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It has been an odd year for Patriots DE Jermaine Cunningham. The 2010 second-year pick from Florida started a bunch of games last year and seemed primed for a breakout year.
Yet… it hasn't happened. Cunningham has been a recent healthy scratch, and it's not clear if that will change Sunday. He's also been mostly silent with the media. Today, though, he talked.
I asked if he's gotten down considering the lack of playing time, and he said, "Nah…"
"I just try and get better, help the team win," he said, "however they need me."
Cunningham keeps it simple. Perhaps that's best. No doubt, this year has been difficult, and he had to have expected more. But he was tight-lipped about that as he bides his time.
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Number of cases: 3432
Infection rate as of 01/30/15: 0.9%
Year | Implant # | Infection # | % |
2002 | 132 | 7 | 5.3 |
2003 | 204 | 4 | 2.0 |
2004 | 218 | 3 | 1.4 |
2005 | 298 | 6 | 2.0 |
2006* | 247 | 2 | 0.8 |
2007* | 282 | 1 | 0.4 |
2008* | 226 | 1 | 0.4 |
2009* | 300 | 1 | 0.3 |
2010* | 305 | 0 | 0 |
2011* | 336 | 2 | 0.6 |
2012* | 303 | 2 | 0.7 |
2013* | 286 | 0 | 0 |
2014* | 270 | 1 | 0.4 |
2015* | 25 | 0 | 0 |
* No-Touch Technique and saline irrigation only
Prior to 2006, Dr. Eid expertly used state-of-the-art infection prevention techniques, achieving low rates of infection comparable to other prominent penile prosthesis surgeons today.
In 2006, Dr. Eid further reduced his infection rate to well below most penile implant surgeons with his innovative No-Touch Technique.
In 2008, Dr. Eid's infection rate dropped to almost 0% (fewer than 1 in 225 surgeries).
Unlike many infections, which require treatment, healing time, etc., an infected inflatable penile prosthesis must be completely removed and replaced. Penile shortening, fibrosis and loss of sensation commonly occur after an infection. Subsequent attempts at re-implantation are extremely difficult, with an increased risk of urethral and penile perforation that often requires additional surgery in the future. For this reason, post-operative infection of a penile prosthesis implant remains one of the most dreaded potential complications of this procedure.
Doctors that perform fewer than 3 penile implants per year account for 70% of all implants currently inserted in patients in the United States. Dr. Eid attributes his ability to conceptualize, develop, and implement the No-Touch Technique to his extensive experience performing penile implantations, over 300 per year. Despite stringent precautions, many urologist infection rates are 5%, and at some institutions post-operative infection rates are as high as 50%. Because the total number of implants performed per year at these institutions is very low, this high infection rate is often not reported and remains undetected. This in turn perpetuates this behavior. Dr. Eid's No-Touch Technique success rate speaks for itself, with infection rates near zero.
Although accepted in other surgical fields such as Orthopedics where prosthetic devices are routinely used, this innovative concept of completely isolating the skin from the prosthesis device during penile prosthesis implantation has not gained wide acceptance in urology despite Dr. Eid's proven clinical research and surgical experiences. The belief among many urologists is that regardless of how well the patient's skin is prepared, or whether the site of the incision is in the scrotal or lower abdominal area, infections occur at a constant rate. This attitude results in a complacent behavior in the operating room and the acceptance or tolerance of a significant but low infection rate, instead of attempting to eliminate infections completely. Also, using an additional piece of equipment such as the No-Touch Drape represents an additional expense as well as an additional step when performing the procedure. Furthermore, when an infection occurs, doctors often blame the patient, the type of procedure or the patient's underlying medical condition such as diabetes when a post-operative infection occurs.
Dr. Eid came to believe that the best way to eliminate infection is through prevention of exposure to bacteria and normal skin flora. Because skin organisms (e.g. staphylococcus epidermis, staphylococcus aureus, candida albicans) cause most infections, Dr. Eid reasoned that eliminating direct AND indirect contact (for example, through surgical equipment or gloves) between the prosthesis and the skin would most effectively reduce infection rates. In addition, pre and peri-operative antibiotics and antibiotic coating of the device, which is a routinely used strategy to kill skin bacteria is ineffective against fungi such as candida albicans which account for 10% of post-operative infections. Furthermore, during the surgery, adjustments, removal and repositioning of the cylinders, pump and reservoir are often necessary. When performed without the No-Touch Technique, this results in additional direct contact of the device with skin, thus increasing exposure to skin bacteria.
Salvage procedures, where an infected implant is removed and a new device immediately inserted, have been successful in the past even though the new implant is inserted in an infected tissue bed. Dr. Eid believes that "it is the decrease of total bacterial count and exposure to skin, (achieved thru high doses of IV antibiotics and vigorous irrigation performed during the salvage procedure) rather than the complete elimination of bacteria from the surgical area, that accounts for the success of penile prosthesis implantation in this situation."
"It is crucial to understand this reality," he explains, "because it gives the implanting physician the tools to further reduce and eliminate infections when performing a virgin implant." After having developed his No-Touch Technique for use with his own patients, Dr. Eid's goal now is to make this technique available for all urologists to prevent infection in inflatable penile prosthesis implantation patients throughout the world.


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Dark Darker Darkest is an essay in this week's New Republic by Christopher Benfey on the newly published Notebooks of Robert Frost (here's a more conventional book review by Mark Ford in The Financial Times). Glyn Maxwell, a couple of years ago in the same publication, wrote a short article, Beautiful as He Did It, about Edward Thomas and his relationship with Frost. Should you want more direct contact with the famous poet, you can read Richard Poirier's 1960 interview with Frost that appeared in The Paris Review (pdf) or listen to him recite a few of his better known poems.
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BYU basketball: UNM's Hobson edges Jimmer Fredette for MWC player of the year
Utah's David Foster and BYU's Jonathan Tavernari honored
With the Mountain West Conference regular season in the books, BYU guards Jimmer Fredette and Jackson Emery were leading candidates for player of the year and defensive player of the year awards, respectively.
But the Cougar duo came up empty-handed when those honors were announced Monday by the league.
Instead, New Mexico's Darington Hobson, a transfer from the College of Eastern Utah who led the Lobos to an outright regular season title and a No. 8 national ranking, was named the player of the year, while Utah's David Foster captured defensive player of the year accolades.
Fredette did earn a spot on the All-MWC first-team, along with Hobson, New Mexico's Dairese Gary, San Diego State's Kawhi Leonard and UNLV's Tre'Von Willis. Emery secured a spot on the All-MWC second team.
Though he didn't win the player of the year award, Fredette praised Hobson.
"I wasn't quite deserving of it. Darington had a great year and New Mexico was obviously the best team this year in the league," said the Cougar junior, who led the league in scoring and is a candidate for three national player of the year awards. "That's kind of why he got it. You don't worry about it, though. You just go out and play and get ready for the next game ahead."
BYU, the No. 2 seed, faces TCU Thursday (7 p.m., The mtn.) in the MWC Tournament quarterfinals in Las Vegas.
Asked if not receiving the award could be a motivator going into the tournament, Fredette said, "Maybe a little bit. It could definitely motivate you, obviously."
When New Mexico visited BYU last month in Provo, Hobson led the Lobos to victory — which included blocking a Noah Hartsock shot in the game's waning seconds to preserve the win — while Fredette missed much of the game due to a stomach virus. In fact, Fredette was sidelined for two games this season, and was less-than-100 percent in several others, due to illnesses.
"I think Jimmer had an outstanding year," said BYU coach Dave Rose. "He easily could have been the player of the year."
For the season, Hobson ranked No. 3 in the MWC in scoring (15.8 ppg), No. 2 in rebounding (9.1 rpg), No. 4 in assists (4.6 apg), No. 10 in free throw percentage (.659), No. 7 in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.6), No. 7 in offensive rebounding (2.2 rpg), No. 1 in defensive rebounding (7.0 rpg), and No. 5 in minutes played (33.1).
By comparison, Fredette ranked No. 1 in the league in scoring (20.6 ppg), No. 8 in field goal percentage (.465), No. 2 in assists (4.7 apg), No. 2 in free throw percentage (.881), No. 1 in 3-point field goal percentage (.472), No. 3 in 3-point field goals made (67), and No. 3 in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.9).
Voting for the MWC awards was done by the nine men's head coaches and selected media members.
Emery led the league in steals (2.7 per game) while the 7-foot-3 Foster led the league in blocked shots (4 per game). Both Emery and Foster were selected to the All-MWC defensive team.
"There were a lot of achievements for our team and for me personally. It's an honor," said Emery. "At the same time, you set your goals a little higher, hoping you would win that (defensive player of the year award). But it's not the end of the world. It doesn't ruin my life. What I want to do is win the tournament. That's the most important thing ... Foster's big and he alters offenses. Congratulations to him."
Another Cougar, senior Jonathan Tavernari, received the sixth man of the year award. A former starter, Tavernari went to his coaches early in the season and asked for a new role.
"To be able to win an award by coming off the bench and giving the team a spark, and doing what I do best, scoring, I have to credit my teammates for sharing the ball and finding me when I'm open," said Tavernari.
"I was really pleased with JT and his selection," said Rose.
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Crêpes? Well, crêpes in France are already sold in both sit-down and street snack forms, the latter usually just folded more, into quarters rather than served flat or folded in half as for a fork-eaten lunch. But CrêpeMaker's "hand held" creations go French streetcart crêpes one better. They are fatter, almost cone-shaped. This makes them a terrific concept for outdoor shopping/entertainment malls where -- the popularity of sit-down fast-food "food courts" notwithstanding -- what one really wants to do is munch while strolling and window shopping.
All-American ingredient overload, unfortunately, did not seem to work as well in a crêpe as on a pizza, at least not for me and my two co-taste testers. The Very Philly's marinated but pretty dry steak strips with sautéed onion, melted mozzarella cheese, portobello mushrooms, and caesar salad dressing did not taste like a Philly cheese steak sandwich; it tasted like too many ingredients -- namely the mushrooms and salad dressing -- for even a cheese steak's standard sub roll, much less for a delicate crêpe. And the Blue Cheese Vegi's combo of warmed apples coated in cinnamon and powdered sugar, allegedly melted blue cheese (actually little crumbles with little blue-veined flavor), walnuts, artichoke hearts, hearts of palm, "vine-ripe" (nah, as usual) tomatoes, fresh basil, and "Crêpemaker seasoning," which was understandably undiscernible in all the above, might have been too much for even a sturdy wooden salad bowl.
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An Opulence (marinated chicken breast, artichoke hearts, hearts of palm, portobello mushrooms, and melted mozzarella) was a bit less overwhelming. But both the chicken breast and the artichoke/hearts of palm mix tasted packaged, as though they'd been originally prepared somewhere else, long ago and far away, and merely reheated and/or assembled on-site.
Despite a pesto sauce so mild that it had virtually no basil taste, much less garlic or pignolias, a Veri Vegi wasn't bad, with green peppers as well as the listed sweet red peppers, red onion, portobellos, and melted mozzarella. But the mozzarella, like that in the Very Philly, had obviously never seen Paree or Roma; it tasted like standard American supermarket stuff.
A Black and White that we tried for dessert, though, worked well after our rather pricey pick-me-up (most crêpes run $5 to $6). A combo of sliced bananas and Nutella chocolate/hazelnut spread enclosed in a crêpe that, for some reason, was made from batter before our eyes instead of flipped from a premade stack onto the grill to warm over, it was best because it was freshest and simplest.


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I loved Susan Solomon approach to Web site development today on ClickZ. The "ghost" of Web site conformity is closer than you think… Actually I'm facing the opposite problem right now, trying to write down a concept for the new Web site of the Company I work for. Here they don't want to conform, they want to stand out of the crowd, but… they have an out of fashion marketing approach, too much product oriented! So I believe doesn't make a big difference if you have an innovative approach to your web site communication but you lack of the right marketing basis
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Content-based advertising is still in its infancy but everybody is already talking about it as the future of search engine advertising. On E-CommerceTimes yesterday, Robyn Weisman reports on contextual advertising, quoting analysts from IDC and GartnerG2.
Jose Cuervo, the tequila maker, wants to drive grassroots awareness of its brand, therefore has decided to run an online campaign in the US to switch Labor Day from the first Monday in September to whatever is the official last day of summer. The news is reported on DMNews today by Mickey Alam Khan who explains that the campaign includes banners, e-mail and the Web site at www.cuervonation.com. Jose Cuervo basically wants people to sign up for an online petition to delay summer's end, later they will send the petition to the US Congress. Sam Chadha, global integrated marketing manager at Jose Cuervo International in New York. says: "For us, it's getting close to our customers and learning more about them, and CuervoNation is the platform for the brand. The actual promotion mechanics encourage consumers to contact likeminded people to gather as many names as possible".
Apparently it's a smart marketing idea to collect names and demographics from online users. Personally I like the fact of using the "Endless Summer" concept, but I believe that such an official looking petition is exaggerated, making the campaign rather dumb. To see some of Cuervo's banners exposed online, click here, and here.
McDonald�s �Cool Train� developed by Tribal DDB Sidney has won two awards at Mobile Marketing Association Awards held last month in Sydney. Tribal DDB won the major award for �Best Use with Radio� and won the Highly Commended award in the overall �Best Integrated� category. As explained on the agency
Pop-ups are annoying and even non-effective but… they are still there, alive and somehow healthy. However, according to the opinion expressed today on IAR, pop-ups are their way to extinction. I particularly liked the way Paul Iaffaldano, Weather.com's chief revenue officer expressed his opinion about pop-ups :
"I believe from the very bottom of my heart that pop-us, while a very wonderfully ingenious idea, are not the most effective way to reach consumers. I think the industry will move beyond pop-ups in the next year or so."Let's meet here in one year time and see what has changed. I'm not so sure pop-ups will disappear so easily.Pop-Ups Under Siege
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015 - 11:02am
Two Pine Tree Pirates moving up to next level
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Longview — Two Pirates who will get the opportunity to play football at the next level were recognized with a ceremony Wednesday afternoon at Pine Tree High School.
Center Andrew Lee is going to Missouri Valley College in Marshall, Missouri, and quarterback Dalvin Manns will play at McMurry University in Abilene.
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Over 3,000 youths from throughout the State are expected to participate in the annual two-day 16th "Yuva Mahotsava" (youth festival) to be inaugurated by Chief Minister Digambar Kamat on January 15 at GVM's Matoshri Indirabai Baburao Andeparkar (MIBK) High School Ground at Khandepar, Ponda in Central Goa at 9.30 a.m.
The highlight of the two-day Yuva Mahotsav will be the participation of over 3,000 youth from 60 colleges and 30 cultural groups from Goa. The festival was held in Bicholim in north Goa last year.
"The Yuva Mahotsav aims at involving the youth in keeping age-old cultural traditions alive, personality development of youth, foster unity and brotherhood, promote organisational skills and provide a platform to youth to exhibit their talent," said a spokesman of the Konkani Bhasha Mandal here on Thursday. Surel Tilve, Working Committee President, said the work of all the three pandals, including the main stage, had been completed.


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Lillieth Grand Published in Spectrums Magazine
Lillieth Grand, music therapy faculty, published an article in the winter 2014 issue of Spectrums Magazine, a regional publication on autism issues.
Department of Music
Ph.D. in Music Therapy, University of Witten/Herdecke
MA with a specialization in Music Therapy, University of Applied Sciences, Würzburg-Schweinfurt,
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Dr. Petra Kern, MT-DMtG, MT-BC, MTA, is a certified music therapist in the United States, Canada, and Germany and earned her doctoral degree from the School of Medicine at the University of Witten-Herdecke. She is the owner of the California-based company Music Therapy Consulting, adjunct professor at Marylhurst University, and adjunct associate professor at the University of Louisville. Previously she taught at the State University of New York at New Paltz and the University of Windsor in Canada, and continues to guest lecture at universities worldwide.
Dr. Kern has worked in several clinical settings, serving the youngest to the oldest with various disabilities and health issues. Her clinical and research focus is on young children with autism spectrum disorder, inclusion, and staff training. In 2008, she received the research/publications award of the American Music Therapy Association for her studies conducted at the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Dr. Kern is a frequent international speaker and serves on several national and international music therapy committees and boards. She is the immediate past president of the World Federation of Music Therapy and serves on the editorial boards of Music Therapy Perspectives, the Canadian Journal of Music Therapy, and Music and Medicine. She also is the editor-in-chief of the online magazine imagine and co-co-chairs AMTA's Early Childhood Network. In 2012, she received the national Service Award of American Music Therapy Association and in 2013 the Marylhurst University's Faculty Innovation and Excellence Grant.
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World Federation of Music Therapy
American Music Therapy Association
Western Region of the American Music Therapy Association
Canadian Association of Music Therapy
German Society of Music Therapy
International Society on Early Intervention
International Society for Autism Research
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Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders
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Music Therapy Perspectives
Music Therapy Today
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Giving Practitioners a Voice: Outcomes of the National Survey Study on ASD. Paper presented with Nicole Rivera, Alie Chandler, and Marcia Humpal at the AMTA Annual Conference, Jacksonville, FL, November 2013.
Tap, Drag, and Swipe: Select the Best Music App for the Task. Paper presented at the AMTA Annual Conference, Jacksonville, FL, November 2013.
Innovative Teaching: Music Therapy Students' Engagement and Community in Online Learning. Paper presented with Maya Story at the 9th European Congress of Music Therapy, Oslo, Norway, August 2013.
Creating a Worldwide "Music Therapy with Families' Network. Roundtable presented with Daniel Thomas, Kirsi Tuomi, and Grace Thomson at the 9th European Congress of Music Therapy, Oslo, Norway, August 2013.
Early Childhood Development and Music. Seminar presented at the Universidas Pelita Harapan (UPH), Jakarta, Indonesia, February 2013.
Making Sense of Evidence-Based Practice: Recommendations for Early Childhood Music Therapy. Paper presented at the 2012 Mozart & Science conference, Krems, Austria, November 2012.
Unlimited: Apps Starter Kit for Early Childhood Music Therapists. Paper presented at the AMTA Annual Conference, St. Charles, IL, November 2012.
Research Committee Presents...Music Therapy and Autism: Combining Multiple Research Perspectives to Advance our Knowledge. Panel presented with B. LaGasse and N. Rivera at the AMTA Annual Conference, St. Charles, IL, November 2012.
Tuneful Learning Experiences: Using Music for Skill Improvement in Young Children with ASD. Special paper presented at the ECMMA International Convention, Green Lake, WI, August 2012.
Using Music for Children's Learning and Growth. Paper presented at the National Early Childhood Inclusion Institute, NC, May 2012.
Staying Informed: Online Resources for Autism Spectrum Disorders. Paper presented at the AMTA Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA, November 2011.
Gaining knowledge: Using single subjects experimental designs to evaluate music therapy practice. Presented at the pre-congress seminar From Research to Practice and Vice Versa: Evaluating Music Therapy Practice at the 13th World Congress of Music Therapy, Seoul, Korea, July 2011.
Community Involvement & Education with the Arts. Presented online with A. Tait (Australia) and E. Musco (Australia) at the Lunch Talk, Northern Territory Library, Darwin, Australia, May 2011.
Music as an Art and Science: Applying Music for Health and Well-Being. Paper presented at the Verbier Music Festival, Verbier, Switzerland, July 2010.
Evidence-Based Practice in Early Childhood Music Therapy: A Decision Making Process. Paper presented at the VIII. European Music Therapy Congress, Cádiz, Spain, May 2010.
Global Music Therapy: Facing Trends and Challenges of the 21. Century. Keynote delivered at the International Forum of Music Therapy on Crisis Intervention. Chengdu, China, October 2009.
Tuneful Transitions and Routines: Using Music in Children's Daily Life. Paper presented at the DEC's 25th Annual International Conference, Albuquerque, NM, October 2009.
Global Challenges and Trends of Clinical Practice, Research, and Education in Music Therapy. Speech delivered at the Inauguration Ceremony of the Bachelor Degree in Music Therapy at the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, March 2009.
Faculty Innovation and Excellence Grant of the Marylhurst University (2013)
National Service Award, American Music Therapy Association (2012)
National Research/Publications Award, American Music Therapy Association (2008)
Lillieth Grand, music therapy faculty, published an article in the winter 2014 issue of Spectrums Magazine, a regional publication on autism issues.
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With the fall of King Farouk and Nasser's nationalization of Egyptian industry, Leon and his family lose everything. With all of their belongings, Leon and his family depart for any land that will take them. The poverty and hardships they encounter in their flight from Cairo to New York are juxta-posed against the lives they left behind.
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An injury-time strike from David Syers saw Doncaster complete a remarkable comeback and upset Championship side Hull City in the Capital One Cup.
The visitors led inside a minute when Aaron McLean slotted home and Jay Simpson added a second soon after.
Rovers got back in it through Syers' tremendous dipping 25-yard volley.
A Rob Jones header levelled the scores and Paul McKenna was sent off for the Tigers for violent conduct before Syers poked home a dramatic winner.
Steve Bruce could scarcely have wished for a better start for his Hull side.
McLean made the most of lax defending from League One Doncaster to turn on the spot and fire into the bottom corner after only 35 seconds and Simpson made it 2-0 on 10 minutes, sliding the ball home after Tom Cairney's free-kick rebounded off the crossbar.
The hosts were back in it before the break thanks to a superb strike from Syers, the former Bradford man sending a stunning 25-yarder past Hull keeper Ben Amos after a long ball was headed into his path.
With the hosts growing in confidence, skipper Jones grabbed the equaliser with a deft header from Tommy Spurr's lofted cross before McKenna was sent off for violent conduct after an off-the-ball incident with Jones.
The league games between the sides had both finished level last season and this tie looked destined for extra-time before Syers crashed home from James Coppinger's low centre.
There was still time for Hull sub Alex Bruce to send a header into the side-netting but Doncaster held out for a superb victory.
Hull City manager Steve Bruce told BBC Radio Humberside:
"For 35-40 minutes I don't think they have had a kick at the ball. We're 2-0 up, they get a goal and you have to say it's a wonder goal from all of 30 yards on the volley, and it's got them back in the cup tie.
"But the game for me has gone on two decisions - the horror tackle on [Tom] Cairney, an absolute horror tackle, the kid could be out for months [with a knee injury], and the referee doesn't even book the guy.
"Then the referee then of course sends off Paul McKenna, I've got no complaints about that. For me that sums up the cup tie.
"Somebody of Paul McKenna's experience knows better than to kick out like that. With 5-10 minutes to go gives them the momentum. Those crazy decisions, one in the first half and Paul's silliness, have cost us the game."
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Full Time The referee blows his whistle to end the game.
90:00 +1:17The assist for the goal came from James Coppinger. James Coppinger concedes a free kick for a foul on Joe Dudgeon. Cameron Stewart delivers the ball, Header from deep inside the area by Jay Simpson goes harmlessly over the crossbar.
90:00 +1:17 Goal scoredGoal! - David Syers - Doncaster 3 - 2 Hull David Syers gets on the score sheet with a goal from close in to the bottom left corner of the goal. Doncaster 3-2 Hull.
89:45A cross is delivered by David Cotterill, clearance by Alex Bruce. Effort from inside the penalty area by Jay Simpson bounces off the post. The official flags Billy Paynter offside. Ben Amos takes the free kick. Centre by James Coppinger,
89:02Shot by Corry Evans from 18 yards. Save by Gary Woods.
86:13Ben Amos takes the free kick.
86:13 SubstitutionSubstitution Abdoulaye Faye goes off and Alex Bruce comes on.
86:13Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Ben Amos by David Syers.
85:18David Cotterill takes a outswinging corner from the left by-line to the near post, Corry Evans manages to make a clearance.
80:38David Cotterill takes a shot. Ben Amos makes a save. Corner taken by James Coppinger, Headed effort from deep inside the penalty area by David Syers goes harmlessly over the crossbar.
78:34 BookingBooking The referee books Rob Jones for unsporting behaviour.
78:31 DismissalDismissal Red card for Paul McKenna.
73:43Tommy Spurr concedes a free kick for a foul on Corry Evans. Direct free kick taken by Corry Evans. Sone Aluko takes a shot. Save made by Gary Woods.
73:43 SubstitutionSubstitution Sone Aluko on for Aaron Mclean.
73:43Header from deep inside the penalty area by Aaron Mclean goes harmlessly over the crossbar.
72:00Joe Dudgeon gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jamie McCombe. James Husband takes the free kick.
70:35Billy Paynter fouled by Andy Dawson, the ref awards a free kick. Paul Keegan restarts play with the free kick.
70:06Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on James Chester by Rob Jones. Free kick taken by Ben Amos.
66:05 SubstitutionSubstitution Billy Paynter is brought on as a substitute for Robbie Blake.
66:05Unfair challenge on Jamie McCombe by Aaron Mclean results in a free kick. Rob Jones takes the free kick. Aaron Mclean takes a shot. Save by Gary Woods. Corner taken short by Paul McKenna.
Free kick awarded for a foul by James Husband on Joe Dudgeon. Free kick taken by Ben Amos.
64:06Unfair challenge on Seyi Olofinjana by Paul Keegan results in a free kick. Paul McKenna restarts play with the free kick.
60:04David Syers is ruled offside. Indirect free kick taken by James Chester.
59:17 SubstitutionSubstitution David Cotterill replaces Paul Quinn.
56:43Tommy Spurr sends in a cross,
56:39The assist for the goal came from Tommy Spurr. Corner taken by James Coppinger from the right by-line, Aaron Mclean makes a clearance.
56:39 Goal scoredGoal! - Rob Jones - Doncaster 2 - 2 Hull Rob Jones scores a headed goal from inside the penalty box. Doncaster 2-2 Hull.
55:02Corner taken by James Coppinger from the right by-line, clearance made by Abdoulaye Faye.
49:59Abdoulaye Faye takes the free kick.
49:59 BookingBooking Paul Keegan is cautioned by the ref for unsporting behaviour.
49:27Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Paul McKenna by Paul Keegan.
45:14Inswinging corner taken right-footed by James Coppinger, clearance made by Andy Dawson.
45:01The second half has started.
45:00 +3:20 Half timeHalf Time The ref blows to end the first period.
45:00 +2:38Effort from close in by Corry Evans goes wide left of the target.
43:49Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Corry Evans by Paul Keegan. Direct free kick taken by Andy Dawson. Jay Simpson has an effort at goal from 35 yards. Save by Gary Woods. Inswinging corner taken by Corry Evans from the left by-line. Jay Simpson has an effort at goal. Save by Gary Woods. A cross is delivered by James Husband, save by Ben Amos.
42:06Corner taken by Corry Evans.
41:12Aaron Mclean is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Rob Jones restarts play with the free kick.
39:48Foul by James Harper on Paul McKenna, free kick awarded. Paul McKenna restarts play with the free kick.
36:30Aaron Mclean challenges James Husband unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Tommy Spurr.
36:30 SubstitutionSubstitution Paul McKenna replaces Tom Cairney.
31:02The ball is delivered by Cameron Stewart, Header by Jay Simpson from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the goal.
29:37James Coppinger provided the assist for the goal.
29:37 Goal scoredGoal! - David Syers - Doncaster 1 - 2 Hull David Syers scores a goal from outside the penalty area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Doncaster 1-2 Hull.
25:52Corner taken by Corry Evans, clearance by James Harper.
14:27Tom Cairney takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line to the near post, clearance by James Husband.
12:40Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Aaron Mclean by Tommy Spurr. Corry Evans takes the direct free kick.
12:11James Coppinger sends in a cross.
9:37Assist by Tom Cairney.
9:37 Goal scoredGoal! - Jay Simpson - Doncaster 0 - 2 Hull Jay Simpson fires in a goal from inside the area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Doncaster 0-2 Hull.
8:38Foul by James Harper on Jay Simpson, free kick awarded. Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Tom Cairney,
3:36The ball is sent over by Tom Cairney, save by Gary Woods.
0:32The assist for the goal came from Tom Cairney.
0:32 Goal scoredGoal! - Aaron Mclean - Doncaster 0 - 1 Hull A goal is scored by Aaron Mclean from deep inside the penalty area to the bottom left corner of the goal. Doncaster 0-1 Hull.
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The project has been made possible by a £75,000 grant from the
Leeds Town Hall was an apposite venue for the city's major HMD commemoration, the building having suffered significant damage to its roof and walls in a Luftwaffe bombing raid in 1941.
The Beth Hamidrash Hagadol Synagogue in Leeds is going into the bakery business to satisfy a local kosher need. BHH intends to open a bakery by the end of March — with a coffee shop to follow after Pesach — in the entrance area of the synagogue complex in what was once the home of the defunct drama group, Limelight. It will stock artisan bread and challah and pastries and cakes.
The first permanent woman rabbi for the Leeds community was celebrated with the induction of Rabbi Esther Hugenholtz at Sinai Synagogue on Sunday.


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- Finite elemant analysis and optimisation of egg-box energy absorbing structures.27Oct2014
- The optimisation of construction managements higher education to promote professional competencies and professional capability.21Oct2014
- Extended mothering: maternal influences in daughters' higher education.21Oct2014
- "Hands off our benefits!": how participation in the comment section of the 2009 Green Paper, Shaping the Future of Care Together, contributes to understandings of online collective action.21Oct2014
- Ecumenical church renewal: the example of the United Reformed Church.21Oct2014
- Computational and analytical methods for the simulation of electronic states and transport in semiconductor systems.21Oct2014
- Visual working memory and saccadic eye movements.21Oct2014
- A grounded construction of shared decision making for psychiatric medication management: findings from a community mental health team.31Jul2014
- Students' familiarity with the narrator in multimedia learning material.31Jul2014
- An investigation into patients' and diabetes specialist nurses' experience of diabetes consultations in primary care.31Jul2014
- Seeking the "C" in the "Y". Discerning the meaning of the Christian basis in the English YMCA.31Jul2014
- Host country contracts in the energy sector: Azerbaijan-Turkey case study.31Jul2014
- The shifting perceptions of mentoring in mental health nursing. From student nurse to nurse and mentor, an inquiry into the transitional perceptions of mentoring in mental health nursing.31Jul2014
- Interactive sonification of a physics engine.16Jul2014
- Emotion processing and social cognition in deaf children.16Jul2014
- Community perception of low level anti-social behaviour by young people, and imagining a solution: an exploratory case study.20May2014
- Corporate social responsibility for the knowledge intensive services sector20May2014
- Intensive language action therapy and recovery in chronic aphasia20May2014
- An evaluation of partial depth dry bottom-feed vibro stone columns to support shallow footings in deep soft clay deposits.1May2014
- The effect of marketisation on the leadership of National Health Service (NHS) hospitals.7Apr2014
- The development of tissue explant and embryonic stem cell derived models to investigate the molecular and cellular mechanisms that coordinate vertebrate haematopoiesis and angiogenesis26Mar2014
- Improvised music to support interaction between profoundly learning-disabled teenagers and their learning support assistants25Mar2014
- A case study of a reading intervention programme for 'dyslexic students' in Israel25Mar2014
- Suspended liminality: breastfeeding and becoming a mother in two NICUs in Jordan25Mar2014