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In a rematch of last November's State Title game, the Watertown Arrows exacted some revenge on Saturday night in Pierre defeating the Governors by a score of 17-7. After the Governors opening drive stalled, the Arrows responded when quarterback Taylor Lindahl connected with Matt Decker on 35 yard touchdown pass to take a 7-0 lead. Late in the first quarter, the Governors matched the Arrows touchdown when Brevin Kaiser marched his team down the field & scored on a six yard run.
Watertown quickly regained the lead in the opening moments of the second quarter when Taylor Lindahl found Nate DeSpiegler for a 71 yard touchdown. Watertown would tack on a field goal at the end of the first half & led 17-7.
Neither the Arrows nor the Governors found the endzone in the second half. Pierre was given opportunities to cut into the Watertown lead but costly turnovers led to the first loss of the season for the Governors. Pierre, now 0-1 on the season, returns to play Friday September 5th as they host Rapid City Central at 7PM.
The Pierre Governor & Lady Governor soccer programs continue to maintain perfect records after their victories against Groton Area on Saturday. The Lady Governors picked up a 5-1 win as Nikky Farnsworth recorded a hat trick followed by goals by Caelie Williams & Katie Neilson.
The Governors had a closer battle on Saturday afternoon as the Govs edged the Tigers 2-1. Cole Cruse scored on a PK & Marcus Hluchy added another tally. Pierre is now a perfect 4-0 record on the season. Up next will be a contest at home Friday against Rapid City Stevens.
A fierce Lyman running attack & costly turnovers led to a loss for the Stanley County Buffalo football team on Friday night at Ole Williamson Field. The Buffs fell to the Raiders by a score of 20-12.
In the first quarter, after the opening Lyman drive stalled, Stanley County marched down field & scored on a Michael Scott 3 yard TD run. Lyman would answer a minute later thanks to an 80 yard Trey Mundlien run that knotted the game at 6.
The Buffs would answer in the second quarter when Colton Drageset found Jaylon Brown on 10 yard TD pass. Another Trey Mundlien touchdown run minutes later gave Lyman a 14-12 lead at half. Mundlien would score again in the third quarter to increase the Raiders lead to 20-12. The Buffs had their chances in the game but a Drageset interception late in the fourth quarter sealed the victory for Raiders.
The Buffs drop to 0-1 on the season & will have time to reflect on week one as their bye approaches. Stanley County will return to the gridiron on September 12th against Philip.
Sully Buttes scored on its first seven possessions Friday night, rolling past Lower Brule 62-0 in a nine-man football season opener played in Onida.
The Charger rolled up 256 yards in total offense, punting only once and scoring on nine of its 10 total possessions. Sully Buttes led 42-0 at the end of the first quarter and the game was ended at halftime due to the mercy rule.
Quarterback Scott Senftner threw four touchdown passes. Two went to Cody Nelson; the others to Brayden Wittler and Bramm Pickner. Rushing touchdowns for the Chargers came from Shiloh Perkins, Kevin Murphy, Hunter Buckles and Brady Hill.
Sully Buttes held Lower Brule to only 40 yards total offense and no pass completions. Sully Buttes' Austin Wiley recovered a fumble and returned an interception 40 yards for another touchdown. The Chargers, 1-0, will play defending state champion Potter County Friday night at Hoven.
The Pierre Governor & Lady Governor maintained their perfect record on Friday afternoon at PILC. The Governors defeated Brandon Valley by a score of 3-1 & Lady Governors trounced the Lady Lynx 8-0.
The Governors had to battle back from an early 1-0 deficit. Lynx midfielder Robet Bernt scored 10 minutes into the first half. Pierre would answer though with a goal from Cody Kuehl & Marcus Hluchy as the Govs held a 2-1 advantage at the half. Late in the second half, Derek Leiferman scored with 15 minutes remaining to seal the victory for the Governors.
For the third consecutive game, the Pierre Lady Governor soccer team shutout their opponent this time is was Brandon Valley by a score of 8-0. Nikky Farnsworth, Caelie Williams, & Katie Neilson all scored twice for the Lady Governors. Joana Zanin also added her first goal of the year.
The Pierre Governor & Lady Governor soccer teams move to 3-0 on the season & in the ESD Conference. Pierre will travel Saturday for an out of class matchup with Groton Area.
Lyman @ Stanley County
Lower Brule @ Sully Buttes
Miller @ Potter County
Wall @ White River
Wolsey-Wessington @ Highmore-Harrold
New Underwood @ Philip
Kadoka @ Jones County
Timber Lake @ Herried-Selby
Colome @ Gregory
Chamberlain @ Winner
The next step of the Hyde Stadium renovation project took place at Tuesday night's city commission meeting. Organizers of the Hyde Stadium project told city commissioners it would take 1.2 million dollars for facility upgrades, a cost that they hope will be split between public/private partnerships.
If the funding is approved by the city commission, Hyde Stadium will receive upgrades to the field, seating & structural surroundings. Brad Reinke, who was speaking on behalf of the project, is hoping the budget request is approved. The Pierre City Commission will continue to hear requests for funding throughout next month before finalizing their budget at the end of September.
(From Rapid City Journal)
The directors and executive staff for the South Dakota High School Activities Association agreed Wednesday on the need for a public outreach campaign with an immediate focus on improving the organization's standing with the South Dakota State Legislature.
James Weaver, an assistant executive director, said letters would be sent in September to every legislative candidate explaining the association's mission and inviting the candidates to SDHSAA's fall events. The effort comes after the Legislature last winter made the association comply with South Dakota's state laws on public meetings and public records. Legislators took their action in response to complaints from school officials and community members in many South Dakota school districts.
Thursday's rain has delayed the traffic changeover planned for North Garfield Avenue.
Officials had planned to move traffic from the diversion road back to the North Garfield surface on Thursday. But then the rains came.
At the project's weekly public meeting Thursday morning, Chris Boom of contractor Morris, Inc. said that the plan was still to make the change either Thursday night or this morning. But late Thursday afternoon, a tweet from the state Department of Transportation's Pierre office indicated that officials had decided to let the area dry out and make the change after the Labor Day holiday.
Boom says crews were ready to make the change. He says when it happens, it won't take long.
The work is progressing. Dean VanDeWiele of the DOT's Pierre office says the work remains on schedule with completion date set for October 31.
When the change in traffic flow is made, work can continue also on the frontage road that the city is doing for the new Menards store, which is being built on the east side of Garfield Avenue.
A 43-year-old Pierre female was injured when hit by a vehicle Thursday afternoon.
Pierre Police Captain Elton Blemaster says the accident was reported at 12:44 p.m. at the intersection of West Sioux Avenue and South PoplarAvenue.
Blemaster says a vehicle driven by Michelle Glodt, 36, Pierre was traveling south on Poplar when she turned west onto West Sioux Avenue. She did not see the pedestrian who was struck by the vehicle.
The pedestrian was taken by ambulance to Avera St. Mary's Hospital. The extent of her injuries was not listed.
Glodt was cited for Failure to Yield to a Pedestrian.


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Wad or Grease
I am looking at a .44 Army.
I have been told to follow powder with wad. Also put grease (Crisco) across hole in cylindar to protect against chain firing.
Is it an either/or or do you suggest both, or neither?
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I haven't been around here long enough to make suggestions. All I can do is say what has worked for me. I use lubed wads over the powder and under the ball...nothing over the mouth of the cylinder. I've had no problems thus far.
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I find the best accuracy in all of my revolvers to be lubed felt wad over powder followed by the ball. I've tried various combinations and keep coming back to the above method. Others have found ball over powder topped off with grease to be most accurate. You will have to find what works best in your weapon. BTW, yesterday after firing a good many rounds at 25 yds. with my Uberti Rem. Navy, Just for fun I backed off to 100 yds., held a bit high and let her speak. At 100 yds. all 6 shots were in the A zone on an IPSC target. Works for me.
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Grease is just too flippin' messy & slippery to reload the second cylinder.
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There is another alternative. Sometimes I will not use lubed felt wads nor grease over the chambers. Instead I will load the powder and then cover over the powder with corn meal and then seat the ball. That covers the black powder so even if fire went around the ball, all it would encounter would be corn meal so it wouldn't chain fire. This works for a cylinder or two but then the cylinder starts to get stiff because of fouling around the arbor shaft because I haven't been using any lube or grease. That's the only downside. Easily fixed though by quickly removing the cylinder and doing a quick brush of the cylinder's arbor hole and wiping and lubing of the arbor shaft. Which you would have to do anyway after another cylinder or two of shots even if you were using lubed felt wads or only grease.
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It depends on the type of powder and the residue that it's producing and how much grease is being used.
A very small amount of lube can help to soften powder fouling, with the wad and burning powder clearing out almost all of the tiny amount of lube being used.
If employing a wad or over powder card then the little bit of lube isn't really being used to prevent chain fires, but to help soften the residue so that it can be partially cleared out of the barrel by the wad passing through it upon firing.
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|February 17, 2011, 01:09 AM
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I've only been back with C&B for 'bout 3 er 4 yrs. (this century)
Never have used a wad..Just grease over the ball.
Never had a problem so far.
Other fellers is right tho, messsssy !
Can't speak to accuracy issues or anything else..
I always go with the idea in mind to do some serious testing and evaluating
but it/we quickly degenerate into a fun blasting session..
Even got some old felt hats for wad mat;'l and punches, but...well..mebbe
I'll get around to cutting some wads tomorrow..
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Wads or grease?
A lot of re-enactment events will not allow you to use 'Wonder Wads' over the powder. The wads can actually become projectiles. I've always just seated the ball directly on the powder (not at re-enactments! No live firinf allowed........darnit) when live firing and greased above the ball. Worked for me. I always managed to hit what I was aiming at. Perhaps not exactly where I was aiming, but I always hit the target. If you're shooting targets, you need to grab some powder, balls, wads and grease and go to where you shoot and experiment. What works good for one fella and his gun might not be the best plan for yours.
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Either/or or none. If your balls are very soft and are over sized (cut a nice ring) for your chambers then you can get away with no wad or lube.
If not then one or the other.
I prefer a lubed wad. I punch felt wads with a harbor freight 11mm punch from durofelt.com felt and soak them in hot homemade lube. I think the best of both worlds. A little lube for the cylinder and a little security against multiple discharges.
I can run 10 or more stages with no problems.
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|February 22, 2011, 08:10 AM
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Lubed wad for me. No problems so far and not a huge mess.
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Avoid the mess...use lubricated felt wads. If you make them yourself then they a cheap.
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A lubed wad "might" give you some chainfire protection, grease or crisco, not so much. The first time you fire with grease over the ball, 90% of it is going away. Your best chainfire protection will be a proper sized ball and a proper sized nipple.
Since chainfire really isn't an issue with regards to this, your choice is simply what lubrication if any would work best?? Pretty much all of the above, including none. It's just a matter of what you will have to do to the gun during your shooting period. I use cornmeal as a filler and crisco as a bullet lube. But keep in mind, I seldom see temperatures above 80 degrees. I figure that I'm going to clean the gun anyway and besides, the crisco is supposed to be good for your comlexion isn't it??
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Lead is expensive, so I cut costs where I can: crisco is cheap, works to prevent chain firing, and keeps black powder fouling soft.
Messy? Yes. Rags are cheap, too.
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There are many more excellent heart health resources at Stanford Health Library, where research assistance and information packets are available free of charge. Branches are located at the Stanford Shopping Center near Bloomingdale's, on the third floor of Stanford Hospital and on the main level of Stanford's new Cancer Center.
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Changing the game in data management
Make interacting with your DB2 database faster, easier, and cheaper with BMC High Speed Utilities for DB2 with Next Generation Technology (NGT). The advanced technology in the products included in this solution provide more control, deliver adaptive automation, and consume significantly fewer resources than their DB2 counterparts. Use these tools to:
- Drastically reduce the time and cost of your day-to-day database housekeeping operations.
- Eliminate application outages.
- Collect and analyze a wealth of performance statistics—invaluable for making informed maintenance decisions.
Related topics: Mainframe Solutions, Mainframe MLC Cost Management, Data Management for DB2® on z/OS®
Next-generation data management tools
Working in concert across your DB2 environment, High Speed Utilities for DB2 with Next Generation Technology handle a wide range of data management tasks more efficiently without taxing DB2 resources. In addition, the utilities offer full availability, even while performing maintenance reorganization.
Interact without disruption
Applications maintain full read/write access to your data during copy, load, unload and reorg with zero downtime.
Give your processors a break
The utilities drastically reduce resource consumption by using advanced algorithms, managing their own buffering, performing I/O operations at the lowest level possible, and processing thousands of objects in a single statement.
Stay organized
With fast, fully online no-sort reorganization processes you can afford to keep data optimized at all times.
Choose your recovery method
Go beyond the standard recovery methods with options not only for restoring to a point-in-time copy but for rolling back changes or migrating data seamlessly to a brand new table space or subsystem.
Protect your data integrity
Find and eliminate inconsistencies that threaten your data integrity with online structural and referential integrity checks.
Automate data management processes
Mold the utilities to your business needs to simplify complex data management processes with adaptive automation.
"BMC's acquisition of CDB's utility solutions is good news for mainframe customers, who can expect significant benefits to flow from a string of the newly integrated mainframe products and technologies."— Rich Ptak, Managing Partner, Ptak Associates
Say goodbye to downtime
- Keep your databases up and available throughout backup, recovery, and reorg tasks.
- Collect exhaustive performance data so you can address issues before they cause problems.
- Give your staff the solutions they need to keep things running smoothly.
Products included in this solution
The High Speed Utilities for DB2 solution is made up of the following products, all of which are designed to help you perform common database tasks faster and with fewer resources than the native DB2 utilities.
NGT Check for DB2®
Ensure the consistency of your DB2 data using the range of integrity checking features offered by Next Generation Technology Check for DB2. Ranging from structural checks for your table spaces and indexes to detailed referential integrity checks on column data, NGT Check for DB2 provides a faster, more powerful alternative to the native DB2 utilities. With BMC, running integrity checks won't interfere with database availability.
이 제품은 다음 형식의 일부로 제공됩니다. High Speed Utilities for DB2®, Recovery for DB2®
NGT Copy for DB2® (formerly Copy Plus)
Simplify and speed your backup jobs with NGT Copy for DB2, a replacement for the native DB2 copy utility. With options for compression and encryption, as well as the ability to write copies simultaneously to tape and DASD, NGT Copy for DB2 makes the backup process faster and more dependable. NGT Copy for DB2 will copy related data sets automatically and can quiesce groups of related table spaces to support application recovery, if needed. The utility also automatically updates DB2 catalog information, without the need to execute RUNSTATS separately.
이 제품은 다음 형식의 일부로 제공됩니다. Object Administration for DB2®, High Speed Utilities for DB2®, Recovery for DB2®
NGT Load for DB2®
Load data faster than the native DB2 utility, while maintaining higher availability, with Next Generation Technology Load for DB2. By analyzing the available CPU and memory, NGT Load uses massive parallelism to perform a truly high performance load of any size object. Additionally, with NGT Load's safe Load Resume architecture you can back out an unsuccessful Load instantly without recovery; or using parallel insert processing NGT Load can keep read/write access to your table space during load processing. NGT Load can also update catalog information as you go, so you can skip RUNSTATS.
이 제품은 다음 형식의 일부로 제공됩니다. Object Administration for DB2®, High Speed Utilities for DB2®
NGT Unload
Next Generation Technology Unload for DB2 offers a high-speed, online alternative to the native DB2 unload utility. NGT Unload produces consistent point in time unloads without ever taking the objects out of RW. With its extensive native SQL support, NGT Unload performs high speed unloads directly from the VSAM datasets without the overhead of passing that SQL to DB2. Make multiple unloads, even with different formats, with one pass of a table space.
이 제품은 다음 형식의 일부로 제공됩니다. Object Administration for DB2®, High Speed Utilities for DB2®
NGT Recover for DB2® (formerly Recover Plus)
Take advantage of three options for high-speed recovery with NGT Recover for DB2. With advanced recovery features, NGT Recover for DB2 lets you choose the right approach for the job. With the backout recovery option, you can start from the current state of your database and back out erroneous updates until you reach your desired point. Alternatively, you can use the forward recovery function to restore an earlier point-in-time copy and apply updates from there. Finally, you have the option to use image copies and log records to recover over into a new table space and translate the object IDs. In addition, unlike traditional recovery methods, NGT Recover for DB2 allows you to recover dropped objects automatically.
이 제품은 다음 형식의 일부로 제공됩니다. High Speed Utilities for DB2®, Recovery for DB2®
NGT Reorg for DB2®
Next Generation Technology Reorg for DB2 efficiently reorganizes DB2 data using a fraction of the resources required by all other Reorg processes. Through flexible built-in automation and patented advanced processing techniques, BMC NGT Reorg streamlines the Reorg process for tens of thousands of objects, eliminating the SORT, and providing full data availability to applications, while reducing overall CPU usage and Elapsed time no matter how much data is managed.
이 제품은 다음 형식의 일부로 제공됩니다. High Speed Utilities for DB2®, Performance for DB2® Databases
NGT Stats
Next Generation Technology Stats efficiently gathers DB2 statistics using a fraction of the resources required by all other Runstats products to give you an exceptionally clear view of your database structures. With powerful options for when and how statistics are gathered, DB2 environments gain productivity while reducing the overall cost of Runstats processing. BMC NGT Stats can tell you exactly how well your databases are performing.
이 제품은 다음 형식의 일부로 제공됩니다. High Speed Utilities for DB2®, Performance for DB2® Databases
Snapshot Upgrade Feature
Working in concert with a variety of other BMC utilities, the Snapshot Upgrade Feature provides for near-continuous availability during many database processes. By exploiting the hardware capabilities of intelligent storage devices, the Snapshot Upgrade Feature allows you to create data-consistent copies instantaneously, with little to no outages. These point-in-time snapshot copies can be used to enhance recovery, unload, and reorg tasks.
이 제품은 다음 형식의 일부로 제공됩니다. Object Administration for DB2®, High Speed Utilities for DB2®, Recovery for DB2®, Performance for DB2® Databases


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Trial of Cladribine, Cytarabine, Mitoxantrone, Filgrastim (CLAG-M) in Relapsed Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
The recruitment status of this study is unknown. The completion date has passed and the status has not been verified in more than two years.
Verified January 2012 by Karen Seiter, New York Medical College.
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
New York Medical College
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Karen Seiter, New York Medical College
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First received: January 11, 2012
Last updated: January 19, 2012
Last verified: January 2012
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CLAG-M is an active, well tolerated regimen in acute myelogenous leukemia. Each of the agents is active in Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) as well. The current trial will determine the efficacy of the regimen in patients with relapsed ALL.
|Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Lymphoblastic Lymphoma Burkitts Leukemia/Lymphoma Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia
|Drug: CLAG-M
|Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Phase II Trial of CLAG-M in Relapsed ALL
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics: chronic myeloid leukemia
MedlinePlus related topics: Leukemia
Drug Information available for: Cladribine Mitoxantrone
Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center resources: Myeloid Leukemia Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Burkitt Lymphoma Lymphosarcoma Lymphoblastic Lymphoma Chronic Myeloproliferative Disorders B-cell LymphomaU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Karen Seiter, New York Medical College:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Complete remission percentage [ Time Frame: 1 month ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Survival [ Time Frame: 2 years ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|January 2012
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|January 2014
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|January 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: CLAG-M
Drug: CLAG-M
IV times 5 days
Other Names:Drug: CLAG-M
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Detailed Description:
Patients will receive standard dose CLAG-M (cladribine, cytarabine, mitoxantrone, filgrastim). Standard support care will be given. Efficacy will be assessed through bone marrow examinations and blood tests.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|Child, Adult, Senior
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Relapsed or refractory acute lymphoblastic leukemia,
- Burkitts leukemia/lymphoma,
- Lymphoid blastic CML,
- Lymphoblastic lymphoma.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01513603
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01513603
|Contact: Karen Seiter, MD
|914 493 7514
|Contact: Nasir Ahmed, MD
|914 493 7514
|United States, New York
|Westchester Medical Center/New York Medical College
|Valhalla, New York, United States, 10595
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|Principal Investigator: Karen Seiter, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Delong Liu, MD, PhD
|Sub-Investigator: Claudio Sandoval, MD
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New York Medical College
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 21, 2017
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|Karen Seiter, Professor of Medicine, New York Medical College
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|NCT01513603 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|January 11, 2012
|Last Updated:
|January 19, 2012
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Precursor Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia-Lymphoma
Leukemia, Lymphoid
Leukemia, Myeloid
Leukemia, Myelogenous, Chronic, BCR-ABL Positive
Burkitt Lymphoma
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Lymphoproliferative Disorders
Lymphatic Diseases
Immunoproliferative Disorders
Immune System Diseases
Myeloproliferative Disorders
Bone Marrow Diseases
Hematologic Diseases
Epstein-Barr Virus Infections
Herpesviridae Infections
DNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Tumor Virus Infections
Lymphoma, B-Cell
Lymphoma, Non-Hodgkin
Antimetabolites, Antineoplastic
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Antineoplastic Agents
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Be part of the culinary history of Cleveland.
The Cleveland Public Library, in partnership with Land studio, is publishing a cookbook of favorite Cleveland recipes and the stories that go with them. The concept was inspired by the library's Lockwood Thompson Dialogues series, in which the topic of food and the importance of cooking, customs and the social camaraderie associated with food were discussed. Award-winning photographer Penny De Los Santos and James Beard Award-winning chef Dan Barber joined Cleveland author Michael Ruhlman for a conversation about how our culture, family relationships and friendships are defined by the meals we share.
"This is an exciting project that allows Clevelanders to share their personal story, history and recipes with the rest of the community," Greg Peckham, Land studio managing director, said. "Food is an important part of shaping our relationships. It can easily transport us to a family gathering, a favorite childhood experience or celebrating a significant moment with friends."
Clevelanders are invited to submit their made-from-scratch recipes and the stories about what makes those recipes special. Tell the story of how the recipe related to a significant experience or memory and how it connects to Cleveland. Corresponding photos, drawings, maps and original recipe cards are strongly encouraged.
The cookbook will serve as a resource for cooking, a platform for storytelling and a way to connect Clevelanders across cultures and communities. But you had better hurry if you want to be part of local food history. The deadline for submission is Friday at 5 p.m. Visit
www.land-studio.org/our-work/cleveland-cookbook for details.
Land studio is a new organization created by the merger of Cleveland Public Art and ParkWorks.
The third Tuesday of every month is Yappy Hour at the Tremont Taphouse, 2575 Scranton Road.
Bring your dog and enjoy great food and craft beers on the patio from 4 to 9 p.m. A dollar from the sale of every draft beer sold will be donated to the Public Animal Welfare Society (PAWS), a longstanding cat and dog rescue group. Yappy Hour goes on rain or shine. But if it rains, you will have to leave your pup at home. Health regulations prevent area restaurants from having animals in the building.
The crab feast is on at Salmon Dave's Pacific Grille in Rocky River.
Enjoy an appetizer of Maryland-style crab chowder ($7) or crab cake ($13), or share a crab and artichoke bake ($10.50). The Alaskan king crab feast includes your choice of a pound of steamed crab legs ($36), crab legs and crab cakes ($41), crab legs and filet Oscar ($46) or crab legs and salmon ($41). Crab feast dinners are $10 off on Sundays.
Phone Salmon Dave's, 19015 Old Lake Road, at 440-331-2739 for reservations. Major credit cards are accepted.


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Bob Pedatella remembers the severe drought in 1999 because the intense, dry summer forced a major business change at the company he had started just five years earlier. Plants were not thriving. Customers weren't investing in landscape installations that would whither in the heat.
Pedatella met a friend through the New Jersey Landscape Contractors Association who showed him how to work with pavers. Today, nearly all of the projects completed by Kodiak Landscape Design in Haskell, N.J., involve interlocking concrete pavers or stonework – some of the work quite advanced (the company installs displays for manufacturers). "We built up the business so well that people call us for pavers," Pedatella says.
In fact, about 25 percent of Kodiak's business today is serving as a subcontractor to other landscape firms and masonry companies that rely on Kodiak's paver and stonework expertise. "In this economy, everyone is making changes – everyone is cutting back, and some (firms) can't afford to have a fulltime paving crew, but they don't want to turn down work," he says. "So, they can hire us and it's cheaper for them to get the pavers done that way."
Plus, it's profitable for Kodiak Landscape Design, which has grown its expertise in pavers over the years. The company has a dedicated paver crew and is certified by the Interlocking Concrete Paver Institute (ICPI) and the National Concrete Masonry Association.
"Staying on top of the latest techniques and tools is how we are able to stay in business now," Pedatella says of the niche business that has grown organically from his interest in pavers and focus on becoming an expert.
Honing a niche. Pedatella knew he wanted to be a landscaper when he was six years old. When people asked, "You want to cut lawns?" he replied, no. That was not the case at all. In fact, he adds that he hasn't cut a lawn in a good 10 years and doesn't even have a lawn on his home property. Pedatella was interested in trees, planting, landscapes, making the outdoors beautiful.
And so he started his business in high school and continued it as a student while earning a landscape management degree from a local community college. Pedatella incorporated Kodiak Landscape Design in 1995, and today the firm employs 10 workers.
Pedatella had early dreams of growing the business to 100 employees – being a big guy. "Before, I used to be proud of how big we were and how many trucks we had," he says of times when his employee roster was longer. "Now, I'm proud to be in business.
"Bigger is not always better," he continues. "I don't need 100 trucks to make money. And I'd rather have 50 quality accounts than 100 that don't pay me on time."
This realization hit Pedatella before the recession, back in 2007 and 2008 when he was denied H2B workers. Accustomed to filling seasonal crews from this labor source, he was forced to turn down work. "We didn't have all of those employees, so we had to downsize," he says.
First, Pedatella began streamlining operations. "We had materials trucked to the jobs rather than us bringing them to the job," he says of making the most of vendor services. That saved him a truck and a worker or two for drop-offs. "And we started focusing on quality work, not just quantity."
Rather than taking just any patio job, Kodiak prefers to take work that showcases the company's expertise. Sure, the company does paver driveways and less demanding paver jobs. But Pedatella prefers a challenge. "We are working on one project where we have to make 70 steps coming up from a lake using stones that are 350 pounds each," he describes. "We have to use a crane just to get the stones into the back yard."
Pedatella documents these projects step-by-step on the company's Facebook page, which has more than 2,000 photos of the Kodiak's work. "I like jobs that are challenging," he says.
In 2009, Kodiak began working with a landscape designer so it could provide customers with the "full package," and not just the paver/patio piece. Now, the company provides clients with comprehensive landscape designs that include irrigation, landscape installation, lighting – and, of course, pavers.
"By working with a designer, we can attract clients who are spending more money on bigger projects," Pedatella says.
Pedatella relies on subcontractors to handle the irrigation and other parts of jobs that aren't a specialty for his business. Some of the subs he has known for 10 to 15 years, so he has a reliable team of outside help. "I do some work for them, they do some work for me," he says. "It's all about having the right people."
Meanwhile, operating on a smaller scale has helped Pedatella better manage projects. "Before, I had more crews and I couldn't be on every job," he says. "Now, I stay on these jobs and make sure that they are done how I want it. That is why we are getting more jobs."
By working smaller and smarter, Kodiak is more profitable and raking in more revenues than five years ago when the firm was larger, closer to 15 employees. It is operating with one-third less manpower, and this is a good thing, Pedatella says. 2011 was the company's best year, and while 2012 will fall slightly behind the previous year's performance, 2013 looks promising if winter holds out, he says.
Beneficial associations. Pedatella says his company wouldn't be where it is today without the networking and knowledge he has gained through membership in the NJLCA. Pedatella joined as a college student, and has been deeply involved for the last 17 years. He currently serves as president of the organization.
Through the association, he learned how to run a successful paver business, and how to manage a snow operation. Pedatella's firm was working as a snowplow subcontractor for a larger landscape company – a contact through the NJLCA – for seven years. He learned the ins and outs, and how to sell the service. "After that, we started doing our own snow," he says.
Pedatella has served the association in various capacities, including chairing the state Certified Landscape Technician (CLT) exam at Rutgers University. Meanwhile, he has invested the time and resources in getting certified by key industry associations, such as ICPI. Kodiak Landscape Design is also a certified installer for various manufacturers, including Unilock and EP Henry.
"You have to stay up-to-date on the new products," he says, adding that many companies that do pavers aren't profitable because of a lack of technique and understanding of this specialty. That's why Pedatella says about 35 percent Kodiak's jobs involve fixing improperly installed paver surfaces.
Meanwhile, the certifications are a selling tool for Kodiak. "We can explain to homeowners that we are the professionals, and our employees are professionals," he says.
"The (economy) is changing, and you want to do better, you want to make more money, you want a better name for yourself, but to do all of this you have to keep learning," Pedatella says. "By being certified and involved in these organizations, we are constantly talking to people to find out the latest techniques and tools, and that's what gives us an edge."
Pedatella admits that staying in business these days is not easy. "I think I work harder now than I did before," he says. But he is running a more profitable, successful business by focusing on this niche and bringing in qualified subs to finish complete jobs for clients.
He hopes this is a tradition his 4- and 7-year old sons will be interested in carrying on. "They're growing up in the company," Pedatella says. "And I'm proud of my job. I like showing them, and others, our work."


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Matushka Olga Hubiak Kovach, 87, wife of Archpriest Dr. Michael Kovach, in retirement attached to Christ the Saviour Church here, fell asleep in the Lord at the Moravian Manor here on Tuesday, March 8, 2011. She had suffered from Alzheimer's for several years.
Born in the former Czechoslovakia, she was the daughter of the late missionaries, Archpriest Afanasy and Susan Wanchisen Hubiak. She grew up in Akron, OH, where she graduated from East High School. She attended Millersville State University as an arts major. She was employed as an executive secretary at Hamilton Watch Company. She was a member of Christ the Savior Orthodox Church and its Altar Guild Society, the Millersville University Book Club, the University Campus Club, and the Cliosophic Society.
Her hobbies were cooking, sewing, arts and crafts, gardening and reading. She also loved to attend musical and theatrical events and to travel.
In addition to her husband of 67 years, she is survived by her daughter, Helene Dmochowski; her son, Ivan, his wife Jane, and their children, Oliver and Penelope; and her daughter, Sasha.
Others surviving include her brother, Archpriest Daniel Hubiak, and his wife Matushka Dunia; her sister, Matushka Sophie Soroka and her husband, Archpriest Theodore; her sisters-in-law Matushka Eva Hubiak, Ann Hubiak, and Verna Papinchak; and her brother-in-law, Steve Kovach and his wife, Jean. Several nieces and nephews also survive.
Funeral services will be held at Christ the Savior Church, 5501 Old Locust Lane, Harrisburg, PA on Friday, March 11, at 9:00 AM. Visitations will be held one hour before the funeral service and Thursday evening at 6:00 p.m., with the Parastas celebrated at 7:30 p.m. Interment will be at St. Tikhon's Monastery in South Canaan, PA.
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Daddy and Ava (22 months old)
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The most recent one we have. He's deployed. This was almost 2 months ago
Mine were a robber and a bag of cash! lol I love matching costumes.
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Hubby and our youngest. :-) one of my favorite pictures of either one of them.
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I know it just said daddy, but this is the only recent picture with daddy and both boys-mama is just a extra ;)
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This was about a month ago on our way to visit my family in MO for Christmas. Charlie's 1st plane ride and hubby's second one! :)
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In 1534 the Elban coasts were sacked by the Saracen pirates of Barbarossa, but little did it matter to two young lovers Lorenzo and Maria.
It was the afternoon of the 14th of July when Lorenzo arrived early on the beach, Maria from the high path searched with her glance for her beloved but noticed a gang of pirates landing from a dinghy.
Helpless she witnessed the furious struggle that ensued. Lorenzo fought with courage and honour but wounded and exhausted was captured by the pirates. Maria ran towards the beach as the boat was leaving and as an agonising body was thrown overboard.
Maria, recognising in that body her beloved Lorenzo jumped into the sea with the last impetus of despair.
The beach of Innamorata ows it's name to this ancient fisherman's tale. Every summer on the evening of the 14th of July Maria's love for Lorenzo is remembered by "the Grandouchy of Innamorata association" with the collaboration of our Villaggio.
At sunset hundreds of torches shine on the beach, the bells of the church announce the torch lit procession. In the mean time in Capoliveri the four village wards Baluardo, Fortezza, Fosso and Torre parade through the narrow streets and alleys headed by the nobles, led by The Count Domingo and his wife Isabel Martorel.
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While a 243 has little recoil for an inexperienced shooter to tolerate,you have to remember this is for an 8 year old kid. I may be in the minority here, but if you are considering ways of reducing recoil on a 243 for a youngster to handle, then maybe a 243 is a bit too much.
A 222 or 223 may be more suited for an 8 year olds first centerfire(even then under strict supervision), and in my experience are also considerably quieter to shoot. I know kids vary considerably but maybe start on a 222/223 & move on to 243/30-06 territory once the kid has become proficient in a few years time.
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I think it can safely be said the value of any commodity depends on its scarcity. When something is really important, rare, infrequent in supply it's value goes up. And sometimes the reason the value goes up is because it reminds us of what really is special or important when we don't have or can't get enough of it or it's not in abundant supply. For example:
Let me give you one more, servant leadership. I love this quote from C. William Pollard, chairman of ServiceMaster;
"The real leader is not the person with the most distinguished title, the highest pay, or the longest tenure. The real leader is the role model, the risk taker. The real leader is not the person with the largest car or the biggest home, but the servant; not the person who promotes himself or herself, but the promoter of others; not the administrator, but the initiator; not the taker but the giver; not the talker, but the listener. Servant leaders believe in the people they lead and are always ready to be surprised by their potential. Servant leaders, make themselves available. Servant leaders are committed-they are not simply holders of positions. They love and care about the people they lead. Everyone is a leader and everyone can be a servant."
Seen any real leaders lately?
I just had to share this video I saw on Monday morning from CBS News. It's about 3 minutes and it is about the relationship of a firefighter in NYC and his son (who was also a firefighter) on and following 9/11. I love his attitude and response about tears. It's a good'n.
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Please take the publication date into consideration for any date references. ] [ Media Contact: TPWD News, firstname.lastname@example.com, 512-389-8030 ] [ Additional Contacts: Lindsey Pope, Texas Department Of Agriculture, (512) 463-5044, email@example.com ; Lauren Mulverhill , Texas Water Development Board, (512) 463-2322, firstname.lastname@example.com; Tom Harvey, Texas Parks & Wildlife, (512) 389-4453, firstname.lastname@example.com ] Oct. 1, 2013 Coalition Extends Drought Photo Campaign, Asks Texans to Document Conservation, Positive Drought Response Deadline to Submit Photos Extended to Oct. 31; Best Photos to be Displayed at Texas Capitol AUSTIN -- A the coalition of three state agencies has extended through October their "What does your Texas drought look like?" statewide photo project, which has already has received hundreds of compelling photographs documenting the devastation caused by the ongoing drought. And the coalition is now asking Texans to share photos showing the other side of the drought, by documenting innovative water conservation methods and positive drought responses. The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA), Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) announced today that Texans have an extra month to submit their photos. The new deadline is Thursday, Oct. 31. Additionally, TDA, TWDB and TPWD will display some of the most compelling photos in an exhibit at the Texas Capitol from Oct. 28 through Nov. 1. Examples of the outstanding photos provided by Texans from across the state are on TPWD's news images web page. "Each Texan has experienced the drought's ferocity in different ways," Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples said. "Our agencies are joining forces to collect and share these stories with other Texans, as well as for the historical record for future generations to appreciate the importance of drought preparedness and proactive, voluntary water conservation. We know citizen-led conservation efforts are our best alternative to mandated restrictions that can hurt our economy." Texas' many diverse regions are each experiencing the drought in unique ways. This project aims to educate Texans on the critical nature of drought and water conservation. By providing the photographs, the public will help TDA, TWDB and TPWD create a historical archive. The agencies believe it is important for Texans to contribute their personal photos that illustrate the creative uses of native plants, water conservation methods and other positive responses to the drought. "The photo campaign has revealed the widespread scope of the Texas drought and some of the innovative ways Texans are responding," said TWDB Board Chairman Carlos Rubinstein. "Because TWDB takes the lead in several agricultural, municipal and industrial water conservation programs, we'd like to see even more ways Texans are saving water during the drought. Conservation of the state's water resources is a vital part of this conversation." According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, more than 93 percent of Texas is experiencing some form of drought, and more than 64 percent of the state is suffering from severe to exceptional drought. "Even though there have been welcome rains across parts of Texas in September, and people in cities may see some green on their lawns, it's important to understand the drought is by no means over," TPWD Executive Director Carter Smith said. "Lake levels remain low across much of the state, river flows are down, bay salinities are high--the picture remains serious by many measures. This project thus has an important role to remind people about the toll of drought, and it underscores the importance of water planning and conservation. We all have a role to play in conserving water." Photographs and video may be submitted to the Flickr group, "What does your Texas drought look like?" at www.flickr.com/groups/texasdrought. This is a public webpage that anyone with an Internet connection can view, even those who are not members of Flickr. Rules and instructions on how to share photos are available on the Flickr page. Photographs also may be posted to Twitter or Instagram. Please use the hashtag #txdrought when sharing photos. The campaign's Instagram account is texasdrought. Tag photos with date, location and include a short description. Additionally, anyone can email up to three photos to firstname.lastname@example.com, and project organizers will post the pictures to the Flickr page. All user-submitted photographs must be original content. -30- [ Note: This item is more than three years old. Please take the publication date into consideration for any date references. ] [ Media Contact: TPWD News, email@example.com, 512-389-8030 ] [ Additional Contacts: James Booker, (903) 670-2266, firstname.lastname@example.com ] Oct. 1, 2013 Halloween at the Hatchery Preparations Under Way ATHENS--Halloween at the Hatchery takes place at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center (TFFC) October 24, and local businesses and organizations are invited to take part. TFFC offers three ways to take part in this annual community service event that benefits local charitable organizations. A business or organization may sponsor the event by making a cash contribution to defray the costs of decorations and publicity. Another way to be involved is to give away candy to the children who will attend. If you are really into the Halloween spirit, consider taking on responsibility for decorating an area at TFFC for the event. Areas will be judged during the event and prizes awarded. The event will run from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 24, 2013. Organizations giving away candy are expected to provide enough candy for 3,000 children. There is no charge for booths at the event. Halloween at the Hatchery is a Friends of TFFC event. Anyone interested in participating in the event or becoming a sponsor should contact Jim Booker by at (903) 670-2266 to reserve a space. -30- [ Note: This item is more than three years old. Please take the publication date into consideration for any date references. ] [ Media Contact: TPWD News, email@example.com, 512-389-8030 ] Oct. 1, 2013 Game Warden Field Notes The following items are compiled from recent Texas Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports. --Hot Tamale A Val Verde County game warden received a call from the Del Rio Police Department about a small SUV that had a white-tailed deer in the back seat. The warden asked the woman about the deer and she said she needed it for tamales she was planning to make the next day. One case filed for possession in closed season and one case of DWI filed by the Del Rio Police Department. --Guessing Game An Ellis County game warden met a new farmer at a gas station who wanted his business card because he was having trouble with dove hunters on his properties. One day, the farmer called the warden with the license plate of a truck with two men inside who were shooting at dove while driving down the road. The warden drove to the location and picked up hulls on the road and proceeded to look for the truck. The truck was spotted just as it was turning into the driveway. After confronting the subjects about their hunt, the warden made a deal with them and said, "I'll leave, but only if I can't guess what gauge shotgun is in the gun case in your backseat, and I'll bet in that camouflage bag there are low brass, Winchester #8 shot shells that are red in color." After puzzled looks and realizing the warden knew more than they thought he did, the two men confessed and multiple citations are pending. --Over Limits; Over Line A Williamson County game warden received an Operation Game Thief call about people who were shooting over a property line in Jonah. When the warden arrived at the location, he was unable to locate shooters. He returned to the same area later that evening and heard several shots coming from the property. When the warden contacted the shooter, he found that the man was in possession of 19 mourning doves, four over his daily bag limit, did not have a hunting license, and was in possession of a stolen Remington 20-gauge out of Irving. The shotgun and birds were confiscated and charges are pending. --Aiming for Trouble An Edwards County game warden and a Real County game warden saw a group of people taking fish illegally with a spear gun. When they confronted the group, the wardens found 42 illegally taken game fish. The subjects were issued numerous citations for taking fish by illegal means and methods. --Not so Squeaky Clean Two San Augustine County game wardens received information about possible road hunting -- including the description of a vehicle seen leaving the area shortly after the shots. The wardens searched the area and on a nearby dirt road discovered deer tracks on the road. Following the tracks, the wardens found a fresh blood-stained scene. Taking into account the totality of the circumstance and the wardens knowledge of local poachers, they hastily went to a residence less than two miles away. Upon arrival, the wardens saw a vehicle matching the description from the scene. The back of the truck looked as if it was freshly washed, but the cleaning was not good enough to hide fresh blood and hair that was still noticeable. The wardens were given permission from the property owner to search the freezer and refrigerator inside the residence. Inside the refrigerator was a bag of still-warm deer meat. The wardens located the suspects and confessions were obtained --Spotlight Shooting Two Shelby County game wardens received a call in the early morning hours from the local sheriff's office regarding a traffic stop conducted by state troopers at the Department of Public Safety. The sheriff's office advised the warden that in the trunk of the car was a live deer. When they arrived, the wardens noticed a .22-caliber rifle, two pellet guns, several flashlights, and a live mature doe in the trunk. After interviewing the subjects and examining the doe, the wardens could tell the deer had been shot with the .22-caliber rifle. The subjects admitted to hunting deer at night and using their car headlights to spotlight and shoot the doe from the roadway. All four subjects were taken to Shelby County Jail. --Corny Excuse While patrolling the Trinity River during the opening day of teal season, Trinity County game wardens heard several shotgun shots coming from the other side of a hill covered in goat weed. The wardens walked in and found two dove hunters. The hunters were very surprised and immediately began walking towards the wardens. When asked for hunting licenses, the hunters were extremely nervous and had a hard time removing their licenses from the pouches. The wardens asked the hunters why they were so nervous and if there was anything they needed to know about. The hunters replied no and said the last time they were checked in this county they were hunting ducks with lead shot and received citations. While the hunters were speaking to a warden separately, the other warden began searching the area by the hunters' folding chairs. The warden found corn on the ground in the area where they were hunting. The hunters denied knowing anything about the corn. Citations for hunting over bait were issued. -30-


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The European Union has today announced it s sending €34 million to Algeria to 'to put the environment and efforts to tackle the impact of climate change at the heart of the country's development policies'.
"With 13% of the EU budget coming from UK taxpayers, almost £3.5 million of our money is being poured into the desert sand," said Roger Helmer MEP, the UKIP spokesman on Energy and Climate Change.
"The money is part of the so-called 'neighbourhood and partnership instrument' and they state that it will be used for 'a national climate plan, an ecological monitoring system for the coast, management plans for protected areas and studies of public investment costs and recurrent costs, including maintenance'.
"These people still think that Europe has great packets of cash that it can afford to dole out on whatever fashionable cause catches its eye.
"Meanwhile, we are facing increasing austerity at home and millions of people across Europe are being forced into poverty by the actions of their own governments and the EU.
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Mordechai Vanunu brought his camera to work in late 1985, shortly before leaving his eight-year stint as a technician at Israel's nuclear weapons factory at Dimona.
Acting on his conscience, he carefully took about 60 photos of the top-secret labs and unique production processes involved. When some of these photos were originally published in the London Sunday Times' exposé, they confirmed his eyewitness testimony about the extent of Israel's nuclear weapons program and revealed Israel to be one of the world's top nuclear powers. To this day, the Israeli government refuses international inspection of Dimona and continues to deny the existence of its nuclear arsenal. [click here for more of Vanunu's story: archive/story.html]
While their publication resulted in Vanunu being locked away for an 18-year prison sentence, his photographs of Israel's nuclear weapons factory - a bold statement against nuclear secrecy and for the abolition of nuclear weapons - are here for all to see.
Click on the thumbnail views below to see the full-size photos in this selection.


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In a sea of completely forgettable one-sheets, it's always nice to see one that stands out from the pack and does something a bit more creative than the standard floating heads, etc. This latest one-sheet for The Banshee Chapter (review) does just that!
XLrator Media has acquired all U.S. rights to writer/director Blair Erickson's 3D horror-thriller THE BANSHEE CHAPTER starring Ted Levine (The Silence of the Lambs), Katia Winter ("Dexter"), and Michael McMillian ("True Blood"). The film was produced by Sunchaser Entertainment's Stephanie Riggs, Before the Door's Corey Moosa and Sean Akers, and Christian Arnold-Beutel. Zachary Quinto and Neal Dodson of Before the Door executive produced with Ben Samuels, Marcus Schoefer, and Gudrun Giddings.
THE BANSHEE CHAPTER centers on a female journalist (Winter) who follows the mysterious trail of a missing friend (McMillian) who had been experimenting with mind-altering chemicals developed in secret government drug tests. A fast-paced blend of fact and fiction, the story is based on real documents, actual test subject testimony, and uncovered secrets about covert programs run by the CIA.
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Operazione Colomba > Articles > Operation Dove Report: June 2010
Operation Dove Report: June 2010
Nonviolent peace corps (Association Community Pope John XXIII)
Updates from Projects
General situation
On June 20th, Colombian citizens were asked to elect their new president, successor of Alvaro Uribe. Manuel Santos was elected as expected.
"Veredas�? situation
Despite unceasing difficulties and threats, the Peace Community is succeeding in its plan of strengthening.
In the area of Urabà bay there are many families who live in some veredas, Alto Joaquin, Nain, Las Claras, and Puerto Nuevo some of whom are members of the peace Community. The area is known for the economical development which have followed the construction of the dam Urà1. It is actually a transit area for arms and drugs. Such families are having hard times because of lack of electricity, of schools facilities and because of frequent threatens by illegal armed groups of the area. Trades within close cities are hard because people have to move by boat which is really expensive for peasants. Despite that Community families have close relationships and are trying to stay united in order to make their life better. Recently they succeeded in buying a rice cleaning machine which will save them many hours of hand work.
Unfortunately, their will of doing better is disturbed by an unpleasant situation. It looks like that in the military harbour of Frasquillo, a forced crossing for trades with the city of Tierra Alta, soldiers are forcing peasants to pay a tax on pesticides, about 5-10 thousands pesos each litre.
There are many reports of paramilitary groups presence which do not care to enter houses exposing people to the risk of being involved into shootouts.
Veredas of Antioquia Department are getting larger too. In Mulatos new houses have been built for new families which moved there. In La Resbalosa some families which once lived distant from each other have decided to gather together in the same area because of the frequent harassment they are subjected to. Operation Dove volunteers collected a testimony from one peasant whose had been threatened by soldiers of sexual abuse on his 12 years old daughter if he will not cooperate with them, because his other son is a member of the Peace Community counsel. These parents are frightened since they live in quite an isolated area where no International volunteer is present. They do not have an alternative except to leave their land and survive in some city.
Updates about Apartadò bomb
On June 23rd a peasant was arrested by the police. It seems there is a video showing him while getting out of the shop where the bomb went off. He is charged of being a member of the FARC 5th front. Some witnesses stated he was working his land on that day. It is hard to tell the truth, but the risk is that the man arrested is a blameless scapegoat used to cover any one of the armed group involved for a number of different political and strategic reasons.
Sharing and volunteers
Volunteers were particularly busy in accompanying to Mulatos some Peace Community leaders and some Native Communities members from Chocò, La Guajira and Cauca on the occasion of the Community Assembly and "Campesina University�?. This last one is an exchange of agricultural knowhow and civil resistance strategies. It consists of group workshops where different situation lived by members are told and analyzed. Almost a hundred participants were present in Mulatos, together with many international volunteers. Fortunately no armed group showed up although such a presence was noticed for sure.
General situation
European Mission Eulex has been extended for 2 years more, ending in 2012.
During the month a shootout took place in South Kosovo with two Macedonians and two Kosovans who were killed. Lately there is a growing tension between the Albanian minority of the area and the Macedonian administration. A Macedonian soldier was killed as well during a shootout between armed rebels and police.
During a Serbian demonstration held in Mitrovicë/Kos.Mitrovica against the opening of a representative office of the Prishtinë/Priština government a bomb went off killing a Serbian participant and wounding 11 people.
Volunteers keep visiting in Zallq/Zać a group of Serbian who came back to Kosovo three months ago, they are still waiting the building of their new houses to begin. Harassment toward them is still present even though the situation looks under control by Kosovan police and KFOR.
Study group
The aim of this last period is to make the group able to work on its own. Official meetings with OD volunteers have stopped, even though a supervision is going on by means of unofficial talks.
Conflict team
Soccer matches between Serbian Goraždevac and Albanian Poqestë youths get on pretty well, mixing alternatively the teams. Youth point broadcasted World Cup soccer matches, which saw a high participation unlike cinema meetings, which did not took place in the last weeks 'cause no audience were present.
The team was directly involved during both visits and analyses of the situation in Zallq/Zać.
A seminary about memory and conflict (reprocessing and transformation) took place during the month. It was addressed to cooperation staff of Tavolo Trentino con Kraljevo, Progetto Prjedor and Tavolo Trentino con il Kossovo. The aim was to exchange experiences and strengthen cooperation between the three different projects since they operate in different areas in the country .
An important meeting took place during the month with youth from Prishtinë/Priština and Gra�?anica/Graçanicë aimed to inform and make the group responsible about production of the touring exhibition. Technical aspects were dealt and some picture showed in order to understand what basic themes should be underlined while choosing pictures.
Many informal activities took place: after last month participation of two Albanian youths a concert in Gra�?anica/Graçanicë, some Serbian youths went a big musical event close to Prishtinë/Priština. And again youths from Prishtinë/Priština were back for a concert in Gra�?anica/Graçanic cultural centre.
General situation
On June 10th school was up in At-Tuwani, OD volunteers monitored for the last time in the current school year the military escort which accompanied to school Tuba and Maghayr Al Abeed kids who were going to pick up their school reports. The military escort report shows many bad marks: many times were late or did not fulfil the whole path, exposing kids to settlers violence.
These same kids often help their parents to graze the flocks: at the beginning of the month some settlers get off their car frightening the kids and attempting to steal their sheep. Parents reported the fact to Kyriat Arba Police station.
During the month of June new buildings arouse in Havat Ma'on outpost, pictures were taken.
Soldiers put up check-points at the entrance of the village about ten times during the month.
The month was rich of visits by International groups.
A particularly worrying event troubled the village on June12th. Thirty masked settlers armed with slings and iron bars attacked a house in the village which is the closest to the outpost of Havat Ma'on. In that moment only women were present. One of them, pregnant fell while attempting to run. Villagers rushed there to make the settlers escape, soon after OD volunteers and Israeli Ta'yush activists arrived, one of them was arrested by police. During the following week, groups of settlers organized nightly rounds around the outpost, and Israeli police patrolled the area. Worried about the possibility of new attacks OD volunteers spent the nights monitoring the house. On one occasion settlers got close to the house screaming threatens of a new imminent attack.
A military operation interested Humra valley, close to At-Tuwani. A check-point was set up at the entrance of the village, seven jeeps and about ten soldiers on foot combed the fields around the village messing up all the villagers.
Despite the pressure by the Army nonviolent resistance keeps going on. In Jimba, a village located close to areas usually used for military trainings, people decided to fence in the almond plants they recently planted in order to trace their property borders.
Ministry of Interior recently announced the building of ten new CIE (Centre for Identification and Expulsion) on the national territory by the end of 2010. Unofficial sources locate one of them in an area 10 Km far for Castel Volturno.
The checking activity of Police is continuous. Immigrants which documents are not regular are arrested and released soon after with an expulsion sheet ordering them to leave the country in 5 days.
Operation Dove
After-school activities stopped together with the end of the school year. Volunteers will soon move in a new house in Pescopagano area, where volunteers were already working with the Italian lectures for Immigrant activity. Lately, such lessons usually end up with a soccer match.
OD volunteers have been asked for new Italian courses by a group of people attending an Adventist Church and another group attending a Mosque.
In cooperation with a priest from Caserta, volunteers began to visit immigrants in their houses, organizing small meetings to discuss various issues and to try to give them a tiny legal support.
Eventually volunteers attempt to build relationships with the Italian population as well is getting real. They are now committed with children animation in the local parish in Pescopagano.
Together with other associations operating in the area an open-air day of games was organized, named "the journey�?. The aim was to make people meeting, promoting trust and prejudices erasing between Italians and immigrants. It took place in the central square of Castel Volturno.
Twice a week volunteers reach Kalifoo Ground early in the morning, where Carabinieri often check immigrants who are there to find a job for the day. Immigrants claim that such checks are only directs toward "blacks�? and that it is unfair since they go there to find job meaning they are not those who live committing crimes. Volunteers had occasions to exchange words with many Carabinieri, finding out that some of them do not agree with the present laws about immigration. They reported that they are asked to achieve a determined number of arrest of immigrants with no regular documents.
New meetings with the Caserta Network Against Racism are taking place. The idea is to study new activities aimed at asking the government new possibilities for immigrants to gain regular documents.
On a national level, after the announcement of the building of new CIE an activity of info collection has begun, with meetings and interview to people with dealt in the past with such places with different roles. Volunteers went in Crotone, where a multifunction place is present (S.Anna CDA, CARA e CIE).
Volunteers had an interesting meeting with S. Marcellino Imam. They wanted to know about its activities since he is particularly committed with immigrant situation.
Thanks to the medical doctor who provides health assistance to the families under blood revenge, volunteers can meet often such families. She provides as well a health education to family members.
The computer course is going one and volunteers are trying to make him creative making small videos. It is a good tool to know the families and to gain their trust.
On June 24th a round table took place trying to gather all the associations in Scutari area that are already working on the issue in order to promote a network. The principal aim was to introduce a common reflection about reconciliation. Participation was not complete, but the debate was really constructive. You can find some of the most importand issues dealt and the whole speech of Simone Mori on the Italian website of Operation Dove (www.operazionecolomba.it). (Simone Mori is Pope John XXIII Community missionary who lives in Albania and is the promoter of the project for family under blood revenge).