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A criminal complaint filed in Fillmore County Tuesday says investigators found numerous sick and starving horses on the farm of 80-year-old Wilbur Eugene Schmoll, and that five were so sick that veterinarians had to put them down.
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How to play Johann Sebastian Joust without Move controllers, a laptop, or the game
Colin Northway is a game developer who is finishing up the promising Incredipede, and he's doing so in a very unique way; by traveling the world and coding from the road. He's also a huge fan of Johann Sebastian Joust, but his lifestyle makes it hard to carry around a series of laptops and piles of Move controllers. He's had to get creative to get his fix. The first attempt at the game took place during a backyard meeting with a group of indie developers, and it involved apples and plates. They called the game Japple. "No one had Move controllers so I just grabbed an apple and a plate and challenged Mike Boxleiter. It worked well enough that we got a nice five-player game going until the sun went down. Andy's girlfriend Aubrey was a little dismayed that we used the apples she hand-picked earlier in the day for Japple, so the rule was you had to eat the apple when it was over so that it wasn't a waste," Northway said. "They were bruised but tasty, having been spiced with the glory of victory." The goal was simple: You had to keep your apple on your plate and knock the apple of your opponent's plate. Here's a quick video of a killing blow.There are other ways to play Joust, and the next day on the beach they had to recreate the game once again. "I gathered up some rocks and flat sticks, drew a court in the sand, and we played for hours. Aubrey has Aikido skills and at one point grabbed my foot and hop-walked me right out of the ring. Mike once lured me into the water and then reverse-head-butted the rock off my stick." These analog versions of Joust can be played without a copy of the game, using items you have around the house, but they're not as good as the electronic version. "It works but it isn't as good as the real thing. Lots of games end in ties since you can't really be sure who went out first and it obviously doesn't have the speed differences," Northway explained. "Another odd difference is that when you play J.S. Joust out on the street people get really curious and want to play. When you play a low-fi analog people just think you're crazy." There are games everywhere, even outside. You just have to go find them.


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1952. A crowd boards a streetcar, presumably to go to work, at least for the man with the briefcase. I don't go to work myself since being laid off but do keep myself very busy and hope to land work before all the money runs out. In the meantime the weather changes and the greyness of fall and winter sets in. I always love the autumn weeks but soon struggle to make it through the low-light conditions of winter. I like to think someone boarding that streetcar had the same struggles and after reading the marquee across the street thought, "I'm going to go see that later. The movies always cheer me up."
I have been fascinated, obsessed, delighted, awe-struck, intrigued, invigorated and re-invigorated by the movies for decades now but sometimes find myself at a loss as to what to do with them besides watch them. That sounds odd of course, what else does one do with a movie besides watch it? Well, write about it, discuss it, take it apart and put it back together, feel it, live it and sometimes even connect to it on a deeply personal level. Lately though, I've just been watching them. In fact, thanks to my recently unemployed status I've probably watched more movies in the last two months than I watched in the preceding six months and still, I have little to say about them. Right now, Tony Dayoub of Cinema Viewfinder has a blogathon going on concerning the films of Brian De Palma. I have seen several Brian De Palma movies but find myself unsure as to what to write about any or all of them. I know that I like Carrie and Blow Out and that Casualties of War was a disappointment to me but nothing on the level of Body Double which felt like a disaster or some kind of cinematic lost bet. Many love Scarface, I do not. The Untouchables was enjoyable but I haven't returned to it in years and have little desire to do so now. The thing is, I find De Palma an excellent filmmaker in scenes more than in whole movies which is a part of my difficulty in writing about one particular film. Even when De Palma disappoints me however, and he has done so often, he can still amaze me with individual scenes and set-ups. I'm sure I'm not the first to think that the museum moment in Dressed to Kill is one of the greatest seduction scenes ever filmed. Or the moment in Blow Out when John Travolta is listening to the tape over and over again while a split screen shows us the car tire in close-up and as Travolta realizes he is hearing two bangs, the gunshot first and then the blow out, the audio and visuals come together so beautifully it's almost like watching a dance between the two, choreographed perfectly by De Palma.
In fact, I think Blow Out is probably my favorite De Palma film but I still have little to say about it. I imagine anything I say will fall far short of the insightful analysis my better prepared brother and sister bloggers can and most likely will provide. But this is a blogathon and it is about De Palma and my favorite film of his is Blow Out so dammit, I should say something and so I shall. I shall try to express why it is my favorite of his films, one part having to do with him and one part having to do with timing.
The first part, having to do with De Palma, concerns the assassin Burke, played brilliantly by John Lithgow. Following his actions throughout the movie makes it another dance as it were, with John Travolta's soundman Jack, each partner countering the other while moving closer together. Most conspiracy films only cover one side, the protagonist. Whether it's The Conversation or The Parallax View we usually get little in the way of what the bad guys are up to but in Blow Out we follow Burke's centered, obsessively focused movements just as closely as we follow Jack's on the other side. As Burke does everything he can to cover his tracks, with the precision of a Swiss clockmaker, including the horrifying yet brilliant plan of killing similar women in an effort to make it look like the work of a serial killer so that when he finally kills our heroine, Sally, played by Nancy Allen, no one will think anything more of it than she was just the next victim in line, we see both his and Jack's axis lines moving towards the same point, knowing they will cross and knowing Jack will be powerless to stop what follows. Not only are Burke and Jack's movements countered and observed throughout the movie but De Palma does so with sound and video, rarely dialogue. There is plenty of dialogue of course, but the important aspects of the story are all represented visually, as Jack cuts out the photos from the "accident" to reconstruct them or Burke replaces the tire on the car. From beginning to end Blow Out is movie for people who love the movies. Like the works of Quentin Tarantino or Paul Thomas Anderson years later, it celebrates moviemaking itself as it tells its story, and not through visual quoting of films past but through the sheer exuberance, detail and thoughtfulness put into each shot.
The second part to this, the other reason Blow Out is my favorite De Palma film, has little to do with De Palma and more to do with its release year of 1981. Unbeknownst to De Palma, Blow Out was a signal post for the cinema, the last one for the seventies. In my mind, maybe in yours as well, it marked the end of the great seventies experiment where production companies and studios paid good cash for writer-directors to put whatever the hell they wanted to up there on the screen, with little interference. The movie has the feel of what came before and none of what came after. Blow Out, like so many of the great works of the seventies, from Chinatown to Taxi Driver, The Last Detail to The French Connection, The Parallax View to Dog Day Afternoon, has an ending that is bleak, despairing and hopeless with its hero coming up on the wrong end. The world, it seems, isn't a very fair place after all. The very next year E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial was released and felt like it emitted from another era than Blow Out, separated by decades, not twelve months. The seventies were officially over and the eighties had begun. There would still be all manner of movies with endings both happy and sad but no more with the feel those seventies movies had, at least in the mind of this admittedly nostalgic writer. While many people welcome a respite from movies with bleak endings or find them too hard to watch in the first place I maintain, as have many others including Roger Ebert who probably said it most famously, and I paraphrase, good movies are never depressing, bad movies always are. Like that commuter that I imagined planning to see The Sellout, a movie like Blow Out still cheers me up despite its somber resolution, full of despair and quiet surrender. It cheers me up because great film, great art, always does and even if I don't always know what to say about it I appreciate the gift nonetheless.
This post has been a contribution to the Brian De Palma blogathon hosted by Tony Dayoub at Cinema Viewfinder.


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Providence University Chamber Singers
UK Tour
April 24 - May 12, 2012
Tour of the UK from April 24 - May 12, 2012
The Providence University Chamber Singers are embarking on a tour of the UK from April 24 – May 12, 2012, their ninth UK tour since 1987.
The tour is an exciting blend of travel, performance, ministry, and cultural exchange.
"We have returned to many of the same churches over the years and continue to be warmly received," remarks conductor Dr. Henry Schellenberg: "the students regard their British tour experience as one of the highlights of their undergraduate degree program."
Fund-raising projects this year have included banquets and concerts, carol-singing, craft sales, silent auctions, bake sales, working at Schriemer's, talent shows, a new recording and sponsorship projects. Esther Reimer, student fund-raising chair: comments: "The local community has wonderfully showed their support. I can't wait to be on tour and see the benefit of all our hard work."
The UK tour happens every three or four years. This year's tour will feature a choral workshop with Dr. Collin Durrant, principal lecturer in music and music education at the University of Surrey, as well as performances in parish churches, Abbeys, and Cathedrals in Exeter, Liverpool, Ayr (Scotland) and Cambridge. In addition students will have the opportunity to visit London, Oxford, Edinburgh, and Stratford as well as smaller communities throughout the UK.
The 29 students in the choir will be accompanied by staff members Dr.Randall Holm, Dr. Karen Sunabacka, Chris Banman, Willie and Lin Wiebe, and conductor Dr. Henry Schellenberg.
This year's Spring Concert to be held at Emmanuel Evangelical Free Church on Sunday, March 25 at 7:30 PM will feature the Chamber Singers in a variety of repertoire including the World Premier of "Swish, a composition written especially for the Chamber Singers by Dr. Sunabacka.
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"I am…" is the most empowered statement you can make. It's an invocation of the name of the Creator. It's a statement of pure presence.
"I am beginning…" in the present; and into the future.
A beginning is a powerful thing — a strong, active, grounded beginning is the first moment in a series of behaviors.
Setting intentions and making decisions are always "free" (no cost) actions, but, to get beyond the intangible realm of thought, intentions require some third-dimensional form to inhabit.
Thoughts are things; words are their handles.
Start with a good old-fashioned declaration — to put something down in words, or to speak it out loud, gives it a real, tangible, grounded form.
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Kemp has been battling issues with his hamstring since last Saturday's game against the Chicago Cubs. He had an MRI on his leg on Monday and the team made the call to give him a break. Kemp joins teammate Juan Uribe on the disabled list.
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Bomb squad raids house in Blackburn after suspect material found
10:30am Tuesday 4th December 2012 in News By Jessica Cree, Crime reporter
A BOMB disposal squad carried out a controlled blast after suspected explosives were found in a terraced house.
Police were called to Wensley Road, Blackburn, where they seized black powder, an ammunition box and fuses.
The bomb team was not able to make the items safe at the house so officers carried out a controlled explosion on Blackpool beach.
Police said they were doing tests to see what the materials were and whether any offences have been committed.
Landlord Iqbal Patel, who rents out the house, said he was shocked when police told him suspected explosives were found.
The 46-year-old decorator said: "This has been an absolute nightmare. It has been a terrible shock that the police have found these items.
"It was left in such a state, but I am just glad to have my house back."
Neighbours said six police vehicles met at a car park off Apple Street at around 11am on Saturday (Dec 1), before making their way to the house.
The bomb disposal team arrived a few hours later and the officers were there until around 6pm.
Adil Lincoln, a 26-year-old decorator, who lives across the road from the property, said he was concerned that potential explosives had been found in his street.
He said: "It is terrifying that someone could have had dangerous materials.
"People were really shocked.
"There was a bomb squad parked right outside my house.
"I never expected anything like that to happen around here."
Olivia Crosby, 38, who also lives in Wensley Road, said: "We had no idea what was going on in there.
"It was very unusual when we saw the bomb squad.
"We never spoke to the guy who lived there, he only ever used the back door and kept himself to himself."
A police spokesman said: "We were called at 10.45am on Saturday.
"When police have searched the house, they found black powder, an ammunition box and some fuses as well as knives and an ornamental cannon.
"The Explosive Ordnance Disposal team could not make them safe, so they have taken them away and carried out a controlled explosion on Blackpool beach in the early hours of the morning."
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text: Orrin Lee Bailey, 72, of Show Low, Arizona, formerly of Brady, Nebraska, died February 26th, 2013, at Show Low. He was born April 15th, 1940, in Brady, son of Ernest and Mary (Anderson) Bailey.Orrin grew up in Brady and graduated from Brady High School with the class of 1959. He attended Mid-Plains Community College for two years. He married Janice Brown on November 26th, 1960, at North Platte. He was an electrician for NPPD in various places in Nebraska and then moved to Oregon and worked for Sprint. Survivors include his wife, Janice Bailey of Show Low; son, Clint Bailey; son, Ken Bailey; grandson, Kandall Bailey; sister Jeanne (Earl) Max; sister-in-laws Virginia Bailey and Carolyn Bailey; along with many nieces, nephews and extended family and friends.Orrin was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, Marvin, Russell and Don Bailey and a sister-in-law, Leona Bailey.Cremation was chosen. A memorial service will be held at Brady at a later date. Memorials may be given to the family in care Jeanne Max, 219 West River St, Brady, NE 69123


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ACCOMAC, Va. - A nearly four-month long investigation, with building after building burnt to the ground, ended on the night of April 1st with the arrest of Charles Smith and Tonya Bundick.
Throughout the night and into the morning hours Smith, the then-accused former Parksley volunteer firefighter spoke with Accomack County sheriff Todd Godwin and investigators about the months of fires ravaging the county.
When asked by a special agent about how he started the fires, Smith says, "with a rag."
"What made you do it?" asked Godwin.
Smith responded, "I'm not going to tell you."
Later in the interview, investigators spoke with Smith about a fire on "Metompkin Road", referring to the arson at 16731 Metompkin Road in Nelsonia on March 26th.
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"I felt bad after I found out whose [property] that was," Smith said.
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"The door was open," replied Smith.
"I mean, but how did you see?" Godwin asked.
"Nothing. I was in the fire company, they told us how to fiddle around in the dark!" exclaimed Smith.
The evidence continued. on the 55 page statement of facts obtained by WMDT, lawyers broke down every charge and Smith's role, enough against him to lead to a guilty plea.
In an interview on October 31th, Smith's lawyer Carl Bundick said, "there are photographs in each of the fire structures or facilities that were burned as well as statements made by Mr Smith."
While Smith may spend more than 500 years behind bars, his fiance awaits her trial. Although Tonya Bundick is only facing one count of arson and one count conspiracy to commit arson, Smith says her involvement was much more extensive.
One account, a fire in Parksley on November 13th, where Smith alleges he dropped Bundick off as she walked through the field and set the Johnson Road home aflame.
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ACCOMAC, Va. - Charles Smith, the repeat arsonist, made one of his last walks from court back to his jail cell after pleading guilty to 68 counts of arson.
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Democrats do not live the way they vote.
Now that Obama has had the reins for over four years and is running amok destroying our nation, I am still confused why he was voted in for the second time.
Observing the current state of our nation, I conclude that Democrats are a much bigger threat to America than Islamic terrorists will ever be.
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I have Democrat friends and know how they generally behave. Not a single one of them live the way they vote. Not one of them takes money from a working neighbor and gives it to another neighbor who chooses not to work.But they vote for people that do?
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Most of my Democrat friends appreciate the military, some have even served, yet they vote for people who cut military personnel, benefits, supplies, and food.
Most of them believe sodomy is wrong, yet vote for people who support this lifestyle.
All of my Democrat friends believe in God, yet they vote for people that boo God at their convention?
This is a great paradox to me. I do not know a single Democrat that lives the way they vote.
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MP Tom Brake calls on Boris Johnson to back night bus between Sutton and Croydon
Updated 1:15pm Monday 3rd February 2014 in News By Sophia Sleigh, Chief Reporter
An MP is calling on Boris Johnson to make a bus service run 24 hours between Sutton and Croydon.
Carshalton and Wallington MP Tom Brake wants to extend Sutton's 154 bus service to 24 hours a day or bring back the N213 night bus.
London Mayor Boris Johnson
The mayor recently announced plans for a 24-hour tube service at weekends from 2015 but Mr Brake wants more to be done.
The former night bus serving Carshalton and Wallington, the N213, was withdrawn in 2009 after Transport for London concluded it attracted too few users.
But since then Mr Brake's constituents have regularly contacted him requesting later journeys between Croydon and Sutton.
He said: "The lack of night time transport services in Carshalton and Wallington particularly affects those working in or participating in the night time economy."
"Without a night bus, the safety of night-time travellers is compromised as they are forced to walk in the middle of the night or use illegal minicabs.
Extending the 154 service into a 24 hour route would have a beneficial impact upon the safety of night clubbers and shift workers alike."
To sign Mr Brake's petition visit tombrake.co.uk/en/petition/a-night-bus-for-sutton
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2:41pm Mon 3 Feb 14
Giles C says...
Why are you acting as an arm of a Lib Dem focus leaflet.
You have even given Tom Brakes petition address so that he can Hoover up more email addresses from young people for the next elections.
I thought you were meant to be balanced?
2:44pm Mon 3 Feb 14
Giles C says...
That would be kidnapping wouldn't it?
4:27pm Mon 3 Feb 14
Neil78 says...
Tom Brake likes to imagine that he somehow made that happen, by asking us to give him our email addresses then sending a press release to the local paper. More likely it was our Conservative London Assembly Member, Steve O'Connell, who made sure the right people in City Hall and TfL looked at the Croydon-Sutton night bus problem so it could be sorted out. I suppose people can make their own mind up.
I don't think Tom Brake is yet claiming credit for the sun in the sky and the birds in the trees, but it's probably just a matter of time...
5:53am Tue 4 Feb 14
gbzgc says...
Every time an election approaches Tom Brake wheels out the old Night Bus gag and the idiots of Carshalton and Wallington fall for it every time.
It doesnt matter who got it extended or what he doesn't do, or how he goes back on his election promises (tuition fees) the lemmings will vote him back in, probably with an increased majority!!!!
And i thought the weather was depressing
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Cast: Nicholas Hoult, Ewan McGregor, Eleanor Tomlinson, Stanley Tucci, Ian McShane, Eddie Marsan
Plot: An ancient war is reignited when young farmhand Jack unwittingly opens a gateway between our world and a fearsome race of giants. Unleashed on Earth for the first time in centuries, the giants strive to reclaim the land they once lost, forcing Jack into the battle of his life to stop them. Fighting for a kingdom and its people — and the love of a brave princess — Jack comes face to face with the unstoppable warriors he thought only existed as legend and gets the chance to become a hero.


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By COURTNEY LEWIS
---- — PLATTSBURGH — Saturday's game didn't matter in the SUNY Athletic Conference men's hockey standings, but beating Oswego for the second time this season still meant plenty to Plattsburgh State.
Kevin Emmerling tallied two goals and an assist to help Plattsburgh take down the Lakers 4-3 at Stafford Ice Arena to wrap up the regular season.
"It's definitely big for our momentum," Emmerling said. "It's a great rivalry, and we wanted to do this one for the seniors (Saturday). We just went out there and worked hard. So it was a good win, a good team effort all around."
The Lakers had already clinched the regular-season conference title. The Cardinals (18-6-1, 13-2-1 SUNYAC) finished with 27 points, one point out of first place. Plattsburgh will host a SUNYAC Tournament semifinal game next Saturday.
The game was tied 1-1 heading into the second period. The second-ranked Lakers (22-3, 15-1) had a good rebound chance in the middle of the period and thought they scored, but the officials ruled Mathieu Cadieux kept the puck out of the net. Cadieux made another tough save on a 2-on-1 moments later.
Then, during a Plattsburgh power play, Dillan Fox took a shot from the slot, and the rebound came right out to Emmerling, who fired it past Andrew Hare to put the Cardinals ahead.
With Plattsburgh on another power play a few minutes later, Oswego's Matt Singleton chased the puck into the Cardinals' zone, and Cadieux came way out of his crease to try to get to it first but fell. Singleton got tangled up with a Plattsburgh defenseman but the puck bounced to David Titanic, who put it in the empty net.
The frenetic pace continued, and Plattsburgh regained the lead when Nick Jensen scored from the left circle 1:13 later. Plattsburgh coach Bob Emery called that a "huge" goal.
In the third, Michael Cassidy broke in all alone, but Hare stopped him and then turned away his rebound chance as well. But the ninth-ranked Cardinals put another one past Hare at 7:45, when Connor Gorman skated around the net and dished to Emmerling in front.
Luke Moodie made it a 4-3 game at 10:52. The Lakers pulled Hare in the final minute but still couldn't tie it.
"I thought we, at times, got frustrated getting out of our own end. And then when we did get in the offensive zone, I thought it was the opposite — we rushed things," Oswego coach Ed Gosek said. "And we're usually pretty patient, and we're usually looking to make a second pass. (Saturday) just seems liked we wanted to get it in and get it to the net instead of taking the time and making the extra pass or making the extra play."
Cadieux totaled 26 saves, and Gosek said the junior goalie was the difference in the game.
"I thought he was very good," Gosek said. "He made some big-time saves. That's two games in a row now against us I thought he was the first star of the game."
Bobby Gertsakis poked in the puck from right in front of the crease to give Oswego a 1-0 lead at 14:42 of the first. Plattsburgh answered on a power play of its own three minutes later, when Mark Constantine scored from the right point.
Emmerling finished with three points for Plattsburgh, and Constantine and Jared Docking had two.
Hare stopped 31 shots.
Plattsburgh recognized its five seniors — Docking, Mike Grace, Patrick Jobb, Josh Leis and Paul Puglisi — before the game.
The Cardinals also defeated Oswego on the road Dec. 1. Saturday, they beat their archrival at Stafford for the first time since March 7, 2009.
"The guys were pretty much playing for pride here. But I think it's a good statement for us," Emery said. "Oswego is one hell of a hockey team; they've got an unbelievable coach. And to be able to beat them twice in one season is pretty good."
Plattsburgh 4, Oswego 3
Oswego 1 1 1 — 3
Plattsburgh 1 2 1 — 4
First period- 1, Osw, Gertsakis (Pa. Rodrigues, Whitelaw), 14:14 (pp). 2, PSU, Constantine (Emmerling, Docking), 17:49 (pp). Penalties: Muise, Osw (hitting after the whistle), 8:01. Roytman, PSU (interference), 10:31. Cook, PSU (interference), 14:15. Muise, Osw (interference), 17:15.
Second period- 3, PSU, Emmerling (Fox, Constantine), 14:01 (pp). 4, Osw, Titanic (Singleton), 17:26 (sh). 5, PSU, N. Jensen (Dockings, A. Jensen), 18:39. Penalties: Kim-Swallow, Osw (tripping), 6:55. McConney, Osw (roughing), 13:06. Leimbrock, Osw (interference), 15:53. Radisa, PSU (boarding), 19:25. Third period- 6, PSU, Emmerling (Gorman, Puglisi), 7:45. 7, Osw, Moodie (Whitelaw, Pa. Rodrigues), 10:52 (pp). Penalties: N. Jensen, PSU (holding), 5:18. A. Jensen, PSU (elbowing), 9:29. Gorman, PSU (tripping), 10:40. A. Jensen, PSU (hitting after the whistle), 15:33.
Shots on goal:
Oswego 8 13 8 — 29
Plattsburgh 9 16 10 — 35
Goaltenders (shots-saves): Hare, Osw, 35-31. Cadieux, PSU, 29-26.
Power plays (goals-opportunities): Oswego 2-7; Plattsburgh 2-5.
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Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of mortality and morbidity in the United States and is predicted to be a leading cause of death worldwide. Each year, over 19 million incidents of sudden cardiac events occur worldwide, with approximately 1 million of those in the United States. Despite the advances in medical treatment and interventional procedures to reduce mortality in patients with acute coronary syndrome, the number of patients with refractory myocardial ischemia and congestive heart failure is rapidly increasing. Currently, heart transplantation is the only successful treatment for end-stage heart failure; however, the ability to provide this treatment is limited by the availability of donor hearts. There is an urgent need to develop alternative therapies for both acute myocardial infarction and chronic cardiomyopathies. Recent work indicates that stem cells delivered via direct intramyocardial injection or intracoronary injection following acute MI have produced mixed results showing improvement of LV function of injured myocardium in humans with one study demonstrating sustained benefit; but other studies producing negative trials or transient benefit. The reasons for failure to translate preclinical results into benefits in humans are not known, but a good candidate is the vast difference in cell number required for human therapy compared to rodents. Additionally, advocates recognize major limitations due to lack of specific means to deliver the cells efficiently and effectively. Human antibodies for identification, selection and specific delivery of therapeutic stem cells will be developed. The identification and isolation of a specific human embryonic stem cell derived heart muscle antibodies would be a significant milestone since there presently are no human specific antibodies for human embryonic stem cell derived heart muscle. The isolation of antibodies will be a technical advancement to allow for the identification and potentially lead to selection techniques which will overcome one of the major hurdles of human embryonic stem cell derived heart muscle which is obtaining adequate numbers to be transplanted. The development of an antibody technology that will deliver the stem cells specifically to the area of a heart attach and/or beneficially influence the local tissue environment will enhance the field of myocardial regeneration. The developed technology can be potentially adapted to other organs as a tool for tissue regeneration.
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The funding from the CIRM grant will lead to critical proof of concept studies regarding the utility of our "targeting" technology for stem cells in myocardial repair. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of mortality and morbidity in California and the United States. Myocardial infarctions are also a leading cause of premature, permanent disability in the labor force, accounting for 19 percent of disability allowances by the Social Security Administration. Therapies directed at preventing and treating congestive heart failure resulting from myocardial infarctions would help reduce the social and economic impact from lost wages as well as reducing costs to the healthcare system. The benefit to the California economy will arise from the ongoing product development. The technology being developed creates a new line of tools for regenerative medicine. The technology builds and expands on the biotechnology sector and will lead to products used clinically to initially treat cardiovascular patients. Additionally, the technology being developed can be used for stem cell isolation and separation kits. The optimization of the antibodies would lead to the creation of new jobs within California. The commercialization of the antibody targeted stem cell therapy could potentially lead to a new industry within California. As part of the process of developing a therapeutic product, jobs will be created at academic centers and the private sector to demonstrate proof of concept studies as well as regulatory, preclinical testing, manufacturing, sales and clinical trials.
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The race was on Wednesday morning, with Maryville High School students running from one side of the campus to the other, all in search of six cups.
No Holy Grail sighting, but instead an innovative teaching technique that got the 33 students in Bob Kirkland's Human Geography class up and moving, thinking and figuring.
It was Kirkland's own version of "The Amazing Race Comes to MHS."
Kirkland split his class into eight teams and gave each team hand-held GPS units to use to find the clues Kirkland planted throughout campus. Each team worked together to first use coordinates to take them where the cup containing written clues were placed. Then they had to figure out what the clue, written in the form of a riddle, meant. There were six cups situated at various locations in the high school and outside on the campus. The first team to arrive back at Kirkland's class having successfully found all six clues won.
Kirkland has been teaching Human Geography for seven years at Maryville High School. "The idea for the lesson came from geocaching, which has become a world-wide phenomenon. People are traveling all over the world finding hidden treasure," he said.
Kirkland said he learned more about how to use GPS devices in lesson plans at a technology conference a few years ago. At the end of the 2010-11 school year, he spoke with Roger Murphy with the Coordinated School Health program. The program is designed to incorporate health and physical activity into the curriculum for students.
Murphy used $850 in grant money to purchase eight hand-held GPS units for Kirkland's class. "I took a lesson plan already being used and modified it for my kids and for Maryville High School," he said.
Kirkland said teachers use the GPS devices so students can learn how to find different locations. "My intention was to get the kids moving by turning the lesson into something like 'The Amazing Race,'" he said, referring to the CBS reality show where two-member teams compete in a scavenger hunt spanning the entire world.
The winning team's reward was a candy bar of their choice. "It was the carrot, a little sugar doesn't hurt," Kirkland said.
The team of Andrew Curtis, Rachel Kirsch, Megan Van Son and Courtney Gale won.
Kirkland was pleased with how well the lesson turned out. "I think they had a blast. They were laughing and screaming. You could see when they figured out a clue, their faces would light up, and there was a sense of accomplishment," he said.
Madeline Ingram, a sophomore, said, one of the team's clues was "Watch Nadal and Federer" and that led them to the tennis courts.
"It was cool. We got to work together in groups."
Emily Ferrell, a sophomore, had never used a GPS but picked it up quickly. "It was a little hectic because we had to figure out how to use the GPS first," she said.
Andrew Curtis, a sophomore, said the challenge was in figuring out how to use the GPS units and then figuring out what the clues meant once they found them. Competing with the other teams was the most enjoyable aspect of the lesson, he said.
"Our first clue was, 'Find engine 51," which was the parking space 51 beside the fire hydrant. We found the fire hydrant and the cup with the next clue. The challenge was finding the coordinates and paying attention to the coordinates," he said.
Akshata Dusa, a sophomore, said she enjoyed the change of pace. "It was fun not to have to sit in class the whole hour and a half," she said.
Malerie Lazar, a sophomore, had a similar reaction. "It was fun working with people you don't talk to as much," she said. "I had used a GPS in my car but the handheld GPS was different."
Andy Bihl, a freshman, said he had never used a GPS before and teammate Nadia Jabbour, a freshman, said Kirkland gave them brief instructions and sent them on their way. "He has a sense of humor," she said of how confused some of the students initially were before they figured out how to use the GPS devices.
Brianna Curtis, a sophomore, said she enjoyed the exercise. "Your competitive side comes out," she said. "You're out running back and forth from one side of the school to the other."


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Rep. HOWARD BERMAN (D, CA-28): We can't allow al Qaeda or any other terrorist group that threatens our national security to operate with impunity in the tribal regions or any other part of Pakistan. Nor can we permit the Pakistani state and its nuclear arsenal to be taken over by the Taliban. To help prevent this nightmare scenario, we need to forge a true strategic partnership with Pakistan and its people, strengthen Pakistan's democrat government, and work to make Pakistan a source of stability in a volatile region.
Opponent's argument to vote No:Rep. ILEANA ROS-LEHTINEN (R, FL-18): This bill focuses on past actions and failures attributed to the Pakistani Government, punishing the new leadership for the sins of its predecessors. While the authors of H.R. 1886 may have sought to empower our Pakistani partners to undertake the formidable task of fighting and winning against violent extremists, it does the opposite. We have gone down this road before. I recall during the Iraq debate, Members sought to prejudge the surge strategy before it could even be implemented. Let us hope that this will not be repeated with respect to Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The Arab American Institute has compiled a Scorecard to catalogue the voting record of the 112th Congress on issues of importance to the Arab American community. For the House, we included 15 items: two bills on the Arab Spring, five bills and one letter on Palestine, two bills on Lebanon, three bills and a letter regarding civil liberties, and two bills on immigration.
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JBLittleMaltese Reg'd
Additional Information: We are a mother and daughter team who exclusively show, groom and breeding purebred Maltese. Registered with the Canadian Kennel Club. Home of multiple top show dogs and Canadian Champions.
We are a mother and daughter team who exclusively show, groom, and breed purebred Maltese. 2012 #1 Maltese Puppy Show Dog in Canada... ...
JJ's Maltese
Additional Information: We are a small kennel that breeds AKC Maltese puppies on a limited basis. Our puppies are home raised, vet checked, health guaranteed, pre-spoiled, and are cute into adulthood!
Scruffy's Maltese
Additional Information: I have male and female puppies available,I do not ship puppies that are sold as pets,buyers must come and see the puppy first,All are AKC reg.call for photos and more information.
****************� I am a proud "Breeder Of Merit " thru AKC requirements� �******************* I HAVE NEVER SHIPPED ANY PUPPY-AND NEVER... ...
KayDee's Maltese
Additional Information: Our babies are pre-spoiled, housebroken, no tearing, many are champion lined with over 45 champions in 5 generations! All are AKC registered. Health guar, shots, starter kit included. 213/700-8036.
Our babies are well-socialized, pre-spoiled , are housebroken and have no tearstaining. Many are champion lined and are AKC registered. We provide... ...
Halo Maltese
Additional Information: All puppies are out of AKC champion line, and they are sold with a contract, Health Guarantee and spay/netuter agreement. Feel free to contact me If you are looking for a forever companion.
Someone to comfort, to dry up your tears, Someone to be there, to quiet your fears. A companion, a pal, a very best friend, Someone to... ...
Shagrila Maltese
Additional Information: sorry no pups at this time. May have some late Fall. I have 3 year old male neutered I would like to find a home for him.
Shagrila Maltese raises high quality tiny Maltese in the home. We specialize in beautiful white silky coats and baby doll faces. Our puppies are... ...
Snow Dancer Maltese
Additional Information: AKC puppies available, CH. lines, fun & playful, gentle & loving, gorgeous silky white coats, puppy shots, health guaranty, vet checked & crate-trained. Adult size will be 4-5#. Sires & dams on site.
PUPPIES NOW AVAILABLE 5/25 2 FEMALES, 2MALES & Female 18Mon �� Breeder of AKC Maltese for�over 20 years, our puppies are raised... ...
Little Luv's Maltese
Additional Information: Exquisite, small puppies with incredible pedigrees intended for special show/pet homes. Champion sired puppies from excellent lines. Health Guaranteed!!
� Little Luv's� is a small, responsible, hobby�breeder.���We began in�2000 with�our main objective�being to raise healthy, happy, sound... ...
Additional Information: I have new puppies! Can send email pix of the new pups. $650 and up. Sweet, loving, quiet dispositions. Mom & Dad in my house, on my lap. Pups come prespoiled, raised underfoot. See pictures
~ Updated�07/28/14~��I� have� new pups,�ready to join their new families.� If someone is looking for a little girl, or a little boy,... ...
Storybook Maltese
Additional Information: Looking for a reputable show breeder with Maltese puppies for sale? We invite you to review our references from others who are owned by our Maltese puppies. Health guarantee, current on shots.
You're looking for a Maltese puppy to love, and no doubt, you want a high quality puppy to add to your family. But how do you know if a... ...
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