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|Ya, I think most of the people who have said it's 12d suffered from the "being strong at your home crag" syndrome. Paradigm is much harder than 12c's at red wing, 12d doesn't make sense.
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|HIGHLY temperature dependent! I recall taking two fall on this route my first attempt on a late fall day. Then returned the following summer in early july, and couldn"t get to the 4th bolt, it felt several grades harder! Awesome route in the right conditions, no fun if its hot.
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|Great route! One of the longest ones at red wing, powerful and technical, by far the best route I have tried at red wing! Have been working it for 2 summer's now and am getting really close! Any one know the conditions of the wall currently? I'm up in Duluth and don't want to make the drive if it's wet or anything


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Back to school after the Flood
All day yesterday everywhere on social media have been photos of grinning children, with gap toothed smiles toting brand new back packs.
That time of year again…back to school.
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For many things have drastically changed.
In High River two of the schools are still closed, and for a town of 13, 000 people that is a BIG impact. One of the Public Elementary schools Spitzee sustained quite a bit of damage to its historic wing and basement but was able to open enough classrooms to accomodate students. The other Public school Joe Clark where our children attended last year lost its gym, which they are hoping will be operational in October. The Catholic elementary is closed and its students are being housed in portables at the Catholic High school site, which is also still closed. Those high school students are bunking in with the Public Junior High kids while they wait for "lost" portables. These are just some of the challenges facing those students who have remained in High River after the flood. Not to mention the changes at home. The elemenatry kids are facing increased anxiety and many are having separation issues. The older kids just want to forget about the flood and go on with their social lives with friends. Parents are having difficulties as well. Many children were at school in High River when the flash floods hit and had to be evacuated on buses from the schools. Parents are feeling more anxious and extra cautious. Families have survived a traumatic experience. It isn't all bad though. For many the community of the schools will help in healing and all families affected by the flood just want to get back to normal and heading back to school is an integral first step.
However those of us who are still out of our house "displaced" we have different stories.
Some are living in Okotoks or Saddlebrook and boarding their kids onto buses to High River.
But what about those of us who are in Calgary? Where do our kids attend school? We were faced with some very hard decisions. It is near impossible to put your child in school somewhere when you don't even know where you will be living the next month. Do we drive them everyday into High River where we have a house that we can never return to? Try and find a school in Calgary that isn't over capacity already and doesn't need a permanent Calgary address? We decided to homeschool. Now more then ever our children need to feel safe and loved within the confines of our family. They have been through so much grief and hardship in the past couple months that this really is the most stable option for our family, and one we realize may not be available to many.
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First Presidency Focuses on the Savior at Devotional
Of all the seasons of the year, there is none so beautiful as Christmas," said President Gordon B. Hinckley during the annual First Presidency Christmas Devotional held in the Conference Center in Salt Lake City and broadcast around the world.
"Our hearts reach out to those in need. Love overcomes hate. … Love grows a little stronger, hearts are a little more generous. We are more inclined to strengthen feeble knees and lift up the hands that hang down. Children's hearts are made glad. There comes an added magic in the air. There is a deep underlying current of happiness."
After recounting the loss of his mother shortly before Christmas in 1930 and the difficult loss of his wife in 2004, President Hinckley said: "Shining through all of the darkness is the sublime figure of the Son of God, who gave His life that we might live. This is the true meaning of Christmas, the reality of the Atonement wrought by the Redeemer of the world."
President Hinckley testified that Christ offers the hope of salvation to all men, even in these times of war, conflict, and difficult problems.
President Thomas S. Monson, First Counselor in the First Presidency, said Christmas is "a time for families, it is a time for remembering, it is a time for gratitude.
"The spirit of Christmas is the spirit of love and of generosity and of goodness. … The spirit of Christmas is something I hope all of us would have within our hearts and within our lives, not only at this particular season but throughout the year."
President Monson said that when we keep the spirit of Christmas, we keep the Spirit of Christ.
"The salutation 'no room' was not only heard by Joseph and Mary before the birth of Jesus, but was also endured by Him on frequent occasions in His ministry," President Monson said.
"In our homes today we have rooms for eating, rooms for sleeping, rooms for recreation. Do we have room for Christ? We have time for … activities that are part of our daily lives. Do we have time for Christ?"
President James E. Faust, Second Counselor in the First Presidency, taught that "at this time of year when we commemorate [the Savior's] birth, we should also take time to contemplate with deep reverence His death and transcending sanctification of the Resurrection."
In his remarks, President Faust focused on one of the Savior's "great and profound teachings … to do for others that which they cannot do for themselves."
Anonymous giving reflects the Savior's love, said President Faust. "I wish to express appreciation and thanks to all who open their hearts and give to others.
"Those of us who contribute anonymously have sweet inner feelings of the Spirit that swell inside when we do something for others that cannot be traced back to ourselves. Anonymous giving gives the gift a higher form of sanctification."
Tabernacle Choir Honored with Mother Teresa Award
The late Mother Teresa once said, "The world is hungry not only for food, but also for beauty." In November 2006, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir was presented with an award named in her honor, recognizing "the achievements of those who beautify the world, especially in the fields of religion, social justice, and the arts."
"This is the only choir that has touched the entire world with its beauty," said Dan Paulos, director of the St. Bernadette Institute of Sacred Art, which bestows the Mother Teresa Award. "There are a lot of choirs out there, but none so remarkable. It's a gift of God, and it should be shared with the world."
Choir members were honored in a simple ceremony following the weekly broadcast of Music and the Spoken Word on Sunday, November 19, 2006. The Very Reverend Joseph Mayo, Rector of the Cathedral of the Madeline, presented the award to Mac Christensen, choir president, and Craig Jessop, music director, who accepted it on behalf of the choir.
"We are honored to accept this award named after this saintly woman, Mother Teresa," noted Scott L. Barrick, choir general manager.
The Institute developed the award program to "rightfully acknowledge spiritual accomplishments in this secular world."
The statuette is a modernized representation of Mother Teresa. Laureates are nominated by the public at large and are selected by the Board of Directors of the Mother Teresa Awards.
The all-volunteer choir consists of 350 men and women representing many different backgrounds, professions, and ages. The choir has become world-renowned through its many recordings, tours, and weekly TV and radio broadcasts.
Previous recipients of the honor include Pope John Paul II, Maya Angelou, Nelson Mandela, and Jimmy Carter.
The Testaments of One Fold and One Shepherd Available on DVD
After its five-year exclusive run in the Joseph Smith Memorial Building in Salt Lake City, Utah, and at the request of the First Presidency, the film The Testaments of One Fold and One Shepherd is being made available on DVD through Church distribution centers to a much wider audience.
The Testaments of One Fold and One Shepherd is an epic story depicting Christ's ministry to the people in ancient Israel and His subsequent appearance in ancient America, as related in two testaments: the Bible and the Book of Mormon. It follows the story of Helam and his family, fictional characters, as they witness the signs and coming of the Savior to the Americas.
When the film was first introduced, Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Seventy explained, "The purpose of the film is to establish that Jesus is the Son of God, 'the light and life of the world,' and to show the miraculous effect the Savior has on the lives of those who believe in Him."
The film took more than two years to make and required extensive research into the ancient cultures of the Americas. It was filmed in Utah, California, and Hawaii on 57 sets, the largest of which was about the size of a football stadium. The 48 principal cast members, 52 featured players, and more than 1,000 extras brought the story to life. The Orchestra at Temple Square and the Tabernacle Choir provided the music.
The 65-minute film (item no. 01607) is being made available on a multi-language DVD in Church distribution centers worldwide in 18 languages (American Sign, Cantonese, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Ukrainian).
Museum Announces Eighth International Art Competition
The Museum of Church History and Art has announced the theme for its Eighth International Art Competition and invites Church members around the world to participate in the exhibit to be held March 20 to October 11, 2009.
The theme for the exhibit, "Remembering the Great Things of God," encompasses the experiences of Latter-day Saints everywhere. The artwork will represent a theme, idea, story, people, or place related to (1) Latter-day Saint doctrines, beliefs, and teachings, including stories from the scriptures and teachings of the prophets; (2) events, sites, and individuals pertinent to the history of the Church and its people; or (3) the application of religious values in Latter-day Saint life, including Church, family, and individual activities.
The competition is open to members of the Church age 18 and older by December 31, 2008. Each artist may submit one work. The range of worldwide cultural and aesthetic traditions, styles of art, and various media are all welcome. Entries must have been completed after January 1, 2006.
Official entry forms will be mailed to artists on the museum's mailing list in April 2008. The form will also be available online at the museum's Web site. To be included in the mailing or to change contact information if you are already on the mailing list, write to the museum at Eighth International Art Competition, Museum of Church History and Art, 45 N. West Temple St. Rm. 200, Salt Lake City, UT, 84150-3470, or e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The first round of judging will be based on photographs of the artwork submitted with the entry form online or by mail before October 10, 2008. Artwork will be judged on the successful expression of the theme; artistic and technical accomplishment; and the creativity, originality, and quality of the art. Awards include a number of Purchase Awards, in which artwork is purchased for the Church collection; up to 25 cash Merit Awards, bestowed by the jury; and 3 cash Visitors' Choice Awards.
For more information about the competition or to see artwork from former exhibitions, visit the museum's Web site at www.lds.org/churchhistory/museum/competition.
Family History Library Celebrates World Traditions
Weaving a Scandinavian Christmas ornament and singing the Scottish version of "Auld Lang Syne" were just two of the December activities at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Those attending the free evening classes held from November 28 to December 22 learned about holiday traditions from various countries and ethnic groups.
Most of the short classes were planned and taught by natives of the different countries who discussed such subjects as December celebrations, food, decorations, and music. The classes were open to the public, and family activities were also offered.
Families were encouraged to make a children's version of a pedigree chart. The children were asked to draw a picture of themselves, their parents, and grandparents on the chart. Everyone received a peppermint candy, and those families who could complete a four-generation chart received a pen imprinted with the words, "Family history is fun."
Lists of ideas for family home evening and family history were available for families to take home. One paper explained how children and parents could interview grandparents.
Featured countries included Norway, France, Germany, Scotland, Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Sweden, and Denmark. Jewish and pioneer traditions were also discussed.
Diane Loosle, manager of novice services, said this is the first time the library has sponsored the event.
Sister Loosle explained that the activities were aimed at bringing people into the Family History Library who don't normally come there. She said: "One of the library's goals is to make coming to the library a better experience. We want people to come and find it is less complicated than they thought it would be."
The Church's main Family History Library is the largest library of its kind, and it is open to the general public at no charge. It is estimated that 1,900 or more patrons visit the library each day it is open.
Free classes are offered for those with varying experience, including novices, and 125 full- and part-time professional staff members are available to assist. Nearly 400 trained volunteers donate their time to help as well. For more information, visit www.familysearch.org.
Additional Sharing Time Ideas, April 2007
The following are additional ideas Primary leaders may use with the Sharing Time printed in the April 2007 Liahona. For the lesson, instructions, and activity that correspond with these ideas, see
Write the word wrong on the chalkboard. Tell the children that when they repent they turn wrong into right. Ask the children to help you turn the word wrong into right by figuring out what they could do to repent. Use three case studies (see
"Case Studies," Teaching, No Greater Call [1999], 161–62) to give situations where children need to repent. After the first case study, sing a song or hymn about repentance, and explain that repentance is the second principle of the gospel. After the second case study, sing a song or hymn about repentance. After the third case study, sing a song or hymn about forgiveness and explain that we need to forgive others who repent. Erase the word wrong from the board, and write the word right. Recite from My Gospel Standards, "I will choose the right. I know I can repent when I make a mistake." Bear your testimony of repentance and of the Atonement of Jesus Christ.
Explain that our living prophet holds all of the priesthood keys and authority in the Church today. Hold up a picture of the prophet. Explain, however, that he leads the Church under someone else's direction. Ask the children who that person is (Jesus Christ). Hold up a picture of Jesus Christ, and place it above the picture of the prophet, signifying that the prophet works under His direction. Show the children the most recent conference edition of the Liahona. Explain that when our prophet speaks to us at general conference, he is teaching us what Jesus Christ wants us to hear and do. Carefully select four sentences from the prophet's recent messages, and invite older children to read them. List four things that children can do to follow the prophet's words. For example, you might list "pay tithing," "be more forgiving," or "read the scriptures." Invite the children to draw a picture of one of the ideas that they want to work on to better follow the prophet (see
"Drawing Activities," Teaching, No Greater Call, 166–67). Choose a song or hymn to go along with each of the four principles that the prophet has recently spoken of. Invite the children who drew pictures of that particular principle to stand at the front of the room and hold up their pictures while the Primary sings that song. Bear your testimony about the importance of the priesthood.
Song presentation:
"An Angel Came to Joseph Smith" (this issue, p. F13). Before teaching this song, practice conducting the unique rhythm. The meter changes from 3/4 to 2/4 for one measure in each line.
Post the following wordstrips in random order—"Moroni," "Hill Cumorah," "Nephites," and "Book of Mormon." Tell the children that this song is about these four things. Ask them to help you put the wordstrips in the same order that the song is in. Sing the song for them, and then ask which wordstrip comes first. Because the first phrase is "an angel came to Joseph Smith," the correct wordstrip is "Moroni." Have the children sing that phrase with you. Sing the song three more times, putting one wordstrip in place each time. Explain that Joseph Smith took the gold plates from Hill Cumorah, that the plates are a record of the Nephites, and that the precious, holy book is the Book of Mormon. Because the song is short, sing the entire song each time that you ask a question. This will help the children become familiar with the words and the interesting rhythm. Encourage the children to tell the story of the Book of Mormon to their families by singing this song. Bear testimony that the story told in the song is true.


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Lab Manual - Superficial Back
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of this session, the student will be able to:
- Define the "anatomical position". Using the conventional anatomical terms, describe the body and the spatial relationships of its parts, for example dorsal/ventral, medial/lateral, proximal/distal, and superficial/deep. (explanation)
- Recognize and define the standard planes and sections used to describe parts of the body and the relationships of the various planes and sections to one another. (explanation)
- Describe the general structural plan of the body and the relationships of the layers, partitions and compartments one encounters when dissecting from superficial to deep in any particular region. (explanation)
- Demonstrate a cutaneous nerve and describe the pattern of cutaneous nerves on the back. (explanation)
- Identify, and give the general attachments of, nerve and blood supply to, and the general functions of the superficial back muscles. (explanation)
- Identify the bony prominences of the back and spine that may be palpated and used for reference to underlying structures. (explanation)
- NOTE: FOR THIS AND ALL SUBSEQUENT DISSECTIONS you must be able to identify and define any of the underlined, boldfaced terms or structures. (explanation)
Readings and Modules:
- Anatomical Orientation
- Introduction to the Nervous System
- Movements of the Upper Limb
- Prelab Learning Module and Prelab Images
- Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy: p. 2-66; 492; 700-703
1. Prepare the cadaver for dissection as described under Care for the Cadaver. (Play movie; View images: N 152, TG 1-01)
Observe the surface anatomy of your cadaver and review the surface anatomy in the medical history database. Review introductory material regarding care for the cadaver.
Surface anatomy
2. Review the bony anatomy. (Play movie; View images: N 4, 8, 13, 2, 153, 157, 174, 420, 421, 486, TG 1-01, 1-02, 1-03D, 1-04, 1-08, 2-03A, 2-03B, 3-04A, 3-04B, 5-03, 7-04, 7-06)
The following bony processes should be located on the skeleton, palpated on yourself, your partners and ultimately palpated on your cadaver if at all possible. (These are used as landmarks for your incisions but are more palpable on the cadaver after the skin is removed.) Using your atlas as a guide, identify the following: occipital bone; superior nuchal line; external occipital protuberance; mastoid process; spine of scapula; acromion process of scapula; medial border of scapula; superior angle of scapula; inferior angle of scapula; clavicle; spinous process of vertebrae throughout length of the vertebral column, spina prominens, crest of ilium, dorsum of sacrum, coccyx.
External occipital protuberance Spinous process and spina prominens
3. Begin to remove the skin from the back as shown in Figure 1. (Play movie)
Skin varies in thickness between regions of the body and individuals. Since we are removing only the skin (epidermis and dermis) in some regions, its thickness must be ascertained. Make an initial longitudinal incision in the mid-line of the back beginning at the base of the skull (external occipital protuberance) and continuing caudally to the tip of the spine (coccyx) as shown in Figure 1. Make a transverse incision at right angles to the first anywhere along its length. Using a toothed forceps, turn back the corner of skin at the intersection of the two incisions and measure the skin thickness (dermis and epidermis) with the scalpel. Using the scalpel and your finger as a depth guide, make transverse incisions through the skin as indicated in Figure 1, approximately 8 cm. (3 inches) apart. The skin of the back is usually the thickest. Use the same procedure of measuring thickness and making incisions through the skin in each region of the body.
Figure 1
Begin in the mid to upper back region. To reflect a flap of skin, begin at a corner where two incisions meet at right angles. Pick up the skin with your toothed forceps and with the scalpel cut the skin from the underlying subcutaneous tissue (superficial fascia). Generally, small and controlled cutting motions provide cleaner results.
Because of its density, the dermis presents considerable resistance to the scalpel, while the subcutaneous tissue, being mostly fat, presents little or no resistance. Continue elevating the skin from the subcutaneous tissue until the length of the scalpel swing becomes too long to control easily. Return to the opposite corner of the skin flap and proceed as indicated above until another corner is produced. Working from the corners is much easier and more accurate than long areas of reflection.
4. Separate skin from subcutaneous connective tissue. (Play movie)
For two strips of skin on either side (e.g. A, B Figure 1) just remove the skin, leaving the subcutaneous tissue with nerves and vessels intact. As the skin is subsequently rolled back in these strips the tip to the scalpel should be pointed at the roll of skin and in contact with the dermis. The motion of the scalpel is used in somewhat of a scraping motion rather than strictly cutting. On the deep surface of the dermis, when removed in the proper plane, a "pigskin" or pitted surface is visible. This effect is due to the presence of subcutaneous papillae projecting into the dermis. Keep this constantly in view.
5. Complete the removal of skin and superficial fascia of the back. (Play movie)
For the other strips, remove skin and subcutaneous tissue together (e.g. remove everything down to the deep, investing fascia) as indicated by Figure 1, as far laterally as the mid-line of the side of the body (mid-axillary line). The back of the neck is difficult because of its curvature. Let the head hang by putting a wooden block under the chest to straighten the neck and make access easier. The highest incision extends from the external occipital protuberance to the mastoid process and then along a line from the mastoid process laterally to the tip of the acromion process. Care must be taken not to cut too deeply along this line as the large spinal accessory nerve crosses the region quite superficially (see later for dissection of this nerve).
After the skin is removed examine it and compare differences in thickness, pigmentation, hair, orifices of glands and the grossly visible epidermis and dermis in various areas. Compare with skin of other bodies. Read the introductory comments in your text on connective tissue, subcutaneous tissue (superficial fascia), and fascial spaces. Examine the subcutaneous tissue, noting composition (fat or connective tissue) and relative proportions of each. Some bodies will have no fat, only connective tissue sheets. Compare characteristics of subcutaneous tissue that distinguish male and female. Compare subcutaneous tissue in the different regions you have exposed. Examine the structure of subcutaneous tissue, noting "skeletal network" of connective tissue supporting fat lobules and membranous planes within subcutaneous tissue.
6. Dissect out an exemplary cutaneous nerve or two and clean the trapezius and latissimus dorsi muscles. (Play movie; View images: N 21, 170, 172, 174, 177, 180, 188, 192, 258, TG 1-12, 1-17, 1-21, 4-11, 4-12)
The cutaneous nerves of the back are bilaterally occurring, segmentally arranged, posterior primary rami of spinal nerves. The structure of spinal nerves themselves will be considered in session 3. They pass from the spine through the deep musculature of the back, pierce the investing (deep) fascia to enter the subcutaneous tissue, traverse it to become more superficial, and enter the skin. Map out the areas of cutaneous innervation supplied by these posterior primary rami. Though they enter the subcutaneous tissue near the spine, the precise point of emergence depends upon the region of the body. This point of emergence is medial and deep to the area of distribution in the skin. The nerves parallel one another (3 to 3 1/2 cm apart), are horizontal in the upper half of the trunk and oblique in the lower half.
In those areas where the subcutaneous tissue was preserved, nerves may be located by incising through the superficial fascia in the mid-line and elevating and separating this layer from the deep fascia. As you continue separating these planes laterally, the nerves can be seen leaving the muscle and entering the superficial fascia. Blunt dissection (using probe and forceps) is necessary here as a scalpel or sharp dissection generally severs most of the nerves before they are seen. Many of the nerves may be accompanied by small arteries and veins; the small veins may be filled with blood, giving them a chocolate color, and are more obvious. These vessels supply the skin and subcutaneous tissue and are not specifically named.
After finding a few examples of nerves, the subcutaneous tissue of the back should be completely removed down to the investing fascia using a scalpel in much the same manner as used to remove the skin. Leave examples of the cutaneous nerves for subsequent dissections. As you dissect and reflect the muscles, pull the cutaneous nerves through the muscles.
After the subcutaneous tissue has been removed the musculature can be seen. Deep or investing fascia covers the muscles and hides their details. Distinguish between investing and muscular fascia. What is the function of fascia?
7. Reflect trapezius, identify its blood and nerve supply, and locate the greater occipital nerve. (Play movie; View images: N 33, 127, 174, 177, 178, 179, 420, 421, 427, 429, 430, TG 1-09, 1-12, 1-13, 1-16, 7-14, 7-16, 7-17)
For each muscle examined throughout the course, the following characteristics should be observed: origin, insertion, nerve supply, blood supply (arteries and veins), parts and structural arrangement of the muscle, and its relationships (position in the body and its relation to other structures adjacent to it) and a consideration of its action. The focus will be on the action of muscle groups unless a muscle has a unique action. This listing is given in our initial dissection of muscle but is applicable to all subsequent muscles wherever encountered in the body. As you dissect verify your observations with textual descriptions for completeness and accuracy.
HOW TO CLEAN A MUSCLE. The superficial muscles of the entire body are covered with an investing fascia that is relatively opaque and firmly adherent to the muscle. It is continuous with investing fascias of adjacent muscles. Cleaning a muscle requires removal of this fascia and any other connective tissue or fat which may be obscuring the muscle. The fascia is elevated with toothed thumb forceps and then cut away with the scalpel. Remove the fascia by cutting it from the muscle at right angles to the muscle fascicles. Cleaning makes apparent the basic features of a muscle: borders, origin, insertion, and fiber direction. Cleaning does not imply beauty or perfection but only the ability to see the above characteristics.
Origin, insertion, borders, and muscle structure must be visible and verified before the muscle is reflected. To reflect a muscle means to cut one attachment of the muscle and fold it back on itself. Reflection or removal may be done by severing the origin, the insertion, or by cutting through the belly of the muscle as specified.
The muscular fascia on the deep side of a muscle is usually transparent, thin, and easily removed; however, between some muscles there may be additional quantities of loose fascia, fat and connective tissue which impede visibility and have to be removed. What is the function of this fascia?
The arteries are beige. They maintain a cylindrical appearance because of their thick muscular wall. The veins are usually larger than the arteries and are often dark in appearance due to coagulated blood retained within them. They are thin-walled, tortuous and usually paired or plexiform in arrangement. If empty they appear flat or readily collapsible. Nerves appear striped, and in their normal state are fusiform in cross section. The nerve, artery, and vein usually accompany one another to a muscle as a triad, the neurovascular bundle. Where you find one you usually find the others. Expose completely the course of the veins, arteries, and nerves, and observe their particular manner of branching. Why do nerves and vessels (arteries and veins) branch in different manners?
In your dissections, deep veins may be removed after they are cleaned and identified, since they parallel arteries, usually share the same name as the artery, and often obscure the artery and nerve. Do not cut or remove arteries or nerves.
Cleaning is complete when the source, course, and distribution of the artery, vein, and nerve are visible. Since these three characteristics identify arteries, veins and nerves, it is essential that they be seen.
The muscles examined in this dissection are primarily muscles of the pectoral girdle (muscles which attach the upper limb to the trunk, rather than act as prime movers of the upper limb).
For each muscle identify its points of attachment (origin and insertion) on the skeleton so that you may readily become acquainted with the specific bones, their parts and processes as you progress through the dissections. Knowledge of the attachments and where a muscle crosses a joint allows one to predict its action.
Trapezius muscle. Clean and define origin and insertion and borders of this muscle. Determine arrangements of muscle fibers, divisions of the muscle, kinds of attachments (tendon, aponeurosis, muscle). Define the superior border (between superior nuchal line of the occipital bone and clavicle) but do not cut deeply along this border as the accessory nerve is superficial there. Reflect the muscle by incising along its origin. To do this, pick up the muscle and separate it from underlying muscle before cutting. Progress in this fashion from T12 upward until you have completely severed its origin. In the thoracic region the muscle takes origin from the spines of the vertebrae and intervening ligaments. In the cervical region the spines are short and the muscle takes origin from a strong ligament, the ligamentum nuchae. Lift the trapezius up off of the underlying neck muscles. Cut the cranial attachment of this muscle, inferior to (and away from) the superior nuchal line.
It will also be necessary to sever the muscle along its insertion into the spine of the scapula and along the medial border of the acromion. Do not sever its clavicular attachment. In reflecting use only the probe to separate it from deeper structures in order to avoid cutting arteries and nerves. It will be necessary to cut the muscular perforating branch of the dorsal scapular artery and vein to reflect the lower part of the muscle. This artery arises from the dorsal scapular artery (to be seen later). It enters the lower third of the trapezius muscle after penetrating between rhomboideus major and minor or through rhomboideus major.
Identify and trace the subtrapezial plexus of nerves. Distinguish between the accessory nerve (Cranial Nerve XI) (reaching the muscle from the posterior triangle of the neck along the deep surface of the superior border of the muscle) and branches of cervical nerves 3 and 4 (C3, 4) reaching the muscle from a position anterior and deep to the levator scapulae muscle. These nerves are branches of anterior primary rami of spinal nerves. Where do they combine to form the subtrapezial plexus? Clean the transverse cervical artery and vein and the muscular perforating branch of the dorsal scapular artery and vein, and examine the manner of distribution to the muscle.
As you reflect the trapezius near the occipital bone, stay close to its under surface. The greater occipital nerve is from the dorsal primary ramus of C2. It will lie on the underlying muscle mass about 2cm below and 2 to 3cm lateral to the external occipital protuberance. Try to locate it (you may need your instructor's help with this one). It is a large nerve extending vertically into the scalp and can be recognized by its association with the large occipital artery and vein.
8. Reflect latissimus dorsi, levator scapulae, and the rhomboids and identify their blood and nerve supply. ( Play movie; View images: N 33, 174, 421, 424, 427, 429, 430, 477, TG 1-12, 1-13, 2-06A, 2-06B, 2-07, 2-09, 2-13, 2-15, 7-15)
Latissimus dorsi muscle. Define origin and borders of muscle. What is the thoracolumbar fascia (aponeurosis)? How are the costal attachments of the muscle related to adjacent muscles and is there an attachment to the scapula? Trace the muscle as far as the axilla but do not trace through the axilla to its insertion; its complete delineation will be seen later. Do not reflect the latissimus dorsi from its origin. Carefully cut through the body of the muscle beginning near the inferior angle of the scapula and continue toward its costal attachment. Leave its aponeurotic origin in place and reflect the body of the muscle toward the axilla. Be certain that only the latissimus dorsi and not serratus anterior or serratus posterior inferior is reflected. Identify the neurovascular supply of the latissimus, the thoracodorsal nerve, artery and vein, which lie on the deep surface of the muscle near the axilla.
Levator scapulae, rhomboideus minor, and rhomboideus major muscles insert along the medial border of the scapula in serial order. Beginning at the medial border of the scapula, trace each muscle to its origin. Note and separate the slips or heads of origin of the levator scapulae m. passing to transverse processes of cervical vertebrae. The rhomboideus minor and rhomboideus major muscles may not be separate; they are often referred to collectively as the Rhomboids. Branches of the same nerves (cervical 3 and 4) that supply trapezius supply the levator scapulae. Using the branches of C3 and C4 that you have identified, follow their proximal course along the anterior border of the levator scapulae and identify them as they enter the muscle. Cut the origins of the rhomboideus minor and major and reflect them. Near their insertion along the medial border of the scapula (well hidden by fat and connective tissue), locate the dorsal scapular nerve (C5) and dorsal scapular artery and vein. Trace the nerve and vessels to the rhomboid muscles. Look for the dorsal scapular nerve sending fibers to the lower part of the levator scapulae muscle. You may notice thin, aponeurotic muscles under the rhomboids above and the latissimus dorsi below. These are the serratus posterior superior and inferior muscles. They are frequently reflected with the rhomboids and or latissimus dorsi. They are accessory respiratory muscles and of minor importance.
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Brentwood, TN, United States, 2009/04/20 - Local consulting and placement firm demonstrates long-term vision and invests in the face of an uncertain economy.
In todays cost-conscious environment, companies are running faster and leaner than ever. Vaco, a locally owned consulting and placement firm, recently invested significantly in a robust website which offers a comprehensive tool for anyone building their careers in the fields of finance, accounting, technology, operations or administration. The investment is a clear statement they are committed to serving their clients, consultants and candidates in any economy.
The site's unique design assists two audiences: clients in need of specialized project experience or strategic hires and candidates who are paving their ideal professional path. Because Vaco is a family of 26 companies throughout the United States, the site offers a national perspective with essential specialized local knowledge.
Populated with market trends, active engagements, search resources, career counsel, and testimonials, the site is designed to be a resource and a conduit for richer conversations between clients and their Vaco Partner. Vaco founder and Hendersonville native, Jerry Bostelman, says "Vaco exists to offer its clients project and permanent placement assistance throughout their entire professional life - over the course of their careers they will often come to us at different times in the capacity of client, candidate or consultant. The goal of the website is to address all of these unique needs and to expand their experience with Vaco into their homes and offices through a medium that is there any time they need it."
"Vaco" is derived from a Latin word meaning "to free yourself from a master" and has grown from a de novo start in October 2002 to $120M in revenue. Over the last year, Vaco has made significant investments in their back-office operations as well, citing internal talent expansion and multiple system upgrades. "Building a world-class infrastructure was a necessity to support the explosive growth and position our locally-owned company for continued success" adds Bostelman. Through its first five years of operation Vaco maintained a turnover rate of less than 5% in an industry that averages up to 60%. Its growth and retention validates that an entrepreneurial culture grounded in individual empowerment and commitment to longevity creates a national powerhouse.
Nashville-based website and interactive design firm, Centresource, built the new site and assisted with strategic planning as well. Aaron Briggs, Senior Strategist for Centresource had this to say about the Vaco site, "The Vaco site represented a major challenge -- multiple audience types and a Nation of companies with unique personalities that needed to be expressed. In the end, we developed a strategy that offered national reach without sacrificing Vaco's personality and strong, localized brand as differentiators."
Vaco collaborated with Centresource on the website and re-branded the company in tandem. Nashville design group, Zografia, lead the re-branding efforts. Creative Director, Lou Everhart, has amped up the company's logo, business cards, support and promotional materials. Everhart was introduced to Vaco last year as creative counsel for their fifth year anniversary celebration, named "Cinco de Vaco". She captured the essence of the company so well that her one-time project spawned a much deeper relationship with the company. She now is a key element for all local and national branding and creative projects at Vaco.
Vaco Nashville (vaco.com) is a proud recipient of the Future 50 award in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008, the Best Places to Work award for 2005, 2006, and 2007 and is a finalist for the 2009 Nashville Business Journal's Best in Business Award. Founder Jerry Bostelman received the E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year for the SouthEast Region in 2007. Inc magazine has ranked Vaco as one of the fastest growing companies in America for the last two years and their growth continues in the face of a tumultuous economy.
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Stansted: Ryanair lifts profits guidance after strong demand over Christmas
PUBLISHED: 09:15 28 January 2013 | UPDATED: 09:52 28 January 2013
LOW-cost airline Ryanair gave another boost to its profits guidance today after benefiting from strong demand for pre-Christmas flights.
The Dublin-based carrier, which is a major operator out of Stansted Airport, said bookings from passengers in the UK, Germany and Scandinavia were particularly robust as revenues rose 15% to 969million euros (£825m) in the three months to December 31.
It now expects profits of around 540m euros (£460m) in the year to March, which would represent a 7% increase on last year's performance despite a 19% rise in oil costs.
Ryanair also increased its full-year profits guidance in November to between 490m and 520m euros (£417m to £442m), up from 400m to 440m euros previously forecast.
Quarterly passenger numbers increased by 3% to 17.3m during the third quarter, while an 8% rise in average fares meant profits for the period grew by 21% to 18.1m euros (£15.4m).
The airline has grounded up to 80 aircraft this winter, blaming a combination of high oil prices, the level of airport fees at Stansted and Dublin airports and expectations for seasonally weaker demand.
As a result, it expects traffic will be 3% lower in the current quarter, which is equivalent to a decline of around 400,000 in passenger numbers.
Ryanair opened its 51st base in Maastricht in December and will open six more from April in Eindhoven, Krakow, Zadar in Croatia, Chania in Greece and Marrakesh and Fez in Morocco.
It said significant capacity cuts by other carriers would also offer it growth opportunities across Europe.
The company added: "We expect further capacity cuts and restructurings in Europe as high fare, loss making carriers struggle to compete with Ryanair's expansion at low prices."
Despite the tough market conditions, analysts at Panmure Gordon stockbrokers said the cuts in capacity growth and higher competitor fares should translate into "attractive and sustainable" profits growth for Ryanair.
Analyst Gert Zonneveld described the third quarter performance as excellent and said Panmure continued to hold a buy recommendation on Ryanair.


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Elle Macpherson's bikini body. Wow. Just wow. (People)
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Not only did JLo post a makeup-free selfie on Instagram—her son Max jumped in the snapshot, making it one of the best celeb Instagram pics of all time. (E!)
The Pitch Perfect 2 girls continue to be amazing and take part in a celebrity pillow fight on set. (Just Jared)
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Ivanka Trump threw her daughter Arabella a Frozen-themed birthday party! (Babyrazzi)


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To the first floor the master bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom, there is a further bedroom with an en-suite shower room plus there is a well presented family bathroom.
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I've been looking into buying one of these 2 rifles but I still can't decide. I need help and opinions in deciding on either one. Caliber isn't an issue, I just want to know what you guys think and your opinions (pros and cons) between both rifles, which one you would recommend and why. Thanks..


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Styled by Jason Dike, the second "Seven Days" features includes looks designed to have you sailing smoothly from Winter through to Spring. As you'll know from Jason's preview earlier in the week, the chosen garments come from both Autumn/Winter 2009 and Spring/Summer 2010 collections. The intent is to provide a faithful document of what we're wearing, and what we're hoping to wear.
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Trailers and TV spots for Quentin Tarantino's Western "Django Unchained" may have made it look like all fun and games, but these trio of clips recently released for the movie would seem to say otherwise. Check out three very intense clips from the film, which finds our man Django and those he holds dear in some dangerous company. Yes, that includes Leonardo DiCaprio. And Samuel L. Jackson, who is downright bad in this one.
With the help of his mentor, a slave-turned-bounty hunter sets out to rescue his wife from a brutal Mississippi plantation owner.
Starring Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Samuel L. Jackson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kerry Washington, Walton Goggins, Don Johnson, RZA, Gerald McRaney, Anthony LaPaglia, James Russo, and M.C. Gainey.
"Django" gets his chains off this Christmas, December 25, 2012.
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Rhubarb Cheesecake Squares Recipe
- 1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup old-fashioned oats
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup cold butter
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1-1/2 cups finely chopped fresh or frozen rhubarb
- In a small bowl, combine the flour, oats and brown sugar. Cut in butter until crumbly. Set aside 1 cup crumb mixture; press remaining mixture onto the bottom of a greased 9-in. square baking pan. Set aside.
- For filling, in a small bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Beat in the salt, vanilla, cinnamon and nutmeg. Add egg; beat on low speed just until combined. Stir in rhubarb. Pour over crust. Sprinkle with reserved crumb mixture.
- Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until set. Cool on a wire rack for 1 hour. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Cut into squares. Yield: 16 squares.
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"did not like these squares. mushy and all around favour was not worth the workwill not make again"
"Everyone loved these bars. I am baking them this morning as the first batch is gone."
"My husband loves Rhurbarb so used 3 cups instead of 1 1/2. I did have to bake it longer than 40 minutes so the crust was very chewy and hard to cut. The cheesecake part was very soft. My husband says to make it again."
"Oh, wow, are these good!"
"seems like a too much crust and not enough cheesecake/rhubarb. maybe double the filling? I had to cook for 45 minutes and even then it could have went longer cause it was a little to mushy still."
"For refreshments for my ladies group, I made 2 pans of cheesecake squares, one with rhubarb and one with blueberries. Both were hits. I froze the leftovers to enjoy another day."
"I added 1/4 cup of thawed, drained blackberries and it was very good. Will make again soon."
"Love this recipe. Will be making it with fresh rhubarb soon. I used frozen from last year and it was delish. Baked it a bit longer than 40 minutes"
"The only problem I had with this recipe was waiting for it to chill! Delicious!! I used a steel blade on my food processor to simplify mixing the crust so the oatmeal turned into more of a flour consistancy so I added about 2 tbsp more butter to compensate. I doubled the recipe and used 4 cups of rhubarb instead of 3. I will add even more next time. This ones a keeper! Thanks! -Sharon Miller, Grinnell, IA"
"I loved this. I served it with a little vanilla ice cream. My husband said that it was wonderful."


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Wiley Cash is a lucky man. He is surrounded by great storytellers, which apparently makes his job as a novelist just a little bit easier. Cash's debut novel, A Land More Kind than Home, was beloved by critics, booksellers and readers (I know many of this blog's followers have read and love the novel), and was named a New York Times Notable Book and the SIBA Book of the Year, among nearly two dozen other such acknowledgements. For his second novel, This Dark Road to Mercy (on sale January 28th), inspiration came from his most frequent companion—his wife.
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Writers need to be surrounded by great stories, and it's even better when they can be surrounded by great storytellers. My wife is a great storyteller.
According to her, when she was a little girl she was an incredibly talented softball player, but she had only one weakness in her game: she didn't know how to slide into base. To remedy this, after her father arrived home from work in the summertime, the two of them would walk to the baseball field behind the grade school she attended, and they'd take turns sliding into third base, her father lending his encouragement and offering tips to help her feel more comfortable.
Now, keep in mind that my wife is a great storyteller, so try to picture the image she painted for me: it's dusk on a summer evening in the South; a father and his daughter are alone on an empty baseball field, taking turns sliding into base; the sound of crickets rises from the woods on the edge of the field; fireflies glow in the coming dusk; a car quietly passes on the road in front of the baseball field and slows down for a moment, taking in the scene. The car's windows are down and you are inside it: you can hear the crickets, you can feel the warm, humid air, and when you look out toward the baseball field, what do you see?
In order to understand how powerfully this image struck me, you need to consider what baseball means to us as Americans. We call baseball "the boy's game," and we associate it with all the best things we want to see in ourselves as a people: innocence, purity, simplicity. That's what I think of when I think of the image of my wife and her father out there on that field in the gathering dark.
My wife's story is a wonderful story to hear, and I wanted to write about that girl and her father, but I knew it wouldn't necessarily make for a great read. Readers like more complications, more drama, less innocence and purity and much less simplicity. I imagined that the little girl was out there playing ball with her friends one day after school, and when she slides into third base she stands up, dusts herself off, and spies her long-lost father sitting up in the stands, watching her. All she can think is Why is that loser here?
When it came time to write my second novel after the publication of A Land More Kind Than Home, I returned to the story my wife had told me, and I once again conjured the image of the lost girl and her loser father, and I watched my own story spring up around the one I'd been told: two sisters are languishing in foster care after their mother's death; their missing father returns and kidnaps them, desperately hoping for another chance at raising his family. But things can't be that innocent or that pure or that simple. Hot on the father's trail are two very different men: a violent bounty hunter with a years' old vendetta and an ex-cop who's the girls' court-appointed guardian.
But this girl who's standing on third base doesn't know any of what awaits her, and neither does the reader. But both of them soon find out, and together they will learn that sometimes there is very little difference between the games of adults and the games of children, even though one is much more dangerous than the other.
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"I was being attacked by aggressive people I didn't know," said McIntosh. "I was just defending myself. They came in and went crazy on me."
He was jailed on assault and weapons charges. The women, one of whom suffered a fractured skull, a broken arm, and remains hospitalized, were charged with criminal trespassing, menacing and disorderly conduct.
I get the argument that he's a man who viciously beat two women, persons of the smaller, physically weaker sex. Every part of my woman-power mantra wants me to shout, "He is wrong! Wrong! Wrong!" But everything in my common sense, asks, "What did you want that man to do?"
If anyone— male or female— has the cajones (I'm saying, she told him to 'suck her d***!') to threaten someone, slap them, and then hop a counter to get at them, you get whatever it is they feel like giving back that day. You can't be an instigator of violence, then dictate how someone responds to your violence. Life isn't fair. Fighting isn't either.
Did he go overboard? Perhaps. Some have blamed his "extreme" reaction on the skewed values and defense mechanisms he picked up while spending his twenties locked up. Could be. Still, I, a product of the suburbs who's never seen the inside of jail cell, can't say with any conviction that I would not have done the same exact thing.
Maybe that means I need anger management. Maybe Rayon McIntosh needs some too. But what he doesn't need in his life right now? To be locked up for self-defense.
Demetria L. Lucas is the author of "A Belle in Brooklyn: The Go-to Girl for Advice on Living Your Best Single Life" (Atria) in stores now. Follow her on Twitter at @abelleinbk and check out abelleinbrooklyn.com.


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" Brand: Mars / Type: Berry "
I fancied something sweet the other day and decided against chocolate, instead buying a pack of Starburst thinking this way I could spread my treat out through the day and still stick to my healthy eating plan rather than scoffing a chocolate bar within five minutes and then spending the rest of the day battling my desire for another one!
When I got home I was a little disappointed to discover I'd picked the wrong packet up (since when have you had a choice with Starburst?) and this was actually a pack of Starburst Strawberry Mix, which I eventually realised meant every sweet was based around the yummy red Starburst from the original packets.
This packet contains plain Strawberry sweets, Strawberry & Passion Fruit, Strawberry & Raspberry and Strawberry & Grapefruit. To be honest I didn't really fancy any of these flavours too much, but couldn't be bothered to go out again so it was these or nothing - I chose these.
I must admit, although they were a tasty treat I'd much rather have a packet of the original Starburst as I enjoy the variety of fruity flavours and found these strawberry ones a little repetitive. They were lovely, don't get me wrong, but the range of flavours was somewhat limited by what goes well with strawberry and I found the individual sweets a bit samey.
The Strawberry & Grapefruit ones were my favourites as they were sweet yet tangy at the same time, the tartness of the grapefruit went really well with the sweet creamy strawberry and I was very disappointed to find only two of this lovely flavour in the packet. The ordinary Strawberry sweets are very nice chewy sweets but I've eaten so many red fruity sweets that I'm finding I tire quickly of general strawberry flavours, I wish Starburst had replaced this plain flavour with another Strawberry & ??? sweet.
The Strawberry & Raspberry flavour was very fruity and had a real raspberry flavour which actually was a very good imitation of a fresh raspberry, this flavour was surprisingly refreshing and nowhere near as bland as I had been expecting it to be. Strawberry & Passion Fruit. Well, at first really liked this flavour but it quickly became very sour as I was chewing which is not something I like in a chewy sweet. It doesn't taste of passion fruit at all in my opinion and has an aftertaste which can last for as long as 20 minutes, which wasn't a pleasant experience.
A collective comment I can make about each flavour is that they are all much softer and stickier than the original Starburst sweets, they don't take as much chewing to get through them and they certainly don't leave my mouth feeling juicy and fruity! I have eaten Starburst, or Opal Fruits, for years and just think this Strawberry Mix version is gimmicky. Even though the flavours are appealing I don't think they resemble Starburst at all, more like a cheaper brand of fruity chewy sweets.
I paid around 45p for this packet of sweets which is the same as normal Starburst, I don't think I'll bother with this pink packet again and will be more careful to choose the standard yellow pack of sweets which has stood the test of time.


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Lou Piniella back in the dugout?
The Seattle Mariners recently contacted Piniella about the possibility, asking him to come out of retirement to manage their team again.
One source with knowledge of the discussions described the Mariners' pursuit of Piniella as "a full-court press."
Piniella, however, declined the Mariners' overtures.
"I talked to them about the job, but that's it," Piniella told FOX Sports on Thursday night. "There was nothing else to it. It was just conversation, nothing more."
Piniella, 70, said he does not want to manage again.
"No," he said. "I'm happy doing what I'm doing, which is watching a little baseball, doing a little bit of television for the Yankees, 15 games or so a year. It keeps me involved a bit."
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May 25, 2005
NATCHITOCHES, La. - Lamar touched the Mavericks for five runs in the bottom of the first inning and used that cushion to ease to a 7-1 victory over Texas-Arlington in the first round of the Southland Conference Tournament at Brown-Stroud Field.
The Cardinals (36-21) offense got rolling in the first inning as Matt Lambeth drew a leadoff walk and advanced to third on Colt Crawford's single down the left field line. Michael Ambort drove in the first run on a fielder's choice before moving to second on Adrian Cantu's single to right field. Colin DeLome drove in both runners with a double off the wall in right center. The fourth run scored on a fielding error by the Mavs before Chase Richards drove in the fifth run with a double down the left field line.
LU added to its lead in the seventh inning as Lambeth hit a one-out double down the left field line and scored on Crawford's double just inside the bag at third. Cantu drove in the second run of the inning with a single to right field.
The Mavs (25-31) only run of the game came in the ninth inning when Scott Williams led off the frame with his first home run of the season to left center field.
William Delage (6-4) picked up the victory as he limited the Mavs to just one run on five hits in 8.1 innings.
Jake Baxter (7-7) took the loss as he allowed seven runs, five earned, on nine hits in 6.2 innings of work.
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Charge: West Seattle man bound, beat neighbor
Updated 9:01 pm, Tuesday, July 5, 2011
A West Seattle man accused of breaking into his neighbor's home, tying her up and beating her has been charged with assault and burglary.
King County prosecutors contend DNA evidence links Monty R. Richardson, 48, to the violent May burglary that saw a 65-year-old woman nearly strangled to death.
According to charging documents, Richardson used a hidden key to gain access to his neighbor's basement the night of May 7. Having entered the home, Richardson allegedly made his way to the woman's bedroom and attacked her.
Writing the court, Seattle Detective Shayne St. John said Richardson pulled the woman from her bed and dragged her into the basement. There, the detective contended, Richardson brutally beat and jumped on her before binding her to a chair with tape and attempting to strangle her with an electrical cord.
Richardson then left the unconscious woman, locking the house as he left, according to charging documents. Police recovered the key and claim to have matched Richardson's DNA to blood found on it.
The woman regained consciousness and – unaware of her assailant's identity – managed to make her way to Richardson's house in an effort to get help. Richardson's wife called 911 to report her neighbor had been severely injured.
According to charging documents, the woman suffered 20 broken ribs, a broken back, hearing loss and heart damage, as well as scrapes, bruises and damage to her teeth.
Officers contacting Richardson on May 11 noted he was wearing similar clothes to those the woman said her attacker had worn, St. John told the court. Police obtained a DNA sample from Richardson as well as his clothing.
Writing the court, St. John said Richardson, without prompting, offered an explanation as to why he would have been in the alley behind the woman's home the night she was attacked.
"Unsolicited, Richardson told (a detective) that on the early morning hours of (May 8) he had driven to (the woman's) residence via the alley in an attempt to have sex with a female he had met at a known drug house," St. John told the court. "Richardson stated that he walked up to the back door and began to fumble about like he was looking for keys."
He went on to deny entering the home, the detective added.
On June 21, analysts at the State Patrol Crime Lab reported that blood found on rolls of duct tape and masking tape left in the woman's home was a possible match to Richardson.
"These results directly link Richardson to being present inside (the woman's) residence at the time of the assault as well as participating in the assault," St. John told the court.
Arrested Thursday, Richardson has been charged with first-degree burglary, second-degree assault and unlawful imprisonment. He remains jailed on $250,000 bail.
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