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The grandMA meets an icon in the world of Coca-Cola, at the $100 million Coke museum which opened on a new site in Atlanta May 24 and is expected to draw about 1.2 million visitors in its first year. The grandMA provides lighting control for a 30' tall replica of Coke's famous contour bottle which is encased in a 90', ice-like glass cylinder suspended above the lobby entrance. A.C.T Lighting is the North American distributor of the grandMA.
Lighting designers Michael Creason and Seth Rapaport of Visionary Light & Media in Montverde, FL were charged with illuminating the iconic bottle and creating lighting effects for the attention-getting signage. Within the bottle are 216 Color Kinetics ColorCast 14 fixtures, 10 Flutes, 96 Birkett Strobes and one Coemar par. Each 6' high level of two-ply glass panels forming the glass cylinder, which goes from opaque to translucent to give the illusion of ice, is outfitted with 104 Color Kinetics Color Blast 12s.
"The client came to us with the fixtures already specified and purchased," notes Creason. "They wanted us to figure out how to use them and control them, how to get maximum impact for the project. In that kind of situation the grandMA was a given. With the grandMA we get an extraordinary amount of control over the fixtures in the glass tower and within the Coke bottle itself."
Creason and Rapaport weren't just shining lights on the giant Coke bottle: They were creating effects lighting that could be customized for different scenarios. Since flexibility was key, the lighting designers crafted full-scale mock ups of the bottle and tower and prepared a number of demos using grandMA 3D which impressed the client.
"While the bottle had been designed, they hadn't decided what materials would be used," Rapaport points out. "We had to move forward without knowing what was going to be used, and we went through several revisions of materials. The bottle had to have a certain color, the proportions had to be exact. The client needed to make sure we could give them the Georgia green color, Coke's signature hue, and that we could simulate filling up the bottle with what looked like Coke or Mellow Yellow and do a lot of cool things like striping and strobing."
The grandMA's interactive capabilities enabled the lighting designers to install a fiber-optic network for console communication and possible patron interactivity.
Ethernet connectivity meant Creason and Rapaport could be at a distance to observe the lighting effects on the bottle and tower. They deployed a grandMA Light to control and send commands to the main grandMA and used a wireless router to trigger color changes from a PDA. "The client loved it," says Creason. "It's something unique to the grandMA, and everyone is always impressed by it. We love it, too!"
The grandMA has even more remote capabilities. "If the company wants to put together a special presentation they can email us ideas, we can preprogram an entire show and send a return email with an attachment," Creason points out.
"The client had no idea of how much flexibility they could get from the grandMA," adds Rapaport. "They never imagined the level of control we could have. The grandMA gives us the most flexibility of any system, and it's easy to create all kinds of effects. Its bitmapping capability is particularly useful."
The system's flexibility also means it can be customized to control lighting for corporate events or holidays. "We can use the grandMA to control other lights and interact with the bottle," Creason says. "If someone comes in with lights for a particular event we can interact with them. The agenda—a really genius function—triggers lighting cues based on the time of day; it knows when sunset occurs based on the system's GPS."
The lighting designers had the goal of setting up a system which required minimal user interaction and which wouldn't forget where it is in case of a power failure on site. "The grandMA gives us a lot of confidence," says Rapaport. "It's a product we can work with and know we're not going to get panicked phone calls."
Creason and Rapaport found the new World of Coca-Cola project to be "very satisfying. It's great to work on something that's going to be around for a very long time," they declare.
"It is an honor having the grandMA on this project with Michael and Seth. They are designing the lighting of a cultural icon that will be viewed by millions of people every year," comments A.C.T Lighting president and CEO Bob Gordon. "This project seems simple enough to the viewing public but it took a lot of work and wizardry to make it work that way. Kudos to Michael and Seth."
Design Communications, Ltd. fabricated the Coke bottle and tower signage. Production Resource Group (PRG) was the system integrator.


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Why would one of the crafts which was "box decorating" be an adult activity when the box was made out of childrens construction paper? Hum. Why would T-shirt painting only be an adult activity when you were given a stencil to trace on the shirt? It's not as though the painting took talent. By the way, there were approximately 30 people wanting to do this t-shirt craft including children and the instructor came to the class with seven shirts. I'm not sure who's fault this was but the poor young lady looked like a "deer in the headlights" when she saw all of us. There was some scrambling to get more supplies not to mention a conflict between a crew member and my youngest son who insisted his children be allowed to paint shirts because the childrens program was so poor.
We were a group of 11 and occupied three cabins. My family had anticipated a wonderful trip with time spent together. My older son, he's 34 so he is not a child, said to me, Mom, MSC has made you out to be a liar. You said you always enjoyed your trips with them. We were lucky the trip was not another day, we would have jumped ship.

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All residence halls (except Baker/Klipple, Park, Kinghorn, and the over-21 floors in Shively and Elliott halls) will begin the academic year with 24-hour weekend visitation. This visitation allows residents to have visitors from 9 a.m. until midnight Sunday through Thursday. Residents are allowed to have opposite-gender visitors, with the approval of his/her roommate, any time on Friday and Saturday. These hours are subject to change based on community contracting. Baker/Klipple, Park, Kinghorn, and the over-21 floors in Elliott and Shively halls will have 24-hour/7-day visitation for the academic year. See also the guest and escort policy for more information on guests in the halls.
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LISBON, Portugal (AP) -- Marc Janko's impressive start with FC Porto continued Sunday as the Austria international contributed a goal in a 3-1 victory over Setubal to keep the pressure on Portuguese leader Benfica.
Janko collected a Joao Moutinho pass and squeezed through the Setubal defense to open the scoring after three minutes for his third goal in three games -- the best start to a Porto career in 15 years.
Fernando took a Hulk pass to score the second in the 26th minute before Albert Myeong pulled one back for Setubal in the 75th.
Silvestre Valera's 79th-minute goal sealed a win that moved the defending champions to within two points of Benfica, which is at Guimaraes on Monday.
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Mt. Vernon's boys tennis team scored a pair of recent wins.
The Rams beat Marion 8-1 Thursday.
Aaron Neibert, Nathan Arnold, Aaron Burge, Jared Hatton, Brandon Nabors and Cody Wilson were all winners in singles action.
Neibert and Burge teamed for a doubles win. Arnold and Nabors were also winners in doubles.
Mt. Vernon also beat Salem on Wednesday 4-0.
Neibert and Arnold were winners in singles.
Wilson and Hatton won in doubles. Burge and Nabors were also winners.
Waltonville falls to DuQuoin
DuQuoin beat Waltonville's baseball team 10-1 Thursday.
Kaleb Miller had an RBI double for the Spartans. Jordan Hale and Justin Winchester both added a hit each.
Waltonville hosts Benton today.
Rams JV baseball tops Marion
Mt. Vernon's junior varsity baseball team beat Marion 7-2 Thursday.
The Rams improved to 17-4 overall this season.
Allen, Heat up 3-0 after win over Bucks
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Ray Allen scored 23 points and broke the NBA career playoff record for 3-pointers, and the Miami Heat used another of their patented runs to beat the Milwaukee Bucks 104-91 on Thursday night for a 3-0 lead in their first-round series.
The Heat can complete the sweep in Game 4 on Sunday at the Bradley Center. No team has ever overcome a 3-0 deficit to win a series in the NBA playoffs.
Allen's five 3-pointers against the Bucks gave him 322 for his career, two more than Reggie Miller. LeBron James added 22 points for the Heat, and Chris Bosh had 16 points and 14 rebounds. Dwyane Wade scored only four points, but had 11 assists.
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That's the same feeling hanging in the air for this challenge from Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero. Guerrero comes in off the biggest win of his career, defeating Andre Berto last November in a memorably grueling battle. But that win is just not enough to make him a real threat to Mayweather. As our own Brent Brookhouse pointed out, the end result is that the hype behind Mayweather vs. Guerrero is a bit lacking.
For Saturday night, fan are left with a decision. Is it worth paying quite a bit to watch one of the all time greats do his thing again? Or does the predictablity make it a fight worth skipping? Mayweather rather famously received a huge paycheck to sign with Showtime for this fight, so the network is certainly hoping he'll draw enough regardless of the fight. And they're probably right - after all, in every "predictable" fight, there's always the chance for a Tyson vs. Douglas, or at least a Pacquiao vs. Bradley.
What it ultimately comes down to is this - Floyd's never lost, and he probably won't this weekend. But there's the vague chance that he does - and what boxing fan is willing to miss that?
Floyd Mayweather vs. Robert Guerrero is the fourth fight on the PPV broadcast. Also featured will be J'Leon Love vs. Gabriel Rosado, Leo Santa Cruz vs. Alexander Munoz, and Abner Mares vs. Daniel Ponce de Leon. The Mares vs. Ponce de Leon fight in particular is well worth a watch, as it marks the first time the undefeated Mares is stepping up to 126 pounds. That should be an excellent clash.
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Hey Razorback fans, I wanted to pass along the details for the 2nd Annual SEC Golf Outing which will take place on June 11, 2011. Hit the links this summer with your fellow Alums and fans from the SEC!
WHEN: Saturday, June 11th at 8:30AM (Shotgun start)
WHERE: Tamarack Golf Course (Naperville)
Registration will include breakfast, 18 holes of golf on a beautiful course, a Chicago-style sit-down lunch, drink coupons, event t-shirt, event goodie bag, awards banquet and tons of amazing prizes...not to mention some friendly trash-talking with your SEC rivals! Prizes will also be awarded for best overall score, closest to the pin, longest drive, and best dressed golfer. Don't golf? We will also offer a fun day of activities for non-golfers in the group.
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"Prison of Love" Pride party in the Armory raises concerns about celebrating prison rape
Kink.com's pre-Pride party "Pride at the Armory: Prison of Love" on Sat/28 promises to create the "world's largest megaclub prison yard" as a backdrop for the festivities. However, this party is doing more than raising the roof — it's raising concerns about incarceration rates and prison assaults of LGBTQ peoples. Critics argue that the party fetishizes sexual assault in prisons.
The argument is that the Prison of Love theme is turning sexual assault in prisons into a commodity. With tickets ranging from $50 to $175, there's definitely something being sold. Since the party can be seen as selling BDSM and prison fantasies, critics worry that it condones prison rape and makes it seem sexy. That's causing an uproar in the LGBTQ community, especially since statistics show that being LGBTQ is a main risk factor of prison rape.
According to the National Center for Transgender Equality, transgender adult inmates are sexually abused 13 times more often than other inmates and nearly 1 in 6 transgender people have been incarcerated at some point in their lives. The US Department of Justice reports that juvenile LGBTQ prisoners report sexual assault 12 times more often than straight youths. And that's just what's reported.
The BoycottSFPride letter posted on Tumblr criticizes the party's theme and states that one of the main issues with the party is the way it's marketed. The letter argues that "the party...fetishizes prison sexual assault, a form of violence that primarily affects low-income people of color, particularly LGBTQ people." But what about sexual fetishes and preferences on a personal level? "While it is certainly appropriate for individuals to participate in scenes, or even larger events that explore prison fetishes, throwing a major event billed as the city's largest Pride party is inappropriate."
The Transgender Gender Variant, Intersex Justice Project also posted an open letter in response to the event. The letter is, most notably, signed by this year's SF Pride Grand Marshal, Miss Major. The letter states that it's not the kinkiness of the party that's an issue — it's the theme. "It's not that we don't love sex, sex parties, sex workers, and kink. It's that we love it as much as we love justice, and are appalled by the casual use of the Prison Industrial Complex."
(A protest march to the Armory during the party is planned by Gay Shame and others, Sat/28, 10pm, starting from the 16th St. BART station. More details at www.gayshamesf.org.)
Kink.com CEO Peter Acworth told the Guardian that his company tries to draw the line between reality and fantasy, sexual justice issues and sexual fantasies. He points out the structural differences between fantasy and reality and, in our interview, pointed out that BDSM has parameters to ensure that it's consensual: "The notion of consent is central in BDSM—that is, no one is held against their will, everything must be negotiated, there are safe words. None of that exists in actual prison."
In regards to the marketing issue, Acworth said that Kink is contractually bound to the theme and it's too late to order new costumes, sets, and props. The closest Acworth gets to saying whether or not the theme is appropriate is this statement: "Had I thought that a prison fantasy party would detract from the very serious issue of the prison industrial complex in this country, I would have insisted on another theme."
progressives need to be told to be offended and worked up when they are offended and worked up.
Get a life.
Will PETA be demonstrating outside because queers will be wearing dead steers?
This article is discussing rape, is it that hard to be polite?
Also, "progressives need to be told to be offended and worked up when they are offended and worked up" ?
So, I guess we should also say that conservatives need to be told to be science illiterate war mongers for them to be science illiterate war mongers?
By the way, telling somebody to get a life because they wrote a story for a news outlet seems a tad like projecting your own dissatisfaction of your own way of living.
Good night.
Prison rape is one issue, a Kink.com party is another issue entirely. Associating the two is ridiculous. So yes, you need to be told to be worked up and you were.
Why you mention conservatives is a mystery, unless you are noting that they have the same skills as you do. Many right wingers fell for the "war on Christmas," and many left wingers for for this conflation.
Thanks for the weird laughable post.
The thing about fantasies are that they are not real but they do reflect anxieties and desires. Productions at kink.com are not really rape, they are actors who get paid to pretend to rape. The sets are really not what they appear to be, they are sets. It is not really a prison, just actors pretending to rape in people playing prisoners on a set that looks like a prison.
uniform bars are bad because everyone who wears them supports the war and police abuse.
Critical thinking isn't a thing for the outraged left.
I have found some kind of temporary sanity in this
shit blood and cum on my hands.
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Athens, Greece, August 16, 2004 - Led by Sydney 2000 gold medallists Natalie Cook and Kerri Pottharst, three women's teams improved their Athens 2004 Olympic Beach Volleyball pool play to 2-0 with wins here Monday.
While Cook and Pottharst are not teamed together for the 2004 Games, the Aussie women continue to add to their Olympic winning streak that started with their bronze medal finish at the Atlanta 1996 Games followed by five-straight wins enroute to the Sydney gold.
Cook won her eighth-straight Olympic match as she and Nicole Sanderson rallied from a 14-10 deficit in the third-set of their match with Lu Wang and Wenhui You of China to take the Pool E match 21-19, 17-21 and 17-15.
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Pottharst, who is play with Summer Lochowicz in the Athens Pool F, joined Cook with eight-straight Olympic wins Monday evening by disappointing Vasso Karadassiou and Efi Sfyri's hometown crowd by defeating the Greeks 21-15, 15-21 and 16-14.
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Despite an early playoff exit, expectations are high entering Smothers' second season as the Bulldogs' head coach. One change this year is the addition of David's brother, former Cordova head coach Woody Smothers, to the staff.
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Addison will only play four home games this season due to an open date in Week 9.
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Ragland won last year's meeting over Addison 36-7.
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The Bulldogs host Southeastern in Week 3. The Mustangs finished 0-9 last season, their first in AHSAA play. Addison crushed Southeastern 48-0 in 2012.
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'I'm innocent,' my nephew said
by Ophelia Williams
Mothers don't stick around to watch their children grow. They abandon them at birth and escape their responsibility to return to the call of the crack-rock. Fathers don't exist. It's on the promise of hope that our aging grandmothers attempt to raise children 50 years their younger in their "golden years." Then, you have the institutions that feed off this prevalent despair.
I have witnessed this all.
My nephew was a recent victim of systemic racism at the hands of an unethical judicial system. From the point of his arrest, he was treated as if he were guilty of a crime he had not committed. Yes, he is Black. And yes, he was with two Black boys the night of a robbery that took place near my mother's house. Yes, it was late into the night.
But it was wrong for his White accuser – who was driven around in a San Francisco police car hours later for the sole purpose of identifying the assailants – to accuse them with the line, "Those must be them, the guys that robbed us. What other three Black guys are out at this time?" For the last three months, my nephew has been locked up for a crime he did not commit.
When he thinks back to his 21st birthday, my nephew's memories won't be of family, friends, a night with his girlfriend or even a hangover like most celebrating their first taste of adulthood. His memory will be of a cold cell, trapped night after night in the company of strangers, fighting for his freedom to be restored. This is all because a White man wanted so badly to accuse someone of robbing him and his girlfriend allegedly at gunpoint as they left a Haight Street bar.
You're probably feeling conflicted, because human nature leads us to sympathize with the alleged victim. I'm sorry this man and his girlfriend were allegedly robbed of her purse containing medicinal marijuana, but the fact that there was no gun found, no purse found, and nothing at all that connected my nephew and his friends to the robbery should have been enough to force a further investigation of the alleged crime.
But that's not what happened. A White couple had been allegedly robbed by three Black boys and someone had to pay! Because my nephew "fit the description" – Black in the wrong place at the wrong time – he had his first experience fighting the labyrinth of the criminal justice system.
Over the past three months, the prosecuting attorney tried to coerce my nephew and his two friends to admit guilt. They refused. At each court date, the prosecutor tried to push a deal, and each time the deal got sweeter. Each time my nephew and his two friends refused to deal.
"I'm innocent," my nephew would say, over and over. He insisted he had an ATM receipt in his jean pocket the night of the arrest that would serve as his alibi. Finally, the prosecutor agreed to reduce the charge from a felony to a misdemeanor. This offer came July 22, four days shy of three months from their arrest.
On the evening of this final offer, on the ride from San Francisco County Jail back to San Bruno County Jail, the youngest of the three boys, just 18 years old, agreed he would accept the deal in exchange for all three to be released from prison — a place they should not have been in the first place. The system of bureaucracy had successfully broken his spirit. A warrior nonetheless, he was agreeing to sacrifice a bit of his future in order for his friends to be freed.
But every dog has his day. The next day, before the 18-year-old could accept the deal, the case was suddenly dismissed. There was no official explanation. Or an apology for the hell my nephew, his friends and our families have had to live for three months.
It made me think about what the system sees in us. It's obvious we're "throw-aways" in their eyes. Adult boys dependent on government assistance and adult girls relying on welfare for income because their skills aren't marketable in the workforce. (And few employers will give them a chance. – ed.)
Poverty only trained them to hustle for food, run errands to keep a roof over their head and pounce on opportunity when it comes their way. An essential skill they can't market is staying alive. Dodging stray bullets, avoiding gangs and saying "no" to drugs aren't prerequisites for working in retail. In fact, if you're born poor in the hood, you don't see a mall or a food court until you're old enough to venture beyond your hood, which, to be safe, you most likely won't.
I'm speaking to depravity many can't fathom unless they've witnessed it, like I have. Most people never ask what's going to happen to the "crack-baby" or the young boy or girl who ages out of foster care. Many end up in jail or homeless.
We live in a nation that believes if you are separated from poverty, then the symptoms of poverty won't affect you. But violence perpetuates violence and the predatory design of this country perpetuates violence upon the vulnerable through its institutions.
I've experienced incarceration as a crime against humanity. Homeless people are arrested for sleeping on the streets. People of color are arrested for hanging on their block with friends. Children in poor communities are arrested for horse-playing at school while their counterparts in affluent communities get detention.
What rational being believes you can cage a human being – made of the same flesh and blood but merely cut from a different cloth – and expect to produce an individual capable of love, respect, loyalty and independence? Our criminal and juvenile justice systems are irrational.
It is not a fair expectation to throw back into society someone you've treated worse than a stray animal, without education or love, and expect him to then stay out of the system. The punitive origin of the institution of incarceration cannot serve anything but pain and suffering – especially when the foundation of the institution has been replaced by backdoor deals and under-the-table exchanges.
In my eight years working in the juvenile and criminal justice field, I've heard the stories, I've cried with the families. I've attended the rallies and I've marched in the streets to fight human rights abuses. But it was not until this incident did I realize, I cannot and I will NOT fight injustice alone.
We must to tell our stories and unite through our pain. A victory is in the near future. Even through my tears I can see it.
For the people who awake every day to families torn apart by institutionalization, our journey is young but our fight is old. We must find our strength in the footprints of our creator.
Ophelia Williams is the executive assistant for the Burns Institute and its network of groups, the Community Justice Network for Youth.
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John Mulligan
Someone once asked me, "How can you put people in cages?" I said to him, "People are the only things that should be in cages."
"Boys don't become men; they become inmates – lifers whose development is stifled by institutionalization. Girls don't mature to womanhood; they become baby-mamas who steal and prostitute their adult lives away, their growth strangled by the byproducts of institutionalization."
Where is the personal responsibility here? Where is the talk about staying in school, respecting teachers, getting a job, using contraception, staying out of trouble? There is none. The only talk is a vague blame placed upon "the system" and "institutionalization." People need to understand that shame is just as important as pride. It is time to start looking inward.↓
Melissa Rose
Ophelia, my heart is with you and your nephew….↓
I believe to avoid this trap of incarceration and single parenting, as the old saying goes, it does begin with the parents, a family's support in teaching the child him or her right from wrong.
It is true that some prison systems are operated by corporations and they do need warm bodies to full them up in order to make a profit but there is something parents can do to help their children to avoid that. We dont have to be the loosers in this game↓
T. Rowland
@Ophelia. very sorry that happened to your son. My stepson (mixed races) had something similar happen but was not taken to jail a few years ago. So sorry that your son had to endure that. God Bless you↓


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Scott County Sheriff Rick Walter says Clinton David Burton, 24, of Sikeston was charged with the class C felony of abuse or neglect of a child and the class A misdemeanor of possession of up to 35 grams of marijuana.
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The third annual "Welcome Back" concert will be on Sunday, August 29 from 2-8 p.m. at the Lake Erie College quad behind College Hall. The event, a collaboration between the City of Painesville and Lake Erie College, is a celebration designed to welcome students back to school and their collegiate city. The day features music, food and fun in an upbeat atmosphere.
The event is coordinated by the city of Painesville and members of the College business group, Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE). According to the event organizer, Steven Abbott, the event is a great way to build relationships and become involved with Lake Erie College.
"We began the concerts to initiate activity between the students, the city of Painesville and local businesses," said Abbott. "When we realized that we were making a profit through sponsorships and donations, we decided to donate the proceeds to a worthwhile charity. This year, we chose Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Ohio, which helps children reach their potential through one-to-one relationships with mentors that have a measureable impact on youth," he added.
The event features local musical bands including Trainwreck, Southern Boulevard, Nick Zuber and Call Us Kings. Food vendors will also be available and informational booths will also be set up around the College quad featuring the many businesses and social service agencies that call Painesville home.
This event is free and open to the public. All proceeds from donations and event sponsors will be donated to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Ohio.
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In their study of the histochemical detection of metastases from breast cancer to bone marrow, Braun et al. (Feb. 24 issue)1 found that multivariate analysis identified the presence of cytokeratin-positive cells in the bone marrow as an independent predictor of survival. What do the authors think about the use of flow cytometry after cytokeratin staining? Their results clearly demonstrate that the presence of cytokeratin-positive cells in the bone marrow of patients with breast carcinoma is associated with shorter survival. However, because cytokeratin-positive cells were detected in control patients with nonmalignant disease and stage I tumors had fewer than 5 cytokeratin-positive cells per 2×106 bone marrow cells, the authors should also clarify the threshold of positivity needed to avoid false positive results. Braun et al. found a median of 3 cytokeratin-positive cells per 2×106 bone marrow cells, but the exclusion of patients with fewer than 3 cytokeratin-positive cells per 2×106 bone marrow cells would not be enough, because the confidence interval for each stage is not mentioned.ER -


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Interim Superintendent Dorsey Hopson is suggesting closing 11 underutilized schools as a way to save money.
The schools would close during the 2014-15 school year. The list includes two Memphis middle schools (Corry and Lanier); five Memphis elementary schools (Shannon, Riverview, Alcy, Graves, and Westhaven); and three Memphis high schools (Carver, Westwood, and Northside).
Also on the list is one Shelby County school - E.A. Harrold Elementary in Millington.
The idea, still in the initial stage of a long process, has attracted opposition.
"Let's invest in these school buildings ladies and gentlemen," said school board member Rev. Kenneth Whalum, Jr. "I refuse to tell another poor child, 'well you've got to suck it up, let's close all of them.' No, no, I'm not going to do it. I'll be outvoted 22-1, but they're not that stupid."
A vote on initiating the process is expected at the next school board meeting.
There must be several public hearings and the closures must come before the board for another vote before any schools can be closed.
Rev. Whalum also said he doesn't think the school merger will be complete when the new school year starts up in August. He was never in favor of the merger.
Next Tuesday he plans to ask the board to petition federal Judge Samuel "Hardy" Mays overseeing the merger to delay the process for a year.
If this plan sounds familiar, it is. A similar resolution written by school board member Tomeka Hart died in March.
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Kyrgyzstan awareness
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Sabina Uzakova, a recent Kent State University alumna, is asking members of the Kent community to help the thousands of displaced men, women and children in Kyrgyzstan.
Since June 11, 2010, the civil unrest between the ethnic Uzbeks and Kyrgyz in Kyrgyzstan has left close to 2,000 dead and 200,000 more as refugees who have fled their homes into neighboring countries. Most of their houses have been burned or looted, leaving them with virtually nothing. The city of Osh, located in the southern part of Kyrgyzstan, has been the epicenter of the violence, Uzakova said.
"We've always had tensions between the Kyrgyz and the Uzbek people," Uzakova said. "But it was never like a neighbor killing a neighbor."
Uzakova said she was born and raised in Kyrgyzstan and came to the United States in 2003 for a study abroad program. Her mother and two sisters still reside in Kyrgyzstan.
"As far as communication, I can still contact my family and make sure they're OK," Uzakova said. "But in the south, it has been a challenge for me to contact anyone."
Uzakova said she is in the process of helping a friend who is in a military camp with his family get out of the southern part of Kyrgyzstan. She says he is too afraid to leave for fear of being shot by the snipers.
Due to the high volume of people trying to contact their loved ones in Kyrgyzstan, it has been challenging for Uzakova to reach him. One day she tried to reach him at least 20 times. However, Uzakova is still able to text message him for free from certain Web sites.
Policemen who knocked at his door interrupted her conversation with another friend in Osh another day, and later on again by gunshots that she could hear in the distance.
Uzakova is seeking help from members of the Association of International Students as well as the international student population at Kent State. She is also trying to contact the Red Cross in the United States and Kyrgyzstan so she can ship items like canned food, pasta, oil and medication to those in need. "People have been bringing me food and medical supplies and some of them gave money," Uzakova said. "But right now, the challenge I'm facing is shipping costs."
According to Chris Rutzen, an employee at Kent's UPS Inc. store, shipping a 20-pound box of supplies to Kyrgyzstan would cost $600. Rutzen said a 50 lb. box would cost around $1,000.
"When you ship internationally the weight is important to the price," Rutzen said. "It costs a lot, but you know it will get there in two days safely."
Uzakova will talk to UPS Inc. and FedEx this week to see if she can get a discount on the shipping collected supplies to her country.
"I'm also trying to contact different media outlets to raise awareness because a lot of people don't know a lot about Kyrgyzstan," Uzakova said. "If I do this, maybe people will want to help."
Another way Uzakova is spreading the word on Kyrgyzstan is through flyers she'll be placing around the Kent State campus this week.
"Sabina has so much talent and intelligence that I am sure her contributions will be felt by her Kyrgyz people," Ted McKown II, associate director of International Affairs, said. "She is dedicating her life to this cause that deeply connects her to family and friends, which truly demonstrates her character and compassions towards humanity."
This story originally appeared in the June 23 issue of the Daily Kent Stater and is reprinted with permission.


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Coyotes acquire Matthew Lombardi from Maple Leafs
Originally published: Jan 16, 2013 - 6:53 pm
The Phoenix Coyotes are bringing a familiar face back to the desert.
The Coyotes announced they have re-acquired forward Matthew Lombardi from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for a conditional draft pick.
According to TSN's Darren Dreger, the Leafs will get a conditional pick and will eat some salary.
Toronto gets a 4th for Lombardi.A 3rd if he re-signs in Phx.— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) January 17, 2013
Toronto eats Lombardi's $500,000 signing bonus, plus some additional salary.— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) January 17, 2013
Coyotes' general manager Don Maloney said in a press release he is excited to bring Lombardi back into the fold.
"We are very pleased to bring a player like Matthew back to our team," said Maloney. "Matthew is a very strong skater who will add quickness and skill to our lineup. He is an intelligent center who will be a great addition to our team and provides us with added depth at the center position."
Lombardi last played for Phoenix in 2008-2010.
The 30-year-old scored eight goals and had 10 assists and 18 points in 62 games with Toronto last season. In 508 career games, he has 97 goals, 157 assists and 254 points with four NHL teams.
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Rangers drop finale slugfest to Yanks
Holding a one-run lead, bullpen allows nine runs in seventh
NEW YORK -- This is not how the Rangers wanted Warner Madrigal to make his Major League debut.They really didn't expect to ask him to hold a one-run lead in the seventh inning before 50,000 people at Yankee Stadium. They were hoping for something less stressful like long relief or mop-up duty in a blowout. Necessity changed their plans. The Rangers had to put Madrigal in a difficult situation, and the results weren't pretty. The Yankees, down by a run, scored nine runs off Madrigal and veteran Jamey Wright in the bottom of the seventh and avoided a sweep with an 18-7 victory over the Rangers in the South Bronx on Wednesday night. The Rangers (44-42) still took two of three from the Yankees (45-40) in their final trip to Yankee Stadium but were denied what would have been just their second three-game sweep there. The Rangers accomplished that just one other time, in 2003. "Obviously, we would have loved to have swept the Yankees," said designated hitter Frank Catalanotto, who was 3-for-3. "It didn't happen, they hit us around quite a bit. "We can say, 'All right, we took two of three,' but when you have a team down like that, you want to step on their necks. We didn't do that."
Rangers shortstop Michael Young left the game after three innings because of a mild strain in his left groin muscle and is listed as day-to-day. The Rangers don't play again until Friday, when they open up a three-game series with the Orioles at Camden Yards."It's not too bad," manager Ron Washington said. "[Trainer Jamie Reed] said the strength is good. He should be all right in Baltimore. He hated to leave, but we weren't going to take any chances."
The Rangers took a 7-6 lead after Milton Bradley and Chris Davis hit a pair of two-run home runs in the top of the sixth against Yankees starter Sidney Ponson. It was Davis' third home run in his past five games, and he has also hit safely in his first six games with an at-bat as a Major Leaguer.But the Rangers were too short in the bullpen to make that stand up. Texas basically went into the game short three relievers. Eddie Guardado is still unavailable because of shoulder inflammation, and Washington wanted to stay away from Frank Francisco and Josh Rupe because of their work earlier in the series. That left it to Madrigal (0-1), who was called up on Saturday when Kason Gabbard went on the disabled list. "We were hoping to stop them right there," Washington said. "We were hoping he could get us an inning. But all of a sudden, their bats woke up and we couldn't get anybody out." Washington was also hoping rookie right-hander Luis Mendoza could work deeper into the game, but he lasted just 4 2/3 innings, allowing six runs -- five earned. Mendoza took a 3-1 lead into the bottom of the third, but a key error by second baseman Ian Kinsler on a potential inning-ending double-play ball cost the Rangers. Mendoza ended up walking Alex Rodriguez with two outs to load the bases, and then Jason Giambi crushed a grand slam deep to right field to give the Yankees a 5-3 lead. "I felt good, just one pitch," Mendoza said. "It was 1-and-1 and I was trying to make a pitch down and away and I left it over the middle." The Yankees made it 6-3 in the fifth on another unearned run set up by third baseman German Duran's error. "It all started to unravel in the third," Washington said. "Luis came back in the fourth and put up a zero, but he started to run out of gas in the fifth. Joaquin Benoit had to get the Rangers out of a bases-loaded jam in the bottom of the fifth and was also able to work a scoreless sixth to keep it 7-6. But the Rangers still needed nine outs. Washington was hoping Madrigal could get them through the seventh, so Wright could work the eighth and C.J. Wilson could finish it out. But the Yankees decided otherwise. Madrigal's Major League career started with a double, walk, two more doubles and a single. He didn't get anybody out until the sixth batter he faced. "That was a tough situation for him to make his Major League debut," Benoit said. "It's not that he can't pitch, but Yankee Stadium, one-run game, a guy with no experience. That's a tough situation."
By the time Wright came in to bail him out, the Rangers were down, 11-7, with a runner still on base. Wright, who leads the American League with 42 relief appearances and is fifth in relief innings, was unable to stop the bleeding. The Yankees piled on four more runs -- including a three-run home run by Rodriguez. Then the Yankees added three more in the eighth."That was tough," Wright said. "Just one of those days. I told [Madrigal] just to keep his head up. It's just one game. It couldn't have been any worse, but it's just one game. Just go out and prepare for the next one."
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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OSDT, urine vs blood
OSDT, urine vs blood
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I understand that both can be used in-conjunction with each other but has blood testing detected more than urine has? Since when the blood tested positive for Berto, Tarver, Peterson and Morales all there piss came back positive too. Blood been proven to be more effective?
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From what I've been told and researched, not all forms of HGH can be detected through urine. HCG as well. From what I hear, one of the reasons the "14 days before the fight" demand was fishy from Manny's camp is because that is about how long it takes for it to clear your system. I've heard this from multiple sources including an ESPN discussion with BJ Flores. I am NOT, I repeat, NOT an expert on this. When the May/Pac drama first began, I just wanted to do a little research myself so I don't get biased news in the entire saga so I could formulate an opinion on my own. That's just what I gathered.
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Narrow cobbled streets wind between old houses and stone fences in this ancient Bulgarian port. Nessebur juts out into the Black Sea on a small peninsula connected to the mainland by a long, narrow isthmus, an architectural monument of Bulgarian culture that has been protected since 1987 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The town was founded in the 6th century B.C. by Greek colonists, and the old quarter still displays relics of the many empires that have ruled here.
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On November 1, 2012 , Dilani will receive the 2012 Research & Writing Award at the All Ohio Counselors Conference in Columbus, Ohio.
The award is given to one who has demonstrated extraordinary research and writing ability, as evidenced by journal publications for the counseling profession.
Dr. Perera-Diltz is a professor in our Counseling, Administration, Supervision and Adult Learning ( CASAL) department . She is a licensed professional clinical counselor (PCC-s, Ohio)and a licensed independent chemical dependency counselor (LICDC, Ohio). She has worked as a community mental health and substance abuse counselor since 1996 in a variety of settings. Her current research interests includes substance abuse, trauma, and school counselor issues.
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