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The Deadly Corruption of Clinical Trials
When you risk life and limb to help test a drug, are you helping science—or Big Pharma? One patient's tragic, and telling, story.
When Mary found out that Dan had been recruited into the CAFE study, she was stunned. "I do not want him in a clinical study," she told Olson. Just a few days earlier, Olson indicated in a petition to the court that Dan was both dangerous and mentally incapable of consenting to antipsychotic medication. How could he now be capable of consenting to a research study with the very same antipsychotics—especially when the alternative was commitment to a state mental institution?
After Dan was enrolled, he stayed at Fairview for about two more weeks. By that point, Olson thought Dan's symptoms were under control, but Mary was still very worried by his erratic behavior. She recalls meeting with the doctor: "Olson came in and sat down and opened his file and said, 'Oh, Dan is doing so well.' And I said, 'No, Dr. Olson, Dan is not doing well.' I think he was taken aback." Even so, on December 8, 2003, Dan was transferred to Theo House, a halfway house in St. Paul. He was required to sign an agreement confirming that he understood he could be involuntarily committed if he didn't continue taking his medication and keeping his CAFE study appointments.
At the halfway house, Dan often stayed in his room for days. On March 26, 2004 nearly four months after his discharge from Fairview, his thoughts were still "delusional and grandiose," according to a social worker's note. An occupational-therapy report from April 30 detailed Dan's condition: "Personal appearance disheveled. Isolated and withdrawn. Poor insight and self-awareness." Entries in a personal journal that Dan kept during this period don't show any obvious changes, suggesting that he was improving little, if at all. Mary felt he was becoming angrier. "He was so tense, with this ready-to-explode quality."
Olson saw things differently. "I disagree that he had significant deterioration," he testified in a 2007 deposition. However, it's unclear whether Olson actually saw Dan enough to make an informed judgment about his condition. Records suggest most of Dan's care was managed by social workers. In his deposition, Olson said he saw Dan approximately six times from the date he was admitted in November until he committed suicide in May. Whatever the doctor thought, his actions don't suggest that he felt Dan was improving. In late April 2004, as Dan's stay of commitment was about to expire, Olson recommended extending it for another six months—the duration of the CAFE study. He noted that Dan still had "little insight into his mental disorder" and might "place himself at risk of harm if he were to terminate his treatment."
Mary tried to get Dan out of the study or have his treatment changed. She called Olson and tried to see him. She wrote long, detailed letters expressing concerns about everything from Dan's diet and sleep habits to his medications. In total, she sent five letters to Olson and Dr. Charles Schulz—the chairman of the university's psychiatry department and a co-investigator on the CAFE study—communicating her alarm about Dan's condition, especially his inner rage. She received only one reply, dated April 28, from Schulz, who wrote that "it was not clear to me how you thought the treatment team should deal with this issue." Around that time, Mary left a voice message with Jean Kenney, the study coordinator, asking, "Do we have to wait until he kills himself or someone else before anyone does anything?"
Before dawn on the morning of May 8, a police officer and a Catholic priest knocked on Mary's door. Mike Howard, a family friend who lives at her house, answered. Later, in a deposition, Howard described what happened next: "Mary jumped out of her bed and went into the kitchen and stood there, and the priest extended his hand out and said, 'Mary, I'm here to tell you that Dan passed away.' And Mary just literally fell down to her knees and started to shriek and cry, and just started begging, 'Please, no, no, don't let this happen.'"
Dan had stabbed himself to death in the bathtub with a box cutter, ripping open his abdomen and nearly decapitating himself. His body was discovered in the early hours of the morning by a halfway-house worker, along with a note on the nightstand that said, "I left this experience smiling!" Later, when the blind on the study was broken, researchers found that Dan was being treated with Seroquel, the drug manufactured by the study sponsor, AstraZeneca.
For most of the past half-century, physicians have considered antipsychotic drugs to be among the most unpleasant chemicals in the medicine closet. Thorazine (chlorpromazine), the first antipsychotic, was developed in 1950, and while it could relieve some of the worst symptoms of schizophrenia, that relief came at a serious cost. Not only do antipsychotics often make patients feel sedated and sluggish (they used to be called "major tranquilizers"), they can also cause irreversible "extrapyramidal" symptoms, such as the shuffling gait, rigid muscles, and involuntary lip-smacking sometimes seen in patients who have been taking the drugs for years. The antipsychotics can also cause akathisia, a type of driven, agitated restlessness that ranges from unpleasant to excruciating. Until recently, psychiatrists reserved the drugs for patients with very severe mental illnesses.
Over the past decade or so, however, antipsychotics have undergone an extraordinary rehabilitation. By 2008, they were the most lucrative class of drugs in America. Seroquel alone had nearly $4 billion in sales, making it the country's fifth most profitable drug. The transformation began in the mid-'90s, when pharmaceutical companies began pitching atypical antipsychotics such as Risperdal, Zyprexa, and Seroquel as more effective than older antipsychotics, but relatively free of their ugly side effects. The drugs were also very expensive—one study pegged the cost at 70 to 100 times that of an older drug—but if they didn't produce extrapyramidal symptoms, their enormous expense seemed justifiable. By the mid-2000s, atypicals were being prescribed not just for schizophrenia but also for anxiety, agitation, insomnia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and depression. The most remarkable upswing came for patients diagnosed with bipolar disorder, which used to be seen as a rare illness. Once bipolar disorder could be treated with atypicals, rates of diagnoses rose dramatically, especially in children. According to a recent Columbia University study, the number of children and adolescents treated for bipolar disorder rose 40-fold between 1994 and 2003. Another study found that nearly one in five children who visited a psychiatrist came away with a prescription for an antipsychotic drug, despite early reports of alarming side effects.
Recent years have seen a backlash. The most damaging blow to the atypicals was an authoritative 2005 study funded by the National Institute of Mental Health—the so-called CATIE study—which found that the atypical antipsychotics worked no better than a much older antipsychotic called Trilafon (perphenazine), which was developed in the 1950s. The CATIE study also found that, contrary to the way the drugs had been marketed, side-effect profiles of the atypicals were generally no better than the older drug. Other research showed that atypicals were associated with significant weight gain, increased risk of diabetes, and greater possibility of death in patients with dementia. After another large analysis in The Lancet found that most atypicals actually performed worse than older drugs, two senior British psychiatrists penned a damning editorial that ran in the same issue. Dr. Peter Tyrer, the editor of the British Journal of Psychiatry, and Dr. Tim Kendall of the Royal College of Psychiatrists wrote: "The spurious invention of the atypicals can now be regarded as invention only, cleverly manipulated by the drug industry for marketing purposes and only now being exposed."
The cleverest manipulation has been with the clinical trials themselves. For years, critics have charged that pharmaceutical companies massage trials to make their own drugs look better than they really are. One common tactic is to suppress unfavorable data. A notorious example came in the 1990s, when a Wyeth safety officer overwrote the company's computer files, erasing evidence indicating that its diet drug, fen-phen, caused valvular heart disease. A less risky strategy is simply not to publish potentially damaging trials. In 2004, the Canadian Medical Association Journal described a leaked document indicating that GlaxoSmithKline had deliberately hidden two studies from regulators showing that its antidepressant, Paxil (paroxetine), could increase the risk of suicide in children. The company has paid nearly a billion dollars in legal settlements over Paxil, including $390 million for suicides and attempted suicides related to the drug. Evidence of manipulation has also emerged in many of the high-profile pharmaceutical scandals of the past decade, from Merck's pain drug Vioxx to the recent Senate investigation into GlaxoSmithKline's diabetes drug Avandia.
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Hotels in Sonoma County
From petite bed and breakfasts to all-inclusive golf resorts, Sonoma County hotels come in all shapes and sizes and serve as perfect jumping-off points for a wine country vacation. The Farmhouse Inn in Forestville, for one, opts for quality over quantity when it comes to its five-star accommodations. The hotel features 18 rooms—eight of which are housed in a converted barn—a full, organic spa and a Michelin-starred farm-to-table restaurant. On the other end of the spectrum, one of the most lavish hotels in Sonoma County is the 226-room Fairmount Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa, a Spanish mission-style compound with tennis courts, two restaurants and a 177-acre golf course.
Standout hotels in Sonoma County's western reaches include the cliffside Bodega Bay Lodge, where guests can look out over the Pacific Ocean from private balconies, and the historic Valley Ford Hotel. Aside from cozy rooms, the 1864-built hotel also houses the popular Rocker Oysterfeller's restaurant and its menu of country-style favorites. Adventurous travelers can also opt for a campsite in one of the area's picturesque state parks.
This Provençal-style resort in Santa Rosa has one of the area's freshest looks thanks to a $10 million redo that expanded the estate and modernized rooms; a 5,000-square-foot spa will open next year.
Relax with comfortable country-casual rooms and on-site massages to relieve tired muscles. For dinner head to the dining room for caramel-braised pork shoulder.
This three-story Victorian mansion, set on eight wood-lined acres, dates to 1881. Inn-goers weren't welcomed until 1981, and owners Bill and Trudi Konrad took over the property in 1999. Each room has a fireplace and site-specific antiques.
Set on 1.5 lushly landscaped acres—and equidistant from both Jack London State Historic Park and a wildflower preserve—Gaige House is a Zen-style oasis smack in the middle of wine country.
This airy inn on Healdsburg's plaza dates to 1901. Many rooms have canary yellow walls, curtained windows, and contain gas fireplaces and a jetted spa bathtub. Prime rooms face the plaza, but deluxe Kings in back share a welcoming balcony.
Hotel Les Mars, an intimate 16-room hotel, evokes a French maison, complete with hand-hewn-walnut wood in the library, as well as fireplaces, four-poster beds, and 18th-century antiques in all guest rooms. A member of Relais & Châteaux, the property also distinguishes itself with service.
Sonoma County is quickly giving better-branded neighbor Napa a run for its money, even if Sonoma's lodgings lag slightly behind in luxury. But Farmhouse Inn is poised to change all that.
Originally built in 1906 as one of Sonoma's finest hotels, the structure fell into disrepair before being resurrected in 2005.
An 1892 ranch house with five spacious rooms and one cottage, family antiques, and local art.
Healdsburg's historic downtown got a big dose of modern chic when this hotel opened in 2002, right on the main square.
Urbanites who prefer sleek, self-serve apartments to homey, antiques-filled B&Bs will appreciate the Duchamp, just two blocks off Healdsburg's main plaza.
Located in the Alexander Valley, this restored country cottage is surrounded by vineyards with fruit trees and a vegetable and herb garden in the back of the house. The three-bed, two-bath house has a fully updated kitchen and a large deck with a grill and hot tub.
This sprawling, opulent resort, set just a few miles north of downtown Sonoma, might as well be its own private island; its vast array of on-site amenities could lead you to completely forget about the surrounding wine country.

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What will happen, if you transplant the 4 liters Audi A8 engine into the car body of its smaller brother A6 and improve the interior of the latter in the same time? The result of this surgical effort is called by the well sounding name Audi RS6 Avant 4.0 TFSI quattro "NEW". Is it all? The answer to even this question is researched by the O.CT Team. You better believe it! Once more, a mega stunner comes from the development department of the Oberscheider Tuning GmbH Lustenau, Austria.
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Most likely, they are not worth protection, because they are generally crap. Journalism is a dying art. All you get is poorly translated blurbs from AP/AFP/Reuters. With population of 5 millions is not worth attention of foreign reporters and the only case where I've seen local reporters to get to the bottom of the issue are some consumer-protection cases. Never in science, politics or corruption, etc. But who cares. Most people just want tabloid, so they get that.
I get better news coverage here, than from newspaper articles.
You sure? These comments are original works of me, my opinion, my creation.
You have to see the difference between information and creation. That Hydrogen is the lightest element in the periodic table is not copyrightable. It's information. Even if I create an elaborate statement that culminates in its essence in this and little else, there's no chance that I'll retain copyright of it. Because the main part of what I created is still just the information that hydrogen is the element with the least mass.
A fantasy story about various atoms coming together and having a party, while playing puns on their weight and some of their properties (and look how fat uranium looks, any more yellow cake and she's gonna blow!) is a different matter. That IS copyrightable.
... down to 5 or 10 days after publication, and it wouldn't kill the incentives of journalists to research and write the articles, or of newspapers to publish them. Nearly all of their monetary value is realized in the first 48 hours after publication.
Cutting the copyright short would also make it easier for newspapers to make their archives of old articles available. In America some newspapers get cockblocked by journalists suing to collect royalties again on years-old articles just because the article is republished in a different medium.
That's closer, but monopolizing the news is not a right. It's a privilege which may (or may not) be granted by the government.
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Rouen Duck Question?
Last March 17th, I bought 6 Rouen ducklings. We have been having such a good time with them. They are so cute and funny. Planes, trains, autos, lawnmowers and tillers don't bother them but let a cardinal fly over them and they duck! We have 2 small ponds but they will only go in the one we started them in altho its farthest away from the garage where we pen them at nite. We've been shooing them into their pen shortly before dark. Now that its warmer, I've been slower at getting out to bring them in. The last couple nites, they came in by themselves!
All along, we've been wondering how many are females and males. I've had it figured we have 2 drakes, 3 females and 1 undecided. My "scientific calculations" are based on: 2 are always eager to take food from our hands. 3 start to come up to us but turn away after a few steps. The undecided one comes up after the first 2 and doesn't take the handout as quickly.
That may mean nothing b/c: they have all developed beautiful brown feathers on their chest and wings. And a couple have started the blue banding on their wings. If any of them were drakes, wouldn't they be getting lighter colored feathers on their chest and keel? They all still have fuzz on their heads.
So, is it too soon to tell if we have all hens or not? I was hoping for at least 1 drake. lol. Thanx for all the great stories I've read about your ducks and thanx for answering my question. Barbara
Aren't they fun? We have 28 ducks.....started with two!! Can't get enough.... they are such smart birds.... ours know that if they do cute antics, they get scratch so they all become clowns every time we get near them lol.... they also know when we come in at dusk, raise our hands over our heads and nite nite.....they all go to their respective houses.... as far as sexing..... aside from vent sexing, it is very hard to tell until maturity.... it has pretty true in my Rouens that the young males have a darker head stripe and in bright sunlight you can often pick up on the green sheen.....if none of that holds true, waiting for the drake feather is about the only way to tell....waiting 5-6 months is really hard isn't it? ;)
Oh, heartzlink, do you have a video of your ducks' antics? Do you have a large pond for them? How are your duck houses built? What do you use for bedding? We made a pen for ours in the garage and have been using wood shavings so far. We should be switching to something else. I suppose most people use straw. I'm worried about cleaning the pen this winter. We get a lot colder here altho we will have to get some kind of heater for them.
My ducks have eye stripes - either 1 stripe over their eyes or 2 stripes, one over and one under. Is this a clue to their sex? When do the drakes develop the tail curl? Their voices are starting to change - I hear a quack now and then and clucking when they are twittering among each other.
Goldenpond, when do they get this tail curl? Before the heads turn green? I'm just so excited about my babies! Barbara
We have had our five Rouens for about two months now, and today I noticed something I had not seen before. Three of them have green colored bills, and two have brownish bills. Has anyone noticed this before?
The ones with brown bills seem to be the loudest, males? We will see in five months.
Marfaman -- the ones with brown bills and loud are the hens. The greenish billed, little bit quieter ones are drakes.
3:2 isn't too bad of a ratio -- I ended up with 3:1 but wish it was different. I have 5 5 week olds so hope I end up with more hens -- duck eggs are yummy.
my drake did not get his gray glossy feather on his belly first he actually got a white ring around his neck first and then later his head started changing to a dark almost black and then green. Once that happened his plung under his belly was super fast to change. Hope this helps.


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Learn basics of Bartitsu in Leaf River Jan. 21
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LEAF RIVER, Ill. — People who have seen the current Sherlock Holmes movie A Game of Shadows should surely know that a "New Art of Self Defence called Bartitsu" was introduced to England in 1898 by Edward William Barton-Wright to defeat the fearsome street gangs of Edwardian London.
Bartitsu combined good, old British pugilism with Japanese jiujitsu, the French kicking-style savate and defense techniques using a gentleman's walking stick, developed by a Swiss named Vigny.
Allen Reed (Leaf River), "Professor of Antagonistics" at Gallowglass Academy, Inc., will offer a day-long, hands-on introduction to Bartitsu Jan. 21 (with a snow date of Feb. 11).
The class is open to men and women, and no martial-arts experience is necessary. Participants should wear comfortable workout clothes, and should bring a sturdy walking stick, cane or 3/4-inch to 1-inch diameter dowel rod about 36 inches long. If available, bring a fencing mask or closed-face martial arts headgear and heavily padded gloves (hockey style) or equivalent.
Gallowglass Academy requires groin protection for men.
"Professor" Reed will call the class to order at 10 a.m. at River Valley Complex, 605 S. Main St., Leaf River, Ill.
"Professor" Reed cannot guarantee, of course, that he can teach students to dispatch four thuggish assailants in the time a man can catch an apple tossed into the air. "Those are techniques for a more advanced seminar, " he said.
For more information, call (815) 973-1064 or log on to www.GallowglassAcademy.org.
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Sunday, October 05, 2014
Argentina beat the Wallabies to claim first ever win in Rugby Championship
Argentina beat the Wallabies for the first time since 1997, and in the process picked up their first ever win in the Rugby Championship since joining three years ago. The 21-17 victory was sealed with a Nicolas Sanchez penalty with five minutes to spare.
After a week that included off field drama with the Kurtley Beale in-flight incident, the Wallabies failed to capitalise on their strong start, after having scored within minutes of kickoff. Powerful centre Tevita Kuridrani crossed, before Scott Higginbotham slipped through for another.
They squandered the 14-0 lead however and a spirited Los Pumas side came back into the match following yellow cards to both Nick Phipps and skipper Michael Cooper.
A try to Number 8 Leonardo Senatore brought the home side back into it, along with a Sanchez penalty as they trailed 14-8 at the break. Winger Juan Imhoff then scored when Phipps was in the sinbin, and Sanchez's sideline conversion set up a tense final 20 minutes.
Wallaby flyhalf Bernard Foley missed two kicks at goal in the last ten minutes, including one that hit the posts. Unfortunately the visitors had to contend with the now infamous green lasers in their eyes when taking kicks, something that is sadly becoming synonymous with matches there.
Michael Hooper was yellow carded in the 73rd minute for taking out a player in the air, so Sanchez sealed the win with the penalty kick, and the Pumas players and fans celebrated the historic victory.
Full highlights will follow soon. Let us know your thoughts on the match in the comments below
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Saturday, October 04, 2014
Springboks edge All Blacks in another thriller between the two rivals
The battle between the top two teams in the world lived up to it's billing yet again, but this time it was the Springboks that beat the All Blacks 27-25, after another epic Test match. A long range penalty by Pat Lambie secured the win at the death.
The Springboks lived up to their intentions of playing a more expansive game, as both sides played positive rugby in a highly entertaining first half. The home side scored three times, including a brace for young Handre Pollard who not long ago was named the IRB Junior Player of the Year.
Before that Francois Hougaard got on the end of an excellent length of the field effort, with the attacking mindset under coach Heyneke Meyer paying dividends.
For the visitors Julian Savea was lethal, beating tackles on a number of occasions. When he isn't bumping them off, he kicks well, as seen with the first half try he set up for Malakai Fekitoa.
This was a bruising, epic battle and while the Boks led 24-13 at the break, the World Champions wrestled their way back into the match in the second half, scoring two tries to take a 25-24 lead with ten minutes left.
A Schalk Burger carry prompted a no arms tackle by Liam Messam, who appeared to have no malicious intent but did make contact with Burger's sizable head as he ducked into the tackle. The footage was missed by the officials but it was beamed onto the big screen, and around the world, and the crowd soon got referee Wayne Barnes' attention.
As with protocol, he opted to take a look at it, and after speaking to the TMO, made the call to penalise Messam, bringing the play back to 55m out, from which then replacement Lambie had an opportunity to slot three points.
He did so on the Highveld with relative ease, keeping his head down beautifully and taking the lead for the home side, sending 61000 fans at Ellis Park into raptures.
"Pat never answered me on how far he could kick when I asked him at the captain's run, so I was not sure if he could kick those long ones," said coach Heyneke Meyer of the flyhalf.
"I am very pleased with Pat, he really worked hard. Handre was awesome as well and we now have great depth at flyhalf, considering we have Morne Steyn and Johan Goosen as well.
He also spoke about the incredible support in Johannesburg, and the respect between the teams.
"I have been involved in rugby for almost 30 years and this support was unbelievable. We saw the crowd support on the way into the stadium and the national anthem was awesome.
"It was an unbelievable test match. At home you have to pull these close matches through. We are relieved that this is done now. The win was due. We appreciate the compliments the All Blacks gave us afterwards, we do respect each other," he added.
Duane Vermeulen was all over the park, despite being out injured for the entire week. He played with broken ribs, only being passed fit on the morning of the Test. He earned Man of the Match.
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Thursday, October 02, 2014
Russia edge Uruguay in first leg of Rugby World Cup qualification play-off
While Rugby World Cup 2015 ticket applications have now closed, there are two teams that are still unsure if they'll even be there though. Russia and Uruguay played their first leg play-off at the weekend, hoping for a sport in Pool A.
Russia narrowly beat Uruguay 22-21 in the first of two legs to determine who will qualify as the 20th and final team at next year's World Cup. One of the two sides will be part of Pool A, to take on England, Australia, Wales and Fiji.
Going into the second leg, Russia have a tiny lead, following a try from prop Grigory Tsobiladze and an excellent kicking display by flyhalf Yuri Kushnarev.
Seven Felipe Berchesi penalties kept the South Americans in contention until the very end, but they couldn't sneak past Russia, who will need to lift themselves again for the away leg in a fortnight.
"We need to improve our discipline. We had two yellow cards today that cost us a lot," said Russia's coach Raphael Saint-Andre.
"In the second half we had too many penalties against. It is why they came back into the game. So with a bit more discipline, we have got a chance in Montevideo. Today their kicker was on fire and maybe it won't be the same in two weeks."
The return leg in Montevideo on 11th October will be streamed live on Rugbyworldcup.com
Below is a short recap from the IRB's Total Rugby on the game, played in Krasnoyarsk.
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Wednesday, October 01, 2014
Declan Fitzpatrick suspended after being Red carded for punch
Ulster prop Declan Fitzpatrick appeared before an independent PRO12 Rugby Disciplinary Committee today, following his sending off for striking Zebre hooker Andrea Manici in the Guinness PRO12 match between Zebre and Ulster on Saturday.
Following an altercation on the floor, Fitzpatrick was shown red after a TMO recommendation. It wasn't clear to see what started it, but the Ulsterman clearly took contact himself.
A committee, chaired by Simon Thomas, along with Terry Vaux and Robert Williams (all Wales), viewed TV footage of the incident and listened to representations made by and on behalf of the player. They found that the incident was at the low end of the IRB sanctions for the type of offence, carrying a 2 week sanction. [Law 10.4(a): Striking another player with a hand, arm or fist]
In the absence of any aggravating factors and in light of several compelling mitigating factors, including the player's exemplary previous playing record, the Committee applied a one week reduction from the entry point and suspended the player from playing for one week.
Fitzpatrick is free to resume playing from Monday 6 October 2014 and has the right of appeal.
The incident can be viewed at the beginning of the official highlights video below
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Stars feature in IRB's Recognise and Remove Concussion Education Video
The IRB have launched a new concussion education drive, led by the video below, featuring stars of the game. The goal is to educate players, coaches and parents around the world to Recognise and Remove when it comes to knocks to the head.
In recent years, particularly since the George Smith incident on the Lions tour of Australia, concussion management has become a real concern, and an area that has demanded attention.
This video is hoped to be central to a game-wide education programme aimed at informing those involved in the sport about the symptoms and dangers of concussion on the rugby field.
Delivering the Recognise and Remove message are Wales' Dr Jamie Roberts, England's Women's Rugby World Cup winner Maggie Alphonsi, Australia Sevens star Emilee Cherry, All Black Keven Mealamu and Italy captain Sergio Parisse.
Education sits at the top of the IRB and its Unions commitment to changing culture when it comes to taking concussion seriously at all levels of the Game.
The video will feature alongside player, coach and medic education at IRB tournaments and supplements education programmes delivered by individual Unions on an on-going basis.
Research-based advances in on-field assessment of head injuries and graduated return to play protocols are benefiting the elite game, while at community level promotion of correct playing techniques and longer rest periods for youths is also supporting players.
All of this is underpinned by research and guidance by a panel of field-leading independent experts.
An enhanced concussion education website featuring public guidance and key information on the Recognise and Remove programme in English, Spanish, Italian, Japanese and Portuguese has also been launched. Learn more at www.irbplayerwelfare.com
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Monday, September 29, 2014
All Blacks win Rugby Championship with bonus point win over Argentina
The All Blacks retained the Rugby Championship with a game to spare after claiming a 34-13 bonus point victory over Argentina on Saturday. Next weekend's fixture against South Africa shifts to a matter of pride, rather than the title being on the line.
The win in La Plata secured a third successive Rugby Championship title for the World Champions, who scored tries through Ben Smith, Israel Dagg, Julian Savea and TJ Perenara.
Despite there being one match left to play between the All Blacks and the Springboks in Johannesburg, even a bonus-point victory for the hosts will leave them a point behind the leaders, and now winners, of the the 2014 edition of the southern hemisphere quadrangular tournament.
Richie McCaw said post match that finding motivation certainly won't be a problem when it comes to facing their arch rivals at Ellis Park this coming Saturday.
"It won't take much. When the All Blacks play South Africa, especially in South Africa, that's one of the games you live for so the boys will enjoy tonight and then look forward to next week."
The skipper acknowledged Argentina's part in what was a good contest, despite the final scoreline.
"The Pumas came to play and it was a pretty good match to watch because both teams came to play, I'm just proud the guys took their chances. We defended really well and didn't let them across the line until the end and I'm really proud of the guys because it really showed their backbone."
View quick highlights below (better will be updated if possible), and on page two you can get a look inside the sheds with the New Zealand team after the match, and hear their thoughts on the victory
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Springboks' three late tries shock Wallabies in tough Test in Cape Town
A late flurry of tries gave the Springboks a convincing 28-10 victory over the Wallabies in Cape Town, but the final score doesn't reflect what happened for the majority of what was an extremely tight Rugby Championship Test match.
The Wallabies led 10-5 at halftime before the Springboks edged ahead with a Pat Lambie dropgoal in the 69th minute. What followed was an unbelievable ten minutes of rugby, with the home side scoring three tries, to add to the one in the first half, and claim a bonus point victory.
"I feel sorry for the players, they set the game up for the win and that won't be reflected in the final score, it will probably be forgotten," said Wallabies coach Ewan McKenzie post match.
"There was some really good stuff from our guys, we were in a good position to win it. We will have to look at the video and see why we didn't."
With the match finally poised, a string of well timed substitutions, including that of former IRB Player of the Year Schalk Burger, seemed to up the momentum and tempo for South Africa. Lambie took control, and despite missing kicks at goal, slotted the dropgoal and scored a great try of his own.
Captain Jean De Villiers scored twice, including after the final hooter, to cap what was a memorable day for Springbok rugby, as they gave themselves a chance of snatching the Rugby Championship title, if it were not for the All Blacks' victory over Argentina a few hours later.
"Australia's defence was awesome in the first 60 minutes and we were frustrated at times," said Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer. "But the players that came off the bench upped the tempo and were brilliant. Last year we scored the most tries in the competition, I know we can score when we keep the ball in hand."
De Villiers said he is looking forward to the clash with rivals New Zealand next weekend.
"We will take all the good from this match into next week. We came so close to beating New Zealand in Wellington and I think we can be very competitive next weekend at Ellis Park."
Below are quick highlights (longer up soon if possible) and the press conference chat with shell-shocked McKenzie and Wallaby skipper Michael Hooper is on the next page.
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It probably wouldn't be accurate to describe the Mark Newton Band as a purely traditional outfit, but the band nonetheless approaches bluegrass in an old-fashioned way. First, take the group's approach to songs. Instead of writing its own material, the Mark Newton Band has chosen the majority of its dozen songs from traditional and contemporary writers outside of the band. And while guitarist Newton, bassist Bob Goff, mandolinist/fiddler Troy Engle, and banjoist Mike Munford can pick with the best of them, the emphasis on No Boundaries is on the songs themselves. The album gets a spry start with Billy Smith and Tom T. Hall's "Blues for Breakfast": a fun down-and-out story of love gone stale. There's also an exciting take on the traditional "Cindy": a quick little romp with a number of pithy, upbeat solos. Newton, Goff, Munford, and Engle sweeten the choruses of these songs with a sprightly harmony that heightens the emotional appeal of the lyrics. There's a laid-back take on the Jimmy Martin tune "Losing You," with some nice, bluesy banjo licks by Munford, and a nimble version of "Railroad Dollar" that rolls along at a happy pace. No Boundaries is a satisfying sophomore effort by the Mark Newton Band, and will probably leave fans wanting even more. Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr., Rovi
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for for judging Michele Fuchmann, so she can never become the POTUS!
guess that never ran across her mind, eh?
what a degenerate statist scum. will she blame God, if something horrible happens to her loved ones?
what an F'ng self-righteous ant!
scratch that: ants are proportionally mega-strong, and dutiful hard workers, she's nothing but a fungus with crazy-Husky looking eyes.
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The last possible day of the winter athletic season is March 15th and we were fortunate to be playing on that day. Congratulations to our Boys Hockey team for winning the Division 3 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP yesterday at the
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Thank you to the whole Watertown Community for coming out and filling
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Our student body showed great spirit with their red shirts.
A special thanks to the Watertown Police and Fire Departments for the reception we received back in Watertown after the game. There is nothing better than finishing a parade back at the High School with the ladder trucks extended and crossed at 50 Columbia Street. This was a reception that our kids will never forget in their lives.
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Jennifer Lawrence may have become a blockbuster actress as a result of her roles in The Hunger Games and The Silver Linings Playbook, but she's also a girl who still lives at home with her parents. During a recent appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Lawrence told the talk show host that she is is concerned she will be removed from the group who decides the Oscar winners every year after her mom Karen stole her ballot as a joke while she was in the UK, and she is now worried she will not be allowed to vote again.
She said "I get a call from my mother while I was in England and she goes, 'I did something hilarious'. And I'm thinking, 'What?' And she's like, 'I voted'. And I was like, 'You voted for what?' 'The Oscars.' And I was like, 'You voted for the Oscars, what do you mean?' And she goes, 'The ballot came here and I voted!' Because she thought I'd be, like, 'That's hilarious.' Fortunately, she did it wrong and mailed it back to herself, so I got to do it again."
Laughing, Jennifer exclaimed "I'm going to get kicked out of the Academy!" Jennifer admits her mother is a fun-loving person and is always finding ways of having a good time. "Oh she's very happy. She has more fun than I do."
Jennifer's latest film The Silver Linings Playbook, which also stars Bradley Cooper and Robert DeNiro, opens today.
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Buses and subway trains stopped running in Athens today as Greek workers began to stage a nationwide strike in protest of the ''sudden death'' of state broadcaster ERT, switched off in the middle of the night by the government.
Greece's two biggest labour unions planned to bring much of the near-bankrupt country to a standstill during the 24-hour strike against Prime Minister Antonis Samaras' decision to close down ERT, which they described as a ''coup-like move... to gag unbiased information''.
The government described its decision to shut the 75-year-old broadcaster as a temporary measure before its relaunch in a slimmed-down form.
But the move infuriated the coalition partners keeping Samaras in power, restoring an atmosphere of crisis in a country that had seemed to be emerging from the political drama accompanying one of the worst peacetime economic collapses in history.
Iron shutters blocked the entrance to the state-run Athens subway stations early on Thursday and city buses did not run.
Several marches were expected to culminate in demonstrations outside ERT's headquarters, where workers had gathered since the closure was announced.
But there was little sign of private businesses joining the strike. City streets were full with commuters and car traffic, supermarkets were open for business and cafes were serving customers as usual.
''The lowest ERT employee is making in a day what I'm making in a week, so why should I strike for them?'' said vegetable vendor Yannis Papailias.
''Hundreds of thousands of people have lost their jobs. Who protested for them?'' asked waitress Maria Skylakou.
Representing about 2.5 million workers, the unions have gone on strike repeatedly since Europe's debt crisis erupted in late 2009, although action has been less frequent and more muted lately than last year when marches frequently turned violent. The last nationwide strike was in February.
''In a systematic and autocratic way, the government has abolished the rights of workers and citizens one by one,'' said the public sector union Adedy, which is organising the walkout with its private sector sister union Gsee.
''We call on every worker and every citizen to fight to overthrow the government's catastrophic plans,'' Adedy said.
Separately, a union representing journalists in Athens has called an indefinite strike of members, preventing some newspapers from appearing and forcing commercial broadcasters to air reruns of sitcoms and soap operas instead of the news.
The Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation ERT has shed viewers with the rise of commercial television, and its three statewide channels had a combined audience share of only 13 per cent.
Many Greeks regarded it as a wasteful source of patronage jobs for political parties. But the abruptness with which it was shut — with newscasters cut off in mid-sentence — was a shock.
Samaras said he would press ahead with plans to reform ERT and relaunch it as a leaner and more efficient organisation, dismissing the broadcaster's defenders as hypocrites who would block needed reforms.
Shutting the broadcaster was proof of the political will needed to transform Greece from ''a real Jurassic Park, the only place on Earth where dinosaurs survived,'' he said.
The opposition's rhetoric was no less heated. Left wing leader Alexis Tsipras, addressing protesting ERT workers in Greece's second biggest city Thessaloniki, called on Greeks to defend democracy.
''What we experienced yesterday was unprecedented, not only for Greece, but for all of Europe,'' Tsipras said.
''Public television goes dark only in two circumstances: When a country is occupied by foreign forces or when there is a coup.''
Most public sector activity was expected to come to a halt during today's strike, with train and bus employees and bankers among various groups joining the walkout.
Unemployment has climbed to almost 27 per cent in Greece after more than 850,000 jobs, most in the private sector, were wiped out since the beginning of Greece's six-year recession.
About 2600 ERT employees were to lose their jobs. Some of them were to be re-hired in the new broadcaster which was expected to employee about 1200 people.
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I love it. Really relaxing. The electric guitar is really awesome. I really should make a jazz song DX The combination of the piano, drums, guitar is just great. At 1:56 there was a jump in volume on the guitar. But I think I read that you are playing this on guitar?? That is really impressive dude. Nice improv man. It's really awesome. Doing jazz music isn't easy, especially improvising DX Nice work though man.
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