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Parents often wonder if their children are growing normally. As a pediatrician, I spend a lot of time talking with families about body mass index (BMI) and whether or not a child is at a healthy weight. But just as often, parents and kids want to know if they are growing in height normally and how tall they are going to grow up to be. While nothing is certain, it turns out that we can predict adult height in kids ages two and older with a reasonable degree of accuracy.
After about two years of age until puberty, children tend to follow a constant genetically determined percentile curve on the growth chart (see Box 1 and Box 2). Growth occurs at a rate of about 2 ½ inches per year throughout childhood until early adolescence, when preteens achieve a peak growth velocity of about 4 inches per year. The growth spurt starts at about nine to 10 years in girls and peaks around 11 ½ to 12 years. Peak growth velocity typically occurs about 18 months before the first menstrual period; at the time of the first period a female is within 1 to 2 inches of adult height. The male growth spurt generally starts at 11 and peaks around 13 ½ years. Growth continues into mid-adolescence for females and well into late adolescence for most males. Closure of the growth plates marks the end of growth.
In addition to following a child's percentile on the growth chart, you can predict a child's adult height based on the height of a child's mother and father. A female will grow to be about the height of: [the mother's height (inches) + (father's height (inches) – 5 inches] / 2. A male will grow to be about the height of: [the mother's height (inches) + (father's height (inches) + 5 inches] / 2. Most kids will fall within this number plus or minus about 10 percent.
Many environmental factors influence whether a child achieves full genetic growth potential. For example, while moderate levels of physical activity benefit growth, intensive physical training during childhood can negatively impact growth. Athletes who are most affected are those who engage in intensive training more than 18 hours per week and who restrict or limit calories. Elite youth athletes are not the only children at risk for growth delays. Any preadolescent who shows poor weight gain prior to peak growth velocity is at risk for decreased adult height. Likewise, an overweight child who goes through puberty early due to the effects of excess weight is also at risk for decreased adult height. We'll discuss this issue in more detail in tomorrow's blog: What is Normal Growth? Part 2
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Gloucester have made five changes ahead of their Aviva Premiership clash against league leaders Saracens at Kingsholm on Saturday.
Director of Rugby Nigel Davies makes front and back line changes in an attempt to keep Gloucester's play-off ambitions alive.
Injuries sustained by Huia Edmonds and Dario Chistolini at Sale last week mean Koree Britton and Shaun Knight start in the front row.
The changes see Tom Savage move into the second row as well as assume the captaincy while Sione Kalamafoni starts in the flanks with Ben Morgan wearing the number eight jersey on his return after spending four months out.
In the backs Charlie Sharples returns to the right wing while Henry Trinder gets the nod ahead of Mike Tindall at centre where he will partner Billy Twelvetrees.
Meanwhile top-of-the-table Saracens travel to Gloucester with six changes in personnel with an international trio rested with the play-offs in sight.
Mark McCall has opted to start Owen Farrell at centre while Richard Wigglesworth returns to the side at scrum-half.
Captain Steve Borthwick, Alistair Hargreaves, Will Fraser and Ernst Joubert all return to the pack following absences.
England backs Chris Ashton and Brad Barritt both sit out of the visit to Gloucester as does Scotland forward Kelly Brown.
Gloucester enter the clash five points adrift of the play-off places while Saracens hold a comfortable four-point advantage at the head of the table.
Saracens: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Wyles, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Owen Farrell, 11 David Strettle, 10 Charlie Hodgson, 9 Richard Wigglesworth, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Will Fraser, 6 Jackson Wray, 5 Alistair Hargreaves, 4 Steve Borthwick (capt), 3 Matt Stevens, 2 John Smit, 1 Rhys Gill.
Replacements:16 Jamie George, 17 Mako Vunipola, 18 Carlos Nieto, 19 George Kruis, 20 Jacques Burger, 21 Ben Spencer, 22 Duncan Taylor, 23 Joe Maddock.
Gloucester:15 Rob Cook, 14 Charlie Sharples, 13 Henry Trinder, 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 Jonny May, 10 Freddie Burns, 9 Dan Robson, 8 Nick Wood, 7 Koree Britton, 6 Shaun Knight, 5 Tom Savage (capt), 4 Lua Lokotui, 3 Sione Kalamafoni, 2 Akapusi Qera, 1 Ben Morgan.
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State Janata Dal (S) president H.D. Kumaraswamy, who is known for his unorthodox approach and shrewd political manoeuvring, is leaving no stone unturned to make the most of the May 5 elections.
Shouldering the responsibility of shoring up the JD(S), Mr. Kumaraswamy is trying to build the party "brick by brick" in north Karnataka, where it has no base.
He is confident of grabbing "some seats" in the south where the party is considered to have a sizeable following. His promises include one-time loan waiver for farmers, ban on arrack and lottery, and bicycles for girl students. He spoke to The Hindu on the poll scenario. Excerpts:
Q: Will campaigning by national leaders of the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party affect the prospects of the JD(S)?
A: Their campaigns will not alter the situation as most of them focus on national issues rather than issues related to the State. Many of them don't know the problems at the grassroots in the State. Crowds at their campaign meetings were also disappointing. Those that came were a paid crowd, which will not convert to votes.
So is the case with people attending your election meetings.
Yes, it was the reality earlier. Now the situation has completely changed. You will also see it after May 8.
You have emerged as the most-preferred chief ministerial candidate in a recent poll survey, which forecast 34 to 44 seats for your party.
Though elated, I am sceptical about the survey. It is completely contradictory. How can those who prefer me as Chief Minister reject my party? A party should get required numbers to elect its leader as head of the State. I am confident of getting more seats. While earlier surveys gave me 15 to 20, this survey increased the number to 40 plus seats. The survey was conducted before announcement of ticket. Now it is different; rebellion in most constituencies has died down and rebels have backed off from the fray. The situation will improve in three days. Poll pundits predict that JD(S) will get four seats in Hassan. But we will win all seven.
What will the JD(S) do in the event of a hung Assembly?
We don't mind sitting in the Opposition. But I am confident that the JD(S) will get the required numbers.
The JD(S) is targeting only the Congress and not the BJP in its campaign. This has led to speculation of a secret pact with the BJP.
It is a fight between the Congress and the JD(S) in most of the constituencies. What will we achieve by targeting the BJP where the party has no relevance? As far as a secret pact is concerned, it is a figment of the Congress's imagination.
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Money, of course. Our candidates are not a match for the moneybags of the BJP and the Congress.


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Members asked to convey that she has let no-one down and that the group appreciates the work she has done for many years and wishes her a swift recovery. 2.2 Glen had received a letter from Harold Rosenberg, who was our guest speaker, thanking the forum for inviting him and sending his regards. 2.3 Glen announced that a group is currently updating the Service User Guide (which this group invented) to include the mentoring services at Aspire, Gate and the prison. The pack will have a new front and back cover which people were invited to design. Today was the closing date and all the entries were on display for people to look at and vote on. The winners would be announced next time. 2.4 Mark Garner had written to the group thanking them for their advice about the BBV leaflet last time. 3. Matters Arising 3.1 Glen announced that a group is currently updating the Service User Guide (which this group invented) to include the mentoring services at Aspire, Gate and the prison. The pack will have a new front and back cover which people were invited to design. Today was the closing date and all the entries were on display for people to look at and vote on. The winners would be announced next time. 1 ITEM ACTION 4. Treatment Sytem Review Update and Charter 4.1 Lucy Putland had sent apologies that she was unable to make the meeting but had sent a message to the group: "The CDP Board signed off on the final model in April 2009 and an implementation plan has been developed. Current progress against the implementation plan includes: Starting developments for Service A (new service for heroin and crack users) including establishing a project team, developing a draft service specification and agreeing a timetable for tendering Developing a mentoring and advocacy strategy to make recommendations for a local mentoring and advocacy model (due to be finished end of July) Developing a Drug Treatment System Charter (general principles for the new treatment th system) which has been approved by the JCG and is going to the CDP Board 27 July. It would be good if The Forum can also approve the charter. Ending drug specific assertive outreach services (Compass Centre Base will continue till an appropriate time to fit in with the model) Identifying options to deliver training for front line workers and communities Scoped direction of travel for Service C (Criminal Justice Treatment) in order to develop fully integrated criminal justice treatment team. Options are in negotiation The Service User Exec Panel has met twice and are proving effective in informing specific developments for the Treatment System Review, including Service A (new service for heroin and crack users), the Drug Treatment System Charter, and the mentoring and advocacy strategy." 4.2 Glen went through the Charter and explained that this will be the charter for the whole system as it is commissioned. There was lengthy discussion about each element of the charter, which had widespread support. There was a question about whether reference could be made to peer to peer support and guidance. ("under Service User Responsibilities add: To encourage and support peer to peer empowerment when and wherever possible). It was explained that this was the shorter version, which will go on display; the longer version is much more detailed. Glen pointed out that the anti stigma section had been taken from the work of Sally and Alix and included after Steve Spear had seen the workshop on this at the Dual Diagnosis Conference. 4.3 Dentistry. The overview and scrutiny health committee is looking at dentistry and there is a questionnaire that people can complete if they want to. Sally highlighted that she had emailed in response to the call for information but had received no response. It would be useful if there was even an auto responder just so people knew that there contribution had arrived. There was some discussion about cosmetic work that some members had had done. It was important to highlight that some people are dismissive of such "cosmetic dentistry" but it is seen as being a huge boost to someone's confidence and recovery, and hence a good investment. There were comments about prison dentistry needing improvement and the age old request for some kind of dentistry provision within treatment. Half a day at the clinic was suggested as a minimum to do emergency treatment. 5. Harm Reduction Strategy Group Feedback. 5.1 The new leaflet is complete and is already being distributed. Very positive feedback. Next one is on harm reduction and alcohol. A sub group is being set up and volunteers are welcome. Poly drug use is a huge issue. Discussions around this, coca ethylene, and needle exchange in the forum. Positive bnews about training in the city being made available and OD 2 training for workers being essential. There was a discussion around naloxone use. A bid had been made for a pilot with carers in Nottingham but we had been unsuccessful this time. The health shop training that we have every year will be after the next forum. Glen will be taking names at that meeting and it is hoped that we will have a good response from members. Glen read out an email from Mark Garner: Harm reduction lead at the CDP. "I met with the PCT today. They have acquired some extra funding to be used to increase needle exchange stock given out within pharmacy exchange schemes. This is not at present a permanent allocation so it may not be renewed each year. We have therefore decided that we need to record any benefits that this might have on clients using pharmacy NX as a way of justifying the continuation of funding in the future. We may therefore roll out a client questionnaire within pharmacy NX in the future. If so it would be good if users of the service will help with completing this. We have agreed that this should be spent on providing sterile water and steri cups with filters at all pharmacy exchanges. This will hopefully be in place from October time (ish). We agreed that we would like your forums to help spread the word when this is available. We also agreed that we would need to provide training for pharmacy staff around this equipment and the advice they should give out with it. This will be dealt with at the next pharmacy staff training event" 5.2 Forum members are encouraged to respond to this. There was a request for VIT C to be added to the list. In discussion about discarded needles a member suggested using Smart Water on needles to identify who hasn't returned them. This sparked a lively discussion around the application and usefulness of Smart Water for such a purpose, which Glen asked for permission to not include in the minutes!! There was also a suggestion to look into dissolvable needles, similar to fishing hooks? 6. Shared Care Update 6.1 Our two reps from the Shared Care Monitoring Group reported that the group had not met since the last forum. The group is quarterly. There were some general discussions around previous issues and members were encouraged to speak to john or Mathew if they had any ideas or issues. It was emphasised that they are not advocates and can not get involved with individual complaints but they can take more strategic and policy concerns back to the group. 7. Exec Panel feedback. 7.1 The EXEC Panel is a small, variable group of service users drawn from all forums to meet with the commissioners on an informal basis to discuss issues in more depth, usually about the treatment system review. Feedback was given about the most recent meeting where service "A" had been discussed and the proposed delivery model. Suggestions had been made by the group. 8. John Storer Panel feedback and Nick Davis 8.1 More ideas are needed for the next issue of the newsletter/magazine. Anyone with stories, poems, pictures etc are encouraged to submit them at the clinic, to a panel member, at the involvement centre or to glen. A massive thanks to Darren for putting it all together. A huge round of applause was given for such a great achievement. There was a request for an article and information on shared care. Nick was involved in a discussion around the success of the panel in the last year. Issues have been raised and dealt with, without the need to involve this forum. Sally and Alix working at the trust has been a huge achievement and Darren's 3 story has been inspirational since he became involved. He has shown that this is a great route into involvement and a real benefit to recovery. 8.2 Members from other services said that they would like panels in their services too. There was discussion around this and the JS Panel members recommended that they set one up as the benefits are great. Eg less hostility, more partnership work etc. There was encouragement for everyone to get as involved as possible in their services, especially as half of the forum seats are now reserved for such people and this is very much the direction of travel. 8.3 Glen thanked everyone for their positive engagement in the panel over the past year and ended by pointing out that another thing to note was that Nick had become the first clinic worker to be invited to attend and participate in a whole forum meeting, not just as a guest speaker. 9. Emergency Department feedback 9.1 Following on from the concerns raised by the Dual Diagnosis Forum with the Overview and Scrutiny Committee, and issues that have arisen ever since, someone from the Emergency Department had contacted Glen recently regarding the recommendation that the committee of councillors had made for them to contact the forums to look at the issues raised. 9.2 Rather than ask the staff to come round each forum Glen had suggested that they attend an exec panel meeting, which is made up of representatives of all 3 forums. This meeting took place last week. Four staff members had attended. An associate Director of Nottingham University Hospitals Trust, Matron of ED, someone from Transport and a nurse. They met with 5 forum members, Glen and Lucy Putland from the CDP. 9.3 The issues were explained in full. Basically there were the issues around discharge policy, lending money for transport and the general way that clients are treated. 9.4 Examples were given where clients had been discharged or sent away in the early hours with no means of getting home and no offer of transportation. This had included one person having to walk to Bingham, along the A52 and 3 people with deep vein thrombosis having to walk home across the City. One member present gave an example of inconsistency where he had gone on one occasion and was given a taxi home when he was ok, then recently he had gone in with a head injury and serious DVT and was told to walk back to Radcliffe on Trent. There were some examples of people being given cash with an IOU from the finance office or medication on credit. 9.5 The staff confirmed that transport is available 24 hours a day based on a medical assessment of need, or people on benefit can claim any monies spent back later. They were unaware of any kind of IOU scheme in progress. They were concerned that there seemed to be some inconsistencies in approach. 9.6 We made it clear that we were not suggesting a free taxi service for everyone, as this would likely bankrupt the trust within weeks, and we did not pretend that there was a simple solution to this, especially when the ED comes under immense strain at times from a deluge of alcohol related incidents, including abuse and violence. Nor are members claiming that they are all completely innocent in this equation. The concern raised is that there seems to be some very obvious cases where the policy has not been administered satisfactorily and that clients may well have been put at risk. There was a further concern that it could appear sometimes that individuals may be making moral or social assessments rather than medical ones. At 4 the very least there was a need to look at what the policies are, how they are administered and what steps are carried out to assure consistency of approach. We do not pretend to have any magic answers, nor do we expect any, but it is useful to start a dialogue and raise awareness. 9.7 Glen informed the group that he had met the week before with Katie Moore, who does Public and Patient Involvement (PPI) for the hospitals and identified where the forums can feed into their mechanisms and where members would be welcome to be involved personally on a series of groups. 9.8 Glen agreed to feed back to Overview and Scrutiny that the meeting had taken place and that we had been visited by all the relevant staff from the hospital, at all levels. Members agreed to try and obtain an IOU slip for the staff to look at (Glen now has one for medication dispensed when a patient had no money). The staff agreed to look at the issues within the department, talk to relevant staff and to feed back to the committee. Glen will report to Katie Moore and start to send forum minutes to her to feed into the PPI process in future. 9.9 Members were impressed that we had received a full delegation from ED and that they appeared to be taking the issue seriously. The meeting had been very fruitful and it was hoped that some better understanding may come from it. Sally and Alix are to deliver anti stigma training at QMC. Anyone interested should speak to Sally or Alix 10. Any other business None Date and time of the next meeting The date of the next meeting is: th WEDNESDAY 30 September 2009 Meeting 10.00am-1.00pm. Lunch 1-2pm at the Voluntary Action Centre, 7 Mansfield Road, Nottingham. The forum is so busy now people must pre book a place. There are no places available on the day. Booking opens one week before the meeting. I.e. on Wednesday before. Anyone attending for the first time is welcome to contact Glen Jarvis on 0115 9156377 to confirm their attendance and request peer support if required. Reimbursement payments are made at 1pm after the business of the meeting. No early payments will be made. The meeting starts at 10am prompt. email@example.com Mobile 07932 805 706 (flash it to get call back. You might need to do a couple as they stack up on a Wednesday and Glen has a crap council phone!) You can get a key worker to phone for you, but you must get your place confirmed. Leaving a message does not get you a place! 5 In partnership…Get involved Note: Forum minutes and the details of the alcohol and drug forums are available from the fantastic Partnership Development Team website: "If you use local Health or Social Care services in Greater Nottingham or if you are a carer for someone who does, you can help change the way services are planned and developed." www.pdteam.org.uk Information on services in Nottingham is available at: www.referrersguide.com and www.talktofrank.com www.nottinghamcdp.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6
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CLARKSVILLE, Ark. — The Carl Albert State College baseball team will be perfect for this week. The Vikings swept a doubleheader from the University of the Ozarks junior varsity by scores of 9-3 and 9-2 Wednesday afternoon. The twinbill is the only action scheduled this week for the Vikings.
The Vikings will return to action at 2 p.m. Tuesday in a road doubleheader against Seminole State College.
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Pakistan: Gunmen kill 5 female teachers, 2 aid workers possibly in retaliation for polio work
ISLAMABAD - Gunmen on motorcycles sprayed a van carrying employees from a community centre with bullets Tuesday, killing five female teachers and two aid workers, but sparing a child they took out of the vehicle before opening fire.
The director of the group that the seven worked for says he suspects it may have been the latest in a series of attacks targeting anti-polio efforts in Pakistan. Some militants oppose the vaccination campaigns, accusing health workers of acting as spies for the U.S. and alleging the vaccine is intended to make Muslim children sterile.
Last month, nine people working on an anti-polio vaccination campaign were shot and killed. Four of those shootings were in the northwest where Tuesday's attack took place.
The attack was another reminder of the risks to women educators and aid workers from Islamic militants who oppose their work. It was in the same conservative province where militants shot and seriously wounded 15-year-old Malala Yousufzai, an outspoken young activist for girls' education, in October.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the latest shootings.
The teachers and health workers — one man and one woman — were killed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on their way home from a community centre in the town of Swabi where they were employed at a medical clinic and primary school. Their driver was also injured.
Javed Akhtar, the director of Support With Working Solution, said the medical clinic vaccinated children against polio, and many of the NGO's staff had taken part in immunization campaigns.
Militants in the province have blown up schools and killed female educators. They have also kidnapped and killed aid workers, viewing them as promoting a foreign, liberal agenda.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, formerly called the Northwest Frontier province, borders the tribal areas of Pakistan along the frontier with Afghanistan to the west. Militant groups such as the Taliban have used the tribal areas as a stronghold from which to wage war both in Afghanistan and against the Pakistani government. Often that violence has spilled over into Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
In 2007, the Taliban led by Maulana Fazlullah took over the scenic Swat Valley, marking the height of their strength there. The Pakistani military later pushed the militant group from the valley, but the Taliban has repeatedly tried to reassert itself.
The injured driver in Swabi told investigators that the gunmen stopped the vehicle and removed a boy — the son of one of the women — before indiscriminately opening fire, said police officer Fazal Malik. The woman's husband rushed to the scene after receiving a phone call alerting him to the shooting.
"I left everything and rushed towards the spot. As I reached there I saw their dead bodies were inside the vehicle and he (his son) was sitting with someone," said Zain ul Hadi.
Swabi police chief Abdur Rasheed said most of the women killed were between the ages of 20 and 22. He said four gunmen on two motorcycles fled the scene and have not been apprehended.
The NGO conducts education and health programs and runs the community centre in Swabi, Akhtar said. The group has been active in the city since 1992, and started the Ujala Community Welfare Center in 2010, he added. Ujala means "light" in Urdu.
The centre is financed by the Pakistani government's Poverty Alleviation Program and a German organization, said Akhtar.
He said the NGO also runs health and education projects in the South Waziristan tribal area, as well as health projects in the cities of Tank and Dera Ismail Khan and the regions of Lower Dir and Upper Kurram. All of those cities and regions are in northwest Pakistan, the area that has been most affected by the ongoing fight with militants opposed to the government.
Aid groups such as Support With Working Solution often play a vital role in many areas of Pakistan where the government has been unable to provide services such as medical clinics or schools.
Many aid groups that also work in the region are already familiar with the persistent threat militant groups pose, but the scale and viciousness of Tuesday's attack worried even veteran campaigners.
Maryam Bibi, who founded an organization called Khwendo Kor, which carries out education and development programs in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the nearby tribal areas, said she and many of her employees live in fear that they will be targeted next.
"I'm really very worried now because our girls go to the field. Our work is in the villages," said Bibi. She said many of the female employees of such organizations are already under pressure from family and a culture that frowns on women working outside the home and mixing with men.
"On top of that, they're shot dead," she said.
In some areas like the northwest, aid groups have had to work to overcome community fears that they are promoting a foreign agenda at odds with local traditions and values.
But many residents in Swabi said the school and medical centre provided a vital service to the community, and they mourned those who were killed.
Murad Khan said his daughter was studying at the primary school, which provided free books and uniforms to students. He said many people in the area are worried that the school and clinic will close.
"This school is like a gift for all of us, the poor people of the village," he said. "People in our area are sad."
The NGO director said all projects will be suspended as security measures are reviewed but he vowed that they would resume their work soon.
He said the NGO had not received any threats before the attack.
In the southern city of Karachi, officials said four people were killed when a bomb in a parked motorcycle exploded amid a crowd of buses for political workers returning from the rally held by the Muttahida Qaumi Movement. The MQM is the dominant political party in Karachi.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack.
Dr. Saghir Ahmed, the provincial health minister, said that in addition to the dead, 41 people were injured.
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A financial connection between veteran NFL agent Gary Wichard and former North Carolina assistant John Blake has been established in a Yahoo! Sports story posted Wednesday.
The story states that Wichard has been paying Blake large amounts of money and that a credit card was issued in Blake's name within the last three years. Blake resigned from North Carolina on Sept. 5 saying he didn't want to be a "distraction" while NCAA and state investigations were underway. Wichard and Blake are under investigation by the NCAA and North Carolina Secretary of State for possible agent tampering of college athletes.
"I don't get involved with him bringing me players or anything like that," Wichard told Yahoo! Sports. "It has not happened."
However, documentation in the story could suggest otherwise. The story says there were at least six wire transfers from Wichard's private bank to Blake. Blake got a $45,000 loan from that bank, The First National Bank of Long Island. Blake also reportedly got a Pro Tect Management credit card in his name.
In essence, this could be the first-ever case of a major-college football coach being a "runner" for an agent. If the allegations are true, Carolina could be in line for major sanctions.
Pro Tect is Wichard's Southern Californai-based company which lists several high-profile clients including -- from the 2010 draft class -- Jimmy Clausen of Notre Dame and USC players, Taylor Mays and Everson Griffen. Other Wichard clients include veterans Dwight Freeney, Darren Sproles and Elvis Dumervil. Wichard has been certified by the NFL Players Association since 1986 according to the 2009 NFLPA contract advisory directory.
North Carolina is fighting NCAA investigations on two fronts. Enforcement officials are also trying to determine if a tutor improperly helped players write papers. If true that would be academic fraud, one of the most serious violations in the NCAA's eyes.
North Carolina defensive tackle Marvin Austin remains suspended while his role in the case is evaluated. Austin has five cross-country trips under scrutiny. His name appears on a hotel receipt that includes the name "Pro Tect Management" as well as a Marriott Rewards number for NFL marketing agent Fadde Mikhail. Mikhail denied involvement with Austin when contacted by Yahoo! Sports.
Carolina has been playing without several suspended players since the beginning of the season as the investigations have dragged on.


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New York has its third straight on-time budget after decades of missed deadlines.
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