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|Former BC guard Jordan Daniels resurfaces at Drake
|01.16.13 at 9:59 pm ET
Jordan Daniels, the point guard who took over a starting role at Boston College last season but transferred before the start of this campaign, will attend Drake, the Iowa school announced Wednesday.
Daniels will be eligible at the end of the fall semester next season and have three years of eligibility remaining.
Daniels, a 5-foot-9 speedster from Southern California, averaged 6.4 points and 2.6 assists while starting 25 games as a BC freshman last season.
|BC falls to Miami on missed free throw in final second
|01.16.13 at 9:53 pm ET
Poor free throw shooting has been a problem for Boston College in the early part of the conference schedule. On Wednesday night the Eagles paid the ultimate price for another bad night from the line, including two key misses in the final minute.
Olivier Hanlan, who scored a game-high 17 points, had both of the misses, including the final one with 0.5 seconds remaining, as the Eagles dropped a 60-59 decision to Miami at Conte Forum.
Lonnie Jackson scored 16 points for BC (9-8, 1-3 ACC), while Ryan Anderson had 11 points and six rebounds. BC hit just 11-of-18 free throws (61 percent), with Hanlan, a 75 percent shooter on the season, going 5-for-10. In four ACC games, the Eagles are shooting 65 percent from the line, 6 percentage points below their season average.
Durand Scott led Miami (13-3, 4-0) with 15 points, going 4-for-4 from the line in the final 30 seconds, and Kenny Kadji netted 14. The Hurricanes played their eighth straight game without injured center Reggie Johnson, who is averaging a double-double this season.
With the Eagles holding a 57-56 lead and 43 seconds remaining, Hanlan missed the front end of a 1-and-1. At the other end, Scott was fouled driving to the basket and hit two free throws to put Miami up by one. After Joe Rahon was called for an offensive foul, Scott was fouled again and he hit two more free throws for a three-point Miami lead with 11 seconds remaining.
BC struggled to get someone open for a look at a potential game-tying 3-pointer. Eventually, Hanlan cut through the defense at the top of the arc and was fouled by Scott as he tried to shoot just before the buzzer. Needing to hit all three free throws to force overtime, Hanlan coaxed the first two in — getting friendly bounces off the rim on both — but front-rimmed his final attempt.
This one was close throughout. BC led by two at the break, 28-26, and the biggest lead for either team all night was a six-point advantage that BC had on two occasions midway through the second half.
The Eagles are off until Tuesday night, when they play at Maryland. The Terps also had a dramatic finish Wednesday, knocking off 14th-ranked NC State, 51-50, on an Alex Len lay-in with less than a second remaining.
|BC's Olivier Hanlan, Harvard's Siyani Chambers win conference rookie of week honors
|01.14.13 at 4:14 pm ET
One week after backcourt mate Joe Rahon was named ACC Rookie of the Week, Boston College guard Olivier Hanlan received the same honor on Monday.
Playing in his first two ACC road games– a win over Virginia Tech and a loss to Wake Forest — Hanlan averaged 17.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 3.5 steals last week.
The Quebec product has scored in double figures in eight straight games and 11 of 12. He leads ACC freshman with 13.4 points per game (15th overall).
In the Ivy League, freshman guard Siyani Chambers was named Rookie of the week for the second week in a row and third time this season. Chambers had 22 points and six assists as the Crimson opened defense of their Ivy League title with a 75-65 victory over Dartmouth on Saturday in Hanover, N.H. Chambers leads the league with 6.0 assists per game and is second in 3-point percentage (50.0). He's seventh in points (13.3) and minutes (37.4) per game.
Harvard sophomore Wesley Saunders was named the league's co-Player of the Week for his 19-point, six-assist effort vs. the Big Green. Saunders hit 8-of-9 shots in helping Harvard rally for the win. Saunders leads the league with 16.4 points and 2.0 steals per game, and he's fourth in shooting percentage (54.4). He has scored in double figures in all 14 games this season.
|BC rally falls short at Wake Forest; Northeastern, Harvard pick up road wins
|01.12.13 at 6:50 pm ET
Wake Forest guard C.J. Harris scored 29 points on 10-of-13 shooting, and the Demon Deacons held off a late Boston College rally for a 75-72 victory Saturday afternoon in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Lonnie Jackson scored 23 points to lead the way for BC (9-7, 1-2 ACC). Olivier Hanlan scored 18, and Ryan Anderson record his fifth double-double of the season with 12 points and 10 rebounds.
BC trailed by 10 points with 5:47 remaining before embarking on a 13-4 run, capped by a three-point play from Hanlan with just under two minutes remaining. That got the Eagles within one at 71-70. After a BC defensive breakdown led to a layup for Wake point guard Madison Jones, Joe Rahon hit two free throws to get BC back within a point, 73-72.
Following a Wake miss, BC turned over the ball, but the Demon Deacons (9-6, 2-1) returned the favor with an offensive foul on a moving pick. BC regained possession with 19.5 seconds left. BC got the ball to Rahon, but the guard could not finish his strong drive to the basket, making him 0-for-7.
Harris hit two free throws with 4.1 seconds left to make it 75-72. On BC's ensuing inbounds pass, Wake's Travis McKie (18 points) stole it just over midcourt, but apparently thinking the game was over, he started walking with the basketball toward the sideline. That gave BC another chance with 1.5 seconds left. The inbounds pass went to Hanlan, and his contested 3-pointer at the buzzer fell short.
BC next hosts Miami on Wednesday.
In other college basketball action involving local teams Saturday, Northeastern continued its hot start in conference play with a 70-59 victory at Towson as Joel Smith scored 21 points. The Huskies (9-7, 4-0 Colonial Athletic Association) trailed 25-13 with 8:16 left in the first half but closed the period on a 26-8 run to take control. NU is off to its best conference start since beginning 6-0 in 2008-09.
In Hanover, N.H., Harvard closed the game on a 17-2 run for a 75-65 victory over pesky Dartmouth as the Crimson began defense of their Ivy League championship. Siyani Chambers scored 22 points, Wesley Saunders netted 19, and both players had six assists. Harvard (9-2, 1-0 Ivy) shot a blistering 62.8 percent from the field and held the hosts to two points over the game's final 9:25.
At Boston University, the Terriers got 16 points and seven assists from D.J. Irving in an 85-59 victory over Binghamton. John Papale added 14 points and nine rebounds for BU (8-9, 2-2 America East).
In Bethlehem, Pa., Holy Cross' Justin Burrell scored 16 points, but the Crusaders could not keep up with Lehigh, falling 79-47 in their Patriot League opener. Lehigh, despite missing standout guard C.J. McCollum (broken foot), went on a 14-0 run late in the first half to take command, then shot 66.7 percent in the second half to pull away from HC (8-8).
|BC hockey coach Jerry York to miss key weekend series vs. UNH after eye surgery
|01.11.13 at 1:36 pm ET
Boston College hockey coach Jerry York will miss the team's weekend series against New Hampshire after having outpatient eye surgery to repair a detached retina, the school announced Thursday.
The second-ranked Eagles host No. 4 UNH on Friday night and then visit the Wildcats on Saturday night.
Associate head coaches Mike Cavanaugh and Greg Brown will lead the team in York's absence.
|BC guard Joe Rahon named ACC Rookie of Week
|01.07.13 at 4:04 pm ET
Boston College guard Joe Rahon was named ACC Player of the Week on Monday.
Rahon scored 24 points in a 79-58 win over Dartmouth last Monday, hitting 7-of-8 shots — including 6-of-6 from 3-point range — and all four of his free throws and adding five assists. He then had 18 points in a 78-73 loss to 23rd-ranked NC State on Saturday.
Rahon is seventh in the ACC in assists per game at 4.1.
BC (8-6, 0-1 ACC) next plays at Virginia Tech on Wednesday and at Wake Forest on Saturday.
Across town, Harvard guard Siyani Chambers was named Ivy League Rookie of the Week for the third time. Chamber hit all five of his shots in a 16-point, seven-assist effort vs. St. Mary's on Monday, then had 14 points and 10 assists in Saturday's rout of Rice.
Chambers, averaging 12.6 points per game, leads the Ivy League with 6.0 assists per game. He also leads the league in free throw shooting percentage (.898) and is second in minutes per game (37.4).
|BC PG Olivier Hanlan named ACC co-Rookie of Week
|12.24.12 at 3:16 pm ET
Boston College freshman point guard Olivier Hanlan was named ACC co-Rookie of the Week on Monday. He shares the award with Florida State swingman Aaron Thomas.
In BC's lone game of the week on Saturday, Hanlan recorded his first double-double with 17 points and 12 rebounds in a 71-68 victory over Providence. Hanlan, who played all 40 minutes in the game, ranks second among AC freshman and 19th overall with 12.8 points per game.
|BC football names two more assistants: Bill McGovern, Justin Frye
|12.20.12 at 8:08 pm ET
Bill McGovern, who has served as Boston College's linebackers coach for the last 12 years and as defensive coordinator for the last four, will remain with the team as linebackers coach under new head coach Steve Addazio, the school announced Thursday.
"Bill McGovern is one of the most respected coaches in the Northeast, not only as a defensive coordinator but as a linebacker coach," Addazio said. "He's one of the finest recruiters in the country. He's a Boston College guy. He loves this place and has a great passion for Boston College. He has great relationships with current and former players and will be a tremendous, vital person in our program as we move forward."
Justin Frye, who was offensive line coach under Addazio at Temple the last two seasons, will take the same job at BC.
"Justin Frye has played for me, been a graduate assistant for me and has coached the offensive line with me," Addazio said of the 2006 Indiana graduate. "He is a great young coach who has had a knack at forming great relationships with his players while developing outstanding offensive linemen. He's coached some of the finest offensive linemen in the country that are currently great successes in the NFL and will continue the great tradition of offensive linemen at Boston College.
|Daughter of BC associate AD Barry Gallup dead of cancer at 26
|12.20.12 at 5:22 pm ET
Boston College associate athletic director Barry Gallup, a former BC football player and assistant coach and Northeastern head coach, lost his 26-year-old daughter to cancer on Wednesday, the school announced.
Lisa Ann Gallup, a former three-sport captain at Wellesley High School who went on to graduate from Boston College's Connell School of Nursing in 2009, had been working as a night nurse in the medical intensive care unit at New York Presbyterian Hospital.
Her memorial service is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at the Wellesley Village Church.
Barry Gallup also lost a son, Darren Douglas Gallup, in 2003 when the 18-year-old who was bound to play football at Harvard died after crashing his car into a stone wall in Wellesley. Gallup has one other child, Barry Gallup Jr.
|Former UMass, Northeastern coach Don Brown named BC defensive coordinator
|12.19.12 at 8:32 pm ET
New Boston College football coach Steve Addazio named Don Brown defensive coordinator. Brown, a native of Spencer, was defensive coordinator at UConn the past two seasons. He's been a head coach at UMass (2004-08) and Northeastern (2000-03).
'We're very excited to have Don Brown joining our Boston College family,' Addazio said in a statement. 'Don is a New England guy who has tremendous ties and relationships in the Northeast to go along with a great coaching resume. He's been a head coach at Northeastern. He's been a head coach at Plymouth State. He's been a head coach at the University of Massachusetts. He's had coordinator experience at Maryland in the ACC and comes to us having most recently served as the defensive coordinator at the University of Connecticut. He has tremendous character and is a great family man who is a perfect fit here at Boston College.'
Said Brown: 'Coach Addazio has presented me with a great challenge — one that I am very excited about. I'm excited to be back in the ACC. The positive thing for me is that I'm a New England guy. I'm from Massachusetts. Coaching at Boston College has always been a wish of mine. I'm a firm believer that you play the game on the balls of your feet, not on your heels. From day one, we're going to be aggressive. We're going to attack the line of scrimmage. We're going to get after the quarterback. We're going to play with our hair on fire on defense. I'm a big believer in playing for tackles for loss and being disruptive and making life difficult for the quarterback. We're going to attack. That's the style of defense that I've employed. We're going to fly around and attack the pass.'
Addazio also officially named Ryan Day offensive coordinator, confirming an appointment he announced at his introductory press conference. Day, who was a BC assistant coach from 2003-04 and 2007-11, assisted Addazio at Temple this past season.
'Ryan is one of the bright young minds in college football,' Addazio said. 'He's going to coach the quarterbacks and be the offensive coordinator. He's so excited to be back and part of the Boston College family. This is home for him. He knows Boston College and he is thrilled to back.'
Day has a supporter in University of Oregon coach Chip Kelly.
'[Day] played for me and I coached with him,' Kelly said. 'He was a great kid and one of the bright minds as well as one of the best players I have ever coached. I think he is one of the best young coaches in the country and it was just a matter of time before he was running the show, offensively, somewhere.'


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Held on the beautiful University of San Diego campus, the Chamber Music Festival was established by Dr. Angela Yeung in the summer of 2006. The Greater San Diego Music Coterie now co-sponsors both the Winter and the Summer Festivals along with the USD Department of Music, providing a unique opportunity for chamber-music making and public performance for musicians of all ages and technical levels in an intensive yet non-competitive environment. With coaching provided by members of the San Diego Symphony and faculty members from the USD Music Department, experienced chamber musicians enjoy the challenge of an intense coaching and performance schedule; those of most advanced musical levels may perform along with the coaches at concerts. Musicians with little or no chamber music experience appreciate the careful grouping of ensembles, selection of pieces, and guidance by experienced coaches. The gains from each festival surpass those of the chamber music experience alone: musical appetites, self-confidence, and spirit of teamwork are sparked, and lasting friendships are formed.
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Case series
A case series (also known as a clinical series) is a medical research descriptive study that tracks patients with a known exposure given similar treatment[1] or examines their medical records for exposure and outcome. It can be retrospective or prospective and usually involves a smaller number of patients than more powerful case-control studies or randomized controlled trials. Case series may be consecutive[2] or non-consecutive,[3] depending on whether all cases presenting to the reporting authors over a period were included, or only a selection.
Case series may be confounded by selection bias, which limits statements on the causality of correlations observed; for example, physicians who look at patients with a certain illness and a suspected linked exposure will have a selection bias in that they have drawn their patients from a narrow selection (namely their hospital or clinic). Internal validity of case series studies is usually very low, due to the lack of a comparator group exposed to the same array of intervening variables. For example, the effects seen may be wholly or partly due to intervening effects such as the placebo effect, Hawthorne effect, Rosenthal effect, time effects, practice effects or the natural history effect. Calculating the difference in effects between two treatment groups assumed to be exposed to a very similar array of such intervening effects allows the effects of these intervening variables to cancel out. Hence only the presence of a comparator group, which is not a feature of case-series studies, will allow a valid estimate of the true treatment effect (Polgar S, Thomas SA. Introduction to research in the health Sciences. Churchill Livingstone 2013).[citation needed]
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Beasley holding the Jets secondary together
By Sean M. Deegan
October 30th, 2003
With two defensive backfield starters in the on the shelf with injuries, Jets veteran CB Aaron Beasley is quietly having a very productive season.
Also: The Giants Inside Report, courtesy of Inside Football.com. With two defensive backfield starters in the on the shelf with injuries, Jets veteran CB Aaron Beasley is quietly having a very productive season.
Beasley, an 8 year vet who was brought in from Jacksonville last season to replace Aaron Glenn is coming off a 2002 season where his play was spotty at best. After a year in the system, he has seemed to finally grasp it and is now thriving. With injuries to starters Jon McGraw and Donnie Abraham, Beasley has become the leader of the Jets secondary.
Despite the loss of key players, the Jets secondary leads the NFL with only 153 passing yards against per game. Granted, that stat is probably misleading due to the Ds horrible play against the run (31st in the NFL), a big part of the success the secondary has had is due to Beasley.
He's more consistent I would say than he was last year Said Coach Herman Edwards of Beasley today. I think when he came in the system last year, it was kind of new to him. I think he's more familiar with what we're asking him to do. He's done a pretty good job. He really has. He's made some plays for us, had a big pick against Philadelphia, which led us to a score. He's doing a good job.
So far, Beasley has 26 tackles and leads the team with 2 INTs. He had a big interception against Philadelphias Donovan McNabb last Sunday that led to a Jets touchdown. At age 30, he still seems to be at the top of his game.
The Coach feels that rookie DT Dewayne Robertson is not playing up to his potential. After praising him for his progress over the last several weeks Edwards felt his play against the Eagles was not up to par. Over 80 rushing rushing yards by Philly in the 4th quarter of last Sundays game is proof in the pudding.
I thought last week was not one of his better games, to be quite honest. Said Edwards on Robertson. We talked about it. So hopefully he's got to pick it up. He's a guy we need to be able to play well for us. He's a young player. He's played a lot of football for us. He's still a rookie, still has a lot of time to improve, but he's got to play good for us, there's no doubt about it.
The Coach was asked today if the Game on Sunday is the season. I think every game down the stretch now is our season, because it defines your season as you play. I think they're all important. Obviously, as the season winds down, you lose time to catch up. I think we all know that.
He went on. I think every game from here on will define what we are and how we handle it, how we deal with adversity. Every game will be a game that we need to win. There's no doubt about it. This game is important because it's the Giants. You know, it's a rivalry game. But next week it will be important, too. It's important to win because winning breeds confidence. Winning is important because that's what you play for really. You practice all week, prepare yourself all week to try to win a football game. They're all important, I think.
WR Wayne Chrebet is not on the injury list and will play on Sunday but is still a bit bothered by a sore back. Since Chrebet is still not 100%, Curtis Conway will remain the starter with Santana Moss for another week. Chrebet will likely go back into the starting lineup next week against Oakland.
Injuries remain the same as yesterday with CB Donnie Abraham (shoulder), S Jon McGraw (shoulder) and DE John Abraham (groin) out. LB Mo Lewis (hip) continues to be questionable and CB Jamie Henderson (knee) is probable for Sunday.
Here are some Giants notes courtesy of Inside Football.coms Editor Patti Traina-Duckers. INSIDE FOOTBALL is the best source on the internet for NY Giants information.
Two offensive linemen, left guard Wayne Lucier (flu) and Luke Petitgout (biceps/foot) did not practice. Jim Fassel said he was concerned about it, but confident that he'd have both linemen for Sunday. "Lucier was feeling better today, but not well enough to practice," Fassel said. "He is still weak. He'll probably practice tomorrow and should be fine for the game on Sunday. Luke is sore. I wanted to back off."
Meanwhile, DE Kenny Holmes (knee) and DT Cornelius Griffin (ankle) sat out of practice. Holmes has missed several practices in recent weeks, but plays well in the games. Griffin, who suffered a high ankle sprain against Minnesota and who is listed as questionable for the game on Sunday, will probably not be ready for Sunday. If he is not, Lance Legree, who filled in for him last week, will start in Griffin's place.
The Giants also added cornerback/special teamer Kato Serwanga to the injury list as probable with a sprained ankle.
PK Matt Bryant, who is listed as out for this week's game as he recovers from a pulled hamstring, was excused by Fassel for the weekend so he could be with his mother, who had open-heart surgery back in Texas.
Since Fassel became head coach of the Giants in 1997, Big Blue is 9-14-1 in November, one of only two months in which they have a losing record under Fassel (they are 0-2 in January regular season games).
QB Kerry Collins, who completed 23 of 29 attempts with two touchdowns and a 97.7 passer rating on Sunday, has been selected as the FedEx Air NFL Player of the Week for his performance last week in Minnesota. Other finalists included Marc Bulger of St. Louis and Trent Green of Kansas City. Voting is determined by NFL fans.


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HITMAN Jamie Murphy last night stamped Motherwell's Europa League passport with a rapid-fire goal that fired them into the play-off round.
A MAN's body has been found on railway tracks outside a Scots station.
KILMARNOCK have confirmed the signing of Chelsea reserve team defender Ben Gordon on a short-term loan deal.
FORMER Rangers skipper Lorenzo Amoruso believes the prospect of Champions League football will help attract players to Ibrox.
JOS HOOIVELD has promised Celtic fans their new-look team will improve - once they get to know each other.
THE families of two fallen servicemen have wept as their bodies were brought back home to a hero's welcome in Wiltshire.
PAUL MARTIN says he is "shocked" and "disillusioned" by some of the criticism Albion Rovers have received after their derby day defeat.
THE taxman today lost a bid to block proposals to help cash-strapped Portsmouth out of administration.
A DOCTOR who practised in Dumfries has been accused of being responsible for the death of a Dalbeattie man.
Dee and Jasmine Thomas of Comrie flew out to India this week to help at a clinic that treats victims of the Bhopal chemical disaster.
Bank of Scotland (BoS) is withdrawing interest payments to tens of thousands of business customers on current account balances.
RETAIL sales have picked up in recent months, according to official statistics.
SPL chief Neil Doncaster believes an early start to the season could help Scottish teams in Europe - but reminded the clubs that it is up to them to vote for it.
UNION leaders are to take legal action against ScotRail in a dispute over the use of train conductors, it has emerged.
Kilmarnock's Robert Love was the sole Scottish competitor at the British Powerlifting Open Senior Championships.
HURLFORD United won their own pre-season tournament on penalties on Sunday.
SCOTLAND will have the best chance of witnessing the Northern Lights sparked by a giant space tsunami, according to an expert.
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A JUDGE warned that three children could be in danger – just 24 hours before they were found dead in an Edinburgh flat, it emerged tonight.
JIMMY BOYLE today admitted that sorting out his own future is not a top priority.
BANK of England rate-setters underlined their doubts over a strong recovery today as they maintained support for the economy at emergency levels.
POLICE have launched an investigation today after the bodies of a man and a woman were found in a car.
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) hasannounced plans to form a new venture with the insurer, Aviva.
Retail sales in Scotland have risen by 2.7 per cent on an annually adjusted basis according to provisional figures published by the Scottish government.
Commercial law firm chasing Scotland's Big Four law firms through expansion of key practice areas
Specialist recruitment firm planning expansion into England this year on the back of record results
Budget carrier now operating 20 routes from the Capital's airport
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POP star Lily Allen has revealed she is pregnant, telling her fans: "I can't wait."
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Monday I said Mike Rawlings was about to announce a pause -- a tapping of the brakes -- in his public school takeover campaign. I was a little off. Instead it turns out he has been meeting with three really old guys. I guess that could have the same effect. What? That's not a slur. I've got nothing ... More >>
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A hot topic recently is Obama's foreign policy 'realism'. Now those who visit this site regularly already know that I've called Obama on his realism DAYS AGO! There are those who applaud this approach, arguing that the best foreign policy doctrine is not to have one. Then there are those who fear this outcome, asserting that one of America's greatest assets is its promotion and defense of democracy and human rights.
This brings up two issues before we can argue for either side; 1. Has Obama truly shown himself a realist by his policies? 2. And is he really departing so completely from President Bush's so-called 'freedom agenda'? First off, I believe that all US presidents have been at least partially liberal in their world view, even those early presidents who lead a weak, fragile state at the time. That being said, it is not like these guys only had international liberalism in their bones, blood, and sinew, as they all followed the rules of power politics in most cases, from the Jay Treaty to the Bush's partnership with Pervez Musharraf. Bush full heartedly tried to bring democracy to two despotic states, called the Darfur conflict a genocide, criticized the Burmese military dictatorship, gave prime time to political dissidents from China and elsewhere, and made many key speeches preaching the power of liberty and human rights. YET, he cozied up with dictators in Pakistan, Egypt, China, and Kazakhstan, used military force in pursuit of US interests, and disregarded many multilateral treaties. Bush was followed both a realist and liberal foreign policy.
Barack's election rhetoric and policies so far have definitely trended more realist (and in many ways logically follow many of Bush's policies). He has has openly stated he will negotiate with many dictator-run states (Iran, Syria, North Korea), put NATO expansion on hold, let Russia know that deals involving security trade offs could be made, treated Britain like it was just a 'state', rarely discusses the liberal threesome of liberty, democracy, and human rights in speeches, and his Sec of State Hilary Clinton stated that human rights would not get in the way of US-China relations. This being considered, Obama has also leaned liberal on many occasions. His emphasis on 'talking' and diplomacy are not just realist measures, but seem to him to be modern ways that conflicts are solved. He has also reached out to the Muslim world in a widely heard interview and plans on making a speech in a Muslim-majority country this year. Obama also showed his trust of international institutions and treaties by raising the US ambassador to the United Nations to a Cabinet Position and in his early discussions with Russia about arms reductions and Europe regarding climate change. But overall, I do agree with the aforementioned articles that Obama is mainly following a realist foreign policy so far. (of course so did Bush before 9/11)
So should we be concerned or pleased about Obama's realist leanings? I think, like when given the choice between chocolate and strawberry ice cream, a little of both. The realist attributes of cautiousness and pragmatism are indeed valuable and Obama seems keen on following them in many of his policies so far. International relations are indeed fraught with dangers of missteps and a realist viewpoint can prevent the US from unforeseen calamities and overzealousness. However, if the US becomes more and more just like another state, it not only denies what it has been for its entire history, a beacon of liberty and hope, but it may also undermine the growth of a stable world, which has made a steady climb in democratization. It is not an overstatement to say the current strength of democratic governance in the international system is held up by American leadership. Specifically, states in Eastern Europe, Ukraine, Georgia, the Baltic States, and Poland, in many ways have their sovereignty and free political system dependent on US/NATO engagement and protection. These states will not welcome the canceling of the missile defense system treaty or talk of NATO expansion quietly fading away. In terms of Afghanistan and Iraq's governing future, Obama has already laid framework for a less than democratic outcome. I also hear loudly how much Obama has NOT spoken about the power of liberty, democracy, and human rights and I think this is a shame as the world is listening.
Washington Post columnist Richard Cohen poignantly quoted an Obama intro to one of theologian/realist theorist Reinhold Niebuhr's books: "there's serious evil in the world, and hardship and pain. We should be humble and modest in our belief we can eliminate those things. But we shouldn't use that as an excuse for cynicism and inaction."
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SAN DIEGO (AP) - Authorities say San Diego Chargers star linebacker Shawne Merriman has been arrested on suspicion of choking and restraining his girlfriend, a reality TV star, as she tried to leave his Southern California home.
San Diego County Sheriff's Lt. Gary Steadman says 27-year-old Tila Tequila signed a citizen's arrest warrant early Sunday, charging Merriman with battery and false imprisonment.
Tequila was taken to a hospital. Her condition was not immediately available.
Merriman, 25, was taken into custody by deputies who responded to a distress call at his home in Poway, north of San Diego.
Tequila, whose real name is Tila Nguyen, is best known for her MTV dating reality show, "A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila."
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Its 4:05 a.m. on January 5th. Im wide-awake and I feel rested. Were in one of those sex by the hour motels; very nice, just one bed. I found Frank down in the garage sleeping on his mattress, very thoughtful of him. We are 200 mi. SW of Bogotá. Our tires are still holding up - wow. Took a great picture of Frank going toward a mountain in the middle of the road (it seemed). Really miss my Kath... about 6 thousand miles to go, can only do 200 or 300 a day. I think Frank & I both are weaker than when we started (road weary).
Mr. Romero did show up at the cargo company (Girog) and finalized our bike shipment - $250 cash each; we now are broke. Well have to find an ATM. Hotel took VISA, $142,000 pesos = $71 U.S. Our taxi driver (Ernesto) is most anxious to help us. He came to our hotel 45 minutes early to pick us up to take us to our bikes. Couple hours of paperwork, on the road at noon, traffic was unbelievable. We went around an open manhole in the street. What a trip stopper that could have been! We saw a total of 3 open manholes. Traffic was bumper to bumper for about 60 miles. We passed 100s of vehicles on the right and left to make progress, & so as not to have to sit in the 104-degree temp. We stopped at a pig roast on the highway, was scrumptious. My knee is finally better this a.m. - still a little feverish, but better. Think we have about 350 miles to Ecuador, wont make that today. So many of these roadside restaurants have no menus, just their meal of the day.
It was beautiful, when we finally got out of Bogotá, lush green mountains and valleys, great roads, well marked, nice shoulder for passing when jammed up. We see great numbers of girls on bikes & motorcycles now - didnt see that in Central America. Traveling is much better now. Dont care much for Central America.
1/7/02 To get back on the Pan American, we had to cross over a mountain. What a chore, 80 miles of rock, blocked roads, shear drop offs, harrowing trip...rarely out of 1st & 2nd gear - stunningly beautiful though. We are only about 50 miles from Ecuador, seems like we are doing pretty well. Staying at Hotel Impero de Los Incas, still in Colombia.
Truck driver stopped to offer us a "gaseous cola" (coke)
Colombia is my favorite country, Pasto is my favorite city, enchanting, ...how beautiful. We stopped to have café con leche and sweet cake (not very sweet), 70 miles from Ecuador border (on top of a mountain overlooking Pasto). Saw a guy yesterday (a painter), on a moto with his paint buckets and 8-foot ladder. When we traveled on that terrible rock road, we encountered kids with a rope across the road to stop us for pesos, but more threatening was a roadblock with a big bamboo log across. Frank talked with the leader a moment and they opened a little for him to pass, but stopped me and demanded pesos. I glared at him and gunned my MC thru the opening.
Frank in the distance...Columbian backroads
Then, almost as maddening, we met 25 or 30 groups of kids with water barrels ready to douse us as we passed pails of water & garden hoses. It was chilly riding in these mountains, and that made it miserable. Some kids had white and other colored powder to throw on us. It was a most uncomfortable experience. Sometimes we would pass under an over-hanging cliff and get doused from above. Turns out, we learned later, that we happened to passing through on the last day of a religious holiday, and we were the recipients of their baptismal.
Had to get used to going down 2-lane highways with oncoming traffic and commonly, someone pulls into your lane to pass...you just move over.
Saw a sedan pulled over on hwy, hazard lights blinking, 6 men standing taking a leak. Dont remember seeing any of that in America.
Really slept well last night, think it must have rained several inches.
Next a.m., couldnt help but feel like celebrities. People were all over our bikes, and us, taking pictures of each child on the seat (with sunglasses). It is noon and we are at the Ecuadorian border; Frank went inside to do his thing! He was out in a few minutes.
Now to Ecuador... arrived 12:00 noon, out to lunch till 2:00 p.m. This typical arrogant asshole is like we experienced in Central America. He comes to see our bikes (to inspect). We try to show him the serial # that he asked for; he will not be shown anything. He stops to talk with a young girl, laughs, visits, while we wait. After several minutes, he oks the document without looking at our bikes further. During our wait for him, I ventured uptown, Frank stayed with the bikes, and was taken with the kids (teenagers), on lunch break, walking arm in arm everywhere. I brought back a large container of fresh blackberries for us, ...50 cents. They were so scrumptious!Posted by Dale Thornton at January 07, 2002 12:00 AM GMT
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It wasn't a hostile crowd, but there was some blunt criticism leveled tonight over the idea of restoring two-way traffic to some one-way streets in downtown South Bend
"I think there are a lot of folks who are excited about this, I think there are a lot of folks who are nervous about this," said South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
At the meeting a consultant suggested the city's first step involve converting six blocks of Lafayette Street and three blocks of William Street from one-way to two-way traffic.
The move would reduce the number of traffic lights from 11, to just three. "We're talking about smart streets here, two-way is just part of that, the other part is make it pedestrian-family-bike friendly, lots of parking for the businesses," said Ian Lockwood, a transportation engineering expert with AECOM.
In general, the idea is to narrow traffic lanes, add protected bike lanes, and widen the berth for pedestrians. "Right now, it's made for moving people through fast and that doesn't do any business downtown any good," said Mark McDonnell, owner of the LaSalle Grill. "Streets are wide, cars are moving fast. We want to slow things down and force people into the interior of downtown to see what's there."
Now all of the 80 or so spectators at tonight's two-way street meeting saw things the same way, when it came to assessing the challenges faced by the downtown.
"As a woman, are you going to walk past three homeless centers, an addiction center, you know, a parole center, a county jail, he said unfortunately the way your city is laid out you've put all your social services downtown," said South Bend resident Suzan Kesim.
Another spectator questioned how a plan to restore two-way traffic turned into a massive streetscape makeover that included a suggested conversion of part of the Century Center parking lot into shared green space.
"The reason this is an administration priority is that there's a lot of evidence that this is one of the most powerful single things we could do to improve our economy," said Mayor Pete Buttigieg. "It's one of the most powerful single things we co uld do to kick start the trajectory of downtown South Bend's comeback."
The mayor said he was willing to invest a lot of time in meetings on two-way streets, though some may be contentious, in order to hammer out the right plan.
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Bailey Island Cottage Rental Photos and Description
2 Waterfront Bedrooms, 1 Full Bath, Sleeps 6, Fireplace, Sunset-facing Porch
Sunset-facing Bayfront directly on Merriconeag Sound, SEABREEZE is owner-designed; we built it in 2002. It replicates many of the old (1880's) fishing cottages to be found on Bailey Island. Indeed it is an island, but connected to the Mainland by a unique, historic granite cribstone bridge. The cottage is a 200yd walk to the Garrison Cove boat-launching ramp and popular Cook's Lobster House. Kayak, Windsurfer, KiteBoard & Electric Bike rentals available on Garrison Cove (www.h2outfitters.com). Fishing, swimming & kayaking.
* Two large, 2d-floor Bedrooms facing the water….one w/comfortable queen; the other w/twin beds (can be put together). Popular 1st-floor private 'sleeping nook' w/full-size bed!
* For the cooler Spring or Fall evenings, fireplace and supply of dry hardwood, and Vermont Castings Cast-Iron gas-fired stove.
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City Council Member Joe Piscotte announced today that he would not run in the upcoming mayoral race.
One of the main reasons he gave was a lack of time -- between being a full time professor and sitting on the Wichita City Council he doesn't believe he would have the time to run a campaign.
Meanwhile, former City Council Member Joan Cole is expected to officially announce her candidacy for the Mayor's race tomorrow.
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This article describes the formula syntax and usage of the HARMEAN function (function: A prewritten formula that takes a value or values, performs an operation, and returns a value or values. Use functions to simplify and shorten formulas on a worksheet, especially those that perform lengthy or complex calculations.) in Microsoft Excel.
Returns the harmonic mean of a data set. The harmonic mean is the reciprocal of the arithmetic mean of reciprocals.
HARMEAN(number1, [number2], ...)
The HARMEAN function syntax has the following arguments (argument: A value that provides information to an action, an event, a method, a property, a function, or a procedure.):
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From the week of December 7, 2000
The murder case against Brian Eftenoff crumbles under scrutiny. Part two of a New Times investigation
Cocaine. Domestic brawls. Group sex. Brian Eftenoff concedes his wasn't the perfect marriage. But was his wife Judi murdered? Did Brian kill her? And can prosecutors prove anything? Part One of a New Times Investigation


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Effects of Antioxidants and B Vitamins Supplements on Inflammation in Obese Diabetic Patients
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Substantial evidence shows that diets incorporating antioxidants and B-group vitamins can offer significant protection against infections and cardiovascular disease (CVD) especially in diabetic patients. The proposed study will determine whether improvements in antioxidants and B-group vitamins in diabetic patients who are known to have a high risk of CVD will lead to a clinical benefit
Dietary Supplement: vitamins
Drug: Placebo
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Prevention
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|Oxidative Damage and Inflammation in Obese Diabetic Emirati Subjects Supplemented With Antioxidants and B-vitamins: a Randomized Placebo-controlled Trail
- Inflammation [ Time Frame: 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Oxidative damage [ Time Frame: 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Antioxidant status [ Time Frame: 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Infections [ Time Frame: 12 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|September 2008
|Study Completion Date:
|June 2011
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Active Comparator: vitamins pills
antioxidant and B vitamins vitamins vitamin
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a capsule of antioxidant vitamins 221mg of alpha tocopherol and 167mg of vitamin C and B-group vitamins (1.67 mg folic acid, 1.67mg vitamin B-2, 20 mg vitamin B-6, 0.134 mg vitamin B-12) or an identical placebo daily for 90 days
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Placebo Comparator: pills
Drug: Placebo
Placebo Capsule shell (Hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose, Hydroxypropylcellulose, Propylene glycol as stabilizer, Colour-Titanium dioxide)
Other Name: Placebo
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Following informed written consent 96 diabetic patients will be randomly assigned to receive either an oral dose of daily B-group vitamins (5 mg folic acid, 5mg vitamin B-2, 50 mg vitamin B-6, 0.4 mg vitamin B-12) and antioxidant vitamins [800 IU (727mg) of a-tocopherol and 500mg of vitamin C] [n=48], or no supplements [n= 48] daily for 90 days. All subjects will have three assessments, at baseline, 3, and 12 months post-randomisation. The assessment will include markers of inflammation, endothelial dysfunction, oxidative stress, antioxidants, total plasma homocysteine and risk of infections. A fasting 15-ml of blood will be taken for measurements of total plasma homocysteine concentration, markers of inflammation, endothelial dysfunction, oxidative damage and vitamin concentrations. Further information on clinical variables which may influence endothelial dysfunction, antioxidant capacity, immunity and diabetes control status will be collected and adjusted for during analysis.
Potential Significance- the study will help to clarify the temporal relationships between , markers of inflammation, endothelial dysfunction and oxidative stress and risk of infections and form the basis of appropriate intervention strategies to minimise the long-term complications associated with type 2 diabetes mellitus.
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|18 Years and older
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Type 2 Diabetes mellitus
Exclusion Criteria:
- severe chronic clinical or psychiatric disease,
- participating in other intervention trials,
- on dietary supplements and
- those unable to give an informed written consent
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01691365
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|Salah Gariballa, MD
|United Arab Emirates University
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|Salah Gariballa, Professor, United Arab Emirates University
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|September 11, 2012
|Last Updated:
|September 19, 2012
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|United Arab Emirates: Ain Medical District Human Research Ethics Committee
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Pathologic Processes
Vitamin B Complex
Growth Substances
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Protective Agents
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Ancient computer tells us its age
THE world's oldest computer — the Antikythera Mechanism — has been found to be older than we thought, placing it squarely in the age of history's greatest minds.
You paid $8000 for each of these Falcons
TAXPAYERS have funded Ford's latest sales flop to the tune of $14 million - or about $8000 for every four-cylinder Falcon that's been sold.
Navy's $1.5 billion warship unveiled
WITH all the pomp and ceremony that the Navy can muster, its biggest ever ship — HMAS Canberra — has joined the fleet at Garden Island.
Gameboy coming to our phones?
COULD Nintendo finally be getting into the mobile phone space, or does it have more secretive plans? A new patent filed by the company has gamers very excited.
Woman's Facebook revenge against 'attacker'
WHEN Erica Moloney walked out of the gym on Wednesday night the last thing she expected was to be punched in the face by a random stranger. She got mad, then she got even.
The amazing 'ocean' trapped underground
A MASSIVE rock layer located hundreds of kilometres below Earth's crust contains an underground ocean trapped by pressure and hot temperatures. This is no ordinary water.
$433 for NOT using the iPhone
IT'S an extremely difficult move: How do you get Apple customers away from their iPhones? How about offering them a bunch of cash?
Dad breaks Christmas lights record
A DAD has broken a Guinness World record for a mammoth lights display in Australia's capital city in aid of a charity close to his heart.
The worst 'reply-all' email fails
FOR these people, a seemingly innocuous click of the mouse nearly unravelled everything. Here are nine of the most cringe-worthy email reply-all mistakes ever.
Aussies are driving these celebrities mad
HIGH profile musicians like INXS, Tina Arena, Josh Pyke and The Potbelleez have slammed Australians, accusing us of potentially killing their careers.