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Fort Bliss, TX (KTSM) — A Fort Bliss Soldier has permanent brain damage after a swimming accident at Elephant Butte on May 25. That accident led to safety officers and the commanding general of Fort Bliss sending out a swimming safety warning.
The report said that the 23-year-old Army Specialist jumped from an elevated height of about 15-20 feet into the water, hitting his head on the surface of the water.
The injury causes subsequent swelling of the brain and loss of control of motor functions. The safety report stated that the soldier will have "permanent total disability."
Additionally, the safety department sent this message:
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- Bruises, dislocated joints, broken bones, compressed spine, injured discs, paralysis, and death are among the injuries that can result from this type of activity.


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Cardinals defense is rough on opposing QBs
If you're wondering why Ray Horton is considered a hot coaching commodity while he's working for a team that is a disappointing 5-9 through 14 games, the answer is simple.
His defense is hell on opposing quarterbacks.
ESPN.com's Mike Sando and ESPN Stats & Information crunched the numbers and the results are startling.
Of the 12 starting quarterbacks the Cardinals have faced this season, nine of the them have performed substantially lower than their season standard based on ESPN's Total QBR statistic. Only Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers, San Francisco's Alex Smith and Miami's Ryan Tannehill have performed better against Arizona than their respective season marks.
The 12 primary quarterbacks Arizona has faced to this point in the season have combined to complete 54.5 percent of their passes with 16 touchdowns, 21 interceptions and a 33.3 Total QBR score against the Cardinals.Those same quarterbacks have completed 62.8 percent of their passes with 212 touchdowns, 112 picks and a 61.2 QBR score against everyone else.
It'll be interesting to keep an eye on what Chicago quarterback Jay Cutler can do against a recharged Cardinals defense Sunday.
In case you're wondering, Cutler's Total QBR for the year is 49.5 with 17 touchdowns and 14 interceptions.
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To assist the Chickasha Fire Department in responding to large crowds anticipated for Thursday's funeral of firefighter Destry Horton, the University of Science and Arts will host a live broadcast of the observance to four remote locations. The funeral is scheduled at 2 p.m. Thursday, March 30.
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Unique perspectives and distinct disciplines will reveal the world through artistic eyes March 31 at the annual University of Science and Arts senior art exhibit. The art show, titled "Different Directions," will feature the works of 15 bachelor of fine arts seniors from the spring semester, as well as seven seniors from 2005.
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Meteorologist Gary England joined a host of atmospheric scientists on March 9 when the latest advancement in radar technology was unveiled in Chickasha. Despite brisk winds and 40-degree temperatures, the ceremony drew nearly 100 people on the Owens Flag Plaza at the University of Science and Arts, a few steps from the tower where the first radar was installed later that day.


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GURGAON: Two unknown persons duped an engineer in DLF area in the guise of selling him Apple iphone. The accused allegedly took Rs 25,000 from the victim for two iphones. However, later when the victim opened the boxes, he found bathing soaps inside.
According to the police, Kamal Chawla, a resident of Suhant Lok-I lodged a complaint against two unknown persons who had duped him. In his complaint, Chawla has mentioned that on January 2, the duo had approached him around 11:45 am. They convinced Chawla that they were ready to sell two latest iphones for a throwaway price of Rs 30,000. After a hard bargain, Chawla struck a deal for Rs 25,000.
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June 3 (Bloomberg) -- Sealed Air Corp., the food-packaging maker that's buying Diversey Holdings Inc., received $3.8 billion in committed loans to fund the purchase as financing for mergers and acquisitions increases.
Ashland Inc., the maker of Valvoline motor oil, also said this week it's seeking $3.65 billion in loans to back its buyout of chemicals manufacturer International Specialty Products Inc., bringing the amount of loans announced this week to fund takeovers to $7.8 billion.
Loans arranged last month to back mergers and acquisitions increased to 23.4 percent of all new loan deals, up from 9 percent in April, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, as companies seek to line up financing before deals fall off during the summer months.
"The pipeline of M&A deals continues to build," said Darin Schmalz, a director at Fitch Ratings in Chicago. "M&A activity has been rather slow thus far in 2011 but based on the substantial M&A pipeline, one could expect a lot more M&A issuance to hit the loan market before the end of the summer."
Ashland's financing package will include a $1.7 billion term loan B, a $1.2 billion term loan A, and a $750 million line of credit, according to an investor presentation on the company's website.
About $1.2 billion of the proceeds from the term loans will be used to refinance International Specialty's existing debt, according to a June 1 report by rating company Moody's Investors Service. Moody's placed Ashland's Ba1 corporate rating on review for a possible downgrade.
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Citigroup Inc., Bank of America Corp., Bank of Nova Scotia and US Bancorp are providing the financing commitments, Covington, Kentucky-based Ashland said in a May 31 statement distributed by PR Newswire.
Leverage, or debt to earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, will be 3.5 times at closing, according to the presentation.
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Loan prices fell 0.7 cent, or 0.73 percent, in May, the biggest drop since the Standard & Poor's/LSTA U.S. Leveraged Loan 100 Index fell 0.76 cent last June as indications emerged of weakness in the U.S. economy and sovereign-debt worries in Europe spooked investors.
Economists lowered their U.S. growth forecasts for the year, with a median estimate of 2.7 percent, compared with 3.2 percent three months ago, Bloomberg data show.
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The S&P/LSTA U.S. Leveraged Loan 100 Index, which tracks the 100 largest dollar-denominated first-lien leveraged loans, dropped 0.03 cent June 1 to 95.14 cents on the dollar, its lowest close since March 21.
Lender interest in the floating-rate asset class has grown at a record pace. Inflows into bank-loan funds totaled $2.2 billion in May, or $21.2 billion year-to-date, according to a JPMorgan Chase & Co. research report. Last year, $17.9 billion of cash flowed into loan funds.
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Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Janet Yellen said yesterday the Fed was monitoring the increasing demand for leveraged loans as a possible indication of an "imbalance" that could be curbed through regulation if necessary.
The central bank will "continue to watch conditions in the leveraged-loan market closely in the coming months, and we will speak out forcefully if we perceive pressures continuing to build," Yellen said in a speech in Tokyo. "Strong demand has been pushing prices higher in the syndicated loan market" and "inflows into this asset class have indeed been robust and prices have been rising quite rapidly."
On Feb. 14, the S&P/LSTA U.S. Leveraged Loan 100 Index closed at 96.48 cents on the dollar, the highest level since November 2007, and up from a low of 59.2 cents on Dec. 17, 2008, three months after Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. collapsed.
Global mergers and acquisitions announced this year are up 21.5 percent from 2010 when they totaled $2.22 trillion, Bloomberg data show. The value of the 10,618 deals this year totals $1.02 trillion, compared with $839.8 billion in the same period in 2010.
Risk Appetite
Sealed Air outlined this morning $3.8 billion of financing committed by Citigroup Inc. and its affiliates to back its acquisition of Diversey Holdings.
The financing package will include a $750 million five-year term loan A, a $1.55 billion seven-year term loan B and a $1.5 billion one-year senior unsecured bridge loan, the Elmwood Park, New Jersey-based company said today in a regulatory filing.
Sealed Air, maker of Cryovac food packaging and Bubble Wrap, agreed to pay Diversey shareholders $2.1 billion in cash and 31.7 million shares of Sealed Air stock. The purchase also includes $1.4 billion of net debt to be refinanced, for a total cost of $4.3 billion.
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Hi All,
What can we image with Virtualization, in current situation?
Does SOHO and SMB industry will get benefits from this technology, or still they need to go for new hardware and support.
As per current situation there is high growth in GNU/Linux [Ubuntu Desksop adopation] O.S. and they are also supporting Virtualization, but with that does end user get its benefits? It not then the main use of Virtualization is in Data center or in Enterprize level.
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