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UNIVERSITY?PARK - Shuttle runs. Forty-yard dashes. Broad jumps.
After running through pro day Monday at Penn State before about 20 NFL scouts, defensive tackle Jordan Hill is finally done with the kinds of drills and agility tests required for most draft prospects.
"How many times have you ever seen me jump in a game," Hill asked rhetorically with a chuckle to reporters after his workout.
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Jordan Hill, hugging his father before PSU's final game, had a good showing at pro day.
Hill and linebacker Gerald Hodges are probably the Nittany Lions' two best draft prospects. The seniors helped guide a tough defense that helped Penn State finish 8-4 in coach Bill O'Brien's first year.
For known commodities like Hill, who was invited to NFL combine, Monday presented a chance to improve on particular skills. Hill said he decreased his 40-yard dash time to 4.97 seconds. And he went 111 inches in the broad jump, seven better than in Indianapolis at the combine.
The difference? More rest, and less stress than in hectic Indianapolis.
He doesn't mind the agility tests. It's just that there's more pressure when dozens of scouts, executives and media are breaking down your every move. And he's doing all of this, while also finishing up his degree requirements.
When asked about the end of the process, Hill said "he was more relieved than anything else. Just because I get to do the stuff (now) that I've been doing my whole life."
Hill has been mentioned as a possible third- or fourth-round pick. Hodges said he's hoping to go in the second or third.
Hodges said his main goal on Monday was to "just come out here and be a little more sharper on the drills ... I just wanted to get out there and look a little fresher coming into the day."
The athletic Hodges said he was measured for a 35.1-inch vertical jump on Monday. He's had interviews, he said, with Detroit, Oakland, Baltimore, Minnesota and Tampa Bay, among other teams.
Hodges is hoping his ability to learn the tweaked defensive system under O'Brien will help show NFL scouts he can pick up new schemes quickly.
"I'm not nervous any more. I feel that all the pressure is off my shoulders," Hodges said. "I'm waiting for the day that I can suit up in an NFL uniform."
Hodges combined with fellow senior Michael Mauti to form one of the best outside linebacker duos in the country. But Mauti missed the emotional 24-21 win in the season finale over Wisconsin after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, the third injury to a knee in his otherwise impressive Penn State career.
Considered a second- or even late first-round pick at one point, the latest injury could concern teams. "His medical exams are going to be crucial to his draft stock," according to an analysis on NFL.com.
Mauti underwent surgery that was performed by Steelers orthopedic surgeon James Bradley. He's still on the recovery trail, and didn't take part in Monday's workout. But he did meet with about five NFL scouts.
"It really is the biggest job interview as a football player," Mauti said. "That's not an exaggeration."
Doctors say his recovery is ahead of schedule. He said he was confident he would be ready for NFL training camp this summer. Either way, Mauti's leadership qualities remain unquestioned. The fiery, hard-nosed player is considered perhaps one of the best leaders to ever come out of Penn State.
Quarterback Matt McGloin was Mauti's roommate during their freshman year and one of the leaders on offense as a senior. The rags-to-riches story of the former walk-on from Scranton is now well-known in Pennsylvania after McGloin set several passing records in his only season under O'Brien, the former offensive coordinator of the Patriots.
McGloin wasn't invited to the combine, but did play in the Texas vs. The Nation all-star game last month. Hill, Hodges, Mauti and center Matt Stankewitch were the four Nittany Lions who took part in the combine.
"For guys that didn't get to the combine, this was a great opportunity for them," Mauti said. "You can tell those guys are training hard. I'm proud of them."
McGloin said he's concentrated the last few months on getting quicker, losing a little weight and working on footwork and mechanics.
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With Career Milestone In Pocket, Borel Looks To A Calm Summer
As usual, Calvin Borel went about his business Sunday morning with a smile on his face.
Working horses for his brother Cecil, Borel was back at it with a milestone victory in his back pocket: career victory No. 4,500.
Screen Your Friend's Bashford Manor Win Gives Borel Milestone
Calvin Borel became the 34th jockey in North American racing to reach the 4,500-win plateau when he guided William Carl's Screen Your Friend to a 1 ¼-length victory over a fast-closing Lyin' Heart in the 107th running of the $164,550 Bashford Manor Stakes (GIII) for 2-year-olds at Churchill Downs.
$4,232 Pick 6 Carryover for Sunday At Churchill Downs
(July 5, 2008) – There's a $4,232 Pick 6 carryover for Sunday's 11-race program at Churchill Downs after no one had the perfect sequence Saturday.
Thorn Song, Einstein Check Out Well After Firecracker
Zayat Stables' Thorn Song and Patricia Cunningham and Melissa Green, Lessee's Einstein, the one-two finishers in Friday's $200,000-added Firecracker Handicap (GII), were reported to be doing well Saturday morning by their connections.
Thorn Song Sticks Einstein In Firecracker At Churchill Downs
(July 4, 2008) – Thorn Song led every step of the away and upset odds-on favorite Einstein by one length in Friday's $213,250 Firecracker Handicap (Grade II) at Churchill Downs.
Champion Wait a While Bound for Saratoga's Grade I Diana
Arindel Farm's Wait a While, who has not run since winning the San Gorgonio Handicap (GII) on Jan. 14 at Santa Anita, is headed to Saratoga for the July 26 Diana Handicap (GI) at a mile and an eighth on the turf according to Mike McCarthy, assistant trainer to Todd Pletcher.
$10,665 Pick 6 Carryover on Friday at Churchill Downs
There's a $10,664.79 Pick 6 carryover for Friday's 11-race program at Churchill Downs after no one had the perfect sequence Thursday.
Vanquisher Vanquishes Turf Foes at Churchill Downs
Kinsman Stable's Vanquisher made his Churchill Downs turf debut a successful one by rallying to collar pace-setting Petion Station just yards from the finish line to win Thursday afternoon's $47,400 main attraction for 3-year-olds and up by a neck.
Graded Stakes Winners Head Churchill's Closing-Day Locust Grove 'Cap
Three graded stakes winners – Brownie Points, Bayou's Lassie and Meribel – headline a field of 10 entered Thursday for the 27th running of the $150,000-added Locust Grove Handicap (Grade III), a one-mile event on the Matt Winn Turf Course for fillies and mares and the centerpiece of Sunday's closing day card of the 52-day Spring Meet at Churchill Downs.
Pitts Looking For Holiday Weekend Stakes Sweep
Trainer Helen Pitts was already looking to have an explosive Fourth of July holiday weekend with her stable star Einstein headed for Friday's Firecracker Handicap (GII). An added bonus could come in Sunday's one-mile Locust Grove Handicap (GIII) with Meribel.
Asmussen Saddles Pair in Search of Back-to-Back Bashford Manor Wins
Trainer Steve Asmussen will be gunning for back-to-back victories in Churchill Downs' $150,000-added Bashford Manor Stakes (Grade III) when he sends out two of the eight horses entered in Saturday's 107th running of the six-furlong test for 2-year-olds on the main track.
Coach Ryan Takes Farrell Classic at Churchill Downs
(July 2, 2008) – Coach Ryan, owned by Rick Pitino's partnership Ol Memorial Stable and C.E. Glasscock, took advantage of an early speed duel to rally from off the pace to win Wednesday afternoon's $43,100 Gerald R. Farrell Classic for 3-year-olds at Churchill Downs by a widening 2 ¾ lengths over The Darp.
Three-Time Grade I Winner Einstein Faces Six in Firecracker Handicap
SIX TO LINE UP AGAINST EINSTEIN IN FIRECRACKER – Trainer Helen Pitts' turf star Einstein will go for his fourth grass victory of 2008 on Friday when he faces six rivals in the 19th running of the $200,000-added Firecracker Handicap (GII) to be run at one mile on the Matt Winn Turf Course.
Champion Curlin Pleases In First Work On Turf, Race On Grass Next In Possible Arc Bid
Reigning "Horse of the Year" Curlin successfully completed the first step in what could be a journey to Paris to run in the famed Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe with a solid work under jockey Robby Albarado over the Matt Winn Turf Course on Tuesday at Churchill Downs.
Mutadda Narrowly Prevails in Feature
(June 29, 2008) – Andrena Van Doren's Mutadda outlasted Zayat Stables' Visible Truth by a neck after a spirited duel to win the $45,200 allowance headliner at Churchill Downs on Sunday afternoon.
Final 'Happy Hour' Set for Thursday, July 3
Churchill Downs will provide its fans an ideal way to ease into the three-day Independence Day holiday weekend and the closing weekend of its 52-day Spring Meet as it offers special "Holiday Happy Hours" during a pre-holiday weekend twilight racing program on Thursday, July 3.
Aristides Winner Indian Chant Pointing Toward Calder's 'Summit'
Maggi Moss' top sprinter Indian Chant, winner of Churchill Downs' Grade III Aristides in his most recent start on May 31, is headed for Calder's "Summit of Speed" according to trainer Tom Amoss.
"He is going to work Tuesday or Wednesday," Amoss said of Indian Chant, whose Florida objective is the Grade II Smile Sprint Stakes at six furlongs.
Garden District Wins 108th Running of Grade III Debutante Stakes
Twin Creeks Racing Stable's Garden District, benefiting from a rail-skimming ride from Robby Albarado, scored a half-length victory over Rachel Alexandra to win the 108th running of the $112,500 Grade III Debutante Stakes for 2-year-old fillies at Churchill Downs.
Einstein Could Face Eight Rivals In July 4 Firecracker
Three-time Grade I turf winner Einstein will be asked to concede between 6-10 pounds to as many as eight rivals in Friday's 19th running of the $200,000-added Firecracker Handicap (GII) at a mile on the Matt Winn Turf Course.


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Ogando hopes to keep Rangers rolling vs. Angels
Halos ask Hanson to snap six-game skid against AL West foe
The Rangers must be pleased that they still have eight more meetings with the Angels.
The Rangers, who have won eight of nine overall, have claimed nine of their 11 encounters with their American League West foe this season. Their 8-3 triumph over the Angels on Tuesday brought them to within one game of the Athletics in the division standings.
Whether Texas can make it 10 of 12 against Anaheim might depend on the right arm of Alexi Ogando. The 29-year-old has struggled with his command in his last three starts, during which he has totaled only 13 2/3 innings. On Friday, he walked five in four frames before exiting after 92 pitches.
"I just need to keep working hard and get my rhythm going," Ogando said. "That's what I focused on in my bullpen, and I think I've improved. But it's not something you can correct in one bullpen session. I've got to keep working so I can throw all of my pitches for strikes."
Manager Ron Washington said he has no plans to yank Ogando from the rotation. Ogando has faced the Angels once this season. On April 23, he limited the club to four runs (two earned) on six hits in seven innings.
"There has been nothing that has raised a red flag," Washington said. "We're going to keep giving him the ball."
Like Ogando, Tommy Hanson (4-2, 5.29 ERA) has recently found it difficult to pitch deep into games. The righty, who is slated to take the hill on Wednesday, has tossed 15 1/3 innings in three starts since returning from the disabled list.
In his last two outings, Hanson has surrendered 10 runs (nine earned) on 11 hits and eight walks in 10 innings. Hanson beat the Rangers in his first outing of the year. On April 6, he submitted a quality start, as he held Texas to three runs on six hits over six frames.
Rangers: Lewis out for the year
Right-hander Colby Lewis will have season-ending surgery on his right hip, meaning he will hit free agency without throwing a pitch during the 2013 campaign. Lewis also had surgery to repair a torn flexor tendon in his right elbow last July.
"As much as we would love to have him back on the mound for us, we agree that he has to do what's best for his long-term health," general manager Jon Daniels said. "The guy has unbelievable pain tolerance and work ethic, and he's pushed through it as long as he could. We felt he was putting his arm at risk if he pushed any further. We certainly respect his decision."
• Neftali Feliz, making his way back from Tommy John surgery, is scheduled to pitch for Triple-A Round Rock on Thursday. The Rangers plan to bring him back as a reliever.
Angels: Kendrick avoids major injury
Howie Kendrick strained his left knee on Monday, though an MRI exam revealed that the second baseman avoided major injury.
"We'll give him about four or five days, see how it progresses," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "As far as structural damage, it looks like he's OK. Obviously, he's very, very sore, very stiff, but we'll give it a couple days to play out and see what direction we are going to go."
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• Infielder Grant Green went 2-for-4 in his Angels debut on Tuesday.
• Angels outfielder Mike Trout became the first player to log three home runs off Rangers pitcher Yu Darvish when he took the right-hander deep in the first inning of Tuesday's tilt.
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"Same Old, Same Old"
I am willing to listen to the other books in this series.
I liked the humor, the relationships, and the romance. I'm not a huge fan of paranormal activities in an otherwise typical contemporary romance.
His female voices were not that great, and his kids voices were cringe-inducing.
This was a nice, contemporary romance with a bit of the paranormal but it was nothing special.
"Romance 1, Mystery 0"
The Book
I thought that the set up of the mystery was rather clever but I suppose for the more perceptive, they would have found it rather predictable. I was not able to figure out for certain who the culprit(s) were although I had had my suspicions, no thanks to all those fake clues the author tossed on to this character and that. There was a repetition from one of the earlier books, a reference to one of Oscar Wilde's play: "A handbag?" There were a lot of descriptions about food - some might say too many. For me, it just made me hungry and I started compiling a list of English foods I'd like to taste: ginger wine, mince pies, etc. I loved the comic relief that Queenie provided. She's too funny. I felt less connected with the main character, Georgiana Rannoch. Darcy is such a rogue, and while I like him and am rooting for a HEA between him and Georgiana, I don't really understand what the two of them see in each other. The mystery took forever to be resolved, and it seemed to drag on with little progress in the resolution as we went through the 12 clues of Christmas. But the romance between Darcy and Georgie is finally getting somewhere so at least there was something to follow besides descriptions of food not available to me.
The Narrator
Initially, I did not sense much passion/enjoyment from the narrator. It kind of sounded as if the narrator was tired of Georgiana Rannoch. As the story progressed, the narration seemed more smooth and lively. While her British voices continued to have the same flavor (a rich, exaggerated, movie-star-fancy style), the Irish Darcy continued to delight. The Americans from Indiana, however, were a bit painful to listen to, in particular, the little boy. Ouch! But I have to say that this narrator is still one of the most enjoyable narrators I've listened to.
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"Decent Listen"
The Book
It was charming with occasional asides to the reader. It sometimes read a bit dry with lots of talk of this or that of their travels, and it was not helped much by the somewhat phlegmatic reading by the narrator. The author liked to pepper the story with songs sung by elves, hobbits, dwarves, men, etc. I never liked reading these songs in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings when I was younger, and my opinion of them haven't changed much over the years.
The Narrator
He read well enough. He provided different voices for each of the characters to distinguish them from one another, but there was only so much he could do himself before the characters starting sounding alike, especially towards the end of the book. I disagreed with some of his voices (sounding too old, too squeaky, too high, too low) and interpretations but overall, not a bad listen. The voices were sometimes not very consistent, causing them to sometimes sound like a different character. He read at a steady pace without much change in tone. When a character shouted, his volume didn't change but the voice sometimes went a bit squeaky, which sounded a bit odd because there was no emotion behind it and felt at odds with what was going on in the story. I had to take my figurative hat off to him, though, for attempting to sing the songs. I do not know whether the music were his own; they were not very good. He was also not a singer. But he tried, at least, and it provided something different to his usual reading style.
I had some difficulty concentrating on the narration, which meant that I was utilizing the rewind button rather often. It was not a bad narration but I don't think I want to listen to The Lord of the Rings by the same narrator. A combination of Tolkien's works plus the narrator tends to make my mind wander and my ears to tune out.
"Time for a Break?"
My feelings for the William Monk mysteries have always been lukewarm at best, but this book made me seriously reconsider continuing with the series despite my interest in Monk's history.
The mystery was convoluted, and Monk seemed as inept as usual. There were questions unanswered such as how Callandra recognized Marian, and inconsistencies such as Monk being jubilant about the content of the letters he had received and acting all smug in front of Runcorn but telling Rathbone that he didn't believe the perpetrator was the person on trial. I got so tired of being told that Monk was brilliant instead of being shown it. There was a character whose name was rather similar to another (Robert Oliver and Oliver Rathbone) which I thought was poorly chosen. Since Book 1, it was clear that the author had an agenda. While I managed to somewhat brush it aside in the previous books, in this one, it felt too intrusive for me to ignore.
The narration was not that great either. The echoes were back again and present for most of the audiobook. There seemed to be less effort to make the characters sound distinct from one another, and too often I was confused about who was speaking, whether the character was male or female. There was hardly any life to this narration. While I realize that Davina Porter is practically revered for an excellent narration of the Outlander series, I find myself wholly unimpressed by her narration in the William Monk series. She does not have a wide range of voices, and her voice acting is barely there. Everything felt...bland.
In short, I was heartily bored, irritated and unimpressed by both book and narration.
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"NOT what I was expecting"
I was disappointed. The Scarlet Pimpernel, this is not. I loved The Scarlet Pimpernel, and I would have loved to have read about other spies in his like. This was what I was expecting, but instead, I got an awkward mix of historical romance and chick-lit.
What I did like were the premise and the occasional laughter-inducing phrases and scenes. I also appreciated the narrator's efforts at voice acting and voice differentiation.
But there were more things that I did not like. I didn't care much for any of the characters, and actively disliked the main characters. I found Eloise juvenile and superficial, and Amy utterly silly. The Purple Gentian was inept as a spy and a huge disappointment in that way. the "mystery" of the Pink Carnation was easily guessed. The "rescue" was farcical. There were plot holes, and anachronistic dialogue and behavior.
As for the narration, I didn't care for it. The narrator did both male and female voices badly. Her voice acting was exaggerated, and her British accent was inconsistent.
"Narration Grew On Me"
I liked the author's writing style. I really enjoyed the humor. It caused me to laugh out loud, grin madly, or snicker softly - depending on where I was. I liked how she developed the relationship between Cat and Bones. It felt believable and true to their natures. It was a bit frustrating to witness how patient Bones was with Cat and her baggage, but his patience only made me love him more - and to appreciate how the author did not forget that Cat had that baggage. He was sweet, lovable, patient, gentle, understanding - hell, he was nigh perfect!
I LOVED how Cat had him whipped, and the jealousy that both had displayed was greatly amusing. I liked Cat's self-deprecating voice and her sense of humor. Sometimes her stubbornness made me grit my teeth, especially when it was obvious to me that Bones knew what he was talking about. However, I tried to see it from her point of view and had to accept that perhaps her confidence in her abilities had validity.
While I had been uncertain about the narrator initially, I do consider her to be a really good one. Her voice acting was well done, and she had an arsenal of accents and voices which she used to differentiate the different character voices. Whether those accents and voices were any good or not, well, that's an entirely different matter. I initially could not stand the voice and accent for Bones, but I have gotten used to it. I thought that the voice for Cat's mother was a bit nasal and young for the mother's age. I could NOT stand the minor character Stephanie's voice, and the narrator's "Asian" accent worse than sucked. Her male voices varied from acceptable to...eh. The two "boys" in the vampire bar sounded like really, really young teenagers although I am not quite certain that that was entirely the fault of the narrator. The dialogue probably had something to do with that impression. But despite my issues with some of the accents and voices, I had to hand it to the narrator. She did make the voices distinct, for the most part. I felt that she enjoyed the book and the characters, and this brought passion and her imagination into the voices of the characters. While I might have disagreed with some parts of the narrator's imagination, I couldn't deny that it brought vividity to the audiobook that I enjoyed.
I recommend this to anyone who like snappy dialogue, a strong heroine, and a love interest who is both sweet and cruel. As for me, I immediately purchased the next two books from Audible.com.
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This book did not sound as if it would work well as a stand alone. Early in the book, we had Spade recalling a Christmas dinner with Cat and Bones. Denise also suffers many flashbacks of what had happened in Book 4 of the Night Huntress series. I also disliked the awkward info dump via Denise. Having "read" the books in the Night Huntress series, it only had me rolling me eyes. This was not the first time.
None of the characters really stood out or resonated with me. I felt so apathetic and bored that even the sex scenes left me, for the most part, unmoved. There seemed to be a lot less humor. Unlike Halfway to the Grave where I had been laughing nearly the entirety of the book, I was just like, "Ehhhh...". I also did not feel as if the author did not handle Denise's PTSD very well, but I don't know whether this was because when the narrator said "PTSD", it just stood out so much that it felt as if the word was just tossed about in a somewhat cavalier manner.
And the narrator. I had really enjoyed her narration (well, mostly) for Cat and Bones, especially in the first few books in the series. I felt her enjoyment of the book and the characters through her voice. But this narration fell completely flat. I did not feel enthusiasm or passion from her narration. While I was fine with her voices and accents for Spade, Denise, Cat, Bones, Ian, and Spade's French buddies, she did a really poor job with a lot of the other minor male characters. The men all sounded like little boys (e.g. Nathaniel, at first, until the narrator got the hang of the voice she was going to do for him, and Oliver) - or women (e.g. Bootleg).
All in all, I found this book to be the worst of the Night Huntress books so far. It was a real disappointment.
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"Very Trying"
I'll have to get back to you on that.
Stopped making a Mary Sue and Gary Stu out of Cat and Bones. They are becoming way overpowered.
Not use Valley girl accent for very minor/secondary female characters nor nasally, whiny intonations for minor/secondary male characters. The Valley girl accent totally took off 1.5 - 2 stars in performance for me.
The kiss-and-make-up sex scene.
I was about to start Book 5 when I read a couple of reviews warning that it contained spoilers for the Night Huntress World Books 1 and 2, side stories which are apparently a VERY good idea to read if you don't want to be a little confused about how did what happened when and who's who in Book 5. Sooo, off I went to get those two books I had initially not intended to read.
"Long, Drawn-Out, Boring"
On the author's part: tighter editing to remove repetition and move the plot forward at faster than a glacier's pace; showing Monk's skills instead of just telling about them. On the narrator's part: Greater attention to differentiating character voices, especially during transitions between one character's voice and another.
Yes. I would like to learn more about Monk.
Monk regains a few more memories. Major Tiplady(sp?) and his infatuation with Hester's friend was adorable. Casean's (sp?) plea to his uncle towards the end of the courtroom scene was heartbreaking.
"Slow, Quiet Mystery But Interesting Main Character"
Yes. I liked the mystery, and I found the world-building and characterization well done.
Yes. I have already finished the next book in this series and am about to start the third.
Yes. It was slow, quiet and rather dry.
The first half of the book was slow and almost boring. I do not know whether this was due to the text or the narrator. It picked up around chapter 12 where it started getting a bit exciting. I had a lot of difficulty accepting the narration. I was 99.9% convinced I did not want to continue this series in audio, but convenience persuaded me otherwise. The problems I had with the narration included difficulty distinguishing certain characters from another, particularly male characters and especially when there weren't any dialogue tags; young women who sounded old or over delicate; some difficulty determining whether something was being spoken by a character or the narrator; occasionally whistling s's; muffled chatting in the background (which I later discovered was an echo of the narrator's words); and brief pauses from one sentence to another as if switching from one CD to the next. I did like the voice acting and the different accents, and I eventually grew to accept the narrator's voice for Monk.


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Following the race in France, in which Rossi finished second to the victorious Marc Marquez, he was already looking forward to the Gran Premio d'Italia TIM and another chance to battle with the in-form World Champion and standings leader, this time in front of the passionate Italian crowd.
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Leukemia is a type of cancer that affects the body's white blood cells (WBCs).
Normally, WBCs help fight infection and protect the body against disease. But in leukemia, WBCs turn cancerous and multiply when they shouldn't, resulting in too many abnormal WBCs, which then interfere with the body's ability to function normally.
In acute myeloid leukemia (AML), too many immature white blood cells (called myeloid blasts) are made. These leukemia cells are abnormal and cannot mature into normal white blood cells. This type of leukemia affects 20% of kids with this cancer of the blood cells.
Thanks to advances in therapy and clinical trials, the outlook for kids with AML is promising. With treatment, most are cured.
The cause of AML is unknown, though doctors know that certain medical conditions can increase a child's risk of getting AML. However, just because a child has a risk factor does not mean that he or she will get AML.
Risks include inherited genetic problems such as Down syndrome, neurofibromatosis type 1, Fanconi anemia, Noonan syndrome, and other inherited bone marrow failure syndromes (IBMFS). In addition, other non-inherited conditions such as preleukemia (also called myelodysplastic syndrome or MDS) and aplastic anemia can increase the risk of AML.
AML is also more common in kids who've been treated with chemotherapy or radiation. In fact, AML is the most common type of secondary cancer in children who have previously undergone cancer treatment.
In addition, a child with an identical twin who was diagnosed with leukemia before age 6 has a 20% to 25% chance of developing AML. Fraternal twins and other siblings of kids with leukemia have two to four times the average risk of developing it, too.
Certain environmental factors can predispose a child to leukemia. For example, exposure to radiation (such as X-rays) prior to birth may trigger the disease in a developing fetus.
AML is called "acute" because it tends to worsen quickly if left untreated. Chronic blood cancers, like chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML), tend to progress more slowly. However, the symptoms of all types of leukemia are generally the same and include:
Sometimes a child might have painless lumps that can be felt in the lymph nodes of the neck, underarm, or groin area. These lumps of leukemia cells (called chloromas) can develop anywhere in the body.
The subtypes of AML are classified according to the way the cells look under a microscope. If a doctor suspects leukemia, a child may undergo tests that include:
Because it can progress so quickly, there is no staging system for AML. Doctors generally characterize the disease as newly diagnosed or in remission.
Treatment is divided into two phases. The goal of the first phase, called induction, is to kill as many cancer cells as possible and achieve remission (a state where there is no evidence of disease in the body). The second phase (called post-remission, consolidation, or continuation therapy) is designed to eliminate any undetectable leukemia cells.
Phases I and II of treatment may include the following therapies alone or in combination:
Being told that a child has cancer can be a terrifying experience, and the stress of cancer treatment can be overwhelming for any family.
Although you might feel like it at times, you're not alone. To find out about support that may be helpful to you or your child, talk to your doctor or a hospital social worker. Many resources are available to help you get through this difficult time.
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Like the compact size
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When pushing down the lever to snap in place does not stay in place mop handle slides down.Like the mop itself and the bucket..
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Big Improvement Over Mop and Bucket
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The Spin Mop is easy to use and a major evolution over the traditional mop and bucket. It does a good job mopping all types of carpet-less floors but doesn't pick up all floor debris as implied in ads. You still have to sweep or vacuum up solid debris to get a perfectly clean floor. The spin feature is useful to control the "wetness" of the floor surface....fewer spins = wetter, more spins = drier. Overall a decent product for the price.
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I bought this waterer for my 3 dogs and 5 cats. I have a sheppard mix and two pitbull mixes. They were all scared of the loud battery sounds. None of them would drink from this fountain. Had to return it.
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The College of Arts and Sciences is truly the heart and soul of Marquette University. It is here that you will experience the rich heritage of a Catholic, Jesuit education, which promises to provide you with a transformative educational experience based on academic excellence, social justice, faith, and service. This promise is grounded in Ignation teaching methods, which challenges you to think critically, experience, and reflect on what you have learned so that you can put your knowledge into action. We are delighted that you have chosen Marquette and the College of Arts and Sciences as your new home.
The large variety of majors and minors available in the College of Arts and Sciences is among its central strengths. This is a place where the rich world of human experience can be examined and each discipline – from biology to sociology and math to theology – can respond to the questions of "how," "what," and "why." Your learning experiences in the classroom and laboratory, participation in extracurricular activities, and community service opportunities will prepare you not only for your career, but for a lifetime of achievement that will require critical thinking, creative imagination and communication skills that lie at the heart of a liberal arts education.
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Comments On Dec 15, 2014:I've tried many tires over the years. Many chunk in the rocks, wear fast, and/or, pack up in the mud. These tires appear to hold up very well, grip awesome, and clean out well. So far I'm very happy with these and will likely keep putting them on. I ride varying woods trails at a good pace but no track. Lots of rock, many roots, some mud, some sand/loose stuff. My main concern is tire life closely followed by grip on loose rock and mud/loose dirt and so far these have done great. Even performed better than expected in snow/ice one day.
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Comments On Dec 10, 2014:Long life buy now
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Comments On Dec 01, 2014:Hooks up pretty well however it seems to rollover in corners
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Comments On Sep 17, 2014:Great at the track and in the woods, I have about 8 races and probably 20 rides total and some knobs are just started to wear off and I'm beginning to notice traction loss from wearing down. But if you race half a season is great for a back tire. Will buy again for sure. Also I ride lots of rocks and roots and it has held up great.
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Comments On Sep 16, 2014:Ride mostly on good dirt but do get into the rocks of the mountains. This tire holds up well. I also get into the sand in NJ and this tire does well. Overall very happy with the wear.
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A classic battle – humans versus the undead – played out on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus in October.
The Zombie Defense League, which is an officially recognized student organization, hosted the tournament-style Humans vs. Zombies battle from Oct. 22 to Oct. 25. The competition was open to all students, faculty and staff.
With humans wearing red bandanas on their arms and zombies wearing red bandanas on their heads, competitors tried to "stun" or "infect" their opponents by tagging them with socks. Participants were given nightly missions to complete on campus in order to keep the environment target rich.
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Zack Wheeler remains a work in progress.
He's shown flashes of dominance, but he's also shown an inability to retire hitters early in counts consistently or precisely command his fastball as much as he or the Mets would like. The Marlins are Wheeler's next test on Tuesday, as he'll look to continue his evolution into a consistent Major League starter.
Wheeler will also be tasked with helping the Mets continue their momentum after a 6-5 series-opening win on Monday.
After Wheeler's last start, when he gave up four runs (three earned) on four hits with two walks and five strikeouts in six innings against the Braves, Mets catcher John Buck said he can tell Wheeler is learning the details of pitching at the big league level.
For one thing, Buck said Wheeler's starting to understand that hitters at this level are more patient than they are in the Minor Leagues. So if he throws a slider on the corner in the big leagues, more big league hitters will lay off of it, Buck said. It's those smaller aspects of pitching that Wheeler is beginning to understand.
"He's able to slow the game down and see some of those smaller intricacies of pitching," Buck said. "Not just throwing, but pitching."
Of course, Wheeler also has a fastball that can reach the upper-90s. In the first inning against Atlanta, Wheeler threw only fastballs to Justin Upton -- one of the Braves' most dangerous hitters -- and struck him out.
If Wheeler misses location with his fastball, he can throw it hard enough to still get swings and misses. Still, the Mets want Wheeler to continue to command his pitches more consistently. He's most effective when he pounds the strike zone.
Wheeler's season has been one of improvement as he learns to navigate Major League lineups. That'll continue in his first career start against the Marlins.
Meanwhile, Nathan Eovaldi will start for Miami, and he's coming off a very strong start in Colorado. Against the Rockies, Eovaldi allowed three hits with two walks and four strikeouts over six scoreless innings before a long rain delay ended his outing.
"I was trying to get out there, try to get another inning in really quick before they stopped it," Eovaldi said after his last start. "I was hoping it would be a [short delay], but it happened to be like an hour long. It's disappointing, since I was throwing so good, but still pleased with the outing."
That start was especially critical since it came after his worst of the season, when he allowed six runs on 10 hits in four innings against the Brewers.
He's pitched against the Mets four times in his career, all of them last season. Eovaldi is 1-2 with a 3.74 ERA in those outings.
Mets: Niese nearing return
• Jon Niese, who's been on the DL since June 21 with a partially torn rotator cuff in his left shoulder, could rejoin the Mets' rotation in mid-August. He'll make two more rehab starts, and if he comes through both of those healthy, he could be back on a Major League mound around the week of Aug. 11.
Niese said he pitched through pain in the first couple of months of the season and it never improved, especially after pitching in cold temperatures in Denver and Minneapolis.
"I didn't feel like I had my dominating stuff," Niese said. "I just felt like each outing was a grind. Eventually it got painful, so I just told myself I had to stop."
• Second baseman Daniel Murphy is hitting .356 over his last 20 games, and has at least one hit in 18 of those games. He also has 19 RBIs in that span.
Marlins: Pierson steps in as new hitting coach
John Pierson worked his first game as Miami's interim hitting coach on Monday, taking over after Tino Martinez resigned amid allegations he was abusive to players.
This is the first time Pierson has ever worked at the Major League level after previously coaching for Minor League or college teams.
"I'm totally excited, and honestly, I'm a little overwhelmed right now," Pierson said. "So many things I'm trying to catch up on right now -- scouting reports and all the stuff we have available to the hitters with the video tape."
Worth noting
With his double in Monday night's game, Giancarlo Stanton has an eight-game hitting streak at home. Over that streak, Stanton is hitting .500 (13-for-26) with four doubles.
Chris Iseman is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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