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Where is Diana Diamond?
Original post made by GSB on Feb 23, 2007
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on Feb 24, 2007 at 4:12 pm
I'm glad you raised this, GSB. I too have wondered , checking daily for her brave, incisive, and provocative voice. Let's hope she's simply resting a bit and not permanently silent or silenced.
on Feb 25, 2007 at 2:21 pm
Clearly PA Weekly and Bill Johnson are monitoring this forum, as evident by their quick hand in censoring posts that they feel are not civil enough.
Can they please answer this simple question, whether Diana Diamond is still with the Weekly? Or do they find this question not civil enough by their standards?
on Feb 26, 2007 at 10:54 am
Bill Johnson is a registered user.
Diana is still writing for us (she is a freelancer and has another full-time job.) She has a column and posting coming out this week and is currently on a once a month schedule. The frequency of her postings on Town Square is at her discretion (she's not compensated for it) and subject to other demands on her time. Glad you appreciate her!
on Feb 26, 2007 at 7:39 pm
Thank you!
on Mar 1, 2007 at 10:50 am
There is a thread on censorship by the Palo Alto Weekly staff in the "All Categories" portion of this forum.
on Mar 10, 2007 at 10:29 am
Thank goodness that she is still around. I've noticed that I haven't been able to sleep without reading some of her soothing words before I lay down to rest. She's got such a wonderful way with words, not to mention an acute ability to put me to sleep.
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The Provisional Confederate Congress promptly authorized an army, navy and various vital departments for the new nation. On Feb. 21, it agreed to lease an executive mansion for its first and only president — Jefferson Davis.
The first White House of the Confederacy had been built between 1832 and 1835 by William Sayre, an ancestor of F. Scott Fitzgerald's wife, Zelda Sayre.
It was a "suitable gentleman's residence" and conveniently located within walking distance of government offices and the Exchange Hotel, where the Davis family lived while the home was being readied for them.
"They rented it for $5,000 a year, fully furnished and staffed," said Anne Tidmore, regent of The White House Association.
The Davises moved into the White House in mid-April. The president's wife entertained there almost every evening throughout the spring and summer.
Then, in May, the Confederate Congress voted to move the capital to Richmond, where it would remain for the duration of the war.
The "Jeff Davis" house changed hands several times in the following decades.
"The area became commercial and the house fell into disrepair. It was a boarding house and was actually in danger of being torn down," Tidmore said.
As a new century began, 27 women interested in saving the building founded The White House Association of Alabama. It was patterned after the Mount Vernon Ladies Association, which had been formed in 1853 to save George Washington's home.
The group received their charter by an act of the Legislature in February 1901. A year later, Davis' widow signed over ownership of some of the family's bedroom furniture and belongings to The White House Association.
Tidmore said it took 20 years to raise enough money to buy the house and a lot near the Capitol, 10 blocks from the home's original location.
The former White House was moved section by section, reassembled and restored. It was given to the people of Alabama by the Association on June 3, 1921 — Davis' 113th birthday.
"It looks as much like it would have when the Davises lived in it as we could possibly have it today," Tidmore said.
Last year, the first White House of the Confederacy received 16,870 visitors. Approximately 9,500 were from Alabama. More than 6,500 came from other states and roughly 800 were from foreign countries.
They saw not only the house where Jefferson lived but also relics such as the Davis family Bible, letters handwritten by Davis and a portion of the Confederate bunting that was draped over his casket while it lay in state in Montgomery in May 1893.
Several special events are planned at the first Confederate White House this year in honor of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War.
A Sesquicentennial Fundraiser Reception will be held in May to benefit the relics of the house.
Celebrations are also hosted at the house each Jan. 19 and June 3 on the birthdays of Robert E. Lee and Davis, respectively.
Tidmore said The White House Association is dedicated to educating the public about what was arguably the most traumatic time in American history.
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Barnet's Hindu community welcomed supporters of a protest against the abuse of women in India on Friday evening.
The Barnet Hindu Society arranged the meeting in the wake of worldwide protests over the rape and murder of a young woman on a bus in Delhi in December.
Poetry and presentations addressed what supporters describe as "the torture, victimization, and the suffering they have to endure at the hands of men specifically, and society in general".
Attendees signed a petition that will be handed to the Indian High Commission in London opposing the mistreatment of women.
Society president Prem Modgil said: "It was a deeply emotional and sombre evening. The lighting of candles by the audience was a highly appropriate tribute to the departed soul. The soul of this innocent victim will, however, rest in peace only when the severest punishment is handed out to the perpetrators of such an abhorrently heinous crime."
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I'm sure I'm not the only one who has driven across town to the local sports bar, excited at the prospect of watching our Spurs on US television, only to be bombarded with fanboys of the more popular clubs. Since I've just recently moved across the country (from northern California to New Brunswick, NJ), and no longer have a pub to call my home-base for watching our great club, I was wondering if we could put a list together of the Spurs friendly bars and pubs across these great United States? I envision the list being similar to the CFC glossary, and is constantly up on the main page for everyone's use.
Do such bars even exist? If so, would such a directory be useful to the community? Is there a particular place where, almost always, some Spurs supporters could be found during a game? As a community , I think we need to assemble such a list so that when loyal Yids are travelling or moving, they know where their next footy match is coming from. I hope this takes off.


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We're four games through the 2012 season. Four games represents one third of the year which is a little depressing and that fact is only compounded by the situation that we currently find ourselves in with one win and three losses. That record could just as easily be three wins to one loss if Kansas had the pieces in place to make the plays necessary to win, but we now know that doesn't appear to be the case.
Perhaps then it's time to reassess the season, take a look at expectations, look toward the future and evaluate what we've seen from the team so far. It's a bye week and before diving in to the offensive and defensive sides of the ball in more detail, what is the state of the program as a whole?
Truthfully it's impossible to say that we are any worse off than we were a year ago at this time. Yes we had seen glimmers of hope during non conference play but Kansas was standing on the edge of a cliff and heading toward a disastrous fall through the Big 12. It was ugly in 2011, embarrassing is probably the easiest word to describe it.
The funny thing about it all is that at the time that's all we wanted to avoid. 2010 was embarrassing but Turner Gill was given a pass. All anyone wanted in 2011 was competitiveness. Show the fans that Kansas can field a team that is improving and that Kansas can field a team that can compete.
Obviously the train wreck that ensued did not do that and it messed with our expectations this year a bit. Surely things couldn't be as bad as they were? Throw in a smooth talking East coast coach gloating about his five star formerly top rated quarterback that was going to accelerate the curve and a fanbase gets into the dangerous business of hoping.
Perhaps that is why this all stings a bit more than it should through four games. It certainly isn't unreasonable to expect a home win against Rice and given the way that the Northern Illinois game transpired that definitely seemed like a manageable win as well. If nothing had changed after last year would that be the case or would you still expect Turner Gill to mismanage those efforts to a loss? And would the Kansas program have the noticeable improvements on the defensive side of the ball?
Honestly it's very possible, but the confidence level in anything that was going on the last two years from a long term perspective was absolutely non-existent. That brings us to today. Kansas is 1-3 with an under-performing Dayne Crist and a moderately disappointing Charlie Weis. The defense has been a positive and some of the talent that has been brought in has delivered.
Nothing about what we've seen so far suggests that we're going to come out and win another game, but what we have seen is a team that has taken every game into the fourth quarter. Can that continue? And if it does, is that enough? A year ago we were ready to give Turner Gill that courtesy in his second year with the program. Should we not afford Charlie Weis the same opportunity in his first season?
Sports evoke emotion without question. Now that we're beyond the sting from this weekend the reality is that we're 1-3 with 8 very challenging games to play. We should absolutely expect improvement, we should not become complacent and Charlie Weis needs to be better. At the same time perhaps we should revisit our expectations because the 1-3 start should have been better, but this isn't going to get any easier.
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Executive Board
The president has the responsibility of overseeing the activities of the nine Directors and their committees. The President presides over weekly meetings and maintains the general well-being of the board. Although this person does not coordinate any program planning, their efforts ensure that everything runs smoothly and successfully. This person is also the chief budget officer for SAC and helps coordinates the annual budget process, provides budget reports for chair people. This person also helps out with planning and managing SAC and Weekends West Georgia events.
Vice-President of Recruitment
The Vice-President of Recruitment coordinates the membership process for SAC. The VP of Recruitment actively recruits members, coordinates the SAC Membership Banquet, and the All-SAC Meetings. This person also serves as the chief representative of the Executive Council in the absence of the President. This person also records, distributes, and files minutes, attendance, and agendas of all officers' and Executive Council meetings.
SAC is advised by the Assistant Director for Student Events and Programs. The Assistant Director for Student Events and Programs works closely with the officers and the Directors in the planning and production of events.
Program Committees
University Traditions Co-Directors
The University Traditions Co-Directors and committee schedules events special to the University that do not fall under other committee program areas. For Fall semester, they plan West Georgia Welcome Week and everything that has to do with Homecoming such as the Homecoming King and Queen Pageant, Homecoming Week activities, Wear Red Get Fed, the Parade, and the half-time show. In the Spring they coordinate Spring Fling. A few other events are also scheduled within the semester.
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?The Diversity Programs Director and committee plans programs and activities for and about other cultures, minority groups, or under-represented populations. This committee plans events such as Celebration of Peace, Celebration of Womanhood, Hispanic Heritage Appreciation, Native American Appreciation, and Asian Pacific Islander Appreciation.
Comedy Director?
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Special Events Director?
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Issues and Ideas Director
The Issues and Ideas Director and committee plan fun lectures such as a "how-to" series, the Dating Doctor, and so on.
Public Relations Director
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Could anything help Maltese's cancer?by Dr. Stephanie Correa
Question: I have a Maltese, who is almost 6 years old. She was diagnosed with a mass cell tumor under her nose, and in her throat. We took her to a specialist, who told us that even if she has surgery in her nose, the tumor will probably grow again. He sent us some pills for her but advised us that she only has a potential to live for the next three months. I don't know what to do or if there is any other treatment. – Cathy
Answer: Mast cell cancer is one of the most common cancers we see in canine patients. Generally, this cancer presents as a lump noticed either on the skin or underneath the skin. The mass can be bright red in color, or if it is under the skin the mass can seem soft and moveable. These lumps can change in size slowly over time or they can grow very rapidly becoming red and inflamed. If a new mass is noted that seems to change in size, it should be evaluated further with a needle biopsy to determine if a diagnosis of cancer is present.
In your 6-year-old Maltese, it sounds like the mast cell tumor has grown on her face in the haired skin that is present under the nostrils. This is a more unusual location to find mast cell tumors, but they do occur on the face. When you refer to the cancer being present in her throat, I am assuming that you mean that the lymph nodes in the throat region are enlarged.
Mast cell cancer that originates on the face near the mouth can be more aggressive that mast cell cancer that occurs in other locations of the body. There is a higher chance for metastasis when mast cell tumors are associated with mucocutaneous junctions. This means that tumors close to the lip margins and mouth can be more aggressive than tumors present in other locations.
In recent years there have been advancements in the treatment of mast cell tumors for our canine patients. Specifically, there is a new type of medication called Palladia that is a TK1 inhibitor. This means that this type of medication attaches to the cancer cell and prevents growth factors and nutrients from stimulating the cell and the cell dies. Your dog may be a candidate for this type of treatment.
Chemotherapy is also used when cancer has spread to lymph nodes from the primary tumor. When we formulate a treatment plan for patients with metastatic mast cell cancer, combination therapy is generally the most successful way to treat our patients. Chemotherapy along with Palladia therapy would be a treatment consideration for your dog. Sometimes radiation therapy is also added to the treatment protocol. An effective treatment regime will be aimed at preventing further spread of your dog's cancer as well as preventing further growth of the primary cancer on the face.Stephanie Correa, DVM
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By Robert Carter
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Hello. Wednesday, and it's time to start prepping the turkey…
Weather: Nice today and tomorrow. Today and Thanksgiving Day will be a repeat of the last several days, with highs in the upper 60s and lows in the lower to middle 40s. Friday will see some scattered showers, followed by sharply colder temperatures for Iron Bowl Day..
Black Friday, a day early. The traditional beginning of the Christmas shopping season, marked by doorbuster specials at most stores for which shoppers often stand in line in the early morning, has now almost fully moved to Thanksgiving evening — and in one case, that morning. Walmart will start its first wave of sales at 8 p.m. Thursday night featuring toys, then another wave at 10 for electronics and such. Kmart, though, gets things started at 6 a.m. There are several ads in today's print edition of The North Jefferson News, with more found online at www.blackfriday.com.
Dog-custody battle turns deadly. A lawyer from southern Jefferson County is now wanted on charges that he slit the throat of the dog over which he and his ex-wife were fighting for custody, and texted a photo of the act to his ex. A five-month investigation has led to a warrant for James Stewart Robinson, 45, originally of Caldwell Mill Road. Robinson remains at large. The dog, Rufus, was an American Staffordshire terrier. He also has a domestic-violence charge pending from Vestavia Hills police over a threatening message sent along with the photo.
Sports: Kerby out at Hayden. The rumors at Hayden High proved to be correct, and head football coach Steven Kerby is out. He spent four seasons at the helm, but fared no better than a pair of 5-5 campaigns, with his first and last teams going 2-8; none of his teams qualified for the playoffs. The Wildcats didn't win a game until the eighth week of the regular season in 2012. Kerby confirmed the move on the Hayden Varsity Football page on Facebook Tuesday night… Basketball: Mortimer Jordan and Corner easily won their opening games in the Hanceville Thanksgiving Tournament at Wallace State. Jordan took down Good Hope 56-23, while Corner routed St. Bernard's Prep 74-23. Meanwhile, Hayden fell at the hands of Cold Springs by a 73-36 score. Tonight, the Blue Devils play Hanceville at 7:15, the Yellow Jackets take on Cold Springs at 6, and Hayden squares off with St. Bernard's in consolation-bracket play at 3:30.
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If you like Harry Potter . . .
Septimus Similon - Kathryn Cave
When Septimus Similon, practising wizard, fourth class, makes a major discovery, he gets more than he bargained for. He accidently mixes up two dimensions, now everyone thinks Alison is the evil enemy Zelda and is hunting her down, and puny Kevin is suddenly revered as The Ultimate Warrior.
The Steps Up the Chimney - William Corlett
William, Mary and Alice Constant arrive to spend Christmas with their uncle and little by little, they discover that things in this remote old house are not quite what they seem. There are powerful forces at work, calling to the children from across the centuries . . .
Minders - Diana Hendry
Scully is training to be a wizard, but how can he practise at school when he's been given a Minder to watch over him? However, Scully becomes very thankful that he has a minder when he finds himself at the centre of a perilous adventure in which the future of magic itself is at stake!
Secret of Platform 13 - Eva Ibbotson
Under Platform13 at Kings Cross Station there is a secret door that leads to a magical island...It appears only once every nine years. And when it opens, four mysterious figures step into the streets of London. A wizard, an ogre, a fey and a young hag have come to find the prince of their kingdom, stolen as a baby nine years before.
Worst Witch by Jill Murphy
Mildred Hubble is the worst witch at Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches - she's always getting her spells wrong. But she manages to get by until she turns Ethel, the teacher's pet, into her deadly enemy ...
Wee Free Men - Terry Pratchett
Nine year old Tiffany is in trouble she's armed only with a frying pan, her Grandma's dubious book of magic and, strangest of all, tiny blue men in kilts, the Wee Free men, who have come looking for a new hag.
Wizard in the Woods by Jean Ure
Ben-Mussy, a second-class junior wizard, bungles a spell during his Junior Wizard exams and ends up in Penny Woods where he meets Joel and Gemma and their adventures begin
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Twelve-year-old Artemis Fowl, is the most ingenious criminal mastermind in history. His bold and daring plan is to hold a leprechaun to ransom. But he's taking on more than he bargained for when he kidnaps Captain Holly Short of the LEPrecon Unit.


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It's taken almost eight months, but the final phase of repair work on West Quay in Bridgwater is now under way. The wall was damaged during flooding in the town in November last year.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Scores of residents in the community of Standpipe in St Andrew today staged a protest in to voice their concerns over the frequency at which curfews are being imposed in the area.
"For over two weeks now the police imposing curfews in the area and no crime is taking place we are having a problem with this approach," said one resident in the community.
The woman was one of several persons who gathered across the road from the US embassy.
"No shot nah buss and still the police have we under curfew, our business can't operate we cannot do anything in our community we need it to stop," said another man from the community.
The police are now monitoring the area.
Meanwhile a senior officer on the scene said a meeting is scheduled for this afternoon with head of the St Andrew Central Division, Superintendent Derrick 'Cowboy' Knight.
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Barristers walk from Winchester Crown Court over legal aid cuts
Updated 9:47am Tuesday 7th January 2014 in News By Wesley Rock
COURT proceedings in Winchester came to a grinding halt as barristers walked out in protest at government cuts.
In an unprecedented move, lawyers across the county refused to defend or prosecute cases slated for Monday morning (Jan 6).
Members of the bar are furious at the coalition's attempt to slash the UK's annual £1bn legal bill and say the very future of justice in the UK is at stake.
They launched a last ditch attempt to halt cuts of up to 25 per cent off legal aid fees, which they say will have far reaching consequences.
In a statement read outside Winchester Crown Court, James Newton-Price, a barrister at Pump Court Chambers, spoke on behalf of the Western Circuit, which has around 1,000 members across Hampshire and the South West.
He said: "A lot of damage is being done to your justice system in your name. There is time – just – for the government to pull back from the brink.
"If it does not, it can never now be said that barristers did not warn everyone about what was happening to justice in our society as a direct result of lazy, ill-judged and socially regressive government policy."
He added: "If the rates are not appropriate you can no longer attract the right quality of people and the quality of the profession as a whole is reduced. There will be a greater risk of miscarriages of justice."
Barristers claim that six years' of cuts mean the latest round amounts to a total of 41 per cent in real terms.
They also argue that around 60 per cent of the bar earn £35,000 or less.
Barrister Adam Feest, of 3PB chambers, also took part in the action and said there is a misconception that all barristers earn large sums.
"We feel that we have already made sacrifices over the years and have already taken huge pay cuts and things have now reached a limit," he said.
In September, after fierce opposition from law firms, the government U-turned on proposals to award legal aid contracts to the lowest bidder.
Justice minister Chris Grayling claims the proposed cuts would save £220 million a year.
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I am a side-sleeper, who usually uses two pillows at home. This pillow does not have the height that I am used to at home, so sometimes I place some folded clothes under my pad to go along with the pillow. I usually blow it up to about 3/4 full, so that it has a cradling effect.
The Exped Comfortfoam pillow is insulated with pellets of high grade open cell polyurethane foam recylced from the production of other Exped mats. Other pillows that I researched either relied on air alone or down to fill the pillow. The ones with air alone weren't as comfortable and the ones with down weren't supportive enough (in my opinion.) The outer material, tricot polyester, is very soft. It is also very durable. I have had mine for about three years now and it has held up very well. It has had no tears or leaky valve problems so far!
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The Exped ComfortFoam Pillow provides a soft place to rest your head while sleeping away from home. Pillow self-inflates, but to top off, inflate with a few hardy breaths; features 2 low-profilevalves for inflation and deflation. Soft polyester tricot fabric is comfortable next to skin. Uses high-grade open-cell polyurethane foam pellet fill for efficient warmth (recycled from the production of other Exped mats). 1 end is taller than the other to accommodate different head positions; indented in the middle for the contours of your head. Includes stuff sack for protection during transportation; also includes repair kit with adhesive and fabric patches. Packed size: 6.7 in. x 4.7 in. Closeout.
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More than a year after the taxi-hailing app, Uber, came to Chicago there remains tensions between cabbies and the tech-company.
Recently, frustrations boiled over in Paris, and some Uber drivers there were attacked and had their windows smashed.
Uber seems to be a love 'em or hate 'em business on the streets of Chicago.
Yet despite a pending lawsuit by several taxi companies, it appears Uber is "faring" quite well, despite the resentment and frustrations it's causing for many cabbies.
"Actually it's spoiling our business, like in many ways, spoil our business," Taxi driver, Ahmed Syed, said.
This week a pair of riders in a Paris Uber car tweeted about a frightening experience when their vehicle was attacked by angry taxi drivers, upset because they consider the service a threat to their livelihood.
The mood in Chicago seems much more civil.
"We partner with Chicago taxi drivers, we help them grow their businesses, so I don't think we'll see the same backlash," Uber Midweat Regional Manager, Andrew Macdonald said.
The complaints against Uber often focus on their limo connection service, Uber Black, or their ride share service, Uber X, which involves everyday drivers out to make extra money by hiring themselves out.
"To me they're kinda causing harm to the taxi business," driver, Patrick Tawiah, said.
Macdonald said that because of the nature of their company they will face tension many places they go, "We face tension because we're a new technology, in a lot of places we go, and it tends to be an industry that's a bit older and hasn't evolved as much, so we face tension, but ultimately consumers get what they want."
Uber users like the convenience, as do many taxis who benefit by participating.
"It's giving me extra business so it's a good product for the taxi business, assuming the driver is licensed and using Uber, I don't see what's the problem. I mean it's just extra money," driver, Costel Serbam, said.
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Immune Cell Development
The immune system plays a critical role in defending our bodies against harmful germs and toxins. In autoimmunity, the immune system turns its attention to our own cells and tissues, and leads to debilitating diseases, such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis or autoimmune diabetes. Dr. Stephen C. Pelsue, an associate professor in the Department of Applied Medical Sciences, studies the Ttc7 gene and its role in the development and regulation of the immune system. When this gene is mutated in mice, it results in the development of autoimmunity similar to human lupus. We have recently discovered that Ttc7 interacts with other proteins to modify the cell membrane. Understanding this process will help to develop better diagnosis and treatment for autoimmunity and possibly cancer.
The Role of Osteopontin in Cancer: USM's Department of Applied Medical Sciences
According to the estimates by American Cancer Society (ACS), in 2014 more than 1.6 million new cancer cases will be diagnosed in the U.S., and more than half a million cancer deaths will occur in the country. The ACS report clearly demonstrates the urgent need for better understanding of cancer biology and development of new procedures for cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Toward these ends, USM has been interested in studying cancer progression, developing assays for cancer diagnosis and producing therapeutics for cancer treatment.
Human osteopontin (OPN) is a secreted protein of different variant forms that plays critical roles in tumor development and progression. The level of OPN is highly elevated in many types of cancers, including breast, prostate and liver cancers, making the protein a potential marker (signature) molecule that could be used as a target molecule for both cancer detection and treatment. In collaboration with Maine Medical Center and Maine Biotechnological Services, our laboratory has used OPN gene knock-out mice to produce a series of monoclonal antibodies specific individually for different regions (domains) of human OPN. This battery of OPN antibodies have been valuable in investigating the significance of different domains of OPN in cancer progression and metastasis. They have also been used in developing sensitive immune-assays for OPN measurement in breast cancer diagnosis.
Depleted Uranium and Lung Cancer
USM's Dr. John Wise is studying the toxicity of depleted uranium (DU) on human lung cells. Due to its high density and unique combustive properties, the U.S. military has been using DU in military applications since the early 1990s as kinetic penetrators, missile counterweights and tank armor. Upon ignition, DU oxidizes into fine particles, raising concerns of exposure to soldiers and civilians in close proximity to exploding DU munitions or DU-armored tanks. This project focuses on investigating how depleted uranium causes lung cancer, which will help protect Maine soldiers and veterans. By considering the molecular mechanisms of potent carcinogens, new pathways for chemotherapeutic intervention can be discovered and commercialized. Once we better understand this toxicity, we can identify new and better drug targets to better diagnose and treat lung cancer.
Arsenic and Bladder Cancer
University of Southern Maine's Dr. Wise is evaluating the toxicity of arsenic on human bladder cells. Maine has the second highest bladder cancer mortality rate in the country. High levels of arsenic in Maine well water have been implicated as the causal factor for the elevated bladder cancer risk observed in the state. But, how arsenic causes bladder cancer remains unknown. This project focuses on investigating the potential mechanisms involved in arsenic-induced bladder cancer, which will help protect the health of Maine citizens. By considering the molecular mechanisms of potent carcinogens, new pathways for chemotherapeutic intervention can be discovered and commercialized. Once they better understand this toxicity, researchers in the Wise laboratory can identify new and better drug targets to better diagnose and treat bladder cancer.


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In living and past peoples, there is wide range of variability. Despite this variability, our bones
have features that can be clues to ancestry. Many of these features reflect evolutionary processes, including adaptation to the environment.
Bone cells retain "biogeographical" information that is found in our DNA. These inherited markers are due to mutational changes that gradually accumulate and differentiate populations over time. DNA can help associate an individual with a region of the world.
We can also assess ancestral origins by looking at the skeleton itself. The bones of the skull express inherited features from one generation to the next. Measuring the cranium gives us information that is similar to that from DNA. By comparing a skull's measurements with data from populations worldwide, scientists can statistically evaluate that individual's relationship to a world group.
Identifying Ancestry in the Colonial Chesapeake
The archaeological cases in the Written in Bone exhibition focus on identifying skeletal remains from only three groups who were here in the 1600s and early 1700s — individuals of Native American, European, and African origins.
- Individuals with Native American ancestry have proportionately wider faces and shorter, broader cranial vaults.
- Individuals with European ancestry tend to have straight facial profiles and narrower faces with projecting, sharply angled nasal bones.
- Individuals with sub-Saharan African ancestry generally show greater facial projection in the area of the mouth, wider distance between the eyes, and a wider nasal cavity.
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- The color of a bone does not reveal ancestry. Bone color has more to do with what happens to a body after death than in life.


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With all due respect to the Seahawks, who might have had their most important win in the Pete Carroll regime Sunday in Chicago, the NFC West's headliner this week is the Rams, who moved their record to an eye-popping 4-0-1 within the NFC West after shocking the division-leading 49ers in overtime in St. Louis.
What follows is our weekly team-by-team take on the state of the NFC West:
What we learned: The future in the desert for Ken Whisenhunt can't help but be increasingly shaky following the Cardinals' eighth consecutive loss — a 7-6 road defeat to a Jets team that appeared to be in equally dire straits. The latest in a string of unnerving calamities might have been the ugliest yet this season, which is really saying something considering the season-long ineptitude displayed by the team's offense. Rookie QB Ryan Lindley had all kinds of problems in his second career start, completing only 10-of-31 passes for 72 yards and an interception, as the Cardinals managed a mere 137 total yards, including only six yards in the third quarter, and five first downs and failed to covert any of their 15 third-down opportunities. If the Cardinals' higher-ups decide that they've had enough already from the current regime and pull the plug on Whisenhunt before the season is over, it's unlikely too many inhabitants of Cardinals Nation would be sorry after watching the team go two months and counting without a win after a 4-0 start that couldn't seem like a more distant memory.
What's in store next: What's next is probably more grief, with the Cardinals heading to Seattle to take on the Seahawks, who have to be as high as a kite after their huge victory over the Bears in Chicago Sunday. Whisenhunt said after the game that he had yet to decide who he would go with under center this weekend, with Lindley, John Skelton and Kevin Kolb all possibly figuring in the muddled mix. After previously demoting Skelton in favor of Lindley, it's unlikely Whisenhunt will go back to Skelton, who most close observers consider to be as good as gone at this stage of the season. Kolb would probably get the call if his injured ribs are considered fully healed, but that is hardly a given.
What the heck? Why not go back to Skelton? Granted, he was delivering a lot more minuses than pluses in a starting role this season, but, unlike Lindley, who just looks totally lost, Skelton at least has had some bona fide success in the past, winning six of the eight games in which he appeared last season in place of the injured Kolb, usually in a dramatic fashion. As for WR Larry Fitzgerald, who once again was missed on a wide-open pass that could have resulted in a score in the loss to the Jets, maybe putting him out of his misery and trading him for a bundle of high picks isn't such a bad idea after all.
What we learned: Don't look now, but the Rams, undefeated within their division after a statement-making 16-13 overtime victory over the NFC West-leading 49ers, cannot be discounted as a potential playoff contender after their second gutty victory in a row. The team's young blood did a commendable job soiling San Francisco's record, especially rookie PK Greg Zuerlein — who blasted out of a recent slump with a 53-yard field goal to put the game into overtime and a 54-yard game-winner with only 26 seconds left in overtime — and hustling rookie CB Janoris Jenkins, who scored his third TD in the past two weeks on a key fumble recovery for a TD that turned the momentum in the Rams' favor. The Rams' front seven on defense came to play, putting steady pressure on Niners QB Colin Kaepernick and throttling the Niners' normally potent ground game. On offense, yet another rookie, Chris Givens, picked up the slack created by Danny Amendola's absence (foot) with 11 catches for 92 yards, and QB Sam Bradford contributed a pair of key scrambles to set up the FG that sent the game into overtime.
What's in store next: The Rams travel to Buffalo to take on a Bills team that also kept its faint playoff hopes alive with a 34-18 rout of the Jaguars on Sunday. Buffalo's offense came alive, as QB Ryan Fitzpatrick led the team on five consecutive scoring drives. Bills RBs Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller, one of the league's strongest RB duos, will be facing a St. Louis defense spearheaded by MLB James Laurinaitis that had a strong game against the run Sunday. The Rams' ends and outside linebackers will need to keep Spiller from bouncing outside, while the interior line featuring Kendall Langford and Michael Brockers will work to plug the middle. The Bills will aim to run the ball and use the screen play to keep Rams DEs Chris Long and Robert Quinn from pinning their ears back.
What the heck? The offense might have done just enough to win, but it was far from impressive, especially on the ground, where both Steven Jackson (21-48) and Daryl Richardson (3-6) had long days running behind a line that came up short in the run-blocking department. In addition, dropped passes by a host of players (Steve Smith, Brian Quick, Austin Pettis, Lance Kendricks) were worthy of fans' heckling, as well as the considerable cushion by the Rams' secondary that enabled Niners receivers (particularly Michael Crabtree) to make plays consistently in space. The secondary's loose coverage was brought up throughout the game by the national TV commentators. Let's throw in rookie P Johnny Hekker's 14-yard shank in overtime for good measure, even though Niners PK David Akers' subsequent missed field goal turned it into a relatively harmless gaffe.
What we learned: Dare we bring up the possibility of Jim Harbaugh turning the QB reins back over to Alex Smith after second-year QB Colin Kaepernick's ill-advised errant pitch to Ted Ginn Jr. was the key factor in the Niners' 16-13 overtime loss to the upstart Rams? You betcha, with Smith appearing fully ready to try to right the Niners' suddenly shaky ship if called upon. After the Niners took a 7-0 lead on Frank Gore's TD run, the Rams' defense stopped the Niners' offense cold for the most part, as San Francisco's ground game proved negligible save for Kaepernick's 9-84 rushing, including an eye-popping 50-yard run that set up a go-ahead field goal by David Akers with 1:34 remaining in regulation. The defense, meanwhile, was stingy as usual, but it was unable to register a single takeaway. Mixed signals on the QB situation moving forward this week are a good bet, possibly right down to the wire before this Sunday's game at home against the desperate Dophins.
What's in store next: The Dolphins' fading playoff hopes were further diminished following a 23-16 loss Sunday to the Patriots in which the offense was limited to 277 yards. Eight penalties for 92 yards also proved costly for Miami. Making their loss all the more painful was the likely season-ending torn triceps suffered by Pro Bowl OLT Jake Long, which could signal a big day for the Niners' pass rush spearheaded by ROLB Aldon Smith, who surpassed Reggie White with the most sacks by a player in his first two seasons with his sack against the Rams Sunday (he now has 31½). It's worth noting that the Niners have yet to lose two games in a row under Jim Harbaugh.
What the heck? Obviously, Kaepernick's costly blunder sticks out, but the heat continues to increase on Akers, who failed for the second time this season against the Rams to win the game with a field goal in overtime when his 51-yarder sailed wide right. A season-high 11 penalties for 97 yards is also very much worth mentioning, since Harbaugh had stressed the need to cut down on flags leading up to the game. In addition, the Rams' third-quarter safety was certainly open to interpretation, but Harbaugh could not challenge the officials' intentional grounding ruling on Kaepernick in the endzone because it was a scoring play.
What we learned: Finally, a win on the road! A really big win, in fact, as it improved Seattle's hopes for a playoff spot with three of the last four games at home, where the Seahawks have been picture-perfect this season. Rookie QB Russell Wilson adroitly choreographed a perfect ending, directing a 12-play, 80-yard game winning drive in overtime culminated by Sidney Rice's TD catch in a 23-17 victory over the Bears. Wilson completed 10 of his final 13 passes (including his last eight) and has now posted 100-plus passer ratings with zero interceptions in the past four games. He got big assists from Rice and fellow WR Golden Tate, who each had TD catches and more than 95 receiving yards. But let's not forget the major contribution on the other side of the ball from rookie MLB Bobby Wagner, who came up with a pivotal stop of Bears RB Michael Bush on 4th-and-1 with the Bears leading 7-0 and seemingly driving toward another score deep in Seattle territory.
What's in store next: Here come the Cardinals, caught up in a nasty eight-game skid with no end in sight. It's worth remembering, though, that Arizona, which still has an excellent defense, defeated Seattle in Week One when Wilson's last-ditch comeback effort fell just short in a 20-16 victory by the Cardinals. Beyond that, as good as the Seahawks have been at home, they have yet to win a single game this season against a fellow NFC West opponent. Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch and Wilson could cause problems for a struggling Cardinals run defense after combining for 158 yards rushing and a TD against the Bears.
What the heck? Three plays deserve mention in this catgetory: (1) A lost fumble on the first possession of the game; (2) An apparent TD catch by Braylon Edwards in the first half that was nullified when the refs, much to Pete Carroll's chagrin, ruled that the ball had hit the ground before Edwards controlled it; and (3) The jaw-dropping 56-yard reception by Bears WR Brandon Marshall in a traffic jam tighter than Chicago's main highway during rush hour that enabled the Bears to get the game into overtime.


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Grilled Flank Steak with Gorgonzola Cream Sauce
Recipe courtesy of Patrick and Gina Neely
Recipe Courtesy The Neelys
- Down Home with the Neelys
- Total Time:
- 35 min
- Prep:
- 10 min
- Inactive:
- 5 min
- Cook:
- 20 min
- Yield:
- 3 to 4 servings
- Level:
- Easy
- Total Time:
- 35 min
- Prep:
- 10 min
- Inactive:
- 5 min
- Cook:
- 20 min
- Yield:
- 3 to 4 servings
- Level:
- Easy
- 1 1/2 pound flank steak
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Gorgonzola Cream Sauce, recipe follows
- Gorgonzola Cream Sauce:
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 shallot, minced
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1/4 pound Gorgonzola
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Heat a grill pan to medium heat.
Season the steak liberally with salt and pepper. Cook for 6 minutes on each side for medium rare. *Cook's Note: If you prefer medium, cook for 8 to 10 minutes per side.
Remove from heat, cover with foil to make a tent. Rest for 5 minutes before slicing steak. Cut into 1/8-inch thick slices. Transfer to a platter and ladle on Gorgonzola Cream Sauce.Gorgonzola Cream Sauce:
Heat a medium size saucepan over medium heat. Add butter to melt. Saute shallots until tender. Add the heavy cream and let reduce by half. Turn heat to low, add the Gorgonzola and stir until it melts. Season, to taste, with salt and pepper.
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LEIPSIC - Saturday night saw two Putnam County League boys basketball teams taking center stage at the home of the Leipsic Vikings as Todd Turnwald's Ottoville Big Green came to town for their annual league showdown.
The game marked two different styles in play this year as the Vikings' up-tempo pace took on the more deliberate style from the Big Green.
The game was what you expect in the PCL as both teams landed one punch after another and the lead sea-sawed back and forth until the Vikings stopped a last-second 3-point shot by the Big Green to preserve a 55-52 win and seal at least a tie in the league depending on how the Columbus Grove Bulldogs did on the evening. The Bulldogs defeated Miller City to force Leipsic to win in their PCL finale at Fort Jennings Friday.
It was a bittersweet evening for the Viking faithful as they had to say goodbye to 10 seniors playing their final game for the purple and gold of head coach Scott Maag. Seniors Devin Mangas, Derek Steffan, Austin Brown, Caleb Barerra, Derrick Bennett, Mitch Kuhlman, Aric Schroeder, Josh Gerten, Leo Gerdeman and Collin Schroeder laced it up for the last night on the home court of the Vikings.
The first quarter of play saw both teams using their offensive styles to stay close as the Vikings had a 12-10 lead after the first eight minutes of play. Brown led the attack with eight points in the quarter. Junior Luke Schimmoeller kept his team close as he netted six points for the Big Green.
Both teams silenced the leading scorers in the first period throughout the second quarter; however, guard play on both teams picked up the pace as the Vikings extended their lead to 28-23 going into halftime.
Senior Derek Schimmoeller led the Big Green with six points and sophomore Tyler Roby buried a deep 3-ball to add to the Big Green's 13 points in the quarter. Mangas led the Vikings' attack — after going scoreless in the first — with nine points.
The third quarter saw the Big Green come right out and start chipping away at the Vikings' lead but each time, the Vikings came right back and took the lead. Roby continued his hot shooting from the outside with two more 2 3-pointers and Austin Honigford added five points to contribute to their team's 15 points in the stanza. The Vikings had balanced scoring throughout the period but got four big points off the bench from Kuhlman.
After three quarters of play, the Vikings led 42-38.
As was the case in the third quarter of play, the Big Green stormed out of the gate in the fourth and rallied all the way back to take a 43-42 lead at the 5:10 mark. However, the Vikings rode Brown's back (9 points in the 4th), connected on 5-of-8 shots from the charity stripe and survived several last-second chances by the Big Green to tie the game to come away with the win on the evening.
The Vikings (17-4, 6-0 PCL) were led by the duo of Brown (22 points) and Mangas (14 points) on the night. The Vikings were only 17-43 from inside the arc for 40 percent, 38 percent (3-8) from beyond the arc and 12-17 (71%) from the foul line. They hauled down 27 boards and committed 16 turnovers.
The Big Green (8-13, 3-4 PCL) had three players score in double figures on the evening: Ryan Honigford (13 points), Luke Schimmoeller (12) and Derek Schimmoeller (11) led the way. The Big Green shot 43 percent by going 13-30 from inside the arc and were 5-14 (36%) from 3-point land. From the charity stripe, they continued their excellent shooting by going 11-11 for the evening. The Green only had 16 turnovers for the game and hauled down 17 boards.
The Big Green will travel to Wayne Trace Friday night for a 6 p.m. junior varsity start.
No JV game was played Saturday.
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Derek Schimmoeller 3-1-2-11, Ryan Honigford 2-1-6-13, Luke Schimmoeller 5-0-2-12, Cory Fischer 0-0-0-0, Brandt Landin 0-0-0-0, Austin Honigford 3-0-1-7. Totals 13-5-11-52.
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Devin Mangas 2-2-4-14, Derek Steffan 1-0-0-2, Austin Brown 7-0-8-22, Caleb Barrera 1-0-0-2, Aric Schroeder 3-0-0-6, Zach Kuhlman 0-1-0-3, Mitch Kuhlman 3-0-0-6. Totals 17-3-12-55.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Defending its NCAA championship became considerably more difficult for the University of Louisville basketball team Thursday: Rick Pitino said that Chane Behanan, the team's junior forward, has been suspended indefinitely for a violation of university policy.
Pitino said that it was possible but not probable for Behanan to return to the team. Pitino said that athletic director Tom Jurich made the decision. Behanan no longer lives in Minardi Hall with the rest of the basketball team. He will not practice or participate in team activities during the suspension.
Pitino declined to identify the rules that Behanan's violated.
"It's multiple things," Pitino said. "Don't ask what it is, we're not going to tell you … Chane wouldn't hurt a fly. He's a good person. But it's very difficult for him to follow rules."
Behanan is a 6-foot-6, 245-pound junior from Cincinnati. He has started 74 games during his first two seasons for the Cardinals, averaging 9.6 points and 7 rebounds over his career. He looked impressive during Louisville's first two pre-season scrimmages and said that he had worked to improve his jump shot over the summer.
Behanan had 15 points and 12 rebounds in Louisville's 82-76 victory over Michigan in the NCAA championship game last spring. He was named to the all-Final Four team. On Wednesday Behanan was named to the American Conference pre-season first team by the league coaches.
Behanan did not play in Louisville's first two exhibition games because of a suspension last season, and Pitino did not allow him to speak with the media for more than a month.
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---- — ALTAMONT -- Diedre Ledbetter is not used to walking people. The Altamont ace hadn't walked a single batter in the Indians' previous eight games -- until Friday night against Newton. So for her to walk the leadoff batter, Emilee Johnson, was a sign that things might not be normal for Altamont. She surrendered a run in the first, when Johnson came around to score on a Brittany Fore RBI single, and runners were at second and third with no out. But she buckled down, got through the inning without any damage, and wouldn't give up another run in Altamont's 11-1 win in six innings. She briefly ran into trouble again with a runner on third with two outs in the second, but was stellar from there, both on the mound and at the plate. "The cold weather, it's hard to throw different pitches," said Altamont coach John Niebrugge. "After that, she got control. It was just Diedre just shutting them down."Ledbetter struck out eight Eagles in six innings of work, allowing just one run to Newton. She also was 4-for-5 at the dish, knocking in five of Altamont's 11 runs. After allowing the first inning run, Altamont got right back to work against Newton's Karsyn McCoy. Madison Ohnesorge reached on an error and stole second, allowing Ledbetter to knock her in two batters later. Ledbetter would score on a wild pitch, and Gabby Alwardt had an RBI single of her own to make it 3-1 heading to the second. Things were quiet until the third, when Altamont continued getting after McCoy. Lauren White led off with a triple and immediately came around on an Alwardt RBI single."(Alwardt'S) finally starting the stroke the ball, she's getting her timing down," Niebrugge said. "She started as a four hitter, now she's batting sixth... add her to the mix, and we're dangerous."With two outs, Joleen Nothrup knocked her in.Following an Ohnesorge infield single and a walk, Ledbetter came through with two more RBI, pushing the Altamont lead to 7-1. White would score again in the fourth off an error and two wide pitches. Ledbetter had another RBI in the fifth following a double by Ohnesorge. They'd end the game in the sixth, when a Nothrup fly ball with two outs was dropped, allowing a run to score to make it 10-1. Ohnesorge singled again, Josie Phillips walked, setting the stage for Ledbetter's walk-off single. "We're putting 10, 11, 12 runs every game," Niebrugge said. We've got hitters up and down the lineup, Cory Dorr and Jolene did a good job getting on base and turning the lineup over."McCoy took the loss for Newton, pitching three innings and allowing seven runs before being pulled for Katelyn Hardiek. Fore was 1-2 for with an RBI, a walk and a stolen base. Brooke Koebele and Johnson each had singles, while Keidrah Hadiek had a double.Alwardt went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs on the game. Madison Ohnesorge was 2-for-4 and White was 1-for-3 with a triple. Newton returns to LIC play Monday at Oblong, while Altamont (8-1) travels to face Stew-Stras.
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