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BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) - An elder from Montana's Crow Indian Tribe whose family ceremoniously adopted then-Sen. Barack Obama during the 2008 presidential race has died.
Hartford "Sonny" Black Eagle Jr. died Monday at his home in Lodge Grass on the tribe's reservation in the southeastern part of the state, said his son, Crow tribal Chairman Cedric Black Eagle.
The 78-year-old traditional healer died in his sleep after battling respiratory problems stemming from a severe case of pneumonia several months ago, Cedric Black Eagle said.
Obama called Black Eagle's wife, Mary, on Wednesday to express his condolences, a White House official said.
Hartford Black Eagle and his family adopted Obama when the candidate visited the reservation in the weeks leading up to Montana's Democratic primary.
As part of the adoption, Obama attended a purification ceremony where he was prayed over by Black Eagle and received a Crow name that translates as " One Who Helps People Throughout the Land."
Cedric Black Eagle said his father considered the 2008 adoption ceremony one of the proudest moments in his life and subsequently considered it his duty to make sure Native American voices were heard.
"He felt like he was representing all of Indian Country as a spokesman, and always telling his (adopted) son, the president, that he has to make sure all of the people in Indian Country are heard and try to help them all," Cedric Black Eagle said.
Hartford Black Eagle and his wife later attended Obama's presidential inauguration and several Christmas dinners at the White House, said his son.
During destructive flooding on the reservation last year that left Lodge Grass largely isolated and forced many tribal members from their homes, Obama called Hartford and Mary Black Eagle to check on their safety, Cedric Black Eagle said.
Hartford Black Eagle was born during the Great Depression and grew up on his famil y's ranch outside Lodge Grass.
After his mother died of tuberculosis when he was a baby, Black Eagle was raised by his grandparents and later became a strong advocate for preserving the Crow's traditions and culture.
He taught the Crow language to his eight children, and instructed them and others in the community on performing traditional tribal dances, Cedric Black Eagle said.
To earn a living, he worked as a carpenter, an Indian Health Service representative and, most recently, as a political adviser to his son, who recently lost a bid for re-election.
His death came less than two weeks after the loss of another member of the family, 55-year-old daughter Marilyn Black Eagle, who died Nov. 16 in a two-vehicle accident.
Funeral services for Hartford Black Eagle are scheduled for Thursday in Crow Agency followed by internment at Lodge Grass Cemetery.
MATTHEW BROWN, Associated Press
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Let Lambda(n) be the von Mangoldt function, i.e., Lambda(n) = (log p) for n a prime power p^k and Lambda(n) = 0 for all n that not prime powers. Let
S(alpha) = \sum_{n<=N} \Lambda(n) e(\alpha n).
Now, using, say, Lemma 7.15 in Iwaniec-Kowalski (or the same result in Montgomery), we get
\sum_{q<=q_0} \sum_{a mod q: gcd(a,q)=1} |S(a/q)|^2 <= ((N + Q^2) N log N)/(\sum_{q<=Q squarefree: \gcd(q,P(q_0))=1} 1/phi(q)},
where Q is arbitrary and P(z):=\prod_{p<=z} p.
In practice, we would choose Q slightly smaller than sqrt(N), and obtain
\sum_{q<=q_0} \sum_{a mod q: gcd(a,q)=1} |S(a/q)|^2 <= (1+epsilon) 2 e^gamma N^2 log q_0,
where gamma is Euler's constant 0.577... and epsilon is very small.
Now, the 2 in the bound <= (1+epsilon) 2 e^gamma N^2 is due to the parity problem, and thus should be next to impossible to remove (except for very small q_0). However, the factor of e^gamma clearly has no right to exist. The true asymptotic should be simply N^2 log q_0.
Can we remove that nasty e^gamma? That is, can you prove a bound of type
\sum_{q<=q_0} \sum_{a mod q: gcd(a,q)=1} |S(a/q)|^2 <= (1+epsilon) 2 N^2 log q_0 ?


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Traveling with kids can be a complete joy; however it can also be a disaster if the little ones aren't happy and content. This is why LittleJetSet.com, a travel product website was created, to keep kids comfortable and entertained and also to give adults some peace and quiet.
From Law Books to Kids' Books
Two mothers, Hana S. Wolf and Nisha T. Cordero, the founders of LittleJetSet.com, saw the need for a site such as this while doing a lot of traveling with their own kids. Both former attorneys, they took a break from their practice to create this website
The travel products on the website range from plush toys to clothes, luggage to arts and crafts, dolls and bath and body products. Products were created to keep kids busy, entertained, educated and happy.
Hana and Nisha are well aware of the many difficulties that can arise with kids, but by putting their heads together they came up with several different ways to make both kids and adults lives stress free.
"As the mothers of three children (five if you include our husbands) who have traveled extensively by car, train and plane around town, up and down the East Coast and halfway around the world, we know all too well the challenges inherent in traveling with kids," they write on their website.
"Rather than just basking in the glory of our travel achievements and gloating about how well behaved our children are on airplanes, we decided to 'take a sabbatical' from practicing law, and share our wealth of knowledge and experience with others like you."
"When it comes to traveling with kids, no strategy is foolproof. However, you will considerably increase your chance of keeping your children content and, therefore, your stress level down, if you keep them occupied (other than with kicking the seat in front of them), comfortable and well-fed. Boredom, discomfort and hunger are a recipe for travel disaster.
"At Little Jet Set, you will find an outstanding selection of products and helpful hints that will make traveling with kids easy, fun and educational."
Not only are there several types of products offered, but they are also listed by age – an excellent way to find something for kids of any age range. For the youngest tykes there are diaper bags, strollers, basic books and toys and listed for the older ones (7+) are more advanced games and puzzles, arts and crafts, clothing and backpacks.
The site also has kid-sized art portfolios, journals and photo albums which kids can use to create a personal record of their travels.
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We are devastated to report that a three-month-old Pit Bull puppy named Joey was thrown from a car in Brentwood, Long Island, on Saturday. A witness found the tiny 10-pound pup in a plastic bag near the Sagtikos State Parkway, covered in fleas and crying out for help. Joey suffered three broken vertebrae in his neck and is recovering at the Veterinary Medical Center of Long Island.
The ASPCA is offering a reward of $15,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. This reward is in addition to a $5,000 reward offered by the Suffolk County SPCA. We are also providing a $10,000 grant to the Veterinary Medical Center to offset some of the costs of treating and caring for Joey.
"We were both outraged and saddened to hear about this disturbing case of violent abuse, and the callousness that was demonstrated by those responsible," says Matt Bershadker, Senior Vice President of the ASPCA's Anti-Cruelty Group. "While our ultimate hope is that these types of heinous acts never occur, this is a message that cruelty toward animals will not be tolerated. We are pleased to be in a position to help those who are helping Joey."
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This is so very sad but thank God someone saw what happened and this poor baby has a second chance at life and finding that there really are some good people in the world left that will care for him and love him. Thank you so much for what you do for the animals and being their voice.
Has anyone thought to look for fingerprints on the bag Joey was found in?
It's a shame what some people have amounted to but its good to know there are others out there who still care.Hope Joey makes a speedy recovery and gets adopted by the loving family he deserves.Hang in there Joey
I will be praying for little Joey. Poor puppy! People are so cruel and I hope the one that did this is punished harshly. Maybe throw them out of a car at a high rate of speed? Makes me sick!!!!!!!
Poor baby....prayers, hugs and kisses to you Joey boy...hope you heal rapidly and get the loving you do so deserve.
Im so sorry little puppy i hope they catch the person who did this they deserve grave punishment
This is horrific! Why do people do this ? This story brought me to tears! I am willing to adopt this little guy and provide a healthy enviroment if Joey is still available for adoption. We live in Colorado, have a 1 year old Red Heeler and 2 cats. We love animals and have a lot of room for more best friends! Let me know what I can do.
Prayers going up for the pup and the person who did this (the person will need them more) - God knows what YOU did.
God bless you wonderful people who found and now are helping this poor creature!! Sad and horrible stories like these make me wonder if the people who did it are so uneducated that they don't realize how easy giving an animal up for adoption is!! Thank you for your wonderful hearts and LOTS and LOTS of love and prayers sent your way to the healthy and positive recuperation of Joey!!
I want to apologize to this poor puppy for the world that he has experienced. I can only wish on the person that did this to Joey experience what Joey has. As you can see Joey, there are good people in this world that will work hard to make sure you have a good life from this time on. This horrible person will be caught and hopefully prosecuted....he/she may meet someone nice in prison to help them along in life.


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Baseball Wraps Up Erskine Series with Saturday Split; Fall 5-4 in Opener, Rebound for 6-4 Win in Game Two
March 27, 2010
DUE WEST, S.C. - #20 Erskine College defeated Pfeiffer University 5-4 in game one of a Conference Carolinas double header, but the Falcons rebounded to win game two 6-4 Saturday afternoon. The Falcons improve to 18-20 overall, 10-8 in conference play while the Flying Fleet head to 27-9, 12-5.
Game One Erskine 5, Pfeiffer 4
In the bottom of the first, the Fleet would get RBI singles from John Bolding and Drew Willingham and then Matt Youngblood would reach on an error to give Erskine a 3-0 lead. Bryan Fogle would then put the Fleet up 5-0 with a solo home run in the third and a RBI double in the fifth.
In the top of the eighth, Will Davis would hit a run scoring single and Josh Strickland would reach on a fielders choice to score another run and make it a 5-2 game. Eric Shoemaker would later line a two run double into the gap to cut the Fleet lead to one. Atlee Pearson would then retire the next three hitters to get out of the jam and help the Fleet hold on for the victory.
Fogle led Erskine at the plate going 3-4 with a double, home run, and two runs driven in while Chas Anthony was 2-4 with a run scored. Derek Anderson (4-0) picked up the win allowing two runs on seven hits in 4.1 innings of relief work and Pearson picked up his 10th save of the year allowing two runs (one earned) in two innings of work.
Game Two Pfeiffer 6, Erskine 4
Greg Huff led the second game off with a double and then later scored on a sacrifice fly by Bryan Fogle. The Falcons would take the lead in the second on a two run home run by Jesse Dunn. Erskine would tie the game in the bottom half of the inning on a run scoring single by Brandon Garrett and then they would take the lead the very next inning on a solo home run by Fogle.
The Falcons would take a 4-3 lead in the top of the fifth on a two run single by Hunter Boehme. Pfeiffer would add two more runs in the sixth with a two run home run by Preston Lyon to make it a 6-3 game. Zach McCarthy would hit a solo home run in the sixth to cut the lead to 6-4 but it wouldnt be enough as the Falcons held on for the victory.
Dunn led the Falcons on offense going 2-3 with a home run, double and two RBIs while Lyon and Boehme also had two runs driven in each. Austin Campbell (3-1) picked up the win allowing three runs (two earned) on seven hits in five innings of work and Andrew Oliver picked up his fourth save recording the final three outs of the game with the tying run on base.
Fogle once again led the Fleet going 2-2 with a home run and two runs batted in, while McCarthy was 3-3 with a home run and RBI. Russell Reid (6-4) took the loss allowing six runs on seven hits while striking out six in seven innings of work.


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SWANSBORO — It was clear from the opening kick Wednesday that Swansboro was — hand's down — the superior team in its NCHSAA 2-A girls' soccer playoff opener.
So after the Pirates scored five goals in just over a seven-minute span in the first half en rolling past North Brunswick 9-0, how does a coach evaluate his team's performance that saw the game called with 31:56 left because of the 9-goal mercy rule?
Or can he given the Pirates were so clearly the superior team against the Scorpions (6-13-1), who'll be joining the East Central Conference next year even as Swansboro leaves for the Coastal 3-A Conference as part of the state's realignment?
"You can definitely evaluate," Swansboro coach Doug Kidd said. "It's definitely a different type of game. We had a little bit of like a killer instinct for like a seven-, eight-minute period when we loaded up, what, five goals during that time.
"But I thought, for example, we didn't get enough players forward in the box to match how many they had sometimes on our crosses. And I thought also, too, our crosses were pretty poor sometimes, right at the goalkeeper or we played some out wide or some corners."
Wonder what the Pirates (18-5-1), the No. 2 seed out of the powerful ECC, will be working on as they prepare for the second round at home — date and time to be set — against Mid-State Conference No. 4 Eastern Randolph.
Eastern Randolph (10-5) beat Three Rivers Conference No. 1 St. Pauls 10-0.
"We definitely know what we need to work to improve our next performance," Kidd said.
But there was plenty to be pleased about as the Pirates, who had a 22-0 advantage in shots and so dominated possession that the Scorpions were in Swansboro's backfield only once — and that led to a free kick after a foul with 5:06 left in the opening half.
Five players scored for the Pirates, with four getting two goals apiece. They were seniors Brenna Kate Grass and Julianna Tucker, junior Kimberly Moore and freshman Tylor Ring, junior Katie Causey picked up the other goal.
And an assist was registered on every goal, with senior Ashley Neal picking up two.
"I think we started off sort of slow," said Grass, who got the first goal and the last one that ended the game early on a one-on-one with goalkeeper Hannah Stalnaker, who ended the game limping after an earlier collision with Grass.
"But then once we got a hang of it and realized that we needed to finish them off we played better as a team and we made more passes. I think in the beginning we were passing too much actually. But then we started being less unselfish."
The Pirates certainly knew early, if not beforehand, they were the better team. Even with that, they appeared focused and ready, it just took them some time to put the ball into the back of the net on a breezy late afternoon along the coast.
That Swansboro didn't overlook the Scorpions was, Grass said, "a good sign because we know that when we actually harder teams … it will make us better prepared for that so that we know we need to work harder against them."
Grass got the scoring going with 26:52 left in the opening period — and over the next 6:45 the Pirates added four more goals, two by Moore, the first off an assist from Grass, and one each by Ring and Tucker.
Causey picked up the sixth and final goal of the half with 11:08 left.
While Kidd saw plenty to work on, he also liked what he saw as well and was glad to get the opening playoff game in the win column.
"A lot of times just getting that first one underneath your belt and getting some momentum going (helps)," he said. "The girls can be a little nervous sometimes, but we definitely expected a little more out of them and I think we'll see that in the next round."
While Kidd no doubt knew the playoff opener shaped up as a lopsided affair, he said his game plan doesn't change.
"But you're just looking for the quick response and that killer instinct to put the game away quickly, and I think we at times showed that but at times we lacked that," Kidd said. "You don't want them (his players) looking at records and just deducing that they're going to win the match easily. I don't think we did that per se, but I do think we can focus better and come out a little stronger."
N. Brunswick 0 0 — 0
Swansboro 6 3 — 9
GOALS—SW: Grass 2, Moore2, Ring 2, Tucker 2, Causey 1. ASSISTS—SW: Neal 2, Moore1, Grass 1, Ring 1, Hartness 1, Thomas 1, Taylor 1, Tucker. IN GOAL—NB: Stalnaker (7 saves). SW: Green (0 saves) and Oriol (0 saves). SHOTS ON GOAL—NB 0, SW 22. CORNER KICKS—NB 0, SW 6. RECORDS—NB 6-13-1, season complete. SW 18-5-1, hosts Eastern Randolphin second round, TBA.


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Farmville, the Golden Rule & the Real You
For those of you who frequent Facebook, you may have run into, oh…I dunno, about 100,000 Farmville posts in your Facebook feed (btw..there are over 80 million players!). For those not familiar with Farmville, it's a virtual farming game with animals, crops and all the fixins, that about 10% of all Facebook members play. (BTW…A co-worker here at MonaVie said his Mom is addicted, and she actually sets the alarm to feed the "virtual" animals at 4 a.m., then goes back to sleep—Yikes!). You may have clicked on a Farmville post (you're not off the hook either Mafia Wars!) and even started to play the game, OR...if you're like me, you were constantly annoyed and had to hide it in your Facebook feed.
The Golden Rule
Since one of my jobs here at MonaVie is monitoring our online presence, every day I see what is being said by you and by others about MonaVie. The good. The bad. The ugly. Almost daily I think how can we communicate with others online more effectively? Are we essentially showing up in our friend's feed like a Farmville post, or other spammers? How would I want to be communicated with? I kept coming back to the Golden Rule as an answer to that very question. Before you post on social media channels, have you asked, "Is this how I'd want to be communicated with?" I asked myself what characteristics do I look for when connecting with someone (and I suggest you make a similar list—do it…do it now!) and quickly wrote down the first things that came to mind (start writing!). My quick initial responses were:
- Authenticity – someone who is real/honest
- Trustworthy
- Interesting
- Common interests
- Pleasant, humorous, positive
- Helpful
The Real You
I recently shared the article "Will the Real You Please Stand Up?" on MonaVie's Twitter feed and is a rather thought provoking article that questions if we are the same person online, as we are face-to-face? So who are you really? Do people know you as MonaVie, or for the real you? Are you a person or a brand first? After writing that list, I realized, those qualities are ones that I want others to perceive in me! My next question was, so how would others be able to find out that I have these qualities? I realized that to make real connections it's not going to happen in one post, or even 10, but that it takes time, and am I patient enough to get there? Are you? Comment below and let us know how you connect with others!
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Whidbey land trust buys Indian Point beachfront
A land trust buys 64 acres at Indian Point, including forest, tideland
Mark Mulligan / The Herald
David Close walks north along the section of beach recently acquired by the Whidbey Land Trust on the southwestern side of Whidbey Island near Dave Mackie County Park Monday morning.
A heron perches atop a rock as Mount Rainier looms in the background on the southwest side of Whidbey Island.
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A couple walk south along the section of beach recently acquired by the Whidbey Land Trust on the southwest side of Whidbey Island near Dave Mackie County Park Monday.
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Sunlight illuminates a tree in a forest recently acquired by the Whidbey Land Trust on Whidbey Island near Dave Mackie County Park Monday. The particular piece of forest is thought to have only been logged once.
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A spider web hangs inside a piece of forest recently acquired by the Whidbey Land Trust on Whidbey Island.
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David Close walks near a section of beach recently acquired by the Whidbey Land Trust on the southwest side of Whidbey Island near Dave Mackie County Park Monday. The stretch of land, which comprises tideland, beach and forest, will be preserved as wildlife habitat.
Indian Point can be seen in the background.
"That's 50 years ago and it looks the same," said Close, 65, who still lives near that same beach.
Now, he said, perhaps one of his descendants can pose for a similar photo 50 years from now and it will still look the same, thanks to the Whidbey Camano Land Trust's purchase of a large chunk of the beach and uplands.
The trust, a non-profit preservation group, recently cobbled together nearly $1.2 million to buy 64 acres at Indian Point, at the southwestern edge of the island, to keep the property from being developed.
The land features 2,100 feet of wild beach with sweeping views of the Olympic Mountains, Admiralty Inlet, Puget Sound, Mount Rainier and even the tops of the skyscrapers in downtown Seattle.
The purchase included 28 forested acres on top of the bluff and 36 acres of tidelands.
The property owner, a woman in her 80s who asked to remain anonymous, had been approached by a developer who wanted to build four homes on top of the 200-foot-high bluff, said Patricia Powell, executive director for the land trust.
While not a large development, the tree clearing and roads required for the homes would have torn out part of a century-old forest of large maples, cedars, firs and other trees. Bald eagles, osprey, Peregrine falcons and songbirds make their nests there.
It also would have increased the amount of water running down the bluffs, speeding up their erosion and throwing the beach's ecosystem out of whack, Powell said.
The wide, flat tidelands just off the beach are filled with eelgrass and provide a prime feeding-and-growing ground for juvenile salmon, she said.
The beach has long been used as a stop-off point for boaters, especially anglers, according to Close, whose family has owned property in the area since the '50s.
The tideflats are created by slow, gradual erosion of the bluffs -- about 5 inches a year.
"It's become increasingly rare to find this much beach with a pristine forest and eroding bluff above it that hasn't been touched," Powell said.
The seller's family once had a small house at the very north end of the beach property, but it burned down years ago. The family never rebuilt the house and never built on the uplands, Close said. The uplands were logged about 100 years ago but never were touched since, he said.
The forest, reached only through private property nearby, will be closed except for occasional guided tours, Powell said.
The beach is reached by crossing private tidelands from Dave Mackie County Park in Maxwelton, just to the north. Several homes line the beach between the park and the purchased property. The homeowners could legally prohibit access to the beach if they wanted to, but don't.
"All kinds of people walk this beach," Close said.
If the developer had purchased the tidelands, they could have closed off access to the beach, Powell said. The land trust will leave it open to the public.
Greg and Ann Lyle, who live to the east of the seller's upland property, donated $310,000 to the Whidbey Camano Land Trust to start the preservation process. The land trust, working with the state Department of Ecology, also obtained a $618,000 grant from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
That left $232,000 to raise to meet the total price of $1.16 million. Close and others helped get the word out to draw individual donations and $172,000 was rounded up.
The seller had set a deadline of Sept. 25 to complete the sale. Island County pitched in $60,000 the day before to seal the deal, Powell said.
"I'm just thrilled," Close said. "This is a very special place and to know it's going to be there forever is just terrific."
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The APA NY Metro Chapter's Economic Development Committee, in collaboration with the NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate, will present a panel discussion on Public-Private Mega-Projects Shaping the Region on Tuesday, June 29, 2010, from 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM. The event will take place at the NYU-SCPS Midtown Center @ 11 West 42nd Street, Room 421.
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WASHINGTON — Tennnnnn-hut, ladies! The next time Uncle Sam comes calling, he's probably going to want you, too.
The Obama administration's recent decision to lift the ban on women in combat has opened the door for a change in the law that currently compels only men between age 18 and 25 to register for a military draft, according to legal experts and military historians.
Never before has the country drafted women into military service, and neither the administration nor Congress is in a hurry to make them register for a future call-up. But, legally, they may have no other choice.
It is only constitutional to register men for a draft, the Supreme Court ruled more than three decades ago, because the reason for registration is to create a pool of potential combat troops should a national emergency demand a rapid increase in the size of the military. Women were excluded from serving in battlefield jobs, so there was no reason to register them for possible conscription into the armed forces, the court held.
Now that front-line infantry, armor, artillery and special operations jobs are open to female volunteers who can meet the physical requirements, it will be difficult for anyone to make a persuasive argument that women should continue to be exempt from registration, said Diane Mazur, a law professor at the University of Florida and a former Air Force officer.
"They're going to have to show that excluding women from the draft actually improves military readiness," Mazur said. "I just don't see how you can make that argument."
Groups that backed the end of the ban on women in combat also support including women in draft registration as a matter of basic citizenship. Women should have the same civic obligations as men, said Greg Jacob, a former Marine Corps officer and policy director for the Service Women's Action Network. "We see registration as another step forward in terms of equality and fairness," Jacob said.
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., supports draft registration for women, according to his spokeswoman. Rep. Howard "Buck" McKeon, R-
But if you're worried a draft notice is going to soon be in your mailbox, take a deep breath. There is no looming national crisis that makes a military draft likely.
A draft would be enormously unpopular; a new poll by
Americans overwhelmingly support allowing female volunteers to serve in ground combat roles by a 75-25 margin, according to the Quinnipiac poll. But the survey of 1,772 registered voters found them conflicted over mandated military service for women.
On the question of re-establishing a military draft, male and female voters said they were opposed, 65-28, according to the poll. If a draft were called, however, men backed the conscription of women as well as men, by 59-36, the poll said. But 48 percent of the women surveyed said they did not want women to be drafted while 45 percent said they should be.
Maj. Mary Jennings Hegar, a California Air National Guard pilot who served three tours in
But they can contribute in other ways if a crisis demands their service, said Hegar, who received a Purple Heart for wounds she suffered when her Medevac helicopter was shot at during a mission near
Hegar and three other female service members filed a lawsuit last year challenging the combat ban on the grounds that the policy unfairly blocked them from promotions and other advancements open to men. The suit did not address the question of draft registration for women.
"You can't pick and choose when equality should apply to you," Hegar said. "Making generalized statements like, 'Women are capable of being in combat' or 'Women are incapable of being in combat,' are equally ignorant. People are either competent or they're not competent."
For baby boomers in particular, talk of conscription stirs memories of the social and political upheaval of the late 1960s and early 1970s caused in large part by the unpopularity of the Vietnam war and the perceived unfairness of the draft. Research published in the late 1970s showed that men from low-income or disadvantaged backgrounds were more likely to fight in
"The American people lost confidence in the draft as a means of raising an army when it ceased to require equal sacrifice from everyone that was eligible to serve," said Bernard Rostker, a former director of the Selective Service System and the author of "I Want You! The Evolution of the All-Volunteer Force."
Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., has made several attempts over the past decade to reinstitute the draft on the grounds that a small fraction of
That hasn't stopped him from trying. Just this month, Rangel introduced another bring-back-the-draft bill that also would require women to register.
"Women have proven that they can do the very same tasks, military and non-military, that men can," Rangel said.
No one has been conscripted into the
The rules have been changed to make a future draft more equitable than it was during the
Men who don't register with the Selective Service System, an independent federal agency that prepares for a draft, can be charged with a felony and fined up to $250,000. But the Justice Department hasn't prosecuted anyone for that offense since 1986.
There can be other consequences, though. Failing to register can mean the loss of financial aid for college, being refused employment with the federal government, and denied
The Selective Service System maintains a database of nearly 17 million names of potential male draftees, yet the odds of a draft being called are remote, according to national security experts. Volunteers typically are more motivated, more disciplined and more physically fit than draftees. They're also more willing to re-enlist, which creates a more experienced force.
The Pentagon's top brass didn't push for a draft in 2005 when recruiting efforts slumped and they needed more troops for the expanding wars in
With formation of the all-volunteer force under way, President Gerald Ford ended the peacetime draft registration process in 1975. But after the
But Congress and certainly the country weren't ready for such a seismic cultural shift, and lawmakers refused to allow the registration of women.
Elaine Eidson, a mother of three sons and a daughter from
The Supreme Court's ruling came a year later and validated Congress' rejection of Carter's plan. The case that triggered the decision took a circuitous route to the high court. It was originally filed in federal court in
When Ford ended draft registration, Goldberg's case languished. Carter's decision to revive the process gave it new life. A district court ruled in favor of Goldberg, finding that the Selective Service Act unconstitutionally discriminated between men and women.
The federal government appealed and the Supreme Court reversed the lower court. Writing for the majority, Chief Justice William Rehnquist said that Congress "acted well within its constitutional authority to raise and regulate armies and navies when it authorized the registration of men and not women."
Goldberg is now 59 and a doctor living and practicing near
"As a 20-year-old, I wasn't trying to make history," Goldberg said. "All I was trying to do was to see that the Selective Service System be declared unconstitutional by one means or another. It seemed patently obvious to me that a woman could do a job as well as I could."


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BEST: Kate Beckinsale looked plaid perfect in Los Angles, rocking platform mules and skinny jeans with a luxe wrap.
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WORST: We loved Gwen Stefani's chicly chained cardigan, but those pleated pants just didn't do it for us!
BEST: Chelsea Clinton walked down the aisle with her presidential dad, looking impossibly gorgeous in a Vera Wang gown.
BEST: Rihanna left her Miami concert in sexy style, pairing a patterned mini skirt with a matching tank.
BEST: Eva Mendes was hot to trot in NYC, wearing a gorgeously colored flared mini with Brian Atwood heels and a Christian Dior bag.
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BEST: Liv Tyler rocked dramatic red lipstick with her plaid button down, for a bombshell look in NYC.
WORST: Nice pants, Steven Tyler!
WORST: Pamela Anderson showed off a little too much of her flawless bod in a see-through tank dress at David Hasselhoff's Comedy Central Roast.
BEST: Hayley Hasselhoff was on hand for her dad's Comedy Central Roast, wearing a craft LBD, which featured a sheer overlay detailing.
WORST: Nice feather boa, Hulk Hogan!
WORST: Nicole Eggert was not looking super sexy at David Hasselhoff's Comedy Central Roast, wearing an ill-fitting one-shouldered dress with metallic heels.
WORST: Where do we start, Leona Lewis? The brit songstress was a fashion faux pas from scarf to peep-toe, while out and about in London.
BEST: Ashley Greene looked purely pretty in a PureDKNY dress and nude heels at the 13th Annual Super Saturday Event.
WORST: We were shocked to see Tinsley Mortimer wear Converse kicks on the red carpet of the 13th Annual Super Saturday Event, especially because she paired them with a little girl's halter dress!
BEST: Hilary Rhoda was in supermodel style at the Ovarian Caver Research Fund QVC-sponsored Super Saturday 13 event in Watermill, New York wearing a beautiful blue maxi dress with embellished sandals and an oversized Balenciaga bag.
WORST: We love Rachel Zoe's bohochic style, but this caftan failed to flatter the super stylist's figure.
WORST: We loved Kim Kardashian's ensemble, which consisted of a cowl-necked sleeveless top, pleated coral skirt and nude belt, but her leopard Christian Louboutin Madame Butterfly heels totally clashed with the look. The reality show star was at the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund QVC-sponsored Super Saturday 13 event in Watermill, New York.
WORST: Hasn't Scott Disick heard the saying "Real men don't wear pink"?
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Antro-duodenal Motility Study
Medical Author:
Jay W. Marks, MD
Jay W. Marks, MD
Jay W. Marks, MD, is a board-certified internist and gastroenterologist. He graduated from Yale University School of Medicine and trained in internal medicine and gastroenterology at UCLA/Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
Medical Editor:
William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
What is an antro-duodenal motility study?
An antro-duodenal motility study is used to evaluate the ability of the muscles of the stomach and the first portion of the small intestine (duodenum) to contract. Conditions in which there is abnormal contraction of the muscles of the stomach and the small intestine are referred to as motility disorders. Therefore, an antro-duodenal motility study is used to identify motility disorders.
When is an antro-duodenal motility study used?
An antro-duodenal motility study is used to diagnose a motility disorder of the stomach or small intestine, that is, a condition of abnormal function of the muscles of the stomach and/or small intestine. Such abnormal function usually is suspected when there are symptoms and signs of obstruction to the flow of food through the stomach and intestines. These symptoms usually are nausea, vomiting, and intestinal distention (enlargement). The obstruction is a direct result of the inability of the abnormally functioning muscles to propel food through the stomach and intestines. One common cause of motility disorders of the stomach and intestines is diabetes mellitus.
How is an antro-duodenal motility study done?
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Keo.co.za brings you news from the Currie Cup.
Lions turn down Soccer City move – The Lions have rejected an offer to make Soccer City their official home stadium, and will continue being based at Ellis Park.
The GLRU and Stadium Management South Africa (SMSA) sent out a joint press release on Monday, confirming that negotiations for a possible stadium switch fell through.
'We were informed by the Lions that discussions between us have concluded and that our offer was not acceptable to the Lions and that Ellis Park will remain the home of the Lions. We are hugely disappointed that the Lions turned down our offer to host its Currie Cup and Super Rugby home fixtures at the Soccer City Complex', said SMSA CEO Jacques Grobbelaar.
Lions president Kevin de Klerk added: 'We have fantastic rugby matches coming to Ellis Park and look forward to seeing the home of the Golden Lions packed to capacity on a regular basis.
'The Lions will pursue any reservations about the stadium's locality and will continue to provide a friendly, pleasing environment as has been done over the past few years.'
Habana extends WP stay – Bryan Habana has signed a three-year contract extension with WP and the Stormers.
The 28-year-old has been linked with moves to France and Japan this year, but the Springbok wing has decided to remain in Cape Town after his current contract expires at the end of the season. It has been reported that he will be paid less than his initial Province deal over the next three years.
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High Point, NC Ė Conference Carolinas Menís Tennis Coaches have voted Limestone College as the top menís tennis team coming into the 2014 season. The Pfeiffer men's team was selected to finish third in the league.
With a No. 37 national ranking to start this season and coming off of their first NCAA Tournament win and first Conference Carolinas Tournament Championship a year ago, Limestone has been picked atop the leagueís annual poll.
Following a heartbreaking loss in the semifinals of the 2013 Conference Carolinas Tournament and a fourth place finish in conference play, the Pfeiffer University menís tennis team has been picked to finish behind Limestone and Mount Olive.† Returning nearly an entire roster of players that finished the 2013 season with records of 12-7 overall and 6-4 in the conference, the Falcons are poised for a deep run into the postseason.
One of those returning players, a 2013 All-Conference First Team selection, is sophomore Loic Minery.† Finishing the season with only two singles losses, Minery went 14-0 in non-conference play and 14-2 overall.† Minery began the 2013 season on a nine-game win streak, won five of his last six singles matches, and finished 8-2 in conference play.† Also a force in doubles play, Minery went 15-2 overall and won his last six doubles matches.
Minery will get help from junior Stephen Miller who finished the 2013 season with an overall record of 10-4 and a conference record consisting of five wins and three losses.† Miller wrapped up 2013 victorious in seven of his last nine singles matches.† At the helm of the Falcon program is first year head coach Justin Fainter.† Fainter comes to Pfeiffer following two stellar years as the tennis coach at Roanoke College.
Erskine finished fourth in the poll with King fifth followed by Barton, North Greenville, Belmont Abbey, and Lee-McRae College respectively rounding-out the poll standings.
Conference Carolinas Menís Indoor Track & Field Pre-Season Poll† (# of First Place Votes in Parenthesis)†
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Intel CEO and president Paul Otellini, 62, has apparently tired of beating back the dragons that periodically threaten to devour the company and has decided to retire early.
Intel CEOs have all previously stepped down when they were 65, when retirement is mandatory, with their designated replacement clear. This is not the case this time.
The board, reportedly surprised by his decision, asked him to hang around for six months while it searches for his successor and starts an "orderly" transition. He will leave in May, his anniversary.
When Otellini got the job seven-and-a-half years ago, AMD was eating its lunch in servers, having run off 25% of the market, and Intel was facing massive antitrust suits on both side of the pond. Otellini was forced to restructure the company, change its chip architecture, beat back AMD with its own truncheon and settle the AMD-inspired antitrust complaints.
As a result Intel, a manufacturing marvel now worth $50 billion a year, is clearly master of the high end, but is currently threatened by the industry's shift to mobile, where ARM is king, and where clouds may be potentially filled with ARM-based microservers, which is why Intel stock has stagnated.
Qualcomm is now deemed the most valuable semiconductor company.
Intel's third-quarter profits fell 14% on revenues down 5.5% and, what with PCs being cannibalized by tablets and smartphones, higher operating expenses and the state of the macroeconomy, even in emerging countries, it is scaling back production significantly this quarter.
In a statement Otellini said, "It's time to move on and transfer Intel's helm to a new generation of leadership. I look forward to working with Andy [Bryant, Intel's chairman], the board and the management team during the six-month transition period, and to being available as an advisor to management after retiring as CEO."
The board, which claims it will look inside and outside the company for a replacement - something it has never done before - has isolated an internal selection pool of three people all just promoted executive VP: Renee James, head of Intel's software business; Brian Krzanich, COO and head of worldwide manufacturing; and Stacy Smith, CFO and director of corporate strategy. All of them are Intel lifers, including James, the only woman in the bunch.
Although it would be almost unthinkable for Intel to recruit on the outside, the board is dominated by independent directors, an inheritance from Otellini's predecessor Craig Barrett.
Otellini is only the fifth CEO Intel has had in its 45-year history and the first non-engineer to get the job. It is a complex place and trusts its own. Otellini, for instance, has been there for 40 years.
With major technology companies and startups seriously embracing IoT strategies, now is the perfect time to attend @ThingsExpo in Silicon Valley. Learn what is going on, contribute to the discussions, and ensure that your enterprise is as "IoT-Ready" as it can be! Internet of @ThingsExpo, taking place Nov 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, is co-located with 17th Cloud Expo and will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most profound change in personal an...
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The security devil is always in the details of the attack: the ones you've endured, the ones you prepare yourself to fend off, and the ones that, you fear, will catch you completely unaware and defenseless. The Internet of Things (IoT) is nothing if not an endless proliferation of details. It's the vision of a world in which continuous Internet connectivity and addressability is embedded into a growing range of human artifacts, into the natural world, and even into our smartphones, appliances, and physical persons. In the IoT vision, every new "thing" - sensor, actuator, data source, data con...
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Buzzword alert: Microservices and IoT at a DevOps conference? What could possibly go wrong? In this Power Panel at DevOps Summit, moderated by Jason Bloomberg, the leading expert on architecting agility for the enterprise and president of Intellyx, panelists will peel away the buzz and discuss the important architectural principles behind implementing IoT solutions for the enterprise. As remote IoT devices and sensors become increasingly intelligent, they become part of our distributed cloud environment, and we must architect and code accordingly. At the very least, you'll have no problem fil...
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IoT is still a vague buzzword for many people. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Mike Kavis, Vice President & Principal Cloud Architect at Cloud Technology Partners, discussed the business value of IoT that goes far beyond the general public's perception that IoT is all about wearables and home consumer services. He also discussed how IoT is perceived by investors and how venture capitalist access this space. Other topics discussed were barriers to success, what is new, what is old, and what the future may hold. Mike Kavis is Vice President & Principal Cloud Architect at Cloud Technology Pa...
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Disruptive macro trends in technology are impacting and dramatically changing the "art of the possible" relative to supply chain management practices through the innovative use of IoT, cloud, machine learning and Big Data to enable connected ecosystems of engagement. Enterprise informatics can now move beyond point solutions that merely monitor the past and implement integrated enterprise fabrics that enable end-to-end supply chain visibility to improve customer service delivery and optimize supplier management. Learn about enterprise architecture strategies for designing connected systems tha...
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There's Big Data, then there's really Big Data from the Internet of Things. IoT is evolving to include many data possibilities like new types of event, log and network data. The volumes are enormous, generating tens of billions of logs per day, which raise data challenges. Early IoT deployments are relying heavily on both the cloud and managed service providers to navigate these challenges. In her session at Big Data Expo®, Hannah Smalltree, Director at Treasure Data, discussed how IoT, Big Data and deployments are processing massive data volumes from wearables, utilities and other machines...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that the "First Containers & Microservices Conference" will take place June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City. The "Second Containers & Microservices Conference" will take place November 3-5, 2015, at Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA. Containers and microservices have become topics of intense interest throughout the cloud developer and enterprise IT communities.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that MetraTech, now part of Ericsson, has been named "Silver Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9–11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York, NY. Ericsson is the driving force behind the Networked Society- a world leader in communications infrastructure, software and services. Some 40% of the world's mobile traffic runs through networks Ericsson has supplied, serving more than 2.5 billion subscribers.
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The 4th International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 17th International Cloud Expo - to be held November 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA - announces that its Call for Papers is open. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the biggest idea since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago.
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The 17th International Cloud Expo has announced that its Call for Papers is open. 17th International Cloud Expo, to be held November 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, brings together Cloud Computing, APM, APIs, Microservices, Security, Big Data, Internet of Things, DevOps and WebRTC to one location. With cloud computing driving a higher percentage of enterprise IT budgets every year, it becomes increasingly important to plant your flag in this fast-expanding business opportunity. Submit your speaking proposal today!
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Since 2008 and for the first time in history, more than half of humans live in urban areas, urging cities to become "smart." Today, cities can leverage the wide availability of smartphones combined with new technologies such as Beacons or NFC to connect their urban furniture and environment to create citizen-first services that improve transportation, way-finding and information delivery. In her session at @ThingsExpo, Laetitia Gazel-Anthoine, CEO of Connecthings, will focus on successful use cases.
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The explosion of connected devices / sensors is creating an ever-expanding set of new and valuable data. In parallel the emerging capability of Big Data technologies to store, access, analyze, and react to this data is producing changes in business models under the umbrella of the Internet of Things (IoT). In particular within the Insurance industry, IoT appears positioned to enable deep changes by altering relationships between insurers, distributors, and the insured. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Michael Sick, a Senior Manager and Big Data Architect within Ernst and Young's Financial Servi...
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The recent trends like cloud computing, social, mobile and Internet of Things are forcing enterprises to modernize in order to compete in the competitive globalized markets. However, enterprises are approaching newer technologies with a more silo-ed way, gaining only sub optimal benefits. The Modern Enterprise model is presented as a newer way to think of enterprise IT, which takes a more holistic approach to embracing modern technologies.
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17th Cloud Expo, taking place Nov 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. Cloud computing is now being embraced by a majority of enterprises of all sizes. Yesterday's debate about public vs. private has transformed into the reality of hybrid cloud: a recent survey shows that 74% of enterprises have a hybrid cloud strategy. Meanwhile, 94% of enterprises are using some form of XaaS – software, platform, and infrastructure as a service.
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One of the biggest impacts of the Internet of Things is and will continue to be on data; specifically data volume, management and usage. Companies are scrambling to adapt to this new and unpredictable data reality with legacy infrastructure that cannot handle the speed and volume of data. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Don DeLoach, CEO and president of Infobright, will discuss how companies need to rethink their data infrastructure to participate in the IoT, including: Data storage: Understanding the kinds of data: structured, unstructured, big/small? Analytics: What kinds and how responsiv...
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The Workspace-as-a-Service (WaaS) market will grow to $6.4B by 2018. In his session at 16th Cloud Expo, Seth Bostock, CEO of IndependenceIT, will begin by walking the audience through the evolution of Workspace as-a-Service, where it is now vs. where it going. To look beyond the desktop we must understand exactly what WaaS is, who the users are, and where it is going in the future. IT departments, ISVs and service providers must look to workflow and automation capabilities to adapt to growing demand and the rapidly changing workspace model.
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From telemedicine to smart cars, digital homes and industrial monitoring, the explosive growth of IoT has created exciting new business opportunities for real time calls and messaging. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Ivelin Ivanov, CEO and Co-Founder of Telestax, shared some of the new revenue sources that IoT created for Restcomm – the open source telephony platform from Telestax. Ivelin Ivanov is a technology entrepreneur who founded Mobicents, an Open Source VoIP Platform, to help create, deploy, and manage applications integrating voice, video and data. He is the co-founder of TeleStax, a...
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The Internet of Things (IoT) promises to evolve the way the world does business; however, understanding how to apply it to your company can be a mystery. Most people struggle with understanding the potential business uses or tend to get caught up in the technology, resulting in solutions that fail to meet even minimum business goals. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jesse Shiah, CEO / President / Co-Founder of AgilePoint Inc., showed what is needed to leverage the IoT to transform your business. He discussed opportunities and challenges ahead for the IoT from a market and technical point of vie...
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Sensor-enabled things are becoming more commonplace, precursors to a larger and more complex framework that most consider the ultimate promise of the IoT: things connecting, interacting, sharing, storing, and over time perhaps learning and predicting based on habits, behaviors, location, preferences, purchases and more. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Tom Wesselman, Director of Communications Ecosystem Architecture at Plantronics, will examine the still nascent IoT as it is coalescing, including what it is today, what it might ultimately be, the role of wearable tech, and technology gaps stil...
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DevOps tends to focus on the relationship between Dev and Ops, putting an emphasis on the ops and application infrastructure. But that's changing with microservices architectures. In her session at DevOps Summit, Lori MacVittie, Evangelist for F5 Networks, will focus on how microservices are changing the underlying architectures needed to scale, secure and deliver applications based on highly distributed (micro) services and why that means an expansion into "the network" for DevOps.
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Students interested in pursuing graduate degrees in medicine (M.D. and D.O.) and other health-related professions (e.g., chiropractic, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, physician assistant, podiatry or veterinary medicine) gain a strong background in the sciences and liberal arts at the University of Mary. Students are provided opportunities, both in and out of the classroom, to participate in experiences that will enhance their pre-professional preparation. Examples include participation in the many leadership, learning, and service activities available through membership in the Math/Science Association and other service organizations.
Research seminars, panel discussions, and practice interviews are made available to students. In addition, some upper level courses require independent research projects and students may pursue independent study research projects in conjunction with area research institutions. The University also assists students in preparation for the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) and the pre-professional exams in other health care fields. Because professional schools' entrance requirements vary widely, students are urged to contact the professional school they wish to attend to assure that they have taken all of the prerequisite classes to meet program requirements.
When the following courses have been completed with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5, the student will receive a notation of the appropriate pre-health care concentration on his/her transcript (options include Pre-Med, Pre-Chiropractic, Pre-Dental, Pre-Optometry, Pre-Physician Assistant, Pre-Podiatry, and Pre-Vet).
Concentration in Pre-Health Care Areas: BIO 103, 106, 311; CHE 111, 112, 217, 318; MAT 103 (or higher); PHY 203, 304. These courses are strongly recommended: BIO 207, 208; CHE 310; ENG 302.


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England ended their Six Nations campaign with a comprehensive 30-9 victory over Ireland in London.
There was no sense that the sides' intensity and ambition was affected by Wales' earlier title-securing win. Indeed they were brutal at the gainline, driving runners back with force and in the process dislodging the ball many times. Certainly the torrential showers that fell on Twickenham throughout the Test contributed to this but the poor ball protection in contact ensured the contest never settled into a flow and tempo.
England lead 9-6 at the break, Owen Farrell trading penalties with Jonathan Sexton. However, Ireland had enough possession in England's 22m to have been in a better position on the scoreboard at that point. But they were wasteful, predictable and unimaginative and as a result were easily repelled.
England weren't much better in this regard for 50 minutes of the match, their phase play laboured and their attacks often lateral. Their scrum, however, was vastly superior and their breakdown contest rabid which earned them regular shots at goal.
Tom Croft butchered an excellent scoring opportunity early in the second half but England took the ascendency going into the final quarter when they were awarded a penalty try. Farrell converted to go with an earlier penalty and added another three pointer shortly thereafter to give England a comfortable 22-9 lead.
Ireland's scrum capitulated under the pressure exerted by England's eight and you sensed their resolve reversed as quickly as their shove. They never looked like mounting a late comeback and England and when England massacred them yet again at scrum time, earning another penalty, Ben Youngs quick tapped and caught Ireland in a deep slumber to score.
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The Islanders were aided by a 5-on-3 for a minute, 38 seconds. But Rask, making his first start of the season, looked up to the challenge and didn't allow many second chances.
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