comes to hold the patients hand, to walk her back to her car after the exam and to guide her through the legal process over the months or years to come.
I honestly do not know how well I would be right now if it was not for what they gave me, Blanche said.
Volunteers show up at the hospital but then spend the next month helping the patient cope, before referring her to a therapist, said People Against Rape executive director Melonea Marek. Then the advocates show up at any court hearings, ready to hold a hand again.
Marek remembers when, more than 10 years ago, hospitals across the Lowcountry trained SANE nurses and then, because of funding, the programs slowly, quietly faded away.
She, like Wilson and the nurses, wants to see SANE programs at all local hospitals.
If you break your arm, you can walk into any hospital and get service, Marek said. It would seem to me that if you get raped, you could walk into any hospital and get service. Theres no reason for that not to happen in this town.
Especially since, at one time, a patient could go nearly anywhere in this town for a rape exam.
The SANE program began in a few states nearly four decades ago, but those nurses lacked any network until the program became more widespread in the 90s. Thats when Faye LeBoeuf joined the team of the first certified nurses in the Lowcountry.
Within a few years, though, all her colleagues gradually left the SANE program. At some hospitals, funding dried up; at others, nurses decided they couldnt handle the stress of such draining work at such unpredictable hours.
LeBoeuf remembers praying that her pager would stay silent on Christmas. She remembers spending an entire weekend in tears as she worked 10 back-to-back cases.
Her four children ranged from age 3 to age 12 when she started. Her youngest was 17 when she stopped.
She missed swim meets, karate belt ceremonies.
They knew Mom and the beeper, LeBoeuf said. Plenty of times, I thought about stopping. But I couldnt do it to the women or the men.
She stopped in 2010, when Medical University Hospital renewed its commitment to SANE in earnest. LeBoeuf still works as a certified nurse midwife for mostly low-income women at the Medical Universitys Womens Health outpost tucked away in a North Charleston strip mall.
She cant help but resent the people who call SANE a new program.
It started here, she said in a recent interview at her office.
People from Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties, as well as people from as far away as Georgia, made their way to LeBoeuf, the only person for miles who could perform a proper SANE exam.
Years ahead
Staffed full time by more than one person the SANE program remains in its infancy.
Local nurses hope for grant money to purchase a $35,000 camera that will collect stronger evidence in sexual assault cases. They hope to add more members to their own ranks and at other hospitals in the area.
Patients who seek help anywhere but Medical University Hospital have to explain what happened at least one more time and then travel to SANE nurses downtown. Delays compromise evidence and also the patients willingness to stick with the court process.
A sexual assault victim spends the rest of her life recovering from the attack, said Debbie Browning, nursing director at the Medical University Childrens Hospital.
If it happened at a gas station, shes going to think about it every time she drives past a gas station, Browning said.
For LeeAnn Blanche, her daughters birthday reminds her of the attack. Thats the part Blanche resents the most.
She avoids social gatherings that involve alcohol, remembering the stale beer on Andes breath the night he raped her.
Sometimes she looks in the mirror and wonders how anyone can ever find her pretty.
But she hates the word victim.
Blanche went back to work, kept up with her sexually transmitted disease testing and met with counselors and prosecutors regularly. She told her daughter the truth, because she wanted the girl to hear it from her and not from anyone else.
I think when you use the word victim, youre putting yourself into a category, Blanche said. Yes, I am a victim of what happened, but thats not what Im going to be the rest of my life. I dont want to use that as an excuse.
People ask her what happens after Andes 12-year sentence ends. Blanche said shes content just knowing that she has 12 years to figure that out.
Reach Allyson Bird at 937-5594 or Twitter.com/ allysonjbird.
LeAnne Blanche was one of the first patients who used the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners program at MUSC, and whose case ended with a guilty verdict and a 12-year prison sentence. (Grace Beahm/postandcourier.com)×
Janet Ward is a nurse with the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners program at MUSC. She is specially-trained to collect psychical evidence in rape cases that lead to convictions in court. (Grace Beahm/postandcourier.com)×


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Been long over a year. Have researched and believed in it, but, really, really, really losing patience. Don't even say this is a buying opp either. Heard that one time too many and believed it.
If you believe in it then the time to buy is always when others are selling...Just put it on the back burner and don't watch so closely. You'll save yourself a lot of pain.
There are too many cheerleaders who see what they want to see. The miss was huge in light of the recent hype on Cramer. Credability is what it is all about. The posts about upgrade yesterday were laughable. With SAC owning a decent percentage adds another wild card. They can sell at any time and add to downward pressure. HEK could be a long term winner, I just wouldn't bet the farm on any one company especially with the Obama Admin in charge.
new to the board here , been watching HEK for some time now ..just a quick note , from my experiences with some small caps ,to address your frustration ... the company is headed by it's founder . this is his baby .. i've seen other companies in the same situation and it seems that they get mired down until the guy/gal stepsaside and allows someone with less emotion to make critical decisions , staffing , set business plans and so on .. i will continue to watch and to dd with ernest and probably start a small position soon , but very cautious about committing too much until i see some more positive growth initiatives .. .later .. garce


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Just returned this car off lease at 30k.The deal was too good to pass up: $199/mo.Reliability was excellent: no issues.I went through 3 Syracuse winters on M+S tires with no driving problems.That said, I was happy to be rid of the car.Engine noise is excessive and there is annoying vibration at over 2500rpm.Highway speed in 5th gear is about 2700rpm; get the picture?I test drove other Subes and all had the same issue.The boxers in the engine really go at it at high rpm.This car will accelerate briskly but that means high rpm. Who needs the beating.Great car at 200rpm which means 45mph.Homely.27-30mpg (70% highway) duration of my ownership
Ran 30k with only routine maintenance.
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I bought this car for my wife new in 2008. We test drove the car and liked it. It is a good driving car, and thats all. We have had back to the dealer several times. Everything from the struts, sway bar bushings. Had to replace the brakes a little over a year of driving it. We live in an area with alot of snow, and the AWD is not very good. Only two wheels will spin at a time, one front and one opposite rear. There is no traction control what so ever. Save your money!
It's a sharp looking car. Gets me a lot of complements. Not a lot of people know what it is which I like. I can't seem to find a comfortable spot to put the seat, and the clutch is the most unforgiving I've ever used. Fuel economy is pretty good I get about 25 city and 32 highway but I really baby it. There is no use trying to strangle power out of this thing. The interior is super nice, I love the blue accent light next to the shifter to put your phone or whatever. Fit and finish are exellent, interior is beautiful! Overall though I'm really impressed with the car.
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I recently purchased this vehicle, the gas mileage is great and it is a pleasure to drive. The back seat and trunk are both a bit tight but I would recommend this car to anyone.
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Nottinghamshire closed in on maximum batting points in their battle with Somerset to avoid the drop, while fellow strugglers Derbyshire were held up against Warwickshire. In Division Two, Northamptonshire need just two more points to gain promotion.
6:20pm - And that's the end of day one in the final round of LV= County Championship fixtures. Here's a round-up of the action.
Division One
Nottinghamshire are 378 for seven against Somerset at Trent Bridge. The winner will definitely survive, though a draw could be enough for both depending on the amount of bonus points scored and Derbyshire's result.
Warwickshire are 285 for eight against Derbyshire at Derby. The hosts must win to have any chance of survival.
Champions Durham were bowled out for 164, with Sussex reaching 186 for five in reply at the BrightonandHoveJobs.com County Ground.
Yorkshire are 316 for six at the Kia Oval against already-relegated Surrey.
Division Two
Northamptonshire are 103 for four, after picking up maximum bonus points by dismissing Worcestershire for 163 in their chase for promotion. If Northants reach 250 they will definitely be in Division One next season.
Essex's chances of overhauling Northants look slim, after Hampshire compiled 398 for eight at the Ageas Bowl. They must win with maximum points and hope Northants return four points or less to earn promotion.
Champions Lancashire are 269 for eight against Kent at Canterbury.
Gloucestershire are 228 for eight against Glamorgan at the SWALEC Stadium.
Luke Wright brings up his 50 from 38 balls. He does it with a pull shot to the boundary through mid wicket.. Sussex 157/5 #GOSBTS
— Sussex CCC (@SussexCCC) September 24, 2013
5:55pm - The only games still in progress are at Canterbury and the BrightonandHoveJobs.com County Ground. We will have a full round-up from around the grounds once the last two have finished.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (377/7) v Somerset: Shortly after Craig Meschede has Chris Read caught behind for 39 from a slightly loose shot, stumps are drawn on what has been Notts' day. They are on course for maximum batting points that will put them half way to survival.
5:48pm - That's stumps at Derby where Warwickshire are 285 for eight.
Notts lose a seventh wicket - Chris Read departing for 39 - and are 28 runs away from maximum batting points.
Hampshire are eight down with Month Panesar trapping Danny Briggs lbw.
UPDATE: Woakes completes an excellent century off 192 balls, including 11 fours. Warwickshire 278-8 (93 overs); Chambers 9*.
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) September 24, 2013
5:32pm - Northants end day one on 103 for four, needing another 147 in 71 overs to secure the bonus points for promotion.
It's also stumps at the Kia Oval, while Lancashire are eight down at Canterbury with Oliver Newby departing for one.
5:26pm - Play is abandoned for the day in Wales, with the light not getting any better. Gloucestershire are 228 for eight at the end of day one.
5:15pm - The players are off for bad light at the SWALEC Stadium, while Lancashire are seven down as Alex Davies falls to namesake Mark for 16.
WICKET..and it's Wells who goes for 20 as he edges behind to Mustard off Stokes and Sussex are 90/5 now at Hove in reply to 164 #GOSBTS
— Sussex CCC (@SussexCCC) September 24, 2013
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (341/6) v Somerset: Having driven Peter Trego down the ground for four to reach three figures, Lumb pulls Lewis Gregory over the short boundary but is immediately lbw for 107 as Somerset take a second bowling point. Notts need to keep their momentum to ensure maximum batting points.
5:02pm - Moeen Ali traps Alex Wakely leg before, leaving Northants four down. They will not be wrapping up promotion on day one.
The over after hitting Tim Linley for three fours, Andrew Gale succumbs to Tom Jewell, leaving Yorkshire 296 for six.
4:55pm - Essex are being frustrated by Adam Wheater, who has gone on to a fifty. He has dominated the 42-run partnership with Danny Briggs, that has moved Hampshire on to 346 for seven.
Arshad has his second scalp for Durham, removing Matt Prior for 16. Gloucestershire's Will Gidman falls for 33, with Ruaidhri Smith taking his second wicket.
NEW BALL TAKEN: Derbyshire have taken the new ball. Footitt to bowl. Warwickshire 247-8 (80 overs); Woakes 81* & Chambers 4*
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) September 24, 2013
4:38pm - After recovering well from the loss of two early wickets, Sussex's momentum is checked as Usman Arshad removes Ed Joyce, who had contributed 45 of a 58-run partnership with Luke Wells.
Benny Howell departs for 27 as Gloucestershire slip to 219 for seven at the SWALEC Stadium.
4:32pm - Notts have moved past 300 to record their third batting point, while Ashwell Prince has compiled a ton for Division Two winners Lancashire.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (290/5) v Somerset: Craig Meschede has Hussey caught behind for 125, a fitting farewell to Notts who are on course for maximum batting points. Hussey and Lumb put on 214.
Peters dismissal gave Alan Richardson his 250th Championship wicket for Worcestershire! #LEGEND
— Worcestershire CCC (@WorcsCCC) September 24, 2013
4:20pm - A good minute for Essex. Northants are three down with Stephen Peters trapped lbw to Richardson, leaving them 46 for three, and Matt Coles becomes Greg Smith's fourth victim as Essex reduce Hampshire to 304 for seven.
Remember, Northants need to reach 250 in 110 overs to secure promotion or at least draw the game, otherwise Essex can sneak in with a 24-point return.
4:16pm - Gary Ballance celebrates his inclusion in the Ashes squad with a fifty against Surrey.
Essex have a sixth wicket, with Greg Smith ousting Michael Bates for his third scalp, while James Tredwell accounts for Tom Smith at Canterbury.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (276/4) v Somerset: Centurion Hussey is shelled again, this time down leg by wicketkeeper Craig Kieswetter as he gets a single that heralds a 200-run stand and takes him to 119. The partnership is a record for Notts' fifth wicket versus Somerset, beating the previous 185.
4:01pm - Derbyshire make a crucial breakthrough, ending Jeetan Patel and Chris Woakes' partnership on 69 when Alex Hughes has the former caught at mid-off. Warwickshire are 219 for eight.
Graham Napier strikes to get rid of Vince for 82 at the Ageas Bowl, after he and Adam Wheater had added 22 in 14 balls for the home side.
Yorkshire 227-5...Bairstow LBW b Jewell 24
— Surrey Cricket (@surreycricket) September 24, 2013
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (252/4) v Somerset: At the end of the first over after tea David Hussey elegantly cover-drives Lewis Gregory for his 16th four, taking him to three figures in his last game for Notts. It also gives the Trent Bridge hosts a second bonus point.
3:50pm - Northants' push for 250 suffers another early setback with Alan Richardson removing David Sales for 12.
Hampshire lose Sean Ervine to Greg Smith, but James Vince is still there unbeaten on 72.
3:40pm - Tea is taken at the SWALEC Stadium with Gloucestershire 177 for six, meaning all the matches have now reached the end of their afternoon sessions.
Life for Smith, Bell-Drummond drops him at mid-wicket off Ball, last ball before tea, which Lancs reach at 176-5 from 64. Prince 75, Smith 6
— Lancashire CCC (@LancsCCC) September 24, 2013
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (248/4) v Somerset: Hussey takes tea on 99, although it is doubtful the 36-year-old will be that nervous given he has 42 first-class hundreds. It has emphatically been Notts' afternoon thanks to this unbroken 172-run stand. It's worth remembering Hussey was close to being lbw for nought and was dropped on 58.
3:30pm - Tea is taken in both games with a bearing on relegation in Division One. Notts are 248 for four against Somerset while Warwickshire have recovered to 210 for seven against Derbyshire.
In Division Two, Hampshire are 266 for three at tea against Essex, who have just announced that Owais Shah has retired from first-class cricket.
Essex's promotion rivals Northants suffer an early setback, with James Middlebrook dismissed for four. Elsewhere, Onions has another wicket, removing Michael Yardy, while Cameron Herring becomes the sixth Gloucestershire wicket to fall.
3:25pm - Sussex's reply gets off to a poor start as Graham Onions strikes with the third ball of the innings to remove Chris Nash, while Lancashire are five down with Andrea Agathangelou on his way for 13.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (235/4) v Somerset: Jamie Overton, part of England's squad for this month's NatWest Series, is withdrawn from the attack four legitimate balls into his 11th over for persistent short-pitched bowling. Lewis Gregory completes the over. Overton now cannot bowl for the rest of the innings.
3:12pm - Time for tea at the Kia Oval, where Yorkshire are 193 for four.
Glamorgan have claimed a fifth Gloucestershire wicket, Graham Wagg removing Hamish Marshall.
Chris Woakes has a half-century at Derby, where Warwickshire are nearing 200 for the loss of seven wickets.
Congratulations to @roryburns17 who has been named the winner of this year's LV= CC Breakthrough Player Award! pic.twitter.com/xrCnKsVAPU
— England Cricket (@ECB_cricket) September 24, 2013
3pm - Durham make one more than Worcestershire, reaching 164 all out at Sussex. Anyon finishes with 5-44 and Jordan 4-50.
2:57pm - Shantry's landmark is followed by Hall removing Chris Russell, meaning Northants have three bonus points in the bag and will be promoted if they make 250 inside 110 overs in their first innings. Alan Richardson is duly caught behind first ball, giving Hall 5-30 and ending Worcestershire's innings at 163 .
Shantry passes his first class high score of 54!
— Worcestershire CCC (@WorcsCCC) September 24, 2013
2:48pm - Yorkshire's Phil Jaques reaches 88 before becoming a second victim for Zafar Ansari, while James Tredwell accounts for Luke Procter at Canterbury.
Like Jaques, Carberry is unable to reach three figures. He falls to Greg Smith for 85 and Hampshire are 227 for three.
Durham look set to miss out on any bonus points as Graham Onions exits to leave the score reading 162 for nine.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (200/4) v Somerset: Notts, who need 10 points to ensure they stay up, get a first as Lumb runs Peter Trego to the third-man boundary to raise a fifty and secure a maiden bonus point. In ideal batting conditions Lumb and Hussey, who have shared a century alliance, are prospering. So far they have added 124.
2:33pm - Anyon bowls Usman Arshad for his fourth scalp and third in quick succession.
Hampshire already have a batting point against Essex and are still only two down.
Groenewald continues to lead Derbyshire's first-day charge against Warwickshire, claiming the wicket of Keith Barker.
Shantry completes only his second first-class fifty.
2:28pm - Not content with one wicket in an over, James Anyon and Dean Cosker each strike again. Durham are now 137 for seven and Glamorgan 132 for four.
Ashwell Prince passes 50 for Lancashire at Canterbury.
Yorkshire lose Kane Williamson for 23 and Pardoe is stumped for 51 at New Road with Shantry one shy of a half-century.
2:23pm - Pardoe brings up a battling fifty, but there are wickets elsewhere.
Chris Dent's innings ends at the hands of Dean Cosker on 84, while Lancashire's Karl Brown goes for 42 and Phil Mustard of Durham is out for just five.
Hundred partnership up for the 5th wicket from 162 balls.73 coming from David Hussey. Nottinghamshire 176-4 #NottsvSom
— Nottinghamshire CCC (@TrentBridge) September 24, 2013
2:15pm - Having seen seven partners depart in quick succession, Worcestershire's Matthew Pardoe is finally receiving able support from Jack Shantry, who has raced to 40.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (169/4) v Somerset: Hussey is dropped on 58 by James Hildreth at first slip off Craig Meschede. It was a tough low chance for Hildreth, who looks devastated, and the ball went to the boundary. Two balls later Hussey clips four more through midwicket to rub salt into the wound.
2:08pm - Jordan now has 4-32 after sending back Will Smith and the runs are flowing freely at the Ageas Bowl, where Michael Carberry is celebrating his Ashes call-up with a substantial innings.
James Vince plunders four boundaries in five balls from Mahmood. Hampshire 164 for 2. Carberry 49, Vince 26
— Essex Cricket (@EssexCricket) September 24, 2013
1:57pm - Groenewald dismisses Warwickshire debutant Stuart Poynter to claim his second wicket in five balls! Derbyshire have their opponents reeling on 120 for six.
Ben Stokes departs cheaply to Sussex seamer Jordan, leaving Durham 107 for four.
1:54pm - Derbyshire need some assistance if they are to stay up but, for the time being, they can only focus on winning their own game. Tim Groenewald aids the pursuit of that goal, wicketkeeper Tom Poynton taking a stunning catch down the leg side to atone for his earlier spills and complete the dismissal of Ateeq Javid.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (152/4) v Somerset: Hussey, on his last Notts appearance, hits Lewis Gregory for four fours in an over, easing him to a 74-ball fifty.
1:33pm - Liam Dawson, on 40, becomes Sajid Mahmood's second victim at the Ageas Bowl but Phil Jaques has made it to a half-century for Yorkshire.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (126/4) v Somerset: At lunch Nottinghamshire made the Yorkshire Bank 40 trophy available for their fans to have photos taken with on the outfield. Soon into the afternoon session Michael Lumb and David Hussey share a restorative fifty partnership, which arrives with Hussey joining Lumb on 28. However, extras is Notts' top scorer on 30.
1:23pm - Andrew Hall now has 3-18 - and his 600th first-class wicket - at New Road, where Worcestershire have slumped to 76 for seven.
Jim Allenby picks up Glamorgan's second wicket at Cardiff, Alex Gidman the man to go.
Chris Jordan gets Scott Borthwick at Hove - those two players have both had excellent seasons.
1:11pm - Derbyshire waste little time in claiming a wicket after the interval, Tony Palladino ousting Rikki Clarke for 22 to leave Warwickshire 90 for four.
12:36pm - It's time for lunch. Here are the scores from around the grounds:
Division One
Warwickshire , who lost the toss, are 88 for three against Derbyshire , who must win at Derby to have a chance of staying up.
In the battle between the other two sides fighting for survival, Nottinghamshire are 115 for four against Somerset , who opted to bowl at Trent Bridge.
County Champions Durham are 75 for two after choosing to bat against Sussex at the BrightonandHoveJobs.com County Ground.
Yorkshire , who decided to bat, are 81 for two in their meeting with Surrey at the Kia Oval.
Division Two
Worcestershire have been reduced to 72 for six after losing the toss against Northamptonshire , who can secure promotion by claiming five points at New Road.
Hampshire are 115 for one having been put in by Essex at the Ageas Bowl.
Division Two winners Lancashire are 77 for two after being inserted by Kent at Canterbury.
Gloucestershire are 87 for one against Glamorgan , who elected to field at the SWALEC Stadium.
Brown gets another life, again Stevens, this time at first on 17 off Tredwell. Lancs 77-2 after Brown and Prince run for two.
— Lancashire CCC (@LancsCCC) September 24, 2013
12:15pm - Hall earns Northants a second bonus point and reduces Worcestershire to 64 for six with the wicket of Ben Cox.
Hampshire already have 100 on the board against Essex, who will not be happy with the score at New Road, and Chris Dent has a fifty for Gloucestershire.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (84/4) v Somerset: Alfonso Thomas, who uprooted Samit Patel's off stump with a fast inswinging yorker, has had three close lbw appeals turned down by umpire Michael Gough. Michael Lumb survived on 15 and David Hussey, who was warmly applauded to the middle on his last Notts appearance, on nought and four. The sun has broken through the cloud and it is a stunning day at Trent Bridge.
12:01pm - Derbyshire strike again as Tim Groenewald pins Laurie Evans lbw, while Lancashire and Yorkshire lose Luis Reece and Adam Lyth respectively.
At New Road, Worcestershire are 55 for five with Ross Whiteley having fallen to Steven Crook.
Wicket!! The stumps are taken out of the ground as Thomas clean bowls Patel with an in swinging yorker. Notts are now 76 for 4.
— Somerset Cricket (@SomersetCCC) September 24, 2013
11:47am - Durham's Mark Stoneman is caught behind off James Anyon for 20, but the wickets have dried up in the more important fixtures.
Ah, maybe not! Andrew Hall bowls Tom Fell to enhance Northants' position of strength.
11:37am - It has not been a great morning for Tom Poynton. Derbyshire's wicketkeeper gives Ateeq Javid a second life, this time off Tony Palladino.
100 - @hoges31 , the top county wicket-taker this year (all formats), has taken his 100th wicket of the season. Hulk. pic.twitter.com/Nyts45GR8Z
— OptaJim (@OptaJim) September 24, 2013
11:28am - Essex's slim promotion hopes have been hit by Northants' flying start this morning. Paul Grayson's men claim a first wicket at the Ageas Bowl when Sajid Mahmood induces an edge to first slip from Jimmy Adams.
Well done @ashyp_5 15,000 first-class runs. Many more on the way.
— Lancashire CCC (@LancsCCC) September 24, 2013
DROP! Javid (7*) edges Footitt through to Poynton, but its dropped by the wicketkeeper. Warwickshire 28-2 (11 overs); Evans 1*
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) September 24, 2013
11:15am - Northants move a point closer to Division One through Muhammad Azhar Ullah's removal of Thilan Samaraweera, which leaves Worcestershire 23 for three.
And Notts are three down too as Gregory has James Taylor lbw without scoring!
County Champions Durham are 23 for one at Hove after Chris Jordan had Keaton Jennings held at slip by Matt Prior.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (40/2) v Somerset: Steven Mullaney pays for leaving a ball from Lewis Gregory as he is bowled, further rewarding Marcus Trescothick's decision to field first.
11:06am - Despite losing Wessels early, Notts are scoring freely. As you might expect, ecb.co.uk will be devoting much of its attention this week to the games that will decide who is promoted and relegated.
10:58am - In addition to the wickets at Derby and Trent Bridge, Yorkshire have lost Alex Lees and Gareth Roderick has fallen cheaply for Gloucestershire.
The game at Canterbury features two debutants. Kyle Jarvis is making his Lancashire bow while teenage seamer Matt Hunn has just started his professional career with a maiden for Kent.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Nottinghamshire (18/1) v Somerset: Given that both sides will be safe with a maximum-bonus-points draw, this game has started competitively. Jamie Overton makes the first breakthrough with a short ball that Riki Wessels feathered behind. The wicket being used is towards one end of the square, meaning the boundary by the Fox Road Stand is close in.
WICKET!! And another for Footitt! It's the big one as Chopra is trapped lbw for 6. Warwickshire 18-2 (4.5 overs). Javid 1*.
— Derbyshire CCC (@DerbyshireCCC) September 24, 2013
10:43am - Footitt responds well to his early no-ball woe, ousting Ian Westwood in a wicket-maiden. Derbyshire are 15 points behind Nottinghamshire and a further point behind Somerset. Wayne Madsen's side will be hoping for a positive result at Trent Bridge.
Lancashire, the only unbeaten side in championship cricket this season, lose Paul Horton to Mark Davies' second ball when the action begins at Canterbury.
10:36am - Northants could be promoted today at this rate! Willey wins another leg-before decision against Moeen Ali, Division Two's leading run-scorer.
10:32am - David Willey gives Northamptonshire an early lift at New Road, trapping Worcestershire skipper Daryl Mitchell lbw with the second ball of the game.
Derbyshire make a less convincing start in their must-win match with Warwickshire as Mark Footitt gives up 12 in a 10-ball over.
10:27am - For a bit more detail on how things stand heading into this ultimate round of fixtures, why not read our preview ?
Kent won the toss and have put Lancashire into bat. Play will begin at 10.45am this morning.
— Kent Cricket (@kentcricket) September 24, 2013
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Trent Bridge: As expected, England duo Jos Buttler and Jamie Overton return for Somerset with Alex Barrow and Piyush Chawla, the latter having returned to India, dropping out. Notts, fresh from winning the Yorkshire Bank 40 on Saturday, make one change from last week's loss to Durham. Brett Hutton makes his championship debut in place of Andre Adams, who has a hamstring injury.
10:17am - A coin has now been flipped at the Kia Oval and Yorkshire will bat first against Surrey.
10:10am - We have news filtering through from the various tosses, although it appears there will be delays in the two fog-hit fixtures mentioned at 9:50am. Here's a summary of who is doing what elsewhere:
Division One
Derbyshire have chosen to bowl against Warwickshire at Derby.
Nottinghamshire have been put in by Somerset at Trent Bridge.
Durham have elected to bat against Sussex at the BrightonandHoveJobs.com County Ground.
Division Two
Northamptonshire have invited Worcestershire to bat at New Road.
Hampshire have been inserted by Essex at the Ageas Bowl.
At the SWALEC Stadium, Glamorgan have sent Gloucestershire in.
9:50am - It has been a foggy morning in the south-east, and there could yet be a delay to the start at Canterbury, where Kent are hosting Division Two champions Lancashire.
Visisbility was also poor at the Kia Oval first thing but now looks to be much improved.
ecb.co.uk's Rob Barnett at Trent Bridge: This is one of the latest ends to the season in recent years, but that is no excuse for the Christmas tree, which was fully lit yesterday evening, on top of the pub over the road from the ground. Despite officially being autumn, it is mild and muggy as the teams warm up on the outfield.
9:35am - Before the action gets under way, here are a few news lines from the domestic circuit:
Kane Williamson has agreed a return to Yorkshire in 2014 as the club's overseas player, while Lancashire have released long-serving wicketkeeper Gareth Cross .
Gloucestershire have signed Tom Smith on a permanent deal from Middlesex following a successful loan spell.
9:30am - Morning everyone. The winners of each division may have already been decided, but there is still much to play for on the final week of the LV= County Championship season.
Derbyshire must record a home victory over Warwickshire to have any chance of staying up at the expense of either Nottinghamshire or Somerset, who meet at Trent Bridge.
In Division Two, Northamptonshire need five points at Worcestershire to guarantee promotion. Anything less opens the door for Essex to go up instead.


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You will get more traffic ofcorce from SEO. From PPC you will get more qualified visitors. But also it depends on how much money you are going to spend on increasing traffic. It will be great to to use PPC and SEO. If I would have limited budget I would deffinately start with SEO.
ppc is for short-term whilst seo is a longterm marketing. so you need both. once you have achieved high seo ranking there will be no need for ppc
PPC and SEO both are important to get traffic. SEO is free and for PPC is paid. So first you can start with SEO to increase traffic and then go for PPC.
SEO is needed for every website and it should be done everytimes not just a few times. IT is along term continous goal which never stops. TO continously getting traffics and increase Page rank and alexa rank it's required.
PPC or the pay per click is mainly the advertisement purpose. It can be done in begining to gain more traffic and then slowly can be left our if your SERP is good.It can be use for increment in SERP (i mean improvement).
SEO should be done by all website while PPC is maninly for selling products or services.
PPC and SEO both are important to get traffic.ppc is for short-term whilst seo is a longterm marketing.You will get more traffic from SEO. From PPC you will get more qualified visitors.
Obviously PPC is for short term and you can decide on the course of campaign. But with SEO you will always depend on the search engine's algorithms.
you can get more traffic by PPC its fast but if you credits end the trAffic will also zero to your site but in seo you can get more and stedly traffic and it will never ends.
If you want traffic then go for SEO, but it takes time(few months), but if you want sales then PPC is best option. Although PPC is helpful to get limited number of visitors but it is paid marketing and more cost is incureed in it with respect to SEO.
PPC is help to get the traffic for websites. But Seo is getting the organic keyword ranking with traffic for websites.
If you are trying to get instant leads then you must go with PPC, it's effect to generate quick leads but
If you should consider SEO if looking for a long term goal. Hope you understand the aspects of both.
Nowadays , PPC with good Seo practice is very important to websites.
I think you should use PPC first to promote your product, then you SEO!
Using PPC you can get traffic in short time. But if you use SEO it will take time. But for PPC we have to pay to google. So I think SEO is best to get traffic.
PPC is good way to increase traffic for a website.but it is costly. You can get more traffic by SEO work but it take some time.
I think SEO is better to get traffic. From SEO we can get traffic which search for that product or services.
I don't think ppc is that much effective as it last for a short tenure. Secondly, it costs a lot as compared to SEO. SEO is required for a sustainable business.
SEO is better to get traffic because from SEO we get relevant traffic. In PPC anyone can click on your ads. Thus from PPC we can't get always relevant traffic.
Both are equally important. But for instant, fast results PPC can be used but with higher budget. With low budget, more time SEO results can be used.


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Even last season, names such as Derrek Lee, Brian Fuentes and Jim Edmonds were dealt in mid-to-late August to contenders league-wide. In fact, last year's NLCS MVP, Cody Ross, was acquired by the San Francisco Giants in August, showing that difference makers can still be acquired by contenders in need of some pop in their lineup.
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