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life expectancy grew from 66.5 years for men and 71.8 years for women in 1950 to 79.3 years for men and 83.8 years for women in 2007.
Despite this broad similarity in patterns of increased life expectancy among high-income countries, gains in the United States over the more recent past—especially the last 25 years—have been below those achieved in many other high-income countries and significantly below those achieved in countries that have seen the greatest increases. Table 1-1 presents estimates of life expectancy at birth (e0), at age 50 (e50), and at age 80 (e80) taken from the Human Mortality Database for both men and women from ten different countries and provides a sense of the extent of the mortality differentials. In 1980, average life expectancy at age 50 for women in the United States was 30.6 years, the same as the average for the other nine countries shown in Table 1-1. By 2007, life expectancy at age 50 for women in the United States had increased 2.5 years to 33.1. But over the same time period, life expectancy at age 50 in Japan had increased 6.4 years; in Italy it had increased 5.2 years; and on average, for the other nine countries apart from the United States shown in Table 1-1, it had increased 3.9 years. (This pattern of U.S. improvement, but at a slower pace than that achieved in many other countries, is repeated throughout Table 1-1 for both men and women although the pattern is less pronounced for men than for women.) Consequently, the list of countries that has overtaken the United States with respect to life expectancy at birth has been growing, and the gap between the United States and the countries with the highest achieved life expectancies has been widening (see Figures 1-1 and 1-2). According to the United Nations' Population Division, life expectancy at birth in the United States for both sexes combined for the period 2005–2010 ranked 28th in the world, just behind the United Kingdom, Korea, Luxembourg, and Malta but more than 2 years behind Australia, Canada, France, Iceland, Italy, Japan, and Switzerland (United Nations, 2009).
New life tables published by NCHS suggest that the extent of the U.S. disadvantage could be even greater than that suggested in Table 1-1.1 NCHS recently accepted that the prevalence of age misreporting at the oldest ages in U.S. census data is significant enough to lead to underestimated death rates at those ages. As a result, NCHS has revised the basic methodology used to calculate the U.S. life table, which now yields lower estimates of life expectancy at all ages (Arias et al., 2010). The most recent life table for the United States published by NCHS provides estimates of life expectancy at 50 in 2006 that are approximately 0.6 years lower for women and 0.5 years lower for men than the estimates provided in the Human Mortality Database (Arias et al., 2010).


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David L. Miller
Oct. 24, 2014
WALKERTON — David L. Miller, 88, of Walkerton died Oct. 24, 2014.Â
Arrangements are with Mishler Funeral Home, Bremen.
Michael Johnson
Oct. 26, 2014
KNOX — Michael Johnson, 68, of Knox, died Sunday, Oct. 26, 2014, at Kindred Hospital, in Mishawaka.
Services are pending at the Van Gilder Funeral Home, in Plymouth.
Carol M. Kipfer
Oct. 27, 2014
BREMEN — Carol M. Kipfer, 87, of Bremen died Oct. 27, 2014.
Arrangements are pending at Mishler Funeral Home, Bremen.
Mary H. Tobias
Oct. 25, 2014
Charles C. Kline Jr.
Dec. 31, 1966 - Oct. 26, 2014
SOUTH BEND — Charles Coleman Kline Jr., 47, of South Bend, formerly of Knox, passed away Sunday, Oct. 26, 2014 in Memorial Hospital, Knox.
Charles was born Dec. 31, 1966 in Plymouth to Charles Coleman and Darlene Clara (VanAsdall) Kline Sr.
Donald Howard
Dec. 19, 1949 - Oct. 25, 2014
WARSAW — Donald Howard, 64, of Warsaw, passed away on Saturday, Oct. 25, 2014 at 3:02 p.m. in the Hospice Home, Fort Wayne.
Donald was born Dec. 19, 1949 to Harris Howard and Pearlie (Miller) Howard at Jackson, Ky. He has been a resident of the Warsaw area for several years. Don was a United States Army Veteran serving in the Vietnam War. He retired from Gulfstream Coach as a Quality Control Inspector and he enjoyed playing in bands as a hobby.
Norma Rusk
June 6, 1924 - Oct. 26, 2014
SOUTH BEND — Norma Rusk, 90, a proud resident of Plymouth for most of her life, died at 5:30 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 26, 2014, at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center in Mishawaka following complications from a fall.
Norma was born in Argos on June 6, 1924 to the late Cecil and Eva (Wallace) Smith. Norma graduated from Lincoln High School in Plymouth with the class of 1944. She served as nurse's aide in the Plymouth Hospital during World War II.
Norma married Wayne Rusk in 1944.
The Plymouth Board of Zoning Appeals will hold its regular meeting November 5 at 7:30 p.m.
Plymouth Board of Zoning Appeals
124 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN (Garro Street entrance)
Date: November 5, 2014
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Call to Order
Roll Call
Minutes of last regular meeting October 7, 2014
The Plymouth Plan Commission will meet November 5. Below is their proposed agenda.
Plymouth Plan Commission
124 N. Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN (Garro Street entrance)
Date: November 5, 2014
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Call to Order
Minutes of the last meeting October 7, 2014
Discussion on Parking Landscape
City Attorney Surrisi: Findings of Facts for previous cases
Building Commissioner Keith Hammonds
Other Business
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WARSAW — A 13-year-old is believed to have attempted to set fire to her house while her parents were inside last evening in the Barbee Lake area of Kosciusko County.
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana's growing national reputation as a state that works for business has received another boost, according to a press release issued Tuesday by a state agency.
Indiana ranks 8th overall in the Tax Foundation's 2015 State Business Tax Climate Index, up from 10th in 2014, and remains the top state in the Midwest for business tax competitiveness.
INDIANAPOLIS – Don Snemis, Commissioner of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV), announced that BMV license branches will extend hours of operation on Monday, November 3 and on Tuesday, November 4 to issue ID cards and driver's licenses that may be used for identification at a polling place.
Branches will be open on Monday, Nov. 3, from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on Tuesday, Nov. 4, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
PLYMOUTH – Roads have been torn-up, traffic detoured and pipe installed. That means the end of the Bereenbrook storm water project is nearing completion.
Donnie Davidson, utility superintendent, reported to the Plymouth Board of Works Monday evening, that the Beerenbrook, Jefferson Street, Packard Woods storm drain project has proceeded as planned. Davidson stated that whole pipe has been installed.

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Gifts From California for Friends in New York
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- bulavinaka Jul 13, 2008 09:23 PM
We will be visiting some close friends in Forest Hills and Albany in a little over a week. New York seems to have most things that are great to eat or drink, but there has to be some local stuff here in California (LA) that would be unique and transportable to our friends back East. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance...
I don't know what you mean by transportable. King Kelly Marmalade is great stuff and not available on the east coast afaik. Same with Martinelli's apple juice. I know they come in glass, but they are small and could be packed if wrapped properly. Think along the lines of local products like that.
re: Happy Wanderer
I buy Martinelli's apple juice at Whole foods in the boston area
re: emilief
Pick up some chapulines while you're there.
re: Happy Wanderer
Sorry - by "transportable," I mean goods that travel relatively well. Strawberries are hopping crazy good right now in SoCal, but those don't fall in the "transportable" category to me. They're really ripe, last maybe two days, and are as delicate as a diva's ego.
The stone fruits are front and center right now as well. Peaches and nectarines are more transportable, but we will have to make a very special effort in packing them - if we decide on these, we will probably fedex them to avoid any TSA hassles.
re: bulavinaka
i still say go for the moonpillows mochi truffles from the brentwood farmers' market. they're easy to transport because they come in a little gift box.
i've been craving them ever since i suggested it!!
re: goodhealthgourmet
Your moonpillows keep haunting me... I think it was you who posted about these on the LA board a while back - they've been in the back of my mind ever since and I truly appreciate the exposure to what looks like a sinfully good treat. Both of us were crazy busy during the week - I wonder if they're available during the weekend...
re: bulavinaka
yes! actually, according to the moonpillows website, the only place you can get them now is at the brentwood farmers' market on sunday. but i did notice that they've started to offer shipping as well...
I've picked up moles from Guelatzaga and brought it back to NY for myself and to give as gifts. Best moles I've found so far -- much better than the ones in the supermarkets and better than what you'd find in restaurants in NYC as well. I think there are three locations in LA. I would bag it several times so the oil doesn't leak out.
Just came back from the Bay area this morning with some local, organic stone fruits that I purchased in Napa. Don't know how LA fares with stone fruits but these ones are far better than anything you'd find in the best fruit shops in NYC, including the famous exorbitantly priced one one on Ave. J, Brooklyn. Honestly, I wish I brought some more home. They are so flavorful and succulent. I think it's peak season right now. I would take care so that they don't break (as one plum did for me).
Just wanted to mention that I think you can find Martinelli's apple juices in NYC.
re: Miss Needle
Yeah, I tend to snicker when other parts of the country talk about their green markets/farmers' markets. Although different parts of the country may do better on some crops/commodities, overall, just don't come close to a top California farmers' market. Can't beat the combination of the climate and the demand/competition for top quality produce. And yeah, we're at peak season right now, with the early fruits still lingering and the later fruits coming in. Thanks for reminding me to head down to the Ferry Building for the Tuesday noon market.
On topic, I just took a box of See's to Pennsylvania at the request of my California ex-pat friend.
We gonna get a report from you, Miss Needle?
re: Ruth Lafler
Ruth, you're definitely correct about the California markets being so much better. In NYC, our big farmer's market is the Union Square Greenmarket. Sometimes the stuff is good. But other times it's really not all that. But I see so many people get enamored with not so great produce just either because it's the best we can do or they get caught up in the hype of being at a farmer's market.
Of course, you guys are getting a report. It's pretty long but I'm working on it on a Word file. I'll be posting it either tonight or tomorrow.
re: Miss Needle
To be fair, during my recent tour of the LES, a former California chef who has now lived and work in NYC for many years made a big point about how much better the produce situation is now than when she came to NY. If it's so much better than it used to be I think it's understandable that people are "enamoured" of the produce they can get now.
Looking forward to the report (smart to do it as a Word file first)!
Meyer Lemons.
Whale Tails
all things strawberry
re: laliz
i and everyone i know from California loves See's, but for some reason, unless you grew up with them, or have been eating them for a long time, people seem to have less of an appreciation or affinity for them. that said, if you do go for See's, definitely don't forget the bordeaux or buttercreams.
re: hill food
Seems unlikely that what you remember in the Midwest is See's -- they only have two stores west of Colorado, both in Illinois, and they don't sell through other retailers, although I've read that they now have seasonal kiosks in some department stores. Maybe you're conflating them with EthelM, which is a similar style but nowhere near as good.
re: Ruth Lafler
Oops. I meant EAST of Colorado.
re: Ruth Lafler
I think See's strength is in their dark chocolate. It has a nice balance of sweet with a little bitter on the back palate. Their Nuts & Chews in the dark chocolate kicks booty, especially anything with almonds, caramel or toffee. Even their chocolate bars made of dark chocolate are great...
Ironically, some of the friends who we are visiting are averse to dark chocolate. They associate milk chocolate with chocolate, saying dark is too bitter. The strange thing is they are accustomed to some of the most bitter food in the world - bitter melon. They are Chinese, and we've found this to be the case with many other Chinese friends and relatives on my wife's side of the family...
re: bulavinaka
I don't know about the Chinese, but I know a lot of Koreans LOVE the See's milk chocolate nuts and chews. Koreans don't seem to be a big fan of the dark as well.
re: bulavinaka
This sounds like an interesting example of how palates are trained. It could be that the bitter flavors need to be combined with certain other flavors in order to be "right." Or maybe bitterness combined with sweetness doesn't suit.
re: jlafler
Yeah - it confounds me. And your reasoning is mine as well.
re: breadzone
How about freshly pressed walnut oil from CA?
re: bulavinaka
Walnut oil is pretty specialized, what would they use it in, I beleive it would be one of those things the reciever will say thanks for and put it on a back shelf,saving of for a special reason, that will never surface in imho.
re: normalheightsfoodie
My wife picked up some walnut oil from the Santa Monica farmers market the other day. She sampled some at the stand, and was really wowed by it. She's so impressed that she's bringing some along with some dry salad fixings and plans on picking up some (hopefully good) greens to make her friends salads over there. We'll keep our fingers crossed that it doesn't end up as a dust collector in their pantry...
re: bulavinaka
one of my favorite uses for walnut oil:
whisk up a vinaigrette using the oil, minced shallot, S&P, and acid [sherry vinegar, OJ or lemon juice].
serve over salad of greens [arugula, endive, radicchio], roasted beets, haricots vert, and cheese [goat, manchego, blue or feta].
re: goodhealthgourmet
Jotting this down... sounds delish - thanks!
California wines and nuts (Blue Diamond almonds) would be local. Although I am quite sure both are available in New York.
Meyer lemons. It's probably possible to find them in New York, but they're rarely sold commercially because they don't ship well, so they're probably extremely expensive. Of course, they're not really in season here, but you probably know somebody with a tree that still has a few.
Southern California isn't in the light-brown apple moth quarantine area, so it should be safe to transport them.
re: jlafler
I would be in 7th heaven if someone brought me some Meyer lemons - we only get them for maybe two months or so in the winter, and they are expensive.
re: MMRuth
We have access to two Meyer lemon trees, but they're cosmetically in the Miss Congeniality category... We're still considering it though - thanks...
re: bulavinaka
take Caltrain to Menlo Park - tons of Meyer lemons un-plucked for the plucking.
if you can get to the brentwood farmers' market on sunday morning, pick up some "moonpillows" mochi truffles. they're insanely good, and i've never found anything like them in NYC.
you can even place an advance order to make sure you get what you want...
re: goodhealthgourmet
Geez - very unique - I think folks in SoCal would consider this a great and rare food gift as well... We live in the Westside but not sure if we have the time to run over there... Will definitely consider this... Thanks!
re: Nicole
I lived in CA for 25 years until 8 years ago when I had to return to take care of Mom. Anyone could bring me sourdough, pistachios, and Napa Wine. ANYTIME! I know it's mostly a northern CA thing, but I know they sell it in southern CA. I know pistachios are available here on the east coast, but trust me they're not the same.
re: othervoice
Wow, that's interesting. I am not a pistachio afficionado, so I had no idea!
re: othervoice
My wife swung by the Wednesday farmers market in Santa Monica, tried the pistachios, and you're right - awesome. She picked up eight pounds. Thanks for the push...
re: Nicole
Yup- plus a couple bottles of cheap local grocery store hot sauces like Tapatio, the one with the wooden lid part (Cholula?), or Pico Pica
I was just in LA (and I live here in NYC in Forest Hills!) and the things we liked bringing back were See's candies - the toffees are so good - and pistachios from the SM farmer's market.
If there was any way to bring back strawberries I'd vote for that too though I don't know how that works with security and all sorts of other regulations. We ate strawberries out there that have ruined us for the time being.
Enjoy your visit to FH! If you stay local for dinner any of your nights here, hope your friends bring you to Danny Brown's Wine Bar which is the only restaurant aside from Nick's that is worth it in the neighborhood.
re: pellegrino31
See's is difficult to get in NYC, but I have to say that I actually found a See's stand in NYC last week. It was not a store, but just a display case (like in airports) that sold See's products. Unfortunately, I can't remember for the life of me where I saw it as I don't really eat the stuff and wasn't paying that much attention. But I used to love their nuts and chews when I was younger.
re: Miss Needle
Mmm. Wonder where that might have been. I think you can actually get See's at Lord & Taylor - I vaguely remember seeing it there but this is a few years back and I haven't checked back since.
re: pellegrino31
I don't think I was at Lord and Taylors last week. But it may have been as I live close to one and sometimes walk through if I need to escape the oppressive humidity and heat. Honestly, I was running around at so many different locations last week that I just don't remember. But when I walk through a L&T again, I'll report back as to whether there's a See's.
re: pellegrino31
See above response to othervoice - thanks for the rec!
The strawberries are so tempting, but I don't think we can ship them without major compromises. Those berries are so so good right now, but are so ripe that I don't know how we purchase them, have them last a couple of days, pack them up without damaging them, and make the trip either via our luggage or Fedex... We're considering peaches, nectarines, and maybe even apricots. All are killer right now...
We'll jot down the name of Danny Brown's and Nick's - thank you!
I would suggest a hard to find Napa wine like Swansonor Freemark Abbey, and Avocados, and flour tortillas or a bottle of Tequila..
You would need to pack both in your luggage. Depending on the time in between, would depend on bringing the avocados. You would be the hit of the party if you said, "Lets have some chips and guac and a margaritas." Depending on where you live, Kalua is a good gift. If you live in San Diego, you can get it a the duty free strore, or youy can also find it in Cosco.
A friend recently brought some tequilla in his carry on, and he could not take it with him on the plane.
re: normalheightsfoodie
Ooh! That reminds me -- fresh masa! Impossible to get in NYC. I've looked for it -- doesn't exist yet. Probably not the most transportable though.
re: Miss Needle
While fresh masa is a treat for tortillas, it would be like transporting wet cement, and just pray that it does not start to expand in your bag. I was once at event where everyone was given extra dough to take home, the room was warm, and everyones little package started to grow.
re: normalheightsfoodie
Ha ha. That would have been kind of funny to watch. What kind of event does one get extra dough?
re: Miss Needle
I was at an in Washington State and where a Totem Pole was being debuted, and the dough was from the unused fry bread.
re: normalheightsfoodie
Yup. Remember no liquids in your carry on, and consider that "pastes/creams/sauces/purees" may be rejected as well. These considerations apply to things you buy to take back as well -- I ended up having to check my bag on the way home because of a couple of things I'd purchased.
re: normalheightsfoodie
Yes, I was going to suggest avocados as well. I know you can get them in NY, but if you buy from the farmer's market they will be fresher, better and cheaper than anything you can get in NY. And the best thing about them is if you buy them hard, they will travel well and ripen later on.
Dried fruits from the central valley.
Preferbably, without the salmonella.
I had a friend from California who moved to Baltimore for graduate school. The two things he asked me to bring him when I visited were avocados and artichokes--he said he'd never found decent ones there. I don't know if New York is similarly challenged, but a few giant, perfect globe artichokes would be a treat in any case.
re: MsMaryMc
Walnuts, pistachios, dates, almonds, plus really decadent treats.


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When it comes to running for office, Edmontonians from all walks of life are anything but apathetic
Paula Simons, Edmonton JournalPublished: Tuesday, September 21 2010
I love the smell of democracy in the morning.
In Edmonton, on a cold, wet Monday, it smelled like rain. And damp wool and paper. And just a little bit of nervous perspiration.
It was hot and stuffy in City Hall's Heritage Room on Monday morning, as more than a hundred electoral candidates, with their entourages, large and small, crowded in to file their nomination papers.
Dexter Iveson, 16 months old, stays close by his mom Sarah Chan while waiting for his dad, incumbent city councillor Don Iveson to file his nomination papers at City Hall on Monday.
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Nomination day is the great leveller. It doesn't matter if you're running for mayor or for school trustee, if you're an incumbent with name recognition or a complete newcomer, a complete crank or a legitimate contender.
Everybody who wants to run for office, large or small, must come down and stand in the same lineup, with enough supporting signatures and enough money to pay the necessary deposit. There's no queue jumping, no pulling rank. No matter how nervous, how shy, or how self-important you might be, you wait in the same line to put your name forward.
It's fashionable these days to talk about apathy when it comes to municipal elections. Goodness knows, the dismal 27 per cent voter turnout might give you good reason to despair. But when it comes to running for office, Edmontonians seem to be
anything but apathetic, not with 114 candidates willing to put their names on the line, one the largest slates we've seen in decades. And while it's true that two public school trustees, Catherine Ripley and Dave Colburn, were elected by acclamation, there are still 24 trustee candidates for nine positions.)
Some council candidates are clearly running because of the controversy over the future of the City Centre Airport lands. But for other civic candidates, the airport is a non-issue. They've been inspired by everything from the LRT route debate, to inner-city housing policy, to tax rates.
With two incumbent city councillors, Ron Hayter and Dave Thiele, retiring, and the ward map completely re-drawn to create new districts with one councillor each, instead of the traditional two, some first-time council candidates obviously believe they scent an opportunity for a breakthrough.
Certainly, the new Ward 3, which includes much of Ron Hayter's former territory, has the most declared candidates -- nine in total. And Ward 11, which covers much of Thiele's old stomping grounds, has a robust six, and the makings of one of the most exciting races of the election.
Yet there are also crowded races in wards with well-established and well-entrenched incumbents -- Jane Batty, for example, will face seven challengers in the redrawn downtown district known as Ward 6.
And all the shakeup of the old city council wards can't begin to explain the robust number of candidates running for Catholic and public school board. Some of the public school trustee candidates were clearly inspired by last year's controversial round of school closures. And some of the Catholic trustees seem motivated by the clash between the board and the Catholic Archdiocese over who's in charge of school board policy on divisive social issues such as casino fundraising and the Gardasil vaccination campaign.


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This unique oceanfront home in Seal Rock offers breathtaking views from almost every room! There is a private staircase that leads you down to the sand with a new vista from each landing! With 60 steps between you and the sand, it's still a manageable distance to walk whenever you want to enjoy the beach, but high enough to provide amazing views.
The home features three bedrooms that are all spacious and inviting. The master bedroom has a queen bed, the second bedroom features a queen as well and the third bedroom has a bunk bed with a full bed on bottom and a twin on top. There is also a full futon in the upstairs bedroom, bringing total guests allowed up to nine, however three to four of the guests should be children or young adults.
The main level of the home was recently updated and the open floor plan makes it a great place for family gatherings. The main living room features a cozy gas fireplace and large windows facing the ocean so it is a great place rain or shine, as you can storm-watch during the rainy season and watch a beautiful sunset during the summer or fall. The kitchen is tastefully appointed and there is a nice dining table that expands to create seating for eight.
The best feature of the home is undoubtedly the amazing private stairwell down to the beach that leads off the deck. The stairwell features two benches along the way that make the perfect romantic location for watching the sun dip into the sea! The beach below is a long stretch of sandy beach that ends in a small wetlands area as you approach the house. It is very quiet beach so it is an excellent place for discovering shells and sand dollars.
Seal Rock is a quaint yet interesting town with some local artisans and restaurants. If you are looking for a little more action, Newport is just a short 10-15 minute drive away!
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"We have certainly told the Americans – and we will be speaking to the others – that the language in these advisories is a little disproportionate," Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai told journalists on Tuesday. "We will continue to convey to them that whatever they wish to do under their own legal obligations should be proportionate and carefully modulated."
Apart from the U.S., which has warned its citizens "to pay particular attention to their personal security during the Indian holiday season", Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United Kingdom have also issued similar advisories.
Tourism Minister Subodh Kant Sahai had expressed his concerns that the issue of terrorism was being raised to create a scare, and pointed out that Jammu and Kashmir had recorded the highest number of tourist arrivals in the last quarter century. He had raised the issue with the Foreign Secretary, pointing out that such advisories could have a negative impact on the tourism industry.
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This comfortable and spacious holiday home is located on a large fenced garden plot situated in beautiful surroundings in the protected landscape area Lusatian Mountains. Among other things, the facilities in the living area has a cozy TV area with sofa and fireplace. In the garden, an outdoor swimming pool for fun and cooling comfort. You also have the option to grill. In the surrounding area are opening up the vacationers numerous excursions. In a few minutes you can reach, for example, the nature reserve of Saxon Switzerland. To pay costs of consumption on site.
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Lasan Kromah scored 19 points as George Washington extended Duquesne's losing streak to 10 games with a 79-57 victory Wednesday night in Atlantic 10 Conference action.
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