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And if he were out the whole game because of it you'd probably just be whining about what a baby he is.Yeah. That spear was pretty severe. Kept him out of the rest of the game..........oh wait.
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Those of us who have jobs tend to do what we like on our days off. Of course for most of us, it's cleaning and chores around the house, but we do get to have whatever fun we like. If they want to play hockey on their days off, that's their prerogative.Wish the Red Wings would REST instead. This is crap. There are only so many games in a hockey player's legs.
Sure, they might injure themselves, but they might injure themselves doing a lot of things.
Heck, if we choose to play hockey on our days off, we could get injured and there's nothing our bosses can say about it.
They work harder (physically) in a season than most of us will do at work in a lifetime. Let them have their days off.
"The way you honor your father and your mother and your past is by continuing to do what you should do and playing hard and doing things well."- Mike Babcock
Posted 14 May 2012 - 09:43 AM
And if he were out the whole game because of it you'd probably just be whining about what a baby he is.
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Title | Synthesis of lactose-based S-linked sialylmimetics of alpha(2,3)-sialosides. |
Author | Liakatos, Angela; Kiefel, Milton; von Itzstein, Mark |
Journal Name | Organic Letters |
Editor | Amos B Smith, Carol Carr |
Year Published | 2003 |
Place of publication | Washington, DC |
Publisher | American Chemical Society |
Abstract | A new approach toward the synthesis of lactose-based S-linked sialylmimetics of α(2,3)-linked sialosides is described. These compounds, represented by the general structure 3, were prepared from methyl β-d-lactoside in 11 steps. It was found that the choice of protecting group was crucial to allow the efficient introduction of sulfur at the 3-position of the galactose ring. |
Peer Reviewed | Yes |
Published | Yes |
Publisher URI | http://pubs.acs.org/journal/orlef7 |
Alternative URI | http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/ol035733d |
Copyright Statement | Copyright 2003 American Chemical Society. Self-archiving of the author-manuscript version is not yet supported by this publisher. Please refer to the journal link for access to the definitive, published version or contact the author for more information. |
Volume | 5 |
Issue Number | 23 |
Page from | 4365 |
Page to | 4368 |
Date Accessioned | 2004-03-19 |
Date Available | 2009-10-19T05:23:48Z |
Language | en_AU |
Research Centre | Institute for Glycomics |
Faculty | Institute for Glycomics |
Subject | PRE2009-Organic Chemical Synthesis |
URI | http://hdl.handle.net/10072/5841 |
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Programs begin at 11:30 am and are open to all. If you would like to be a member of Men's Club, contact President Jack Zimniski or Lois Gelb, senior adult director at the JCC.
Upcoming Men's Club Programs
The JCC Men's Club invites everyone to the following programs:
February 5
Cindy Charnetski, DO
NE Eye Associates
February 19
Bruce Lefkowitz RPh
Harrold's Pharmacy
Programs begin at 11:30 and are followed by congregate lunch and current events.
Bird Song Winery Trip
Look Who's in the Kitchen
JCC Men's Club Focus Group


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Keith Todd, dean of admission
"Diversity is a vital concept for all of us in the admission office at Reed. We want to shape a community of young scholars, from around the country and the world, who will bring their best ideas literally to the table, in our conference-style classes. We hold that there are educational benefits to diversity: having students with differing life experiences, ethnicities and national backgrounds, opinions, and beliefs makes for wider-ranging discussions from which every student can take away a new perspective. We hope to bring together the student whose parents went to Reed and the student who is the first in his family to earn a college degree. We recognize that attention to under-represented groups and individuals is important in maintaining a diverse community where each student demonstrates excellence from across a wide range of talents and abilities. To ensure as much socioeconomic diversity as possible, we offer need-based financial assistance that meets the full demonstrated need of each admitted student. Ultimately, by creating an undergraduate community that reflects the great variety in our national and global cultures, we energize and elevate the intellectual life of the Reed campus and send a message to bright, creative students from all walks of life that they can find a welcoming and accepting, as well as challenging, college experience at Reed."
Diversity-focused Admission Efforts
The Reed College admission office engages in a number of efforts to help ensure the most diverse freshman class possible. In addition to our off-campus work connecting with students in their hometowns and our outreach through publications and mailings, we host the four following on-campus programs designed to recruit, admit, and enroll students from under-represented ethnic groups.
Local College Admission Workshop
Early October
Each fall the we offer a college admission and financial aid workshop for local students, college guidance counselors, and community-based organizations. The program is designed specifically for students of color and students from lower-income backgrounds. The agenda includes an overview of the college search and application process, a conversation about financial aid, and an opportunity to review and discuss sample applications with Reed college admission counselors. Those interested in attending need only to make a reservation for the event. Family members are welcome.
Fall Fly-In: Reed Overnight Multicultural Experience
Early November
In early November we welcome 30–35 high school seniors from historically underrepresented racial/ethnic backgrounds to Reed. These selected students are brought from all over the country to our campus, free of expense. The group spends three days and two nights getting to know Reed, its community members, and the surrounding area. While here, students have the opportunity to sit in on classes, tour campus, eat in the dinning hall, sleep in the dorms, and maybe even read a comic book in our comic book library or throw a Frisbee with our Ultimate team. Applications for the program are due in early October.
Spring Fly-In Programs
Late March and Mid-April
During our two spring fly-in programs, 20–25 students to come visit Reed, free of expense. For these events, we invite students from historically underrepresented racial/ethnic backgrounds who have submitted an application to Reed. The spring fly-in events are similar to the fall fly-in program and provide students an in-depth and engaging visit experience.
Additional information about these programs can be found on the admission site.
2013–14 Students
Fall 2013 Entering Class (356 students)
African American / Black | 5% |
American Native | 3% |
Asian/Pacific Islander | 10% |
Caucasian | 56% |
Hispanic | 11% |
Multiracial | 18% |
Unknown | 5% |
First generation | 10% |
International | 10% |
In 2013–14, students came from 45 countries in addition to the U.S.:
Australia Belgium Bolivia Brazil Bulgaria Canada China Hong Kong Croatia Cyprus Ethiopia France |
Germany |
Nepal New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Pakistan Philippines Romania Saudi Arabia Singapore South Africa South Korea Switzerland |
Taiwan Thailand Tibet Turkey Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom Vietnam Zimbabwe |


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To celebrate Patrick Troughton's birthday we have posted an excerpt from Dave Thompson's new book Doctor Who FAQ. Please enjoy!
The Clown was the Second Doctor, formally introduced to his audience still lying on the TARDIS floor, where he fell at the end of the previous adventure.
In what we might call "the real world," that in which BBC writers, pro- ducers, directors, and crew fuss around to bring the Doctor's adventures into our living rooms, it was a moment of unparalleled drama, anticipation, and probably fear.
The outgoing William Hartnell was more than a popular actor, after all. To everybody and anybody who had any awareness of the show, he was the Doctor. White-haired and wrinkled, smartly attired and condescending. Whereas now he was dark-haired and shorter. Craggier, with the kind of face that could be described as lived-in. Kindly but a little lugubrious. The eyes sparkled, and the cunning of the First Doctor was a lot less pronounced. Politely, the Second Doctor looked a bit of a bumbler.
Who ever would accept it was the same man?
Certainly not Ben and Polly, his latest companions. And the man who called himself the Doctor didn't seem too sure, either.
"You're the Doctor!" said Polly, in answer to one of his rambling remarks. "Oh, I don't look like him," replied the Doctor. And the introductions could have gone on all night were it not for one slight problem. There were Daleks about, and if the Doctor had learned one thing over the past three years of television, it was that Daleks—his oldest and most lethal enemy—did not have time for small talk.
That was how this new man was to be introduced, not through the force of his personality, or the delight of his sense of mischievous humor, but through the sheer populist weight of his most implacable foe, the single most popular creation in the show's entire history and still, all these years later, one of the most beloved (if a metal tin packed to bursting with unrepentant malice could ever be described as "beloved") aliens in science- fiction history. We will get to know them better later in this book; for now, suffice it to say that the very inclusion of the Daleks' name in an episode title was worth a million or so extra viewers every week, and The Power of the Daleks did not disappoint.
It still doesn't. With hindsight, it's difficult to say which future story was most heavily influenced by The Power of the Daleks: the Ninth Doctor's Dalek, in which the time traveler's pleas for an inactive Dalek to remain inactive are ignored, or the Eleventh Doctor's Victory of the Daleks, in which stupid humans (Britain's wartime hero Winston Churchill among them) convince themselves that it is they who call the shots, and that the Daleks are simply theirs to command.
Either way, in terms of storytelling, action, and excitement, the Second Doctor's debut is at least the equal of the former and effortlessly superior to the latter, with the Daleks seemingly even more sinister than usual simply by virtue of behaving so helpfully.
Of course, they will soon be at their screeching, screaming best as well, but what is important here is less the manner in which the Doctor, Ben, and Polly defeat them than in the nature of the understanding that quickly comes to bind the three of them so closely. After all, this Doctor is still a total stranger to them, and while Polly is willing to accept that he might be the same man, Ben is considerably more suspicious. And it will take more than a silly hat and an annoying recorder to win him around.
But somehow, the Doctor succeeded. Yes he was a clown, and in sharp contrast to his prickly predecessor, a lovable one as well. But by the end of his first season, which concluded with another encounter with the Daleks, the Doctor was again the Doctor, and memories of his past personality were just that.
Doctor Who is indisputably the most successful and beloved series on UK TV, and the most watched series in the history of BBC America. Doctor Who FAQ tells the complete story of its American success, from its first airings on PBS in the 1970s, through to the massive Doctor Who fan conventions that are a staple of the modern-day science fiction circuit. Combining a wealth of information and numerous illustrations, Doctor Who FAQ also includes a comprehensive episode guide.


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Flying fish in the dolphin and tuna diorama, Milstein Hall of Ocean Life
"Drawing of proposed African Hall, 1925"
For more images from the archives, browse the Picturing the Museum collection.
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Before the Andros coral reef diorama was installed in the Museum's Hall of Ocean Life, scientists and artists did extensive research in the field. Artists even used waterproof paints to draw and document the underwater scene.
See footage from the 1930s in the latest DIORAMA video from PBS Digital Studios.
Need a break from the cold? Head to the Bahamas to see how artists and scientists created the Andros Coral Reef diorama.
Watch the latest video in the DIORAMA series, a collaboration with PBS Digital Studios .
Learn to fold an origami whale…and have some fun while you're at it.
Don't miss the Museum's Origami Holiday Tree, on view through this Sunday, January 12.
In today's peek into the archives, Raymond Potter mounts a Bird of Paradise (1945).
Learn more about the bird habitat dioramas and the history of ornithology at the Museum in a new video series.
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Long before sophisticated wildlife photography, artists in the field captured the color and movement of birds for the background paintings of the Museum's dioramas. Similarly, bird taxidermists studied their subjects' anatomy and behavior to achieve a natural effect, most dramatically in flight.
Here, long-time exhibition artist Stephen C. Quinn explores the work of painters Louis Agassiz Fuertes and Francis Lee Jacques and taxidermist David Schwendeman.
Here's Tuesday's peek into the archives:
A mold for casting a clay model of Titanotherium, 1914
See the original here.
Inspired by The Power of Poison, this year's Origami Tree features a collection of nearly 800 wicked, wild, and wonderful origami models, including this cobra.
Fun fact: doctors are testing the venom of the India monocellate cobra (Naja kaouthia) for use against arthritis. It has been used as a traditional remedy against the ailment for thousands of years.
See more amazing models here.


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You'll be hearing from the staff at FOOD52 every week in Too Many Cooks, our group column in which we pool our answers to questions about food, cooking, life, and more.
It snowed in New York this week, which sent us scrambling not just for our coats, scarves, hats, and mittens, but also for our saucepans. Why? To make warm drinks, of course.
This week we're sipping from our mugs by a roaring fire and answering the question: What's your favorite cold-weather drink? Be sure to check out Peter's nostalgia-licious hot chocolate memory!
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NCAA Mid-Season Report: Men's Conference races
Sean Burns - 4/9/2008
While every team in the country aims for a seed at the NCAA tournament, everybody has to worry about making it there first. For a lot of school's, the best and easiest way of doing that is by winning their conference tournament, so we take a look around the NCAA conferences and see who's in the drivers seat for the automatic bid (Or, in the ACC's sense, who's likely to take the top seed at the non-AQ granting conference tournament).
The preseason No. 1 pick by the coaches, Albany was looking like an also ran just a few weeks ago at 0-5. But the Great Danes, who lost four of those games by a goal and one in three overtimes, have rallied to come into the midway point tied atop the AE standings with another surprisingly strong team - UMBC.
Not including last night's 15-4 win over Yale, Albany was leading the league in team defense, allowing just 6.77 goals a game, due in large part to its goalies only needing to make 9.44 saves per game. While their goalies aren't sweating too hard, the Danes have been keeping the pressure on opposing teams, averaging over 20 shots on goal per game.
The other front-runner is UMBC, which also rallied from a cold start (1-3), winning its last six including a signature three-OT game against Maryland. Terry Kimener is fourth in the league with 32 points (behind the trio of Jordan McBride, Kevin Crowley and Rhys Duch from Stony Brook - which averages over 13 goals a game). The Retreivers have also been big on ground balls, gobbling over 30 a contest.
The tournament goes to the home of the top-seeded team, and right now it looks like that is going to be either of those two (both are 2-0 in league play), though both the Sea Wolves and Binghamton are 1-1 in league play and are still in the mix.
Biggest Surprise
Stony Brook's offense. Led by prolific (and 22-year-old) freshman Jordan McBride - who had a jaw-dropping 10 goals and two assists in the Sea Wolves' 19-16 win over a then-Top 10 Delaware squad - Stony Brook has been racking up goals against nearly everybody this spring. Only Harvard has held the Sea Wolves below 10 goals on the season, as they have four players (Bo Tripode being the other) in the AE's Top 5 points per game race. Three of SB's next four are against league foes, so it is a make-or-break stretch for Stony Brook, particularly since two of those games - Binghamton and Albany - are teams that are also in the race for a tournament slot.
Biggest game left
It's just a couple days until the remaining unbeaten (league record) teams show down, as Albany heads to UMBC on Saturday evening at 7:30. Both stand some chance of making the tourney as an at large bid, but neither school wants to rely on the whims of the selection committee for its postseason hopes. This one will likely decide where the league tournament is held, and a pair of home games in early May sound good to both of these coaches, we're sure.
The CAA is a league where you have to really throw away a team's overall record in determining who will be the likely representatives to the NCAA tournament. Drexel, at 9-2, has a legitimate chance to earn an at-large bid since its two losses are to Top 10 Virginia and Notre Dame teams. The rest of these teams don't look like they would get tournament nods if not for an AQ win, but all are capable of getting hot and rolling off a couple wins to punch a dance ticket.
Ironically, the No. 1 preseason coaches team, Towson, is the one that needs to win the conference tournament to have a chance at returning to the field of 16. The Tigers are just 3-6, but two of those wins (Denver and Delaware) have come against contending squads. Towson has a 2-1 record in the conference, and could even host a first-round tournament game if they get on a roll. The Blue Hens, a surprise championship weekend entrant a year ago, started out the season white hot at 5-0, but have dropped four of their last six including the Towson game last weekend at home. Theoretically, a 4-0 finish (with wins in their next two games over Drexel and Hofstra) might give them enough juice to make the tournament even if they fell in the league tournament, but coach Shillinglaw and Co. would be better served by aiming for a CAA crown.
The final league title contender (yes, Villanova is 1-1 in the league, but have games remaining against Hofstra, Towson and Drexel) is a Hofstra team that seems to have developed a knack for playing a ton of close games. A year ago, they dropped seven one-goal losses. This time around, they took a pair of early one-goal games (against Brown and Johns Hopkins), but their last two close ones were losses to Army and Drexel. Hofstra is another team like Delaware that could work its way to an at-large bid if they won out (games remain against 'Nova, Delaware, North Carolina, Stony Brook and Robert Morris), but it isn't very likely.
Biggest Surprise
Towson at 3-6. We threw the Tigers a lot of love in the preseason, slotting them at No. 13 in Face-Off Yearbook and picking them in our preseason tournament field. But Tony Seaman's team has been plagued by some key early injuries and inconsistency on the defensive end, starting out 1-5 before winning two of its last three. There is still time for the Tigers to make it to the dance, but they haven't helped themselves any with their first half performance.
Biggest game left
Delaware heads up to Hofstra on Saturday for a key league game that could decide which of the two hosts a league playoff game (the top seed hosts all games in the CAA playoffs, semifinals and finals). Since both have much of their tournament hopes resting on the league's AQ, a home game will make a huge difference in that first round (or in the finals, if either wins out and Drexel stumbles).
A win by Navy this weekend would clinch Annapolis as the site of the Patriot League tournament, which would clearly give the Midshipmen the 'favored' tag for their fifth league title in as many seasons. With wins over Ohio State, Bucknell and Maryland (and OT losses to Cornell and Georgetown), the Mids could likely go 0-2 against Army and Johns Hopkins and still make it into the dance.
Bucknell and Army both have fairly strong tournament resumes as well, with the Bison netting wins over Army and Ohio State, and their two losses coming to Duke and Navy. The Black Knights have a win over Hofstra and played solid in one-goal losses to both Syracuse and Cornell, but both schools need another high profile win or two if they hope to be the second Patriot League team without a tournament AQ. Army has chances this weekend against arch-rival Navy - which it hasn't beaten in 13 tries - and Duke next Saturday before the league tournament. Bucknell's final three games are expected wins, so the Bison can only really hurt themselves by losing, rather than having a chance to build their resume.
The fourth and final PL tournament spot looks like a footrace between Colgate and Lehigh, who both have two wins in league play (Lehigh has three losses, Colgate two). Both play Bucknell, so unless one can upset the Bison, this weekend's Colgate-Lafayette game will likely decide that final placement (Colgate holds the head-to-head win, so if they win Saturday, even a loss to Bucknell and a Mountain Hawks upset win over the Bison would be moot).
Biggest Surprise
The lack of surprises. Sometimes, things going as expected is the biggest surprise of all, especially compared to the seismic shifts in expectations from some of the other conferences. In the Patriot league, the teams that were expected to be solid have been solid, the players that were expected to show up have showed up, and the defense of the top teams has been outstanding.
Biggest game left
It's always a big game, but this weekend's Army-Navy tilt has some extra flavor on it. A Navy win will pretty much guarantee the Mids a tournament berth, win or lose in the PL tournament, which they would clinch hosting if they topped their service academy rivals. An Army win would give them a huge resume boost for a possible at-large bid, especially coming off the heels of a loss to Bucknell. It would also throw the PL tournament hosting duties into disarray, as it would mean that Army, Navy and Bucknell could feasibly all finish 5-1 in conference play, with Navy holding a head-to-head win over Bucknell, Bucknell holding the same over Navy, and Army holding Navy head-to-head (At press time, it is unclear what the Patriot League's first tie-breaker is for regular season league champions).
The first-ever GWLL league tournament is set to take place on May 2-4 in Michigan, but only Ohio State has really staked a claim to a slot, with a 3-0 league record so far (wins over Air Force, Bellarmine and Quinnipiac). Denver is 1-0 in league play after last week's last-minute win over Notre Dame, while the Irish are 1-1. Quinnipiac, Bellarmine and Air Force are all winless in league play, but the Bobcats and Knights are 6-2 and 6-4 overall, respectively.
Notre Dame, with its wins over Loyola and Albany, has its foot in the door of an at large bid, but the Denver loss certainly didn't help the Irish in that respect. With just three games in the regular season, there is little time for Notre Dame to make more of an impression, but Ohio State in Indiana on April 27th could prove big to both the GWLL races and both teams' chances at an at-large bid.
Though they lack what could be called a 'signature' win, Ohio State has done a good job of playing well against their toughest foes and beating the teams they were supposed to beat. The Buckeyes three losses all came in overtime, and all came to tough squads (Navy, Bucknell and UMBC). Tough losses won't get you into the NCAA tournament, but the Scarlet and Gray have North Carolina, Denver and Notre Dame left on its schedule. Two wins out of those three might be enough to warrant a tournament nod. Denver has very little hope for an at large shot, as their lone Top 20 wins are against Brown and Notre Dame, but the Pioneers showed on Saturday that they could be very dangerous in a tournament situation.
The final spot in the GWLL is going to be either Quinnipiac and Bellarmine, who face off on April 26th in Kentucky.
Biggest Surprise
The success of Ohio State's offense. Going into the season, the Buckeyes were expected to have a solid D (they do, allowing 6.71 goals per game), but not a whole lot was said about their offense. What have they done? Just gone out and put home 136 goals, good for best in the conference by 19.
Biggest game left
It has tournament implications, but the sheer fact that an NCAA attendance record is likely to be set makes the April 19th game between Ohio State and Denver at Ohio Stadium a pretty big deal. In case you haven't heard, the game will be played at 11 a.m. as a warm-up for the Buckeyes spring football game. A year ago, the spring football game drew over 75,000 fans, and as a general admission event, the earlier fans arrive, the better seats they get. So, there's a good chance a key GWLL game will be played in front of a pretty impressive crowd.
The ECAC has developed into practically a two-horse race at this point, and those two teams meet up on Saturday in Baltimore.
Loyola is just 5-4 overall, but four of those wins have come against ECAC competition, leaving the Greyhounds holding the top spot in the standings with three league tilts remaining. Georgetown is 3-0 in league play, with three games after Saturday's trip to Baltimore. Without a league tournament, it would be very difficult for the league's two-win teams (UMass, Hobart and Rutgers) to catch the winner on Saturday.
As far as at-large bids, the only sure thing for the tournament out of the ECAC is Georgetown, which has wins over Delaware and Navy as well as the big one, a 11-7 shocker over No. 1 Duke. Loyola could theoretically earn an at-large bid if it finishes strong, but that would likely require a win over Georgetown, which would make the Greyhounds the likely AQ for the league anyway's.
Biggest Surprise
The conference's failure to perform well in non-league games.. Though they have since righted the ship, the Hoyas raised some eyebrows in their opener when they were trounced by a young Maryland team. UMass had an off campus incident derail its team before the season started, and preseason No. 2 selection for the league Penn State has no wins over teams with a .500 record or better. A league that was supposed to have plenty of parity from top to bottom has just three teams over .500, and two of them (Loyola and Hobart) are just one game over that mark.
Biggest game left
Georgetown at Loyola. Simple, the winner has the inside track at a tournament berth, the loser has to hope for the other to lose. Probably more important for the Greyhounds, as Georgetown likely gets into the NCAA field even if they lose, provided they don't go into a tailspin.
While the ECAC's regular season championship and automatic bid is essentially a two horse race, the Ivy League - which also awards its AQ to the regular season champion - is still wide open.
Only one of the seven Ivy teams has been mathematically eliminated from winning the league, as Yale has four losses. The other six still have a hope of making it to the tournament if they win out, either via the AQ or by earning an at-large bid. Cornell, 8-2 after last night's loss to Syracuse, is one of those teams that should make it to the dance whether or not they get the AQ, but wins in their final three over Dartmouth, Princeton and Brown would give them that cushion and likely secure a solid seed.
There are two other teams, Brown and Princeton, that also have unbeaten Ivy records right now at 2-0. Brown has won six straight after losing back-to-back games to Hofstra and Denver, and has five games left, including Penn, Harvard, Cornell and Princeton. The Tigers have run hot and cold, losing to Hopkins, Virginia, Albany and Syracuse, but they still could get the AQ if they finish the season strong.
Likewise, Penn could make it to the dance if they win out, but both Princeton and Cornell already hold head-to-head tie breakers over the Quakers.
Based on performance thus far, if the Ivy League gets two teams in, it would have to be Cornell and Brown, but it would never be wise to bet against Bill Tierney and his Tigers, particularly after Tuesday's 15-4 win over Penn.
Biggest Surprise
Princeton's defensive inconsistency. Death, Taxes and Princeton's defense being one of the top units in the nation were things that you could always count on. Unfortunately, taxes still loom in the middle of lacrosse season, but the Tigers have a decidedly un-Tierney-like 9.38 goals against average this year. That's more than three goals a game higher than a year ago.
Biggest game left
Practically every league game is huge, but we'll call it a tie between Princeton-Cornell on April 19th, Cornell-Brown on April 24th and Princeton-Brown on May 3rd. If any of these teams can go 2-0 in those matches, they'll likely be the Ivy champ. If it becomes a big split, the league may come down to head-to-head tie breakers for its champion.
Sure, they have a league championship, but there's no AQ. It might not matter, as all four ACC teams have a pretty good shot of being included in the 16 team field anyway's. North Carolina is 0-3 in league play, but those three losses have come in Atlantic Coast play. On the flip side the Tar heels have wins over tournament hopefuls Denver, Cornell, Notre Dame and Johns Hopkins, which is as good of a non-conference resume as any team has.
Maryland (wins over Georgetown, Towson, North Carolina and Virginia), UVa (Drexel, Stony Brook, Syracuse, Princeton, Towson, Johns Hopkins and North Carolina) and Duke (everybody they've faced but Georgetown) can all stack up with anybody as far as tournament resumes go, so it would be a surprise to not see all four ACC teams. It would also be a surprise not to see at least two - if not three - of the four wind up seeded.
Biggest Surprise
That North Carolina still hasn't won an ACC game. You'd figure that by now, the law of averages would have guaranteed the Tar Heels a league win, but late Virginia rally and Steve Giannone goal on Saturday left them ending another regular season without an ACC victory. They will have at least one more chance, however, in the ACC tournament at Virginia the end of this month.
Biggest game left
Well, it sort of wins by default, but the Virginia-Duke showdown this weekend in Charlottesville would have been a big game no matter what. Earlier this week, the Athletic Department settled on a cap of 8,000 people allowed at Klockner stadium, a mark which would be a venue record. Though both teams are in the tournament and will likely face each other again, you can bet the 'Cavs and Blue Devils will put on another show.
Ironically enough, the MAAC team that has made the biggest headlines this spring has the most work to do to have a shot at its conference title.
We're speaking, of course, of Siena, which stunned Loyola with a 5-4 win in Baltimore on March 18th. The Saints, however, haven't had nearly as much success in their own league thus far, with losses to both St. Joseph's and Providence. If the season ended today, the four teams to make the MAAC semifinals (held May 2-4 at Siena) would be Canisius (3-0 in league play), Providence (3-0), VMI (2-1) and St. Joseph's (2-1).
There is still plenty of league play left, however, as the nine-team league winds its way to completion. Canisius has Wagner, Siena, VMI and Providence left to play (as well as non-league Hobart), while Providence has the Griffins, St. Joseph's, Marist and Wagner left on its plate (as well as Brown).
Siena has the Keydets, Griffins, Jaspers, Red Foxes and Mountaineers right in a row, so don't be surprised if they're right back in the mix by the time the tournament heads to their home field.
Biggest Surprise:
The strong showing out of the VMI Keydets. Picked eighth out of the nine teams in the preseason coaches poll, VMI has gotten big play out of Tim Moran (17 goals, 13 assists) to stay in the mix under second year coach Jeff Shirk
Biggest game left:
Providence at Canisius, April 26th. With Siena already two losses deep, this one, played just a week prior to the league tournament, could decide the top seed. Plus, with the two teams looking like they might be 1-2 in the league at that point, it could set the stage for a solid rematch in the conference championship game.


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Virtual On: Oratorio Tangram Dreamcast Cheats
- Publisher: Activision
- Genre: Action Fighting 3D
- Release Date: Jun 1, 2000
- ESRB: Teen
First, defeat AJIM in one player mode and save the game. Then set the internal Dreamcast date to April 29, 2000. Restart the game, then highlight the random box at the character selection screen and press Left Turbo + Right Turb....
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December 8-11, 2011 Pavillon de la Jeunesse – Québec City
What is the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating® Final 2011? The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating® Final 2011 is coming to Québec City, Qué. December 8-11, 2011. This world-class event features the top scoring athletes competing in the Senior and Junior ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating series.
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This event also includes the ISU Junior Grand Prix Final, 2011. The world's top junior skaters also collect points in order to qualify, through seven events. The top six in men's, ladies, pair and ice dance, based on the results of the Junior Grand Prix series, advance to the Junior Final.
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Treatment of Epidemic Keratoconjunctivitis With 2% Povidone-iodine
This study has been completed.
Mahidol University
Information provided by:
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: July 18, 2010
Last updated: August 10, 2010
Last verified: August 2010
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Detailed Description:
The purpose of this study is to determine the outcomes of treating epidemic keratoconjunctivitis with 2% povidone-iodine.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Viral Conjunctivitis |
Drug: 2% povidone-iodine |
Phase 4 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Treatment of Epidemic Keratoconjunctivitis With 2% Povidone-iodine |
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics:
keratitis-ichthyosis-deafness syndrome
MedlinePlus related topics:
U.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Mahidol University:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- the recovery rate within one week of treatment [ Time Frame: 1 week ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- drug tolerability [ Time Frame: 1 week ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]proportion of patient who can continue topical application of povidone-iodine for a week or until EKC subsides
Enrollment: | 172 |
Study Start Date: | July 2004 |
Study Completion Date: | December 2009 |
Primary Completion Date: | December 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Experimental: 2% povidone-iodine |
Drug: 2% povidone-iodine
apply 4 times a day for one week
Other Name: PVP-I
Drug: 2% povidone-iodine
apply 2% povidone-iodine 4 times per day for one week
Other Name: PVP-I
Detailed Description:
The study design was a prospective interventional case series. Our institutional ethical committee approved the study protocol in April 2004. We performed this study between July 2004 and December 2009. During this period, there were 2 episodes of EKC epidemic. The first episode was in 2006 and the second in 2009.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 7 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- patients who were diagnosed with EKC at the outpatient ophthalmic unit
Exclusion Criteria:
- children younger than six years
- women being pregnant or during lactation
- history of allergy to povidone-iodine
- prior ocular surgery
- contact lens usage and chronic eye diseases with current eye medications.
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01179412
Thailand | |
Department of Ophthalmology, Siriraj Hospital Mahidol University | |
Bangkoknoi, Bangkok, Thailand, 10700 |
Sponsors and Collaborators
Mahidol University
Principal Investigator: | Adisak Trinavarat, MD | Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University |
More Information
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 06, 2014
No publications provided
Responsible Party: | Adisak Trinavara t/ Associate Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Siriraj Hospital Mahidol University |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01179412 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | EKC2004 |
Study First Received: | July 18, 2010 |
Last Updated: | August 10, 2010 |
Health Authority: | Thailand: Ethical Committee |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Conjunctivitis Conjunctivitis, Viral Keratoconjunctivitis Conjunctival Diseases Eye Diseases Eye Infections, Viral Virus Diseases Eye Infections Keratitis Corneal Diseases Povidone Iodine Cadexomer iodine |
Povidone-Iodine Plasma Substitutes Blood Substitutes Hematologic Agents Therapeutic Uses Pharmacologic Actions Anti-Infective Agents, Local Anti-Infective Agents Trace Elements Micronutrients Growth Substances Physiological Effects of Drugs |
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Processes, Risks, and Continuous Delivery
As we adopt DevOps practices within IBM, we quickly find that there are many business processes which can get in the way of continuous delivery. Most of these processes are put in place to mitigate risk of releasing products that may expose IBM to legal action (e.g. license infringements or regulatory non-compliance), or that could jeopardize IBM's reputation (e.g. through poor quality or security vulnerabilities). There is a lot of work currently underway to streamline these processes. Essentially, we need to... [More]
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