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11:30am Tuesday 20th March 2012 in Athletics By Andrew Simpson, Senior Sports Writer
GIRLS from Vale Royal Athletics Club captured the attention of England selectors at Saturday's Aviva England Schools' Cross Country Championships.
Jessica Parsons (Helsby High School) and Grange School pupil Katie Gerrard have been invited to run in their country's colours later this month as a reward for their impressive performance at NAS Merryfield in Somerset.
Parsons finished in 12th place – the best individual result for a Cheshire female on the day – in the inter girls' race with teammate Gerrard next across the line after her.
It was enough to secure both girls a place in the England team for the Schools International Athletics Board (SIAB) Cross Country Match at Perth, in Scotland, on Saturday week.
County High School Leftwich student Elliot Bowker capped a fine cross country campaign with 14th position in the inter boys' race for the Yorkshire Trophy, a category in which Cheshire scored their best collective finish – sixth – of the day.
Leftwich trio Lucy Scott (inter girls), Nathan Tipping (inter boys) and William Nowell (junior boys) represented Cheshire too along with Mid-Cheshire College's Andrew Miles (senior boys) and Kate Moulds (senior girls).
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At Gateway to Hamptons, Ku Klux Klan Advertises for New Members
This summer, pamphlets and a recruitment form have been stuffed into plastic sandwich bags, along with a few Jolly Ranchers, and tossed onto driveways in Hampton Bays.
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In Queens Primary, 2-Term Senator Faces Rival Seeking a Comeback
The race between State Senator Tony Avella and John C. Liu, a former New York City comptroller, could have ramifications for the balance of power in Albany.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
Hint of Scandal Embroils Queens Library's Leaders
A criminal inquiry is examining spending by Thomas W. Galante, president of the Queens Public Library, including whether he steered construction contracts to an acquaintance.
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Students from South Korea were hit and denied food and bathroom breaks at Crown Academy, the district attorney's office said.
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Balancing Special-Education Needs With Rising Costs
The City of New York pays for about 12,000 special-needs students per year to receive private school educations. Parents contend that the city fights too many of these requests, delaying important services to students in the process.
July 28, 2014, Monday
New York Inquiry on Boy, 14, in Stabbing Is Released
The mother of a boy accused of fatally stabbing a classmate may have sought to transfer him to another school to get away from students she said had been bullying him, according to a new report.
July 17, 2014, Thursday
Known for Rescues, a Firefighter Dies in a Brooklyn Blaze
Lt. Gordon Matthew Ambelas, who became trapped during a search for residents during the fire Saturday, was the first New York City firefighter to die in the line of duty in more than two years, the authorities said.
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Friends said Robert De Carlo's life seemed to spiral down about four years ago when he was hit by a car and then became addicted to prescription painkillers.
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In the wake of a landmark court decision in California, an education advocacy group says the laws violate the State Constitution's guarantee of a "sound basic education."
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Opening up starting spots on the offensive line to competition three weeks into the season wasn't part of the Falcons' blueprint for getting over the hump and finally winning some playoff games this season.
Neither was starting the season 1-2 and allowing QB Matt Ryan to be sacked 13 times in the first three games.
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The Falcons haven't spent much time with a winning percentage below .500 since head coach Mike Smith was hired in 2008, and they never have been two games below the .500 mark during his tenure. Smith wants to make sure that it doesn't happen for the first time when the Falcons visit the Seahawks in Week Four, and he's willing to shake up his starting offensive line this week if he thinks that's what it's going to take.
Pass-protection issues have plagued Atlanta in every game this season and Smith said at his press conference Monday that there will be competition at all spots on the O-line during practice this week.
I guess giving backups more of a look in practice is worth a shot, but I'm skeptical that a major shakeup is going to solve the Falcons' O-line problems.
The Falcons have one new starter in the front five this season, ORG Garrett Reynolds, but the other four starters, including C Todd McClure — who played for the first time this season Sunday against the Buccaneers after sitting out while recovering from knee surgery — each have been at their respective positions since at least '08. They were part of a team that had an NFC-best 13-3 record last season. If Atlanta has any significant upgrades sitting on the bench, why weren't they identified in training camp and the preseason?
Mike Johnson, who lost a competition awith Reynolds for the starting job at right guard in camp, and Joe Hawley, who filled in at center until McClure was ready to return, could get a look at right guard, but the Falcons have issues stopping rushers off the edge, too. They could give backup Will Svitek an opportunity at left tackle. Sam Baker, a first-round pick in '08, has been disappointing and Svitek is a sixth-year veteran with six career starts, but I wonder if the strategy of shifting pieces around on the O-line will do more harm than good. The Falcons just paid big money to re-sign OLG Justin Blalock and ORT Tyson Clabo, so I don't see either one getting benched, and Smith seemed pleased with McClure's performance Sunday.
The only players that seem to be in danger of getting benched are Baker and Reynolds. If the changes don't work right away, do the Falcons quickly turn back to the players they just demoted?
With the Packers next on the schedule after the Falcons play the Seahawks in Week Four, some flashbacks to the blowout loss to Green Bay in last season's divisional round, when Ryan was sacked five times, could be in the Falcons' future if they don't quickly straighten out their issues with keeping the quarterback upright.


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Gwinnett County police say the shooting of a park ranger may have been unintentional.Authorities say Giana Moore committed suicide last Thursday near Buford Dam. Park ranger Perry Wright was struck by a bullet. Police now say the same bullet that Moore used to kill herself struck Wright.Wright's family says the 70-year-old is recovering and is expected to be OK.
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Tyler Tedesco can't believe that his puppies were killed just days before a rescue group was set to adopt them.
Tedesco said he had the puppies "Rebel" and "Boss" for about two weeks. Over the weekend, Tedesco said he gave them to his neighbor, Robert Davis' girlfriend, to watch. Tedesco explained he believed the puppies might have parvo so he was worried they might make the dogs where he is living sick.
"We asked his girlfriend to watch them, we've seen him play with dogs before, we didn't think anything like this would happen," Tedesco said. On Sunday, Tedesco said he heard a rumor from a friend that Davis admitted to beheading the dogs.
"My girlfriend's brother got told in the car earlier yesterday that he, Rob, cut the dog's head off but said he was joking around and not to tell anybody," Tedesco said.
Tedesco said his girlfriend decided they had to go to his neighbor's home and make sure the puppies were OK. When he got to the door he said Davis admitted to killing the dogs and then pointed to the area of the backyard where they were buried.
"I started digging but smelled blood, and I couldn't. I stopped. I couldn't dig up my own dogs," Tedesco said.
The description of how Tedesco found the dogs is too grisly to describe. At some point police found the dogs, with their heads removed, thrown into some woods behind Davis' Mableton home.
Cobb County police arrested and charged Davis with two felony counts of aggravated cruelty to animals and three counts of tampering with Evidence. He remains in the Cobb County Jail on a $275,000 bond.
Tedesco still can't believe what happened to his puppies. He had just called to have them picked up by a pit bull rescue group later this week.
"How could you sit there and watch them bleed, and stab them and laugh and think that is funny? " Tedesco asked. "You just killed an innocent animal. If it was my opinion, the electric chair, give him torture, how he tortured the animals."
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Mayor of London Boris Johnson has urged Prime Minister David Cameron to 'end the anxiety' over Heathrow
The row over Heathrow has escalated further as London Mayor Boris Johnson called on David Cameron to rule out a third runway beyond the next general election.
Following the removal of Justine Greening as Transport Secretary in Tuesday's Cabinet reshuffle, Mr Johnson said it was time for the Prime Minister to "end the anxiety" over the airport by making clear that the Government's pledge not to approve a third runway would not be ditched after the 2015 poll.
New Conservative chairman Grant Shapps took to the airwaves to insist that there remained an "absolute guarantee" of no expansion at Heathrow during this Parliament, but Tory MP and environmental campaigner Zac Goldsmith said that Ms Greening's move made clear that the Government was "opening the door" to the possibility of a third runway.
Meanwhile, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg dismissed talk of a rightwards shift in the reshuffle, insisting the coalition Government "remains anchored in the centre ground".
Speaking during a visit to an east London school a few hours before the first meeting of the new Cabinet, Mr Clegg said: "Right from day one this Government was anchored in the centre ground. We've got a coalition agreement which is there, which is a tablet of stone setting out what we are going to do. That is not going to change."
Liberal Democrats are privately dismayed by changes in Mr Cameron's team of Tory ministers, such as the replacement of the liberal Kenneth Clarke as Justice Secretary by hardliner Chris Grayling.
Lib Dem president Tim Farron said the Prime Minister's apparent swing to the right was proof that Mr Cameron's project to modernise the Tories had failed and his claim to the centre ground had "evaporated".
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As per historical custom for any entity associated with the Florida Panthers, a dubious record was set. From Kevin Oklobzija: For the first time in American Hockey League history, a team with a 3-1 series lead was eliminated after losing Games 6 and 7 on home ice. Yuck. We'll delve into the Cats' prime prospects and their first round performances in the coming days. Let's Go Amerks! has their typically excellent coverage in full force, so do check them out.
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For a struggling team like the Montreal Canadiens, the New York Islanders are a welcome sight.
The Canadiens have already done away with the Isles once this season, earning a 4-2 victory on November 10. Reminiscing on that win harkens one back to simpler times, when Carey Price's superlative play was not complicated by the failures of those in front of him.
A quick glimpse of the highlights shows a more confident Canadiens team, and an EGG line that sliced and diced their opponents en route to eight combined points. That line has since been disbanded and reassembled, but if practice lines are any indication, their reunion has been aborted after a single game.
Speaking of the EGG line, let's take a moment to examine the recent play of Brendan Gallagher. Gallagher has but one goal in his last fifteen games, and since being removed from the EGG line and placed with Max Pacioretty and David Desharnais, he has been shuffled to a couple of other spots, too. Gallagher's shot rate is down from his rookie year, and the hype spewed about his role with Patches and DD wasn't quite true either, but the fact is that Gallagher is still producing more shots than anyone not on the Habs' top defensive pair. Gallagher is due to finally hit double digits any time now, and he isn't going to stop at ten.
If there's any team that a cold player may have a chance to score on, it's the 2013-14 New York Islanders. The Islanders are bleeding goals, suffering the consequences of icing a paper-thin defence in combination with some abhorrent goaltending. Behind number one defender Travis Hamonic, the defence is either young, weak, or both. Many of the names may be unfamiliar to Habs fans, though most have almost certainly Calvin De Haan in action. After all, the unfortunate rearguard has been all over the highlight reels as he's been lit-up by some of the NHL's best recently.
The Islanders ended the lockout-shortened 2013 season on a high note, giving the Penguins a tough opening series and generally supporting some high expectations coming into this year. After all, the Islanders centrepiece is young superstar John Tavares, and he's certainly held up his end of the bargain. The 23-year-old is currently fifth in NHL scoring, in the company of Crosby, Malkin, Ovechkin, and Perry, among others.
With the hopes of creating a dynamic duo in mind, Isles GM Garth Snow dealt Tavares long-time sidekick, Matt Moulson, to the Sabres for the dangerous Thomas Vanek. Vanek's shot production has seen an uptick compared to previous seasons, and he has managed a solid 22 points in 30 games this year. Tavares has also had a positive impact on the third member of the Islanders first line, as Kyle Okposo's point total puts him on the leaderboard for points so far.
Unfortunately for NYI fans, the first line is about where the good news ends. About 40% of the Islanders' middling goal production comes from that trio, and when your goals against total resembles the Islanders, that secondary scoring simply isn't good enough.
The Islanders are Edmonton east at this point, allowing even more goals than the vaunted Oilers defence. To establish further context, the Islanders have allowed 11 more goals than the Habs' Sunday opponent, the Florida Panthers, and 23 more than the lowly Buffalo Sabres. So who's the man backstopping this operation?
Kevin Poulin, the Montreal native likely to start this evening, has made sixteen starts for the Isles so far, and has been less than inspiring. Poulin, on average, allows more than three goals a game, and is sporting a .892 save percentage. Carey Price, conversely, is just coming off a stretch in which he went ten games without allowing more than two goals. (UPDATE: It's Nabokov tonight. Luckily, everything I said about Poulin being bad still applies and more.)
Of course, this isn't to say that Poulin doesn't have some redeeming qualities. Among his merits, for example, is this recent save, in which Poulin made an extraordinary effort to stone Mike Ribeiro, an act surely committed on behalf of his home city.
So, can the Canadiens take an advantage of an opportunity against one of the NHL's poorer squads? While the even strength possession numbers are equal, Montreal's advantages in net and on special teams are substantial. The Habs, a team full of potential, need to get back on track. A game that plays out like November 10th's would be a good place to start.
For a look at the three skaters who have been voted off the Island, and analysis of the Islanders propensity to quickly give up goals after they score, spend some time at Lighthouse Hockey.


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Poo found in shopping bag makes list of most read stories in 2013
Updated 3:05pm Friday 3rd January 2014 in News By Emily Roberts, Chief Reporter
A STORY about a Basingstoke mum who found a poo in a shopping bag was one of the most read stories on The Gazette website from 2013.
We have compiled figures from last year, which show the top stories of 2013, read by thousands of Gazette online readers.
Top of the list was the live blog reporters ran in August following the murder of Steph Hollow, who was stabbed outside his home in Buckskin.
We brought you the latest updates from the scene as the tragedy unfolded, resulting in nearly 32,000 online hits.
Also among the most read stories was one about Hollywood actor Johnny Depp visiting a north Hampshire pub.
The Pirates of the Caribbean star left drinkers at The Cricketers, in Hartley Wintney, dumbstruck when he popped in for lunch in June.
Almost 17,000 of you read the story, putting it firmly in the top 10 for 2013.
A Basingstoke mum's horrifying ordeal outside her Winklebury home in September was read by more than 22,000 people on The Gazette website.
Brave Laura Percival flung her four-year-old daughter to safety as a car careered towards her, crushing her against the side of her house.
But it was a rather unusual story which attracted mass attention, when Basingstoke mum, Caroline Bryne, discovered feaces in a plastic bag that contained food she had bought at the Co-op store, in Black Dam.
The story gained around 13,000 hits on The Gazette website, sparking debate among commenters keen to try and solve the mystery, and was shared by hundreds of Twitter users on the social networking site.
You can read some of the most read stories of 2013 by clicking on the related links.
*See this Thursday's Gazette to for some of the best pictures taken by our photographers in 2013.
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12:13pm Mon 6 Jan 14
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7:07pm Mon 6 Jan 14
jonone says...
popleyrebel2 wrote:Not crap at all, if this event is a risk at this shop, then surely a responsible local paper should report all the facts up to the resolution so that the general public can know the truth*?
What a load of crap, " move on"
*Which most of us actually suspect...
10:24pm Mon 6 Jan 14
popleyrebel2 says...
"Not crap at all, if this event is a risk at this shop, then surely a responsible local paper should report all the facts up to the resolution so that the general public can know the truth" un-quote
What new fact have they reported other than it made the list of most read story in 2013.
10:30pm Mon 6 Jan 14
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11:09pm Tue 7 Jan 14
alan partridge says...
Nice to see that this one was followed through.
11:57am Wed 8 Jan 14
Sam_Walker123456 says...
Mr_Right wrote:Perhaps the use of the word 'poo' is an indication of how seriously The Gazette took the story. Perhaps they were as sceptical as most of the commentators were at the time.
For heaven's sake, have we really dumbed down to the extent where a local paper has to use the word "poo" in a news article? If this is indeed a serious story, then surely the word "faeces" is more appropriate.
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Grilled Honey-Mustard Pork Chops Recipe
For Linda Shupe of Berthoud, Colorado, "This recipe is a nice change from the usual barbecue sauce and makes tender, moist pork chops. It lets me get supper on the table fast—especially when I assemble it the night before!" —
- 1/3 cup Dijon mustard
- 1/4 cup cider vinegar
- 1/4 cup honey
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon sherry or reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 6 boneless pork loin chops (3/4 inch thick and 6 ounces each)
- In a small bowl, combine the first eight ingredients. Pour half of the marinade into a large resealable bag; add pork chops. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 6-8 hours or overnight. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade for basting.
- Drain and discard marinade. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill pork, covered, over medium heat or broil 4-5 in. from the heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 145°, basting frequently with reserved marinade. Let meat stand for 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Honey-Mustard Pork Chops in Light & Tasty October/November 2007, p21
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These had a very good flavor. The marinade kept the pork chops nice and juicy.
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When I make it again, I would def grill it instead of broiling it. I def left a mess in my oven but the flavor was good. I used dried parsley instead of fresh.
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What an outstanding recipe. We had this for supper tonight....it flavor & smells were wonderful!!! This one is going to become a staple in our dinner menu!!!
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i love trying new marinades. i'll be sure to use this recipe next time i have chops.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Right-hander Jose Contreras, who hasn't pitched since last May because of elbow issues that led to September surgery, was activated after Sunday's 8-2 win over the Mets at Citizens Bank Park.
Joe Savery was optioned to Triple-A Lehigh Valley, leaving Antonio Bastardo as the only lefty in the bullpen.
Contreras is viewed as a back-of-the-bullpen reliever, but he hasn't pitched in the big leagues in almost a year, so the plan is to bring him back slowly.
"Right now I'll stick with [Chad] Qualls a little while if that's possible. We'll give Contreras a couple of outings where he can get in some work at the big league level," manager Charlie Manuel said.
Contreras completed a rehab assignment with Class A Clearwater by pitching back to back on Thursday and Friday, as he pronounced himself ready to go.
"I feel good," Contreras said. "I'm very happy to be back, because my health is good and my arm is good and I can help the team."
Paul Hagen is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Should I upload the unsigned file or the signed file signed by the crt and key files Nokia sent to me?
As in qt creator help, smart installer part
This gets an app_installer.sis.Preparing Applications for Nokia Store or Symbian Signed
Building Smart Installer Packages for Nokia Publish
It uses the crt and key files nokia send to me. And in the end, it says
However, in the forumNote: The above steps are sufficient if your application uses none of the following capability sets: AllFiles, DRM, TCB, CommDD, DiskAdmin, NetworkControl, MultimediaDD. If any of those capabilities if a must, first follow the instructions in Building Symbian Signed Smart Installer Packages to have the application Symbian Signed and then create the wrapper .sis package using the developer certificate provided by Nokia Store (as instructed above).
This gets an app_installer_unsigned.sis.Preparing Content for Nokia Signing using Qt Creator/Carbide.ui Symbian Theme Edition
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It suggests that I should upload an unsigned file.
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By MILTON KENT
The way it often works on college athletic teams, the upperclassmen spend their time treating the freshmen with the same level of respect and caring that the Alpha Betas extended to the put-upon geeks in the movie "Revenge of the Nerds."
Which is, to say, none.
But for Tiger freshman Justin Mabus, (below) the experience has been rather the op posite.
His elders on the men's lacrosse team have been quite the proper hosts.
"They make me feel like I'm not a freshman and that's what you need," said Mabus. "They make every day feel like you've been here for multiple years. The comfort level is ridiculous."
And that ridiculous comfort level has helped Mabus, a midfielder, fit right in with the Tigers and to provide immediate value.
To wit: Mabus was named Colonial Athletic Association Rookie of the Week last week for the second straight week on the heels of capping the greatest fourth quarter comeback in more than 50 years of Towson men's lacrosse.
Mabus scored the game-winning goal with 38 seconds left in the second overtime of a 10-9 win over No. 20 Hofstra. Towson had trailed 9-3 in the fourth quarter in the road victory over the Pride.
The week before, Mabus, a Yorktown Heights, N.Y. native, dished out three assists in a win over Mercer, then scored his first collegiate goal three days later in helping the Tigers beat Delaware.
"I'm just lucky to play with the group of guys that I'm playing with now," said Mabus.
Mabus credits seniors Carl Iacona, a midfielder, and defenseman John Kenyon for setting the daily tone in practice that hard work yields results, like the five-game winning streak Towson enjoyed before Saturday's loss at No.2 Massachusetts.
Then there's senior attackers Matt Lamon and Sean Maguire, junior attacker Matt Hughes and sophomore Thomas DeNapoli, who splits time between attack and midfield.
They're the scorers, the thunder behind a potent Tiger offense that averaged 12.4 goals a game during the recent win streak. Meanwhile, Mabus has directed that power, as a distributor.
"That (the offensive firepower) just makes my job so much easier," said Mabus. "For assists, I just throw the ball and they have the skill to finish. I don't know how to explain it, but I just do my job, they do their job and the offense works."
The coaching staff would actually like to take better advantage of Mabus' .750 shot on goal percentage to further exploit his skills and, thus, give the offense another weapon.
And Mabus wants to do that also, as well as shore up his defense and boost his speed and agility.
But that's down the road. For now, Mabus is quite content to do whatever he can to bolster the Tigers' chances in the upcoming CAA tournament and then the NCAA tournament.
"I'm going to do my job (and) pass it to my guy," said Mabus. "And my guy is going to finish because that's how the coaches have us play, with confidence and trust. It's the No.1 thing that makes a team successful. I think we have that."
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Dr. Rob Schreiber of Andover is a geriatric specialist and knows how tough it is for families.
"It's the white elephant in the room," Schreiber said. "But, you should have this conversation with a loved one. Make time for it. You will feel better."
Pushing for these conversations is sweeping the country in hopes of getting more families and friends talking about what kind of medical care they want at the end of their lives. Boston journalist Ellen Goodman launched the online Conversation Project last August that offers a conversation starter kit on how to get the conversation going. She had a difficult experience caring for her dying mother. USA Today just reported that 60,000 people have visited the site and 40 percent of them have downloaded the kit (theconversationproject.org).
Schreiber is a strong supporter of online sites that offer tips on how to get the conversation started. He comes to the Andover Senior Center on Thursday, Jan. 24 at 6:30 p.m. to share his thoughts on the importance of this issue. His lecture is part of the center's "Coping with Caregiving" series that starts tonight, Jan. 10.
The bottom line is that it's easier when decision-makers know what patients would choose for themselves.
"You will benefit if there is a plan in place," said Schreiber. "You ensure that the plan someone wanted is being followed."
Schreiber is former chairman of geriatrics at Lahey Clinic and currently the medical director of outpatient primary care, community based programs, innovation and development for Hebrew Senior Life. He is also a past member of the Andover Senior Center's Council on Aging board.
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Here's a key matchup heading into Sunday's Vikings-Cardinals game in Minnesota.
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Coach Leslie Frazier says Smith and tight end Kyle Rudolph passed the necessary concussion tests this week, clearing the way for them to play in a pivotal NFC North game at Green Bay on Sunday.||||||| Rudolph and Smith both left the game against Chicago last weekend with concussions, and it was unclear earlier this week if they would be available for the game against the Packers.
The Minnesota Vikings have two key starters who must pass post-concussion tests before they can be cleared for action, tight end Kyle Rudolph and strong safety Harrison Smith.||||||| They were hurt in the second half of Minnesota's loss at Chicago on Sunday.
Smith won't be punished further for his shove of an official that drew a 15-yard penalty and automatic ejection from Sunday's game against Tennessee.||||||| Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said Monday the team was told by the NFL that Smith won't be fined or suspended. The rookie was pulled away from a tussle with some Titans players by back judge Steve Freeman in the second quarter, when he pushed Freeman aside. Smith apologized after the game for what he called an "unacceptable" action and for even trying to return to the scrum in the first place. The Vikings won 30-7.
Smith was ejected from the game against Tennessee after pushing an official who was trying to break up an on-field altercation.||||||| Several Titans and Vikings tangled in the second quarter after Minnesota's Antoine Winfield intercepted a pass from Matt Hasselbeck. The hard-nosed Smith was right in the middle of the confrontation, and an official stepped in to try to steer him out of the area. Smith kept jawing with the Titans players, and pushed the official to the side as he tried to get closer to the action. Rookie Robert Blanton replaced Smith at safety on the Vikings' next defensive series.
Smith has been fined $21,000 by the NFL for a hit on San Diego Chargers receiver Mike Willie on Aug. 24.||||||| Smith was drafted out of Notre Dame to add some playmaking and a harder edge to the back end of the defense. The Vikings have been searching for an intimidating presence at that position for years, and Smith gained a reputation for being willing to get physical even against teammates in practice during training camp while competing for a starting job.


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The undersea sounds of Parrotfish munching on coral and menacingly huge Napoleanfish eating mollusks combined artfully with the multitude of living colors dancing past my eyes. As with any circus, the performances were linked together by the clowns.
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The University of North Carolina is not just an athletic powerhouse with dedicated fans, it's also a top-tier academic institution.
But one academic counselor there, who spent years tutoring student athletes, says too many of them can't even read.
"I mean, we may as well just go over to Glenwood Elementary up the street and just let all the 4th graders in here, the third-graders in here," said UNC academic counselor Mary Willingham.
"If they can't read and there are no remedial classes, what's the option?" Willingham asked. "To cheat, or to find some professor, some course where there are professors or there is little or no work expected of the student."
Willingham said there are athletes at UNC who are reading at a third- and fourth-grade level. She said there is no way for them to succeed in a college classroom; the only place they can succeed is on the football field.
Willingham is one of the few people CNN could find who's looking at the reading levels of athletes in revenue-generating sports football and basketball.
"They're leaving here, our profit-sport athletes, without an education. They're significantly behind the level of reading and writing that's required," Willingham said.
With the permission of the university, she combed through eight years' worth of test scores, and found that up to 25 percent of athletes in revenue sports don't have the skills to take classes at a community college, let alone a competitive university like UNC.
Looking at 183 football and basketball players between 2004 and 2012, Willingham found that 8 percent were reading below a fourth-grade level and 60 percent were between a fourth- and eighth-grade reading level.
The NCAA told CNN that in 2012, 30 revenue-sport athletes were made eligible despite very low SAT or ACT scores -- a number it said is a small percentage of the 5,700 basketball and football players admitted that year.
CNN chose a sampling 37 public universities across the country where open records laws apply, and asked for entrance exam scores for football and basketball players during the past six years.
CNN received data back from 21 Division I universities, including top-25 ranked football schools like Texas A&M, Georgia, Oklahoma State, Ohio State and Clemson.
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Most schools had between 7 and 18 percent of football and basketball players scoring so low on the reading or writing portion of their exams that experts said they would only be reading at an elementary level.
But many of the universities had different explanations for low test scores.
Texas said some athletes don't try very hard, aiming only to become NCAA eligible. Washington pointed out that low scores can indicate learning disabilities. And Louisville said entrance exams are just one factor considered when admitting a student athlete.
Not every school CNN asked would give information. In fact, about half refused or said they'd send the data after football season.
Neither Florida State nor Auburn provided data.
CNN spoke to a dozen professors and advisors at multiple universities who echo what Willingham found. In many schools, CNN found examples of athletes struggling to keep up in the classroom because they simply can't read at a college level.
CNN began looking at data from UNC after it was discovered that many student athletes were enrolled in classes that required little or no work. And even though the NCAA said it found no athletic scandal, a professor was recently indicted for academic fraud.
The school said it put in place 120 reforms and insists that its athletic program is now clean.
UNC Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham said he's confident in the reforms put in place.
"I think our track record over time, that we admit students who can do the work. Now, we also are highly competitive, and our students have to compete Monday through Friday as well as they do on Saturday," Cunningham said.
Willingham said she's skeptical the changes have made a difference.
"We say that we made 120 changes. You can make all the changes you want, but if you are still not meeting students where they're at as an educator and bringing them along, then those changes are all for nothing."
Some advisors said that it's not unheard of for a student with poor reading skills to be brought up to the level where they can succeed in college, but many also point out that this requires a big investment. These students aren't just hitting the books, trying to catch up. They essentially have full-time jobs on the field and they travel.


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Updated 6:12pm Friday 15th February 2013 in Winchester
A FATHER from Winchester who took his own life had no previous history of mental health problems, a coroner's court has heard.
An inquest on Wednesday (February 13) heard that Martin Newbold, known to family and friends as Jimmy, hanged himself in the garage of his home at Chalk Ridge, Highcliffe.
His wife, Gemma Newbold, told the court that her husband, a civil servant, had shown no signs that he might take his own life.
"I never, ever thought that he was going to do this. He never ever talked about suicide," she said.
A report from his GP said that he was surprised at his death, since the patient had never presented any mental health problems.
However, the hearing in Winchester was told that Mr Newbold's drinking had caused his wife some concern and he was two-and-half-times the drink drive limit at the time of his death.
But central Hampshire assistant deputy coroner Sarah Whitby, said she was in no doubt he intended to take his own life.
His son Dominic found him hanging on August 31, calling an ambulance before attempting to resuscitate his father.
The coroner said to Mrs Newbold: "His (Dominic's) presence of mind in these circumstances I find quite remarkable for a man of his age and I hope you pass on my admiration."
A verdict of suicide was recorded.
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For those left behind to cope with their loss there is a support group available in the area for both families and friends.
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