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Weardale drama project seeks public support for awards (From The Northern Echo)
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Weardale drama project seeks public support for awards
6:25pm Monday 7th January 2013 in News By Duncan Leatherdale
AN arts group is appealing for public support to help a play about poachers in a Durham dale win a national award.
The Drama in the Dale project run by Jack Drum Arts is through to the final of the Voluntary Arts Network Epic Awards.
The project saw the people of Weardale in County Durham put on a play last year.
The Bonny Moorhen told the tale of poachers and the 1818 bloody battle of Stanhope, and was performed in a barn in Stanhope.
Now the project, which aims to continue creating local theatre in the area, needs people to vote for it in the Epic Awards.
Julie Ward from Crook-based Jack Drum Arts said: "Voting is open from tomorrow (January 8) and we need people to do everything they can to help us win.
"Keeping Drama in the Dale in the public eye is a brilliant way of continuing to build our profile and garner ever more support to help keep the arts live and local in Weardale and the wider north."
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Plans submitted for first phase of Ruskin Square development
7:00am Saturday 9th February 2013 in News
Plans have been submitted for the first phase of one of the town centre's masterplans.
The first residential building of the Ruskin Square Masterplan was submitted last week.
The plot lies adjacent to East Croydon Rail Station and the plans take into account the existing railway buildings as well as new public realm improvements such as the new East Croydon Station bridge and the Pedestrian Link.
There will be 161 new apartments, with 34 being affordable. The building itself will vary in height, consisting of two sections between nine and 22 storeys.
The Homes and Communities Agency have also approved £3.7 million of funding for Ruskin Square to facilitate the infrastructure for the first phase of the development.
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That is not going to help the many low paid of Croydon much.
11:43am Sat 9 Feb 13
christhegoth says...
christhegoth wrote:*ahem* 34. Oops!
Only 24 being affordable. About 20%.
That is not going to help the many low paid of Croydon much.
12:23pm Sat 16 Feb 13
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Croydon is on the up...it's probably the most up and coming area in the whole of Greater London in fact.
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SouthLondoner65 wrote:Expect it to be VERY expensive. None of these new flats will be useful for our locals.
Fantastic news!
Croydon is on the up...it's probably the most up and coming area in the whole of Greater London in fact.
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Northeastern Clinton will take on Franklin Academy today at noon.
NCCS 45, Massena 42 (OT)
Massena (42)
Premo 0-0-0, Curran 0-0-0, Boudreau 0-0-0, Thompson 5-2-14, Voloncios 0-0-0, Manley 4-2-10, Young 2-3-7, Villnave 4-1-9, Peetes 1-0-2, Norris 0-0-0, Jacobs 0-0-0. Totals: 16-8-42.
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Halftime: Northeastern Clinton, 15-13.
Regulation: 38-38.
3-point goals: Massena (2) Thompson 2. Northeastern Clinton (6) Hebert, Dominic 5.
CHAMPLAIN — The Huskies outscored the Hornets, 19-11, in the second half to capture the victory.
Janelle Heden scored a team-high 15 points to lead Franklin Academy to the win. Abby LaPage chipped in with seven points.
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Curle 8-3-22, Carlsson 3-0-8, Keyser 2-0-4, Dragoon 0-0-0, Labarge 0-0-0, Bedard 0-0-0, Duquette 0-0-0. Totals: 13-3-34.
Halftime: 23-23.
3-point goals: Franklin Academy (2) Heden 2. Plattsburgh (5) Curle 3, Carlsson 2.
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Westport 45, Willsboro 39
MORIAH — The Eagles pulled ahead of the Warriors by as many as 14 points in the second half and Brendee Russell poured in 16 markers en route to the victory.
Junior guard Felecia Kurth totaled eight points and eight rebounds in a contest featuring a game with evenly matched teams.
"Russell is the difference-maker," Westport coach Hokey McKinley said. "She's able to apply constant pressure on defense. I thought Amanda Mahoney played well for them and is a hard-working player. She's a handful because of her size.
Mahoney finished with 13 points, while fellow seniors Renee Marcotte and Kyli Swires each added eight in the loss.
Westport 45, Willsboro 39
Willsboro (39)
Belzile 1-0-2, Marcotte 4-0-8, Crowningshield 0-0-0, O'Hara 3-0-6, Swires 4-0-8, Blanchard 0-0-0, Mahoney 5-3-13, Burt 1-0-2. Totals: 18-3-39.
Westport (45)
Kurth 4-0-8, Sudduth 1-1-3, Mitchell 0-0-0, Rascoe 1-0-2, Russell 6-4-16, Looby 5-0-10, Schwoebel 2-0-4, Quaglietta 0-0-0, Viens 1-0-2, Burch 0-0-0. Totals: 20-5-45.
Halftime: Westport, 25-22.
Moriah 52, Schroon Lake 9
MORIAH — With three Wildcat players out of the starting rotation, the host Vikings were able to capitalize with a balanced attack in a 43-point win.
Sarah Slattery led all scorers with 12 points, while Val Wykes (11) also reached double figures. Caitlin Pelkey added seven.
"We were sound defensively and played unselfish basketball," Moriah head coach Steve Pelkey said. "Our team totaled 18 assists and we had four girls collect three or more steals."
Lindsay Reynolds scored all nine points for the Wildcats.
Willsboro will face Schroon Lake in the tournament's consolation game today at noon, while Moriah will challenge Westport for the title for 1:30 p.m.
Moriah 52, Schroon Lake 9
Schroon Lake (9)
Jarrell 0-0-0, Whitney 0-0-0, Hall 0-0-0, Lanoue 0-0-0, DeZalia 0-0-0, Reynolds 2-5-9, Wisser 0-0-0. Totals: 2-5-9.
Moriah (52)
Wykes 4-2-11, Cross 2-0-4, Stahl 1-3-5, Slattery 6-0-12, C. Pelkey 3-0-7, L. Pelkey 2-0-4, Snyder 2-1-5, Sprague 2-0-4. Totals: 22-6-52.
Halftime: Schroon Lake, 34-6.
3-point goals: Moriah (2) Wykes, C. Pelkey.


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"This time of year it's especially needed, but they've (New Macedonia Baptist Church) been doing this way before the holidays and this is what we're seeking. This is what we're looking for. We want people to get involved, tell us what the need is and if they want to participate," said Jim Case with Second Harvest.
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A theatrical group is looking for a suit of armour for its latest production.
Yeadon Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society is asking for public help to find the prop which is essential to the plot.
The group made its appeal amid rehearsals for the West End musical Me And My Girl, to be staged at Yeadon Town Hall in March.
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Alumni Profiles - Michele Albion
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A Q&A with writer and historian Michele Albion, UMaine Class of 1989
Where did you grow up?
I grew up in the Augusta area.
When I was a child, I was always writing stories and imagining plot twists. But I didn't know anyone who was a writer, so I never considered it something to do "when I grew up." In my heart of hearts, I was always a writer. I just didn't know it.
My first job was as a tour guide at the age of 14 at Fort Western Museum. (It's a fort from 1754.) I also worked at the Maine State Museum and several other museums throughout the country. In high school I decided that I was going to be a museum curator. I liked the idea of someday researching artifacts and writing exhibit copy.
Where's home now? Dover, N.H.
Degrees? B.A. in history, UMaine, 1989
Master's in museum studies, George Washington University, 1991
Milestones in your professional career after graduating from UMaine?
I worked at the U.S. Holocaust Museum from 1989–92. At the time, the museum was in its formative stages. It was very exciting as well as sobering to see the exhibit themes come to life as artifacts were acquired or donated. I'll never forget the generosity and dignity of the survivors. At the age of 25, I achieved my lifetime goal of becoming a curator at a significant historic site (the Edison and Ford Winter Estates in Fort Myers, Fla.), so I needed a new goal. That was publishing a book, which took a bit longer. It happened in 2008, after 10 years of research and writing. (I should also mention that I married, had four children and stayed home with them during that time period.)
As the first professional curator of the Edison and Ford Winter Estates, what was it that you found so fascinating that prompted you to write your first book, The Florida Life of Thomas Edison?
When I first arrived at the estates, I was surprised that there was so little research about what Edison had actually accomplished in Florida. There seemed to be an assumption that Thomas Edison was merely a snowbird — a winter resident who was not an active member of the community. That assumption couldn't have been more off base. I thought there was a book there, but certainly didn't have time to write it while I was the curator. I started research and writing shortly after I left the museum. Even I was astounded by the plethora of primary resources. It's a great story of a famous inventor and his community.
Where did you get the idea for your second book, The Quotable Edison, which is a theme for what will be your third and fourth books — The Quotable Henry Ford and The Quotable Eleanor Roosevelt?
I'd like to take credit for the "quotable" theme, but it was my editor, John Byram, who had the idea. Given how I despaired the question, "Did Edison really say …" while I was a curator, I knew it was something that was sorely needed. Today the Internet is a treasure trove of quotes by famous individuals, except that many of them are wrong. The Quotable Edison not only confirms what Edison said, but also when and where.
Edison was quite the aphorist, so there was no shortage of material. Henry Ford logically followed, given that I researched the automaker, who had been Edison's neighbor in Florida. But while I like Edison as an individual, Ford is a more challenging personality. I had already decided my next project needed to be a woman and found that there was no quotable book on Eleanor Roosevelt. I haven't decided on my next project, but I'm open to ideas.
What do you find so compelling about the quotes from these historic figures and what do you hope readers learn from them?
Famous men and women can offer inspiration. But like us, they're not perfect. I think their imperfections and quotes recorded when they were not being guarded are the most interesting. For example, Edison has some inspiring things to say about his many fields. However, once you get outside his expertise, sometimes his quotes make one giggle. For example on art: "The old masters are not it. I had a tape line and measured some of the figures. No such human frames and proportions ever were born" (NY Sun, 1889). Practical man that he was, Edison could only think of art as a representation of reality. Paintings with unnaturally long limbs, for instance, weren't artistic. They were just wrong.
What's your favorite quote from Edison, Ford or Roosevelt?
A single favorite for each? That's impossible. On the arbitrary topic of women and politics, I've selected three quotes each:
Thomas Edison: "[A] woman is a wonderful being, full of mystery, and hard to manage" (Chicago Evening Post, May 12, 1891)
"The United States is the most inefficient big business organization in operation today… . The government is the worst managed business in the United States" (New York Times, June 11, 1930)
Henry Ford: "Don't ever discredit the power of a woman" (response to his wife's threat to divorce him if he did not negotiate with the union, circa 1941)
"Governments get things done because they have the power to command power, they have unlimited means to ride over all mistakes" (Ford Ideals: Being a Selection from "Mr. Ford's Page" in the Dearborn Independent, circa 1922)
Eleanor Roosevelt: "A woman is like a teabag, you never know how strong it is until it's in hot water" (You Learn by Living by Eleanor Roosevelt, 1960)
"Our trouble is that we do not demand enough of the people who represent us," (Tomorrow Is Now, 1963).
Where do your get your inspiration as a full-time writer?
Inspiration is all around. I get the best ideas when my mind is occupied with other things. I try to keep my laptop near at hand when I'm brushing my teeth or making dinner. But sometimes the idea comes when I'm in the shower. Then, I have to hold onto it for a bit longer. The challenge for me is having the time to write. I have four children between the ages of 6 and 13. Most days I get up at 4 a.m. to work before everyone wakes up. It is especially difficult when I have a tight deadline.
Why did you choose history as a major?
I couldn't imagine majoring in anything else. I had been fascinated by history long before I made the stunning realization that Little House on the Prairie preceded The Waltons chronologically. (I think I was about 6.) History is everything. It is all of us and, when well done, is something that each of us can relate to. Those who came before us were like us. Sometimes I think we lose sight of that.
I'm very grateful to have studied what I love, worked what I love, and now write about what I love.
Why UMaine for your undergraduate work?
I knew the University of Maine had a solid history department. I didn't realize just how solid until I was a student. I was alternately awed and challenged all four years. I was always impressed by how my professors — Howard Segal, Jerome Nadelhaft, Alex Grab and Ngo Vin Long — took an interest in me and encouraged me.
Were you involved in research or scholarship as an undergrad? Or was there a faculty member with whom you worked closely?
I was privileged my senior year to work part-time for Professor Howard Segal. At the time, he was writing on Lewis Mumford, a pioneer in the field of history of technology. I learned a great deal from Professor Segal about how to research, synthesize and write. We have kept in touch ever since.
When you were at UMaine, what was your favorite place on campus?
I liked sitting under the trees around Stevens or sitting in the warm sun on the south side of the library with a bunch of friends.
Most memorable UMaine moment?
When I was a freshman I returned from class one day to find a note from a friend that something terrible had happened and to come to her room immediately. She was an immigrant from Iran, so naturally I imagined horrible things had happened to her family. When I found her, she told me about the explosion of the Challenger. Of course the accident was a terrible tragedy for our country, but I was touched by how she was so personally affected by the disaster. She might not have been born here, but this was now her country and she now shared every achievement and loss
While in Orono, I spent too much time:
Like everyone else, I spent too much time at Pat's Pizza.
Favorite professor (and why)?
I have two. Howard Segal was an inspiration and a mentor to me. I also owe a debt of gratitude to Jerome Nadelhaft who challenged me to think broadly and constantly challenge myself.
Classes that nearly did you in?
Calculus and Physics were the bane of my existence. I studied so hard, but couldn't wrap my mind around the most basic of concepts. I only scraped by with passing grades due to the patience of my instructors.
If I knew then what I know now, I would have …
Taken more risks. It is only now that I've safely reached adulthood that I have discovered the value in trying new things, seeking out people with vastly different opinions or lifestyles, opened myself up to the world more. But, I'm grateful to have learned the value of it at any age.
How does UMaine continue to influence your life?
The University of Maine gave me a firm foundation in learning and life. The university taught me so much — in and outside the classroom. I am grateful to have learned the value of knowledge, persistence and friendship.
Best advice to humanities students?
Be adventurous. Try new things. Seek out new people. Go places. Ask questions. Although you've been in school for many years, this is only the beginning of your education. Be open to everything. You never know what new world might open up to you.
If not an historian and a writer, what would you be?
I've always admired artists, musicians, actors and dancers for their ability to transcend the limitations of the everyday. But I'm afraid I have no natural abilities in those areas. Maybe I could write about them. That would be almost as good.


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Once upon a noon December, we watched Ponder, we remember,
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And each separate defensive member tried to bring our quarterback to the floor.
Eagerly we wished the heaving;vainly we saw the football grieving
Into the hands of Burnett receiving one more interception threw our win out the door- Dreams of winning were no more
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A Haralson County school bus driver said he was fired from his job because of an angry Facebook post about a hungry child. Johnny Cook said the middle school student complained that because his lunch money account had run out and cafeteria staff workers at Haralson County Middle School turned him away.Cook posted his phone number in the after school rant on Facebook and said call him next time, he'd pay to feed any hungry child with no money.The post quickly spread on Facebook. Cook says the school system told him to take down the post and face suspension or he'd be fired. Cook kept the post up and is no longer a bus driver. "I'm terminated. But me being terminated doesn't feed the next kid that walks up in line and doesn't have money," Cook said. Haralson County Superintendent Brett Stanton would not comment on the reason Johnny Cook was fired, but he said that the district has a social media policy against posts that disrupt the system. Aside from that, Stanton says the lunch incident never happened. He said that cafeteria workers routinely chip in their own money to feed hungry kids and that there are policies to make sure every kid is fed."In talking with the middle school principal and the cafeteria manager, that just did not happen," Stanton said. Stanton admitted that the boy's story would have outraged him as well."Well I think from my standpoint -- you've got to have facts and...looking into the situation, the facts don't tell me the child was neglected and turned away," Stanton said. Cook trains horses for a living and need the job for its insurance benefits. He said that he believes the child's story and is contemplating a run for school board.
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But later that day, Heil met with BP officials at an office in Texas where he said that "SAP would provide a complete solution, including complex services, without the input and knowledge of Wellogix, even though Heil knew that SAP needed Wellogix for complex services."
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SAP later told customers, among them BP, that it had developed "a plan to divert the entire complex services business away from its partner, Wellogix by replicating the Wellogix technology in its own software products," the suit claims.
After Heil's meeting with BP, SAP told its engineers to duplicate Wellogix's software, according to the suit. Wellogix continued its partnership activities with SAP unaware that the vendor intended to cut out Wellogix from any software projects gained through their joint efforts, it states.
Wellogix is asking for unspecified amounts of actual and exemplary damages, according to the suit.
SAP spokesman Andy Kendzie declined to comment on the specifics of Wellogix's allegations. "We are aware of the filing and our attorneys are reviewing it," he said.
Wellogix also sued Accenture in 2008, and won a $94 million jury award against the company earlier this year. Last month, a judge lowered the award by $50 million and told Wellogix it could either accept the new amount or hold a new trial.
SAP was also named in the 2008 action, but the court dismissed it from the case on grounds of improper venue. In addition, SAP has filed a number of lawsuits against Wellogix, seeking declaratory judgments that it is not in violation of patents Wellogix holds.
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I keep telling you guys over and over and I am dead serious: bring in Tebow. He can have a few uses on special teams, he can be used in wildcat packages, a d he fills seats. Dom would be wise. It's just Myron Lewis' roster spot. No brainer. Said it a long time ago, and it makes more sense now.
Did you list the OC as an issue? The one who helped the offense set franchise records? Really?
Well, if they wanted to fill seats, they could have this past FA. Osi, freeney, grimes, scrabble, Abraham, Steven jackson, and dumervil were all avalible and would've brought some fans in.I still believe the minute the "sweet deal" is over in Tampa, the glazers will sell or leave with the team. Capstrapped teams like the falcons or broncos are still adding players and filling their stadiums, while we sit idle. That's all I really need to know. Especially since we were expected to improve...but we brought in a safety to replace the two losses at the Los. That's just spending money to shut people up, not to actually become dominate.
Yes blackouts continue and no it's not because of any of the 5 things you listed, it's because the Tampa fans don't care about the team, are old foggies or transplants who continue to love their original team.
C'mon Boid. Myron has shown he can constantly put his toes on the line. The thing about these toes on the line guys is once you find one you need to hold onto them because they are literally impossible to replace.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, lululemon athletica inc. (NASDAQ: LULU) Founder Chip Wilson announced that he voted against the re-election of Michael Casey and RoAnn Costin to the Board of lululemon athletica inc. Mr. Wilson, who founded the company in 1998, has carried it through many business cycles as he expanded it from a small storefront in Vancouver to an international brand with over 250 stores. At lululemon Mr. Wilson has created a corporate culture that empowers employees and has pushed technical apparel beyond workout clothes to an everyday staple.
Mr. Wilson stated, "After being asked by the Board to come back from Australia to help the company recover from the product recall last year, I have decided to vote against the re-election of the company's outside Board members. While I am excited about the new management team that I helped put in place, I am concerned that the Board is not aligned with the core values of product and innovation on which lululemon was founded and on which the company thrived. As a 27% shareholder in the company, I believe change is now needed at the Board level to increase shareholder value."
Mr. Wilson, who had been living in Australia, was asked by the company to return and deal with a quality control issue that resulted in a product recall last year. He has worked tirelessly to focus the company's efforts on product and innovation, and has overseen a shakeup in management that has resulted in a new CEO and a new head of product quality.
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Since the release of the Crawford-Deakin Report four years ago, Athletics and Recreation has made significant progress realizing its vision of offering the best athletics and recreation programs in Canada.
"We measure ourselves against some tremendous programs across the country, and I feel that we are starting to close the gap and are starting to position ourselves positively as a leader," says Leslie Dal Cin, Director of Athletics and Recreation.
The 2007 report outlined 18 recommendations in the areas of organizational structure, funding and resources, inter-university sport, and campus recreation and sports clubs. Twelve of the 18 recommendations have been implemented and resulted in improvements in both the sport and recreational programs offered. There has also been a marked improvement in the level of competitive success for Queen's.
Since the review, Queen's teams have won four national championships after an eight-year drought before the review, and they have doubled their provincial titles compared to the three-year period before the review.
The university continues to attract student athletes who excel academically. More than 600 student athletes have achieved over an 80 per cent average since the review. Queen's has doubled its number of all-Canadian athletes and Canadian Interuniversity Sport major award winners.
"Over the past three years we have developed tremendous partnerships on campus. The continued support of the Officer of the University Registrar and the establishment of an academic advisory council has assisted our coaches in their ability to recruit gifted students and top performing athletes," says Ms Dal Cin.
The breadth of campus recreation programming has also expanded with significantly increased participation rates over the last three years. Athletics and Recreation currently supports over 5,000 intramural participants each year and 50 varsity and/or recreational clubs, and for the first time in 10 years, the department introduced new sports clubs this year.
"The Athletics and Recreation Centre in the Queen's Centre, which recently welcomed its one millionth visitor since it opened in January 2010, has put us in the position where we can think differently about our programs and ensure we are meeting our clients' needs," says Ms Dal Cin.
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Despite the conclusion of the North Decatur football team's season after a 40-35 first-round upset loss to host Springs Valley Friday in the first round of the sectional tournament, the Chargers consider the season a success. North produced a collective effort to help a teammate break a school record, and the squad clinched a winning season in Garry Sauley's return as head coach.
"Unfortunately, our season ended a little earlier than we wanted, but I am proud of the effort that they gave on Friday," said Sauley.
North found itself down before either team's offense took over from scrimmage. Valley ran back the opening kickoff for a touchdown, putting North in a 7-0 hole.
However, the visitors answered right back. North capped its first drive with a game-tying touchdown before going into the half down 26-14.
The Chargers battled back to take a two-point lead in the second half. Kirchhoff scored on a 42-yard touchdown to make it 26-21, and Ricke later ran for a 30-yard go-ahead score, 28-26.
Untimely penalties and two turnovers prevented North from regaining the edge.
The game wound down to the final play, with Springs Valley coming up with a drive-ending interception.
"Even down five with a little over a minute, we moved the ball down in a position that we could have scored, but turned it over to end the game," recalled Sauley.
North picked up 282 rushing yards on 33 carries, averaging 7.6 yards. Senior Jason Kirchhoff gained 144 yards on 19 carries, while Ricke ran for 88 yards on 14.
Ricke completed five of 10 passes for 80 yards. Kirchhoff caught three passes for 60 yards, and senior John Hammersmith caught two for 20.
Ricke led North defensively with 13 tackles. Senior Nick Gehrich tallied 11 tackles and two sacks, while Kirchhoff and senior Brandon Hocker each added nine stops.
Sauley noted that seeing the team fall short of its postseason goals did not lessen what it accomplished.
"I am very proud of this team," he said. "They have battled adversity and injuries all season to make a 6-4 season."
The Chargers will graduate 11 seniors, including Hocker, Dylan House, Kirchhoff, Dylan Koors, Jeffrey White, Thomas Shobe, Nick Stewart, Gehrich, Daniel Combs, Michael Ostendorf, Hammersmith and Kevin Geis.
"Our 11 seniors have pointed the younger players in the direction to carry on the success," said Sauley. "Now it is up to them to put in the work to maintain the tradition."
Kirchhoff, a three-year running back, was honored before the final game of the regular season in front of the home crowd. He broke North's school rushing record and finished his career with close to 4,900 yards. Ben Buening, a four-year starter from 1996 to 1999, held the previous record of 4,417. Buening presented Kirchhoff with the game ball at midfield before the home game against Greensburg Oct. 12.
North rushed for 2,588 yards on 427 carries as a team, averaging six yards per carry. Kirchhoff ended his senior season with 1,572 yards on 245 carries, averaging 6.42 per carry. He scored 14 touchdowns. Ricke ran 125 times for 740 yards (5.92).
More rushing stats: Seth Gauck- 13 carries, 91 yards; Jeff White- 15/55; Kevin Nielson- 5/39; Donovan Meyer- 7/37; Dylan House- 9/28; Hammersmith- 5/20.
Receiving stats: Hammersmith- 22 catches, 368 yards; Kirchhoff- 8/119; Clay Bedel- 8/109; Kevin Geis- 8/104; Brandon Hocker- 4/61; Dylan Koors- 1/14.
Brock Ricke completed 50 passes out of 92 (.543) for 761 yards and 10 touchdowns. Will Jarman completed his only pass attempt for 14 yards.
Defensive stats: tackles- Brandon Hocker 96, Thomas Shobe 74, Brock Ricke 55; Kirchhoff 48, Gehrich/Combs 37 each, Alex Crowe 34, Seth Gauck 23, Dylan House 13, Dustin Westerfeld 11.
Sacks- Shobe 5.5, Gehrich 3.5, Crowe 2, Combs/House/Gauck 1 each.
Fumble recoveries- Hocker/House/Ricke/Shobe/Crowe: one each.
Stats courtesy of MaxPreps.com and Garry Sauley.
Contact Nick Gonnella at (812) 663-3111, x7003.


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Concussions and sports have been in the news lately, largely with the attention on professional athletes, but many young athletes also suffer from concussions. Concussions-a type of traumatic brain injury (TBI) caused by a bump or jolt to the head or body impairing normal brain function-occur in all sports. Young children also are concussed from falling while running or biking.
Whatever the cause, TBI is a serious health problem in the United States. Annually, between 1.7 and 3.8 million people sustain a TBI, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Most are concussions and can range from mild to severe and cause headaches; loss of consciousness, coordination, balance or memory; and even affect emotions, reasoning skills and other cognitive functions.
The CRU is researching both the acute and long-term effects of concussion and head injury, especially among the pediatric and adolescent population, and the many issues faced by these patients and their health care providers, families and communities.
The CRU aims to streamline the management of concussion and head injuries for children across various points of care in the health care system and in the schools. Our objectives encompass various projects and partnerships and have led to international, national and local presentations and publications. These combined efforts to understand head injury in children have resulted in WakeMed's Children's Head Injury Research Initiative (CHIRI), which is a collaboration between the CRU, the Children's Emergency Department and our community partners interested in bettering care for head-injured children.
We are involved in several projects with the overall mission to improve the treatment and outcomes of pediatric patients suffering head injury:
Epidemiology of Community Concussion Services
WakeMed's Concussion Services has managed over 500 student athletes with concussion symptoms since opening in 2009. With this, we have the opportunity to present to the scientific community a comprehensive understanding of one of the largest cohorts of high school athletes with concussion. The CRU has assisted staff with the development of a user-friendly electronic template for recording the patient experience. This data is providing us with important information regarding the scope of concussive injury in adolescents and allowing us to recognize relationships and patterns in this population to improve patient education and quality of care.
Activity Restrictions Following Concussion
Given that emergency physicians are often the first provider to assess and manage the pediatric patient with acute head injury, it is imperative that decision making and discharge instructions regarding concussion, specifically as it pertains to cognitive and physical activity restrictions and appropriate follow up, are appropriately communicated at the time of the emergency department visit. Our retrospective review of a cohort of pediatric patients evaluated for head injury in the ED identified gaps in discharge information explaining concussions as well as for recommendations regarding activity restrictions. Future projects will help close those gaps in the ED setting, bringing us closer to our goal of improving knowledge and management of concussion across all health settings.
Evaluation of the Use of CT Imaging in Children with Head Injuries
An intracranial injury may be suspected on grounds of a patient's clinical presentation; however, computed tomography (CT) is currently the gold standard for investigation of intracranial injury. Because CTs can be costly, emit potentially harmful radiation and sometimes require that younger children be sedated, using clinical decision rules may help to identify patients at extremely low risk for intracranial injuries who do not require brain imaging.
The CRU is currently undertaking a prospective evaluation of CT utilization and outcomes for pediatric head injured patients in the six WakeMed emergency departments. This data will help us to determine whether adoption of a clinical decision rule would reduce the need for patient sedation and radiation exposure without missing potentially catastrophic or life-threatening injuries.
Common Data Elements in Concussion Care and Research
Because concussion care can be complicated, the CRU is leading a collaboration in North Carolina between providers with both research and clinical expertise to understand and identify the most important and clinically relevant data to collect concerning concussion for pediatric and adolescent student athletes.
Understanding Concussion in Youth Sports through a Concussion Education Program
On the education front, the CRU is evaluating the effectiveness of information interventions on the knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors concerning concussion among youth athletes, parents, and coaches. (Funded by the National Operating Committee for Standards on Athletic Equipment.)
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The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of the Kyoto Protocol is the first global attempt to address a global environmental public goods problem with a market-based mechanism. The CDM is a carbon credit market where sellers, located exclusively in developing countries, can generate and certify emissions reductions that can be sold to buyers located in developed countries. Since 2004 it has grown rapidly and is now a critical component of developed-country government and private-firm compliance strategies for the Kyoto Protocol. This Article presents an overview of the development and current shape of the market, then examines two important classes of emission reduction projects within the CDM and argues that they both point to the need for reform of the international climate regime in the post-Kyoto era, albeit in different ways. Potential options for reforming the CDM and an alternative mechanism for financing emissions reductions in developing countries are then presented and discussed.
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