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The Philip Scotties made their Deadwood Prospector Bowl football game a short one, mercifully finishing off the New Underwood Tigers in the third quarter with a final score of 81-28. The Saturday, September 19, game lasted only one hour and 52 minutes. Using fifteen first downs, 30 running plays for a total of 476 yards and nine passing plays for a total of 76 yards, the Scottie offense dominated New Underwood. Philip lost 25 yards because of penalities, compared to five yards by the Tigers. Philip 24 30 27 ** = 81 New Und.
Flora Jean Rice Dowson, 86, of Sheridan, WY, passed away on July 29, 2009, at Memorial Hospital of Sheridan County. Services were held August 1, 2009, at United Methodist Church in Sheridan with Reverend Don Derryberry officiating. Interment was at the Elks Cemetery in Sheridan. She was born October 6, 1922, in Oosberg, WI, to Carroll VanOurkerk and Susan Van DeGuchte. She earned her high school diploma and married Kenneth Rice when she was 18.
Violet Rose Marlow, age 93 of Rapid City, formerly of Kadoka, died August 19, 2009, at the Rapid City Regional Hospital. Funeral services were held Monday, August 24, at the Concordia Lutheran Church in Kadoka, with Pastor John Mapa and Pastor Art Weitschat officiating. Interment was in the Kadoka Cemetery. Violet Rose Sharp was born April 5, 1916, on her parents' homestead at Norris, SD, the fourth of five children born to Charley and Minnie (Rohm) Sharp. She lived through the depression years where she learned sharing, hard work, and appreciation of people.
Evelyn Falzone, age 88 of Philip, SD, formerly of Milesville, SD, died August 22, 2009, at the Hans P. Peterson Memorial Hospital. Mass of Christian burial was celebrated on Wednesday, August 26, at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Father Ron Garry as celebrant. Lector was Anita Peterson. Music was provided by Marianne Frein, organist, and Maureen Palecek, vocalist. Altar server was Allen Piroutek. Ushers were Hugh Harty and Joe Gittings.
Violet Elizabeth Williams was born March 9, 1926, to Frank and Myrtle (King) Williams at Scenic, SD. She attended school in Scenic and Wall. She moved with her parents to Hermosa, SD, in 1947 where they ranched. She then left home and worked at dude ranches in Montana and later in Arizona. After receiving word that her mother was ill she returned home to care for her parents and to run the ranch. On January 10, 1965, she married Myron Olson and to this union one daughter, Robin, was born. Horses were Violet's true love, as were all animals.
Craig Hanrahan, age 54 of Philip, SD, died August 19, 2009, at the Hans P. Peterson Memorial Hospital in Philip. Funeral services were held Saturday, August 22, at the Philip High School, with Pastor Gary Wahl officiating. Ushers were Glen Radway, Jim Elshere, Boyd Parsons, Paul Williams, Byron Parsons and Burjes Fitch. Pallbearers were Brad Scho-field, Tim Elshere, Glenn O'Connell, Paul Delbridge, Bill Slovek and Kelly Blair. Interment was at the Masonic Cemetery in Philip. Craig L.
Hero status isn't reserved only for those brave men and women who rush into burning buildings to save others or step into the front lines of war. "There's a hero in all of us," said Beth-Anne Ferley, donor recruitment director of United Blood Services. "Ordinary people are saving lives every day. They have found the hero in themselves by donating blood." New and experienced blood donors can find the hero in themselves at the upcoming Knights of Columbus blood drive, on Tuesday, September 15, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Bad River Senior Citizens Center.
Beginning October 1, 2009, driver licensing services will no longer be available in Philip. The move is part of a statewide restructuring effort to allow the South Dakota Driver Licensing Program to better use existing resources to meet service demands. The restructure reallocates resources to locations with a higher traffic volume. The driver licensing station in Philip accounts for less than .1 percent of IDs and licenses issued statewide. People in the Philip area are encouraged to visit the Jackson County Register of Deeds Office in Kadoka for driver licensing services.
The original Marietta School District #2 was a one room school house that measured 16 feet by 20 feet and was organized during the homestead years and it consisted of grades one through 10. Grace Teepell was the first teacher at Marietta. In 1911, many homesteaders left the area due to the drought, but there were still enough children to keep the school open. About 12 to 20 children occupied the grade school as well as the high school. The school used three buses to transport the children and two of the teachers in to the school.
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Anandtech ran a similar series of benchmarks a while ago, testing TF2, UT3 (oh the irony...), TackMania and EVE (unfortunately not the now dropped native client for the sake of comparison). Maybe test those to draw some parallels?

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Focused Morton opposes Jackson at PNC Park
Bucs righty signed extension in offseason; Cubs righty lost 18 in '13
PITTSBURGH -- Both Charlie Morton and Edwin Jackson are eager to get the season started, and the two right-handers will square off Wednesday at PNC Park in the second game of the season-opening series between the Cubs and Pirates.
In December, Morton received a three-year, $21 million contract extension, and Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said it was well deserved.
"He's got the stuff to get it done," Hurdle said of Morton. "I think he's finally aware of it, and has bought into it."
"He's very focused on the mound," Pirates catcher Russell Martin said of Morton. "He's a competitor. When you talk to him, you have no idea [because he's very soft-spoken]. Nothing that he throws out there is easy to hit. You don't really feel threatened as he's coming at you, you think you can get the barrel on the ball. Then, you got nothing."
The Cubs struggled to get anything going Monday in the opener against lefty Francisco Liriano, who struck out 10 over six innings. Neil Walker smacked a walk-off home run in the 10th to give Pittsburgh a 1-0 victory in front of 39,833 at PNC Park. Chicago was 0-for-11 with runners in scoring position and stranded eight.
"I thought we had some good at-bats, but we weren't able to get them in," Chicago manager Rick Renteria said after his first game at the helm.
Jackson is coming off a season he'd rather forget. The right-hander led the National League with 18 losses last season, which is not how one wants to start the first year of a four-year, $52 million deal with a new team.
"Last year was a crazy year and it wasn't a year I wanted to have," Jackson said. "I'm going to go out and play the way I know I can play. I haven't lost any confidence -- I never lost any confidence last year. It was a tough season, but at the end of the day, I came in the clubhouse the same person, day in and day out. I'm ready to go out and show what I can do."
The Cubs will find out quickly how they stack up against NL Central teams. They'll face division foes in 21 of first 30 games. Renteria likes the versatility of his roster, which includes switch-hitting Emilio Bonifacio, who was 4-for-5 in the opener. According to Elias, Bonifacio is the first player to collect four hits in his first game with the Cubs since Jack Doyle did so on April 19, 1901.
"There are plenty of players with upside on this roster," Cubs president of baseball operations Theo Epstein said. "We have some increased flexibility, versatile guys on the roster and a chance to have a more dynamic bullpen."
Hurdle was hoping all the work in Florida will result in a strong start for the Pirates.
"We just need to play better baseball early than we did the last two seasons -- we worked extremely hard this spring, the hours we put in and the focus on execution," Hurdle said. "That will take care of us getting out of the blocks clean."
Carrie Muskat is a reporter for MLB.com. She writes a blog, Muskat Ramblings, and you can follow her on Twitter @CarrieMuskat. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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"5 stars for information; 4 for novel"
I don't usually like action/suspense novels, but I loved this. As others have stated, it's as much an entertaining history lesson as novel - but I think he gets the history right, not sacrificing to the storyline. I think listening to this book was the only time I did not get a headache learning about the Middle East!
As action/suspense, we could pick apart the plot or charaterization, but I think the book still stands up well against usual bestsellers of the genre for all that. I like the narrator because I do not like "dramatic" narration styles.
"for Rebus diehards only"
I recently re-listened to the Rebus series in order since they are all available to me now. Most stood up - or played even better taken chronologically. In this one, however, Rebus is still an Adam Dalgliesh wanna-be, drinking Chablis, reading and listening to the classics, friendship-hugging vulnerable women. And Rankin is still learning how to write. That said, it's still a decent mystery, just not what we'd expect from Rebus or Rankin a little later in their careers. The biggest value was seeing Holmes and Rebus at the start of their relationship.
I really dislike Page as a Rebus narrator - but that's a more personal choice.
"Not cutesy-cozy, but not hard-boiled; a delight"
This second in a series is an excellent mystery, with storylines that hold up for all 13 hours, quirky and well drawn characters, great period setting, some humour. Main character – Breen – gets slightly darker through his experiences in novels 1 and 2: If the series continues for many instalments, he could became a Rebus!
To the squeamish (me): One corpse description near the beginning and one near the end are a little grisly (and as in the first novel, a small passage in the middle could bother sensitive animal lovers). Apart from that, no graphic violence but some good suspense. I work with technology all day, so I welcome older mysteries or period pieces that don't hang on digital devices. And my inner social history geek loves Shaw's '68-69 London. Of course the plot is good but secondary to the other elements and is as much about petty office politics and corruption as the BIG corruption described in the blurb -- more about how mundane compromises come in shades of grey.
Stewart's narration continues to be excellent EXCEPT that some of his women's voices are too shrill, almost Pythonoesque. As in the first novel, I found this jarring for the first few chapters but then either my ear adjusted or he found a rhythm.
I so wish there were a dozen in this series rather than two. I stumbled across the first as a Whispersync bargain – and thought I'd found more in Kindle, but it appears that the novel is published under different titles in the UK perhaps –so shop carefully.
I don't usually rate a detective novel 5 stars - but this deserves it as solid, smart entertainment that provokes a little though but no angst.
"Rebus really gels here"
If you are interested in Rebus but not attracted to the whole series, this might be your entry point.
I am rereading/listening to Rebus, in order this time since the unabridged audio of all is now available in my region. This seems to be the novel where Rebus becomes that character some of us love so much, fascist though he can be. Though I usually prefer lighter crime novels with justice for all, Rankin created my favourite detective of all time here.
Michael Page is NOT a favourite narrator of mine so I delayed listening to a couple of his Rankin novel narrations, but he's OK for Rebus - more restrained than in other novels, but he still goes too gruff to distinguish some male characters (less shrill for women than he can be). However, James MacPherson became the voice of Rebus to me, so I feel something missing with Page and others - if MacPherson versions are available to you, get them if you can understand a delightful Scots accent. But skip the abridgements, even with that narrator --they make little sense because too much plot and character is skipped (not to mention setting, a real star of the series' later novels).
"refreshing period Brit police procedural"
Not saccharine-cozy, certainly not hard-boiled, this includes a decent mystery with humour and nice late 60s period touch. What the author gets refreshingly right is that overused "younger eager investigator --- older senior officer" relationship. The Beatles background is just a small part of the period setting; more prominent are the changing gender roles, sexual mores (nothing explicit though), and race/ethnic group relations. And it was better written than most of its kind. The Whispersync price was a great bargain when I purchased. I hope there are more "Tozer and Breen" books on the way - I could have tried a series binge, based on this one.
""maybe war takes a holiday today""
This isn't too sentimental (nor too gruesome) and convincingly recreates the possible development of one possible truce situation in the 1914 trenches. It doesn't directly address any BIG questions, other than the very powerful one posed by the truces themselves. I liked that it highlighted the conditions in the trenches, again without being too gruesome for family listening. I'm so happy to see commemoration of the centenary of the Truce since so many battles are so well remembered.
"So glad I found this free story!"
I"ve had Hill's Serailler series in my wish list for years, but hesitated to hit "buy." This short is just OK; however, the listen tells me enough to know that I will enjoy a full length Hill listen-- a well-written modern take on a village cozy with police procedural added, somewhere between the depth of PD James and the lightness of Deborah Crombie. The excellent narration lives up to the positive reviews of Pacey as the voice of this series.
"Comfortable, well-crafted cozy"
American detective fiction tries to be too action packed or grisly for me, cozies tend to be too cute, and I usually skip anything containing the PI acronym-- but I'm very glad I took a chance on this. The Sam McCain series seems to be the same "weight" of a Charlotte MacLeod, with similar gentle humour, humanism and craftsmanship. McCain is a young small town PI/lawyer who sleeps with his cats since his romantic ideal eludes him; He confers with his Mom and Dad and gets sick if he drinks alcohol (but still it doesn't get too cute).
Gorman is I think an older author, and there is thread of respect for elders and veterans running throughout the three in the series that I've enjoyed so far. This is more "nostalgic" rather than historical fiction written with modern sensibility, but that made it a better comfort read, the kind of mystery that soothes a head cold and relieves tension from listening to too much about current affairs. I get the feeling that Gorman is capable of much heavier fiction, but he gifted the world with some needed diversion instead.
Pinchot's narration was perfect. I bought the book as a Kindle edition first, thinking it would be better as a speed read, but it was written and narrated so well that I recommend the audio (check whisper sync price).
"coming of rage Dickens burger flippers unite"
The "coming of age" descriptor put me off, but once I started this novel, my ears ate it up – It's like a young Scottish Colin Bateman all fired up. Not today's youth but those becoming political aware circa millennium are chronicled in this comedy of manners. It reminded me of why elder writers like William Boyd ought not try to re-create Bertie Wooster but instead let young writers write about fresher experience for Wodesonian humour. If you've ever marched against the Man (be it Vietnam, Cruise, Iraq or a 1% Logo) OR if you've ever wanted to understand those that have— try this.
warning: lovely working class Scots English narration (*listen to sample!) and MUCH chronological anarchy in the history this weaves
"well-executed, but why?"
This is very faithful to the original, and well recast in 21st century teen talk--- however, take the period out of Austen, and you have a light chic lit tale, too often told. I thought McDermid might bring out the darker satire of Northanger – my biggest concern before downloading was how would I react to McDermid's usual graphic violence in an Austen classic – no worry! This re-telling will not alarm the most squeamish. I kept waiting for some kind of twist, so I kept listening (well, there's one tiny cute twist, coming from McDermid). My time would have been better spent re-listening to Juliet Stephenson reading the original. Like an Oxford School paraphrasing of a Shakespeare play – why bother if you want more than the bare story, and if you just want the bare story, why go on (and on) about tweeting Twilight and other modern teen concerns? If the intent was to make the novel more accessible to younger audiences, I think that's a miss, too: the beauty of Austen is that she draws readers into more complex prose and period. Perhaps if the market weren't flooded with Austen spin-offs, this might have been a novelty at least.
P.S. The blurbs in the publisher's summary MUST be about other McDermid novels!
"good setting idea but novel didn't gel"
I thought Hardcastle might be a binge series for me, but I couldn't become engaged with this instalment. I like the early WWI English setting, I like the attempt at slice-of-working-class-life, and even the central mystery was OK - - but the recipe didn't cook for me. The author repeatedly tries to interpret FOR the reader very simple dialogue and actions--- without these interruptions and some extraneous and drawn out details of weeks spent travelling from Hardcastle's home station to the scene of crime area(s) and back, I might have found this a quietly satisfying whodunnit, albeit with thin characterization. I chose this instalment because it is the first in chronological order (rather than order written), and I'd expect the author to know his craft better. It's a series I want to like, but unless there are some good reader reviews for other novels, I won't be downloading more. The WWI setting earned it a third star from me.


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The premiere episode of Iowa Outdoors brings viewers to frozen farm silos in northeast Iowa for a one-of-a-kind ice climbing experience, record-breaking ice fishing on Spirit Lake, pheasant restoration efforts across Iowa, and the beauty of fall migration at DeSoto Bend National Wildlife Refuge. Every edition of Iowa Outdoors will also offer how-to outdoor cooking recipes and nature photography tips from Iowa's top wildlife shutterbugs. [28 minutes]
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Pedal across the High Trestle trail in central Iowa, help the Iowa DNR spawn the next generation of fish on Spirit Lake, and go behind-the-scenes of the world famous Decorah eagle nest. [26 minutes]
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Iowa Outdoors takes viewers from the depths of Lake Okoboji with underwater photographer Lloyd Cunningham, to the skies above Northeast Iowa for the latest news regarding the Decorah eagles that have now left the nest. We also explore the beauty of Honey Creek Resort, paddle through Charles City on our state's brand new whitewater kayaking adventure and get some tips on how to cook pizza on the grill. [28 minutes]
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On the next episode of Iowa Outdoors, we enjoy the thrill of thermal flight on board a hot air balloon and explore the streams and scenic beauty of Decorah on the Trout Run Bike Trail. We find out how one photographer is using high dynamic range to share a panoramic view of the Iowa landscape. And Chef Jon Benedict shares the perfect meal for fall campers. [27 minutes]
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From floating high above Iowa to exploring caves deep below the surface, this episode of Iowa Outdoors takes a look back at its first season. [36 minutes]
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Brave the cold to cycle an icy Iowa tradition; visit Northeast Iowa's trout streams; journey back in time with a state park gateway; and gaze through the lens of a Iowa adventurer. [25 minutes]
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This episode examines an invasive species that could have a serious impact on Iowa's waterways, shares a view of the state's landscape as seen by photographer and author Larry Stone and tours Wildcat Den State Park where volunteers have worked for over 15 years to preserve and 1850s mill. We'll find out about an Outdoor Journey just for girls where everything from baiting a hook to firing a shotgun is learned [28 minutes]
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We explore paddle-in campsites in central Iowa, explain the restoration of Nahant Marsh, and showcase a photo project between an iPhone and a bur oak tree -- 365 days in the making. [27 minutes]
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Iowa Outdoors ventures out after sunset to one of the best stargazing locations in Iowa. We explore the Mines of Spain along the Mississippi River and follow the raptor recovery efforts of our state's avian specialists. And Dan Wardell discovers the inner-workings of Iowa State University's traveling Insect Zoo. [26 minutes]
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At a recent Honda test-ride day, I finally had the chance to throw a leg over what must be one of the oddest motorcycles on the market - the bizarre DN-01 "sports cruiser." The Dino's way-out looks don't particularly float my boat, but it's bristling with fascinating new technology, like Honda's 'Human-Friendly' automatic transmission (HFT), which operates as a CVT in Drive or Sports modes, but is also able to mimic a 6-speed manual box when you want to get some gumboot up it. Then there's the Combined Braking System (CBS) with ABS, which isn't quite as techno as the computer controlled Combined ABS system going into Honda's new sportsbikes, but it's still right at the pointy end of motorcycle brake technology. So how did it ride?
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I Asked My Baby
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"Norcia's elegant, emotive voice is his calling card, since truly fine blues vocalists are hard to find these days."
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Compared to a modern day version of Buddy Guy & Junior Wells, both performers boast impressive resumes with Ray fronting Roomful of Blues for almost seven years and Mike landing a recording contract with Tone Cool at age fifteen. Along with the dynamic rhythm section of bassist Michael Mudcat Ward and drummer Neil Gouvin, this fabulous quartet delivers thirteen songs that showcase the bands signature brand of hard-driving blues complete with scorching guitar, bold harmonica and an impressive performance from one of today's premier vocalists.
"Mike and I work well together," says the two-time Grammy nominated Norcia. "We were having so much fun performing that we were ready to get in the studio and cut this record." Mike agrees, stating "There is an undeniable chemistry and we wanted to capture that sound live. I think we've done that here. It's the closest to a live recording that I've ever done."
"It reminds me of the days when I was with Ronnie Earl Mike's intensity and dynamics really grab my soul. He plays straight ahead blues and brings new excitement to my playing and to the band," notes Ray.
"I Believe," one of the five songs written by Welch, ignites the flame sparked by the 23-year-old guitarist and that enthusiasm continues to blaze in numbers like "Love and Trouble," another Welch original, and "Tell Me What's Going On," a shuffle written by Norcia which sounds as if it came straight from the vaults of Chess Records.
A variety of influences shape the Bluetones sound and homage is paid to many of the blues masters. Howlin' Wolf gets the nod on the powerful "Tomorrow Morning" with former Bluetone Anthony Geraci sitting in on piano, while "Why the Sun Sets Red & Low," with lyrics penned by Ward's son Clay, is upbeat with a quick-paced Cajun feel. Welch pays tribute to his long time hero Albert King on the instrumental "Funk-Shun," where an unexpected harp solo gives a new twist to the legend's original version. And the spirit of T-Bone Walker is recalled on Mike's "I Asked My Baby".
"The thing that impresses me most about this CD is they way it runs the full range of emotional expression," notes Mike. From Ray's joyous rendition of the classic "And the Angels Sing," to the lazy country style of "Feeling Blue" and the darker side of Mudcat's "Burial Season," there's depth and breadth to this release not found on other Bluetone recordings. "There are interesting songs here not just songs about typical themes found in a lot of today's Blues. Rather songs that acknowledge the times we're living in," Mike adds. "It's really who we are," agrees Ray.
Norcia and Welch joined forces in the spring of 2001 when Mike stepped in to replace departing Bluetone Kid Bangham. "I hadn't really heard Mike play until just before he came aboard," remembers Ray. "Mudcat and Neil suggested I go hear him and when I did, it was like 'Wow!'" A self-proclaimed Bluetones fan for years, it didn't take much encouragement for the young guitarist to join the band.
Mike is just as pleased about his roll as the newest Bluetone, "Ray is a huge inspiration. He's just right on every note. I'm having a great time." And no one is happier than Ray, "It's a match!"
Thank you: Donna, Patty and Jesse, Louise Norcia, The Niedbala family, Mike Clinton and The Music Depot, Kenny Blues, Ronnie "O", Steve Legensky and Jean Mara, Bonnie, Clay, Holly Harris (WBOS), David Maxwell, Simone Hnilicka, Simon Reid (Magnitones), Jeannette Ocampo Welch, The Welch family, Brad Hallen, Warren Grant, Jack Hamilton, George Lewis, Ron Auclair, Jake and Earl's, Darrell Nulisch, Steve Hart, Barrie Anderson, David Hull, Cara Hogan at Epiphone, James Cotton, Duke Robillard, Ronnie Earl, Patrick and Cathy Day and all the folks at Severn Records especially Joan Matthews.
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Neil Gouvin: Drums
Special Guest: Anthony Geraci - Piano and Hammond organ
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Produced by: Sugar Ray & the Bluetones and David Earl
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The primary purpose of the study is to determine if the central feature of the Therapeutic Workplace, the abstinence reinforcement contingency, is critical to initiate cocaine abstinence in injection drug using methadone patients who use cocaine consistently during methadone treatment. All subjects initially will be invited to attend the Therapeutic Workplace for an initial period, but abstinence will not be required to work during that time. During this initial period, vouchers will be contingent only on workplace attendance and performance on the training programs. Subjects (n=70) who attend the workplace consistently during the first 4 weeks of treatment, but who continue to use cocaine will be randomly assigned to a Work Only or an Abstinence Plus Work group. Subjects in the Work Only group will continue to be able to work independent of their urinalysis results. However, subjects in the Abstinence Plus Work group will be required to provide urine samples that show evidence of recent cocaine abstinence. Subjects in both groups will be invited to stay in the workplace for 6 months. We expect the subjects in the Abstinence and Work group will achieve higher rates of abstinence than the subjects in the Work Only group. This result would show that the abstinence reinforcement contingency (i.e., the requirement to provide cocaine-free urine samples to work and earn vouchers) is important in the initiation of abstinence in the study population.
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Cocaine-Related Disorders Opioid-Related Disorders Heroin Dependence Substance Abuse, Intravenous |
Behavioral: Contingency management |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | The Therapeutic Workplace Initiation Study |
- Percentage of urine samples at the 30-day assessments that are negative for cocaine
- Percentage of Monday, Wednesday and Friday urine samples that are negative for cocaine
- HIV risk behaviors
- Percentage of 30-day periods that the subjects report complete cocaine abstinence
- Percentage of 30-day assessment urine samples negative for opiates
- Percentage of 30-day assessments that subjects report complete opiate abstinence
- Percentage of Monday, Wednesday and Friday urine samples that are negative for opiates
Estimated Enrollment: | 117 |
Study Start Date: | April 2003 |
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Baseline inclusion criteria:
- are at least 18 years of age
- are enrolled in methadone maintenance treatment in Baltimore
- provide a cocaine-positive urine sample at time of initial screening
- self-report cocaine use through intravenous route
- have visible evidence of intravenous drug use (i.e., track marks).
Baseline exclusion criteria:
- report current suicidal ideation
- if the individual reports hallucinations
- have physical limitations (e.g., broken fingers) that prevent the subject from typing.
- Applicants reporting hallucinations are excluded because this is a characteristic of a psychiatric disorder that is likely to result in behaviors that could disrupt the workplace or functioning or limit their ability to provide informed consent.
Main study inclusion criteria:
- have attended the workplace regularly during 4-week baseline periods
- are still in methadone maintenance treatment at the end of the 4-week baseline period
- have provided at least two urine samples that test positive for cocaine during the baseline period
- Individuals who are excluded from the main study will be allowed to complete their 8-week training program in the Therapeutic Workplace. They may also be invited to participate in other studies ongoing at the Center for Learning and Health where this research takes place.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00249470
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The Center for Learning and Health | |
Baltimore, Maryland, United States, 21224 |
Principal Investigator: | Kenneth Silverman, Ph.D. | Johns Hopkins University |
No publications provided
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00249470 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | NIDA-12564-1, R01-12564-1 |
Study First Received: | November 3, 2005 |
Last Updated: | January 22, 2008 |
Health Authority: | United States: Federal Government |
Keywords provided by National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA):
HIV HIV risk behaviors Heroin Cocaine Methadone |
Opioid Dependence Cocaine Abuse Contingency management alcohol & drug use sexual risk behaviors |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cocaine-Related Disorders Heroin Dependence Opioid-Related Disorders Substance Abuse, Intravenous |
Chemically-Induced Disorders Mental Disorders Substance-Related Disorders |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on May 05, 2015


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The opening rounds of the 2012 British Sprint Enduro Championship proved to be a useful warm up for the world championship season with KTM factory riders Johnny Aubert of France winning round one and David Knight securing victory in round two. Races were held in icy conditions in Aldershot, Hampshire.
Aubert, Knight and factory teammate Taddy Blazusiak all used the weekend as tests ahead of the Enduro World Championship. Aubert's clinical performance gave him overall and Elite wins in Round One with Blazusiak in second. With both riders unable to compete the following day, David Knight made it a clean sweep for KTM by winning the Elite class at round two.
KTM UK's Tom Church made an impressive start in his first ever ride in the BSCE to be fifth in the Elite class on both days and third overall in the two-day event. Meanwhile in the Under 23 class, Jonny Walker got BSEC bid off to a strong start, recovering from a Day One crash to be third on both days. He was fifth and third overall in the two rounds just a week after securing second in the FIM SuperEnduro World Championship.
Johnny Aubert (F) – Elite: "It was really difficult for me and took a lot of concentration to get a good lap. But this is Enduro and sometimes we face some tough conditions. I tried to ride smoothly, not be too aggressive on the throttle and link my corners together. It worked out and I ended up winning. I loved the format of the event. It's good for the riders as we can focus on racing the special test and not have to worry about anything else. We can also make changes to the bike and try out new things. I've really enjoyed the race and it was good to meet and talk with the spectators here today."
Taddy Blazusiak (P) – Elite: "I came here to do some testing and ended up coming away with second in Elite on Saturday. It wasn't easy conditions to ride in but we made the best of it. The course improved after each lap and I was able to push a little harder each time. After racing nothing but Endurocross for the last year I'm enjoying this type of racing and had a lot of fun today."
David Knight (GB) – Elite: "Today worked out okay. It was hard to judge the conditions early on and riding a big bike made it difficult out there as you needed to be so precise with line choice. We spent a lot of time testing today and from that point of view we made a lot of improvements that I'm pleased about. I'm happy to go home with a win today but happier knowing that we've improved the setup of the bike. With better conditions expected at the next rounds I'll be hoping for an improved result."
Johnny Walker (GB) – Under 23: "I was putting in some consistent times this weekend and the battle for the win was very tight. Unfortunately I wasn't able to finish better than third on both days but there hasn't been much to separate the top three. It's good to know that I can match the pace of the front guys. Leading into the final special test we were only separated by four seconds so I happy with how things have worked out. It's going to be a good fight this season."
Rounds three and four of the championship continues at Llangrove, Monmouth on March 10/11.
Results Round One – Elite
1. Johnny Aubert, France, KTM 37:53.05 min
2. Taddy Blazusiak, Poland, KTM
3. Tom Sagar, Britain, Honda
4. Simon Wakely, Husaberg,
5. Tom Church, Britain, KTM
Other KTM
7. Daryl Bolter, Britain, KTM
10. Paul Bolton, Britain, KTM
Other KTM Under 23
3. Jonny Walker, Britain, KTM
5. Jordan Scott, KTM
Round Two – Elite
1. David Knight, Britain, KTM 36:34.1 min
2. Tom Sagar, Honda
3. Jordan Rose, TM
4. Simon Wakely, Husaberg
5. Tom Church, KTM
Other KTM
7. Daryl Bolter, KTM
9. Paul Bolton, KTM
Other KTM Under 23
3. Jonny Walker, KTM
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Boston Celtics guard Rajon Rondo has been suspended two games for his part in a ruckus between the Celtics and Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday night, the NBA announced Thursday.
He was the only player suspended, though the NBA fined Nets forward Gerald Wallace $35,000 and Celtics forward-center Kevin Garnett $25,000 for their roles in the incident -- both of whom were cited by the league for "escalating the altercation."
Nets forward Kris Humphries was not penalized.
After Humphries' hard foul on Garnett late in the second quarter, Rondo shoved Humphries and the altercation extended out of bounds near the front row seats on the baseline. Garnett and Wallace were also involved in a brief altercation. Officiating crew chief James Capers told a pool reporter the referees' video review revealed that no punches were thrown by Wallace and Garnett.
Rondo, Humphries and Wallace were ejected.
"Rondo initiated everything that proceeded after the foul," Capers told the pool reporter.
Rondo's streak of 37 consecutive games with at least 10 assists ended with the ejection, falling short of Magic Johnson's record of 46. Rondo will miss Friday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers and Saturday's game against the Milwaukee Bucks in Milwaukee.
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This guide will help you diagnose and treat problems with extraneous noise in your car audio system. You can also download a pdf of the Noise Suppression Guide. Note: To view this file, you will need the Adobe Acrobat PDF reader (free download).
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Noise in your receiver is often due to a poor ground wire connection.
Noise and your New Receiver
You've installed a new receiver in your car, and now you've got a noise problem. What can you do? It boils down to this — you made a change that has introduced noise into your system. So, the first thing to do is check out all facets of your installation.
Is your receiver securely grounded?
Is the ground wire located near a noise source (like a heater, air conditioner, or computer)? Is the ground wire actually connected to the vehicle's ground? Since the antenna lead can act as a ground (thereby enabling a new receiver to operate without its ground wire properly connected), the antenna lead is frequently the source of noise problems. -
Check to see if you're getting noise on all sources — CD, auxiliary (if available), AM, and FM
If the noise is present only on the radio, then it's most likely coming through your antenna lead.
If you've checked out all potential causes for the noise problem, you may be able to cure (or at least minimize) the noise with a filter. There are three types of noise that can enter your system, and you can find filters that help with each type.
Backway Noise
This is noise introduced through the power and ground wires connected to your receiver. If you're hearing alternator whine (a whirring noise that varies with engine RPMs), you can install an alternator noise filter on the power line between the battery and the alternator to minimize the problem. You can also install a noise filter (American International's S15A (15-amp, 250-watt) or S25A (25-amp, 350-watt) filters, for example) on the receiver's power lead to cut down on signal pollution. Most often, however, backway noise comes from a loose or intermittent ground connection.
An alternator noise suppressor connects inline between the alternator and battery, and can reduce high-pitched whining noise that modulates according to engine RPMs.
Frontway Noise
This is noise coming from a source within the receiver — usually the radio section, noise from a CD transport is very rare. If you determine that the noise originates with your radio antenna, you can plug in an antenna filter (like American International's AS100) between the antenna and your receiver to stop (or minimize) noise from entering your system. You can also try rerouting the wiring coming from the rear of your receiver to prevent radiated noise from reaching the receiver's internal electronics.
An antenna filter, installed between the vehicle's antenna and the receiver, can minimize noise entering your system from a poorly grounded antenna.
Sideway Noise
This is noise induced by the new receiver's proximity to a noise producer (like a heater motor or car computer). If the noise-causing accessory has a motor, a source noise filter can be installed on the accessory's power lead to minimize radiated noise. If the car computer (or other motor-less accessory) is causing the problem, move your receiver's wiring away from that accessory to minimize the radiated noise.
Noise and your new Amplifier
You've installed a new amplifier, only to discover noise in your system that wasn't there before. Don't panic — just run down this checklist, eliminating possibilities until you find the culprit. An amplifier can introduce noise into your system through a bad ground or through a poor mounting. Rubber grommets or feet can help isolate the amplifier from the chassis of the vehicle, a potential source of noise.
Where is the amp mounted?
Is it near something that could be radiating noise, like a rear-mounted tuner or computer? If so, unbolt it and move it away to see if the noise stops. Remove your patch cables. If you still hear noise, check to see if your amp is isolated from the vehicle's chassis. Any contact between your amp's metal casing and your vehicle's body could cause noise problems.
Check your ground wire
Is it securely attached to the vehicle's chassis with a good contact to clean metal? Your ground wire should ideally be 18" long at most — a longer ground wire can cause noise problems. Improper grounding causes most system noise problems.
Check your gain structure
After you've set the gain on your amplifier, check for system noise (or hiss) with the engine off. Put your CD player on pause and turn the volume way up. If you hear an unusual amount of hiss, reset your gain structure by reducing the gain on your amplifier so that your receiver is supplying more signal in order to reach the same volume level. Experiment until you eliminate the hiss or reduce it as much as possible. A tiny bit of hiss is OK. You won't hear it while driving.
Are you hearing engine noise?
Any amp installation can be prone to engine noise. You may hear a whining or clicking sound (its pitch will vary with engine speed). Since most noise problems come from a poor ground, always make sure your ground wire is connected firmly to bare metal in the event of a noise problem. You can also try isolating your amp from the chassis of your vehicle by mounting it on a board or using rubber grommets or feet; using a different brand of patch cables; or, only if all else fails, installing a noise suppressor . The tricky part is figuring out which step or steps to take. Please read the rest of this section and try some of the simple tests.
Patch cables with a "twisted pair" design help reject noise
Noise in the patch cables
Noise can be picked up by the RCA patch cables connecting your components. To test this, detach the cables from your amp. (Note: A small number of amplifiers mute themselves when patch cables are removed. To defeat the automatic mute, insert one side (left or right) of a spare patch cable into the amp's left and right input jacks.) Turn on your system and engine. If the noise is gone, reconnect the cables to the amp, and disconnect them from your receiver. If you hear the noise, your patch cables are definitely picking it up. Try re-routing them, taking care to separate them from your power cable by at least 18 inches. Also, newer cars may have a cable that provides power to computers and lights in the rear of the vehicle — make sure that your patch cables aren't too close to this cable.
You should also switch to higher-quality patch cables. The inexpensive RCA cables many people use to connect their components don't have the shielding or conductivity necessary to deflect noise in the metallic, highly-conductive automobile environment. Twisted pair RCA patch cables excel at rejecting noise generated by your vehicle. As a last resort, a ground loop isolator (like PAC's SNI-1) can be installed between the receiver's preamp outputs and your amp to minimize this problem.
Noise picked up by your antenna
If it's not in the patch cables, the noise may be coming from a ground loop caused by your antenna. Plug all your patch cables back in and unplug your antenna. If the noise goes away, try an antenna noise suppressor (like American International's AS100). This filter plugs in-line between your receiver and your antenna, breaking the ground path between them.
Noise picked up by the power or ground cables
If you still have noise after unplugging the antenna, it may be coming in through the amp's main power cable. Noise can be created by cable of insufficient gauge, so you might try thicker cable.
If you cannot find the faulty ground in your multi-amp system, a ground loop isolator can help minimize the problem.
Multiple amplifiers can also create ground loop problems, which can usually be solved by grounding each amplifier with its own separate wire. If you are unable to locate the cause, a ground loop isolator (like PAC's SNI-1) can be installed between the receiver's preamp outputs and the amplifiers to minimize this problem.
Radiated noise
If the antenna isn't causing the noise, try pulling the receiver from the dash while a CD is playing. If the noise goes away, it's being radiated into your system. Try rerouting the wiring at the back of the receiver to stop the noise that's radiating into your system.
Noise in speaker wiring
Sometimes noise can also come in through the speaker wires. To test them, turn the system off and disconnect the speaker wires from the amps. Now start the car. If the noise is still there, then it's being radiated into the speaker wires. You'll have to reposition them.
Noise from your electrical system
If you've tried all of the noise-fighting tips above and you still hear the noise, the problem might be with your vehicle.
Have a mechanic check your alternator and battery. If your car is older and hasn't been tuned up recently, you may have ignition noise. It's a ticking noise that varies in speed as you accelerate. You may need a tune-up involving resistor-type spark plugs, shielded carbon-core spark plug wires, distributor cap, and coil.
If the noise doesn't disappear, then your ignition system may not be grounded well enough. It may be broadcasting ticks to other items such as your air cleaner, hood, exhaust system, etc. With your sound system on and the car running, try grounding each of these different components of the car. It's possible that grounding one of your car's components will eliminate the noise. If so, make the ground permanent with a braided ground strap.
Noise and your nervous system
Noise problems can be very frustrating, especially when you can't wait to hear your new equipment. It helps to remember that you've just placed a very sophisticated piece of electronic gear (a new receiver or amplifier) in the middle of an extremely complex system — your vehicle's electrical wiring. Noise is just nature's way of telling you that something's out of whack. Just run down the list, eliminating possible noises sources until you find the problem.
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We offer free wireless internet to our shoppers at this Simon mall. Any shopper with a Wi-Fi enabled laptop, tablet or smartphone can easily log onto the Wi-Fi network. All shoppers have to do is open their web browser or select "Simon WiFi" (the SSID name) from their available list of wireless networks to get to the Simon Malls Wi-Fi landing page.

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Give the gift of shopping with a Simon Giftcard, available at Simon Guest Services® in denominations ranging from $20 to $500. There are no fees after purchase and the funds do not expire. The Simon Giftcard can be used anywhere Visa or American Express are accepted. See cardholder agreement for complete terms and conditions.
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Wheel chairs are available at Simon Guest Services for check-out located outside of Auntie Anne's Pretzels near Center Court. Closest entrance is the mall entrance next to Von Maur.
The ATM is located in Center Court, close to Fossil.
Baby Changing Station
Baby Changing Stations are available within the public restrooms. Restrooms are located in the Macy's corridor and near H&M. An additional family restroom is located near Von Maur by the Play Area.
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The new Kids Soft Play Area is located outside of Von Maur. It's complete with an interactive piano, play house and much more! Please note that all children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
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Coca Cola and Dasani Machines are located at each entrance of the shopping center and next to the family restroom near Von Maur for your convenience.
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Gift Wrapping services are available at Papyrus, and with charity partners during the holidays. Please see holiday events for times and locations (November/December).
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The Simon Malls Mobile App can help you find your favorite stores, dining and entertainment options at the Simon Mall nearest you. You'll also be able to check out the latest deals and events available at your favorite mall right from your phone. And there are many more features designed to enhance your shopping experience including mall maps & gift card balance check.

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Lost and Found
Shoppers can inquire at the Simon Guest Services in the Von Maur wing or through the mall Public Safety Department regarding articles lost or found in the mall's public areas. Shoppers may also call (734) 761-9550 to be directly connected to individual stores for articles left in stores.
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 Mall Walkers
 One trip around the entire interior of the mall is just under one (1) mile.
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Handicapped-accessible parking is available at all mall entrances, including department stores. Free parking for 5,500 vehicles.

Public Transportation
Ann Arbor Area Transit Authority (AATA) is available to and from Briarwood Mall. The bus stop is located outside the MC Sports entrance near Pole 31. Bus schedules are available at the Simon Guest Services in the Von Maur wing.
Shopper Assistance

Briarwood Mall Public Safety Department is available to assist shoppers with the following:
*Escorts to your vehicle
*Assistance with jumpstarts
*Locating your vehicle in the parking lot
*First Aid services and Paramedic/Fire Dept. escorts
*Lost/Found Children

We have an exciting treat for young children. Our little car-shaped strollers are fun for your children to "drive" as you do your shopping. Strollers are conveniently located inside the main mall entrances near H&M and Tricho Salon & Spa. They rent for $5, and you'll receive a 50¢ refund when the stroller is returned.

Ticketmaster, the world's leading live entertainment ticketing company, now has a retail location at select Simon® Malls Guest Services Booths. You can access event information and purchase tickets at Simon Guest Services in the Von Maur wing to a wide range of venues and entertainment options including sporting events, museums, theaters, performing arts and family shows. Did you purchase tickets from Ticketmaster online? You can conveniently pick them up at our mall. Stop by Simon Guest Services in the Von Maur wing for all of your Ticketmaster ticketing needs.

Wheelchairs (Complimentary)
Wheelchairs are available FREE of charge at the Simon Guest Services in the Von Maur wing. A photo ID is required.

The SYF Coin Wishing Wells bring in funds for Simon Youth Foundation (SYF) programs. The SYF helps provide economical, educational and career development opportunities to local youth. All of the proceeds collected from the SYF Coin Wishing Well go to the Simon Youth Foundation.


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