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Kendra Wilkinson for Senate? Maybe in a Few Years
Bayh recently announced he would not seek an additional term in the senate, and several radio stations in Indianapolis reportedly asked their listeners to call in with suggestions as to who should take his seat, The Examiner reports.
A number of callers chimed in with Kendra's name, since the reality starlet is a resident thanks to her husband Hank Baskett, who plays for the Indianapolis Colts.
Although Wilkinson is six years too young to run, we asked her what she thought about a possible political career. "Oh yeah. I would change a lot in this world, let me tell you that," she told PopEater while laughing.
She joked that her upcoming plans include a run for the senate.
Kendra and Hank's lives as new parents will be chronicled on the second season of their hit show 'Kendra,' which returns on March 14.
- Thursday 18 FebruaryBy d.j
This ditsy goofball knows nothing but how to give an old geezer a blowjob.
- Thursday 18 FebruaryBy PHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Legally, Kendra could not run for the U.S. Senate, since she is only 24 years old (or 25, but that's beyond the point). The Constitution states that "no person who is below the age of 30 years shall be a candidate for the United States Senate."
- Thursday 18 FebruaryBy ljsurf322
Yeah...and that's mentioned in the article. Doesn't anyone READ anymore?
- Thursday 18 FebruaryBy Robert Green
Sarah Palin's running mate........ DUMB & DUMBER!!!
- Thursday 18 February
It was a joke and Kendra wasn't being serious anyways and I doubt that she wouldn't want to run anyways. Who in there right mind wants to run for congress & senate anyways I wouldn't and I have no plans to ever run for public office of any kind. Plus I don't want to get bashed in the ad's either.
- Thursday 18 FebruaryBy frank
- Thursday 18 FebruaryBy randi
Seriously, sex up a black athlete, video tape it, leak that, get in the rag mags, get a reality show, go on talk shows, write a book, get endorsements, and laugh all the way to the bank. What really bothers me is these idiots consider themselves "stars". I don't know why people accept sexploits, fake boobs, fake hair, fake intelligence, and fake lives as something to aspire to. Sad Sad Sad for our young girls/women.
- Thursday 18 FebruaryBy john
Perfect Vice Presidential material.
- Thursday 18 February
Is there a requirement that you have to know how to read to be in politics? She would fit right in way down south in Indiana. She even has to have the funnies read to her. The only one rooting for her is Bill Clinton.
- Thursday 18 FebruaryBy joeyb331
She's smarter than Palin, Well thats not saying much!!!!
- Thursday 18 FebruaryBy jceasars911
Just what we need a coalburner in office! Too bad hank fumbled that kick-off in the superbowl! Maybe if he had thought of that ball as a bucket of kfc, he would have recovered the ball and kept the colts in the game!
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- Friday 19 FebruaryBy tony
i dont know what old hank was thinkin you cant turn a hoe into a housewife
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Ohedron42
HAG! STUPID, stupid, hag. Shut up and go kill yourself.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Dvilla
Viagra sales to Senators!!! Wish I had that franchise. The playwhore will really have the Senators playing hardball.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy m dub
I'm losing faith in are political system already. Kendra makes senator, Then I'm moving to another country
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy lisamarie
Kendra will probably do better than most of the idiots already in the Senate! I'd vote for her...the Senate needs to get rid of the John McCains and move this country forward!
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy who cares
The only way brain she has is between her legs, and apparently she only likes black brain surgery. Now that they had a kid we have another half breed out there in society.
- Friday 19 FebruaryBy Joey S.
Hey, don't laugh at kendra. She may be as bright as a "two - by - four," but she is laughing all the way to the bank. She had a sexual encounter, had it video - taped, wrote a book, probably had some ghost writer write it and he or she put pictures in it, has a mindless waste of time show, and married ex - Indianapolis Colts' and ex - Philadelphia Eagles' punt returner and kick returner Hank Basket. Think about it this way, by us writing about her, it keeps her name in the press. She is a publicity wh#re, but that is what keeps her name in the papers even if it is negative. Her handlers are geniuses.
To use a phrase "she's as dumb as a fox."
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February 27 – March 1, 2015 marks our annual Homecoming Weekend for all Dental Medicine alumni.
The weekend is action-packed beginning with a cocktail reception hosted by Dr. Sanders and Dr. David Cole, MUSC president, at the Charleston Country Club. Continuing education offered by Dental Medicine faculty and a Lowcountry Oyster Roast and Boil are on tap for Saturday with a golf tournament hosted by ASDA/DSAC wrapping up the weekend on Sunday.
We hope you'll make plans to join us. Online registration and more located at
James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine
College of Dental Medicine News
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February 27 – March 1, 2015 marks our annual Homecoming Weekend for all Dental Medicine alumni.
Former maintenance supervisor and wife leave behind $400K to fund dental scholarships
By Allyson Crowell
Office of Development and Alumni Affairs
Because of maintenance supervisor Harry Tetrick, employees knew how to take care of equipment at the MUSC College of Dental Medicine, and it lasted.
In fact, because of Mr. Tetrick, one MUSC dental assistant had the oldest Vac-U-Spat dental stone mixer in the country.
And because of Mr. Tetrick, the College of Dental Medicine recently received its largest gift to support scholarships in the school's history -- $400,000 from his estate.
Dr. John Sanders, dean of the college, stood before a plaque in honor of Mr. Tetrick and his wife, Adela, at a reception earlier this month and said, "I wish I had known him." Dr. Sanders said Mr. Tetrick reminded him of the Johnny Cash song "I've Been Everywhere."
Mr. Tetrick was born in 1911 in rural Montana. He joined the Navy in 1928 and served a 28-year career that took him to the Pacific Theater during World War II. He also was stationed across the country and in Guam and in Puerto Rico.
Along the way, he met his wife, a West Virginia native, who followed him everywhere but out to sea. She even took work in a California shipyard during World War II.
After he retired from the Navy, Mr. Tetrick went to work at MUSC in 1960. He joined the College of Dental Medicine in 1969, where he spent the next decade.
Students knew him as the man who could fix almost anything and who wasted nothing. He preferred to recover and repair old equipment rather than buying something new. Mr. Tetrick kept all the school's dental equipment on a regular maintenance schedule and taught new employees how to take care of it – but they had to prove themselves.
"I was honored to be given my own set of tools," said Gail Ward, who met Mr. Tetrick when she went to work as a dental assistant at MUSC in 1976. She said that Mr. Tetrick, although older than most other employees, worked faster. And despite holding employees to exacting professional standards, Mr. Tetrick always was generous. He and Mrs. Tetrick brought zucchini bread for his colleagues each year around the holidays.
"It was a privilege to know him. Even when you mention him today, there's always a smile, and that is the best compliment," Ward said. "We missed him for many years and, after his departure, you would hear someone say, if Mr. Tetrick were here, he could fix it."
Betty Ochoa, a retired instructor at the college, said no one ever called him by his first name. "It was always Mr. Tetrick, and that was the respect that he commanded."
One dental instructor even asked Mr. Tetrick to lecture students on how to maintain equipment. That lesson became a part of the annual curriculum for new dental students.
After he retired in 1979, Mr. Tetrick stayed busy. He taught Sunday school at Ashley River Baptist Church, where he and Mrs. Tetrick mentored disadvantaged and disabled children. Mrs. Tetrick served on the collections committee at their church and as Sunday school secretary for four decades. Mr. Tetrick, an outdoors enthusiast who had a pilot's license, took the kids camping and flying.
Although the Tetricks had no children together, they treated their neighbor's son, Dr. Jim Strom, as if he were their own.
The Tetricks visited Dr. Strom and his wife at their home in Clemson, always with Tiger flags flying on their Toyota Camry. Mr. Tetrick said that, if he died first, he wanted Dr. Strom to take care of his wife.
Following Mr. Tetrick's death in 1992, church members and a neighbor became Mrs. Tetrick's caregivers, and they kept Dr. Strom updated on her condition. Whenever medical needs arose, Dr. Strom and his wife drove down to help out for more than a decade. Toward the end of her life, Mrs. Tetrick also asked Dr. Strom for a final favor: She asked him to handle the Tetrick estate when she died.
Specifically, Mrs. Tetrick wanted to endow a scholarship at the MUSC College of Dental Medicine in her late husband's memory. "They loved children, and Adela wanted to do this in his honor," Dr. Strom said.
Mrs. Tetrick died last summer at age 97. The gift from the Tetrick estate will provide a scholarship to several first-year dental students annually and ensure that, even though they can't hear his lecture on proper equipment maintenance, they still will learn a thing or two from Mr. Tetrick.
MUSC College of Dental Medicine recently participated in the annual Dental Access Days "DAD", an event sponsored by the South Carolina Dental Association in which volunteer dentists, dental students, faculty and staff team up and provide free dental care to the underserved. The service was held in Rock Hill, South Carolina, August 7-9, 2014.
By the numbers….
- 150 Dentists from across South Carolina
- 6-8 CDM Faculty
- 3 CDM Staff
- Over 60 CDM Students
- 5 CDM AEGD Residents
- 4 Oral Surgery Residents
- Over 1,400 patients were seen and care provided
- Over $950,000.00 of free services were rendered
Services included…
- Fillings
- Extractions
- Root Canals
- CADCAM Crowns
- Partial Dentures
- Cleanings
In all, Dental Access Days 2014 was a huge success! Thank you to all involved and most importantly, thank you to the individuals who sought out help and waited patiently in line. It's events like this that humble all of us, but it's the individuals of whom we cross paths with and help that make our profession such a treasure.
* Photo Credit - SCDA (Face Book Page)
CDM Congratulates Faculty Member
The James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine congratulates faculty member: Michael G. Schmidt, Ph.D. on his recent achievement.
Dr. Schmidt, vice chairman of Microbiology and Immunology, recently was elected to fellowship in the American Academy of Microbiology. This prestigious honor recognizes those who have made significant contributions to the field of Microbiology. Dr. Schmidt, was recognized at the Academy Fellows Luncheon and meeting at the 114th ASM General Meeting in Boston, Massachusetts, on May 20, 2014.
Staff Reports. (2014, August 1). Immunology director elected to Microbiology Academy fellowship. The Catalyst, p.11.
Photo Credit: Michael G. Schmidt, Ph.D.
On Monday, June 30, 2014, one of our most respected faculty members, Dr. James A. Rivers retired after 34 years of service to the James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine.
During his tenure as chairman, Dr. Rivers shaped the Department of Oral Rehabilitation into one of the most successful teaching programs in the country. He dedicated his life to the dental profession and made it better for all of us. Dr. Rivers played a tremendous role in shaping the lives and careers of those of us who are fortunate enough to count him as a friend, colleague, teacher and mentor.
Dr. Rivers is not only highly regarded for his expertise in our profession, he is also famous for dishing up some fantastic southern barbeque! Thank you, Dr. Rivers, for all you have done for the College of Dental Medicine. You will be missed!

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Theorists of Modernist Poetry
T.S. Eliot, T.E. Hulme, Ezra Pound
By Rebecca Beasley
Series Editor: Robert Eaglestone
Routledge – 2007 – 148 pages
Series: Routledge Critical Thinkers
Routledge – 2007 – 148 pages
Series: Routledge Critical Thinkers
Modernist poetry heralded a radical new aesthetic of experimentation, pioneering new verse forms and subjects, and changing the very notion of what it meant to be a poet. This volume examines T.S. Eliot, T.E. Hulme and Ezra Pound, three of the most influential figures of the modernist movement, and argues that we cannot dissociate their bold, inventive poetic forms from their profoundly engaged theories of social and political reform.
Tracing the complex theoretical foundations of modernist poetics, Rebecca Beasley examines:
This volume offers invaluable insight into the modernist movement, as well as demonstrating the deep influence of the three poets on the shape and values of the discipline of English Literature itself. Theorists of Modernist Poetry is relevant not only to students of modernism, but to all those with an interest in why we study, teach, read and evaluate literature the way we do.
'No one can understand the revolution that was Modernism in Anglo-America without some familiarity with the theoretical and critical writings of Eliot and Pound—and before them, T. E. Hulme … Rebecca Beasley's Theorists of Modernist Poetry provides newcomers to this field with an excellent introduction to the complex strains that inform the poetic theories in question and argues convincingly that, however problematic the later politics of Eliot and Pound, the legacy of their poetics remains crucial today.' – Marjorie Perloff, Stanford University
"In addition to their experimental poetry, says Beasley (English and humanities, U. of London), the three towering figures of early 20th-century English literature are important as the primary theorists of the modernist tradition. She traces the formation of the literary values they established and disseminated through critical essays and editorial authority." -- Book News Inc., August 2008
Why Eliot, Hulme and Pound? Key Ideas 1. Modes of Aestheticism: Early Influences 2. Philosophical Details: The Image and the Objective Correlative 3. Classicism and the Critique of Democracy 4. The Historical Sense 5. The Great War and the Long Poem 6. Modernism and the Ideal Society After Eliot, Hulme and Pound Further Reading
Rebecca Beasley teaches in the School of English and Humanities, Birkbeck, University of London, and is the author of Ezra Pound and the Visual Culture of Modernism (2007).
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Description: By Rebecca BeasleySeries Editor: Robert Eaglestone. Modernist poetry heralded a radical new aesthetic of experimentation, pioneering new verse forms and subjects, and changing the very notion of what it meant to be a poet. This volume examines T.S. Eliot, T.E. Hulme and Ezra Pound, three of the most...
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Have the courage to live. Anyone can die. While most buckle under slightest pressure, here is a boy who is prepared to face the challenges of life with just one hand and no legs. Surely it takes a lot of nerve and pluck. And Shaik Attaullah has it in abundance.
Attaullah, 15, lost his right hand and lower limbs in a freak fire mishap when he was just seven years. Like any other kid he was playing with abandon when his kite got stuck in a tree.
Attaullah took an iron rod lying on his house terrace to retrieve the kite little knowing the danger he was exposing himself to. He took the full blast of the HT wires passing under the tree. "His right hand burnt like a candle immediately", recalls his father, Shaik Zakaullah in a trembling voice.
Doctors at the Gandhi Hospital, where the boy was treated, later amputated both his legs to save his life. In the last seven years both Attaullah and his parents have suffered a lot but have not given up hopes. The boy's determination to face the challenge is what gave them courage. Fortune favours the brave. Though down with a severe disability, Attaullah doesn't want it to come in the way of his studies. Intelligent and hardworking, he passed the SSC examination this year with flying colours. He scored 90 percent marks, something many well bodied kids fail to accomplish. Now he is pursuing Intermediate first year at Loyola Academy in old Alwal. Of course he has learnt to do everything with his left hand. Attaullah's zest for life is amazing. He comes across as a person who doesn't want to settle for less in life. He wants to become a civil servant – nothing less. "With just one hand I can't be an engineer or a doctor. Therefore I want to be a civil servant and serve the society", says Attaullah. He is aware of the hard work required to crack IAS and is ready for it. His father deserves all the credit for carrying him to the college and back, a distance of 5 km from his house in Chintal in Jeedimetla.


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Norwich midfielder Korey Smith has been ruled out of the game with fellow high-flyers Leeds.
The 19-year-old sustained an ankle injury from a heavy challenge by Reading's Jem Karacan at the end of last Saturday's controversial 3-3 draw at the Madejski Stadium.
Matthew Gill, who would have been a possible replacement, is also out with a calf injury which has left manager Paul Lambert short of options in midfield.
Defender Michael Nelson and midfielder Andrew Surman are not yet ready to return despite playing in a behind-closed-doors reserve game against Ipswich during the week while Adam Drury (calf) is still absent.
Lambert has revealed he has been looking to bring in a midfielder on loan in time for the game but admitted it was "more unlikely than likely to happen".
However, Lambert is boosted by the availability of captain Grant Holt after he had his red card at Reading rescinded at an FA hearing on Tuesday following an appeal.
The game is a 26,300 sell-out and will set a new all-seater record for the stadium and Lambert added: "The crowd will make the game. They'll come in their thousands and it's got the makings of a great game."
Simon Grayson must decide whether to recall Luciano Becchio for the game or retain Davide Somma up front.
Becchio was named among the substitutes last week, but stepped off the bench to score a second-half hat-trick in the 3-1 win over Bristol City, while Somma made his international bow for South Africa in midweek and could be rested.
Another striker, Ross McCormack, staked his claim for a place in Grayson's side with a hat-trick for the reserves in midweek.
Grayson has no new injury or suspension problems as his side chase a fourth straight league win away from Elland Road, with only defender Patrick Kisnorbo (knee) currently receiving treatment.
Richard Naylor came through 90 minutes for the second string unscathed following a knee injury and goalkeeper Shane Higgs is challenging again following a hamstring injury.


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Northern Territory Offshore Net and Line Fishery - Agency submission October 2010
Agency submission for environmental assessment under the EPBC Act
Northern Territory Department of Resources, 2010
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The current export approval for the ONLF is valid until 28 November 2010 and the fishery is now due for assessment for ongoing export accreditation. The Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities received a submission – Northern Territory Offshore Net and Line Fishery Wildlife Trade Operation (WTO) Certification – Final Report August 2010 from the Department of Resources, Northern Territory Government in August 2010. The report has been prepared to address the Australian Government Guidelines for the Ecologically Sustainable Management of Fisheries, 2nd edition (the Guidelines) and to provide updates on the implementation of recommendations made in the original SEWPaC assessment. The submission will be used to assess the operation of the fishery for the purposes of Parts 13 and 13A of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act).
Consideration will be given to:
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Can we define the SMTP server port number in Servicedesk 7??
Can we define the SMTP server Port number in Servicedesk 7?? we are using it on POrt 2525, so we want to change the port number. Any Ideas...??
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The spot to configure the port should be right under the spot where you configure the smtp server but it is not. You need to make a small change to a Workflow.
Open the SD.EmailServices project
Open the Primary Model
Search for the Send Email component - you will find it close to the bottom of the model
Switch to the email Settings tab and change your port to 2525
Save the project and publish to the server
Let me know if you have any problems.
Hi Bondo,
Thanks for the Help.. I have tried changing the port number in SD.Emailservices Project, but still I am not able to send Email notifications.. I have specified the SMTP server address and admin email settings console> Master Settings>Email Settings... please let me know if any further configuration needs to be done or if i miss any thing.
Thanks in Advance.
Yes Bondo... I have published the project and also i have restarted the IIS.. still the same issue.. more over... when ever I am trying to Submit a request/Incident, Its filling the logs with hell lot of errors... Here is one FYR...
Application Name: SD.DataServices
Process ID: 3592
Date :Apr-30-2010 06:30:40 PM
Log Level :Error
Log Category :LogicBase.Components.Default.Logging.CreateLogEntryComponent
Machine Name: SERVICEDESK
User Search failed with the following: Could not read in object System.Exception: Could not read in object ---> LogicBase.Framework.ObjectDeserializationError: could not deserialize: System.Collections.ArrayList ---> System.Exception: could not find type SD.Components.NotificationServer7Reports.GetAllLocationsComponent at LogicBase.Framework.ArrayListTypeConverter.GetObject(ObjectStorageContainer storageContainer, ObjectStorageObjectData values, Type valueType, ObjectStorageErrorHandler errorHandler) at LogicBase.Framework.ObjectReadStream.ReadRelationshipConverter(ObjectStorageValue objValue, Type type, ObjectStorageRelationshipTypeConverter converter) --- End of inner exception stack trace --- at LogicBase.Framework.ObjectReadStream.ReadRelationshipConverter(ObjectStorageValue objValue, Type type, ObjectStorageRelationshipTypeConverter converter) at LogicBase.Framework.ObjectReadStream.ReadConverter(ObjectStorageValue objValue, Type type, ObjectStorageTypeConverter converter) at LogicBase.Framework.ObjectReadStream.ReadValue(ObjectStorageValue objValue, Type type) at LogicBase.Framework.ObjectReadStream.GetValue(String name, Type type) at LogicBase.Framework.ObjectReadStream.GetValue[T](String name) at LogicBase.Core.Models.AbstractComponentModel.ReadFromStream(ObjectReadStream info) at LogicBase.Framework.ObjectStorage.Deserialize(ObjectStorageContainer storageContainer) at LogicBase.Framework.ObjectStorage.Deserialize(FileInfo fromFile) --- End of inner exception stack trace --- at LogicBase.Framework.ObjectStorage.Deserialize(FileInfo fromFile) at LogicBase.Core.AbstractOrchestrationProject.GetComponentModelPrivate(Model model, Type componentModelType) at LogicBase.Core.ExecutionEngine.EndComponentExecutionDelegate.Execute(IData data, IOrchestrationComponent comp, String& outputPath, IExecutionEngine engine, TLExecutionContext context) at LogicBase.Core.ExecutionEngine.AbstractExecutionEngine.DoRunComp(IOrchestrationComponent comp, IData data, TLExecutionContext context)
So, because of the above errors.. its getting timed out and if not its simply saying there was an error sending Email confirmation to the cusotmer..
Please Help me... I need to solve this issue ASAP...
Thanks in advance.
Hello Bondo,
Yes Not intuitive and part of customization as we talked on thread ago.


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• A new book offers a theory for the central place anti-Semitism held in Nazi ideology: Hitler's mother, who had breast cancer, died after receiving the then-standard treatment—administered, as it happened, by a Jewish doctor. [Haaretz]
• Environmental groups from "Judea" and "Samaria" argue that the temporary West Bank construction freeze is bad for the environment, because some necessary infrastructure is not yet completed. [Arutz Sheva]
• The New Yorker's "Shouts and Murmurs" humor column this week contains fractured Hanukkah stories. [The New Yorker]
• A venerable fish market has been sued for alleged sexual and racial employment harassment at its Brooklyn location. According to the complaint, some slurs incorporated both the alleged victims' race (black) and the alleged perpetrators' (Jewish). [NBC New York]
• In the middle of last night, police arrested two men who were trying to spray-paint over the new, controversial Bedford Avenue bike path in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. [Vos Iz Neias?]
• The Miami Herald's report of the 75th birthday party that Naomi Sisselman Wilzig, who is the widow of an Auschwitz survivor and the operator of the World Erotic Art Museum, must be read to be believed. [Miami Herald]
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Le Dîner à San Francisco 2015
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WIDM luncheon
Women In Digital Media - West
Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 11:45 AM (PST)
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With the rising numbers of A (H1N1) cases in the State, the government's initiative in opening a screening facility at the Chennai airport's domestic and international terminals, is helping monitor passengers arriving in the city.
The month-old free service, available to all passengers arriving at the Chennai airport, was opened by the Department of Community Medicine affiliated with the Corporation of Chennai. Doctors from Kilpauk Medical College and Chettinad Hospital and Research Institute have been posted at the screening counters.
One doctor is available at this voluntary screening counter throughout the day. Airport officials said big banners have been put up to inform passengers about this optional facility.
Thirteen doctors have been allotted to the domestic and international terminals each. "If passengers have any symptoms such as a sore throat, high grade fever, headache, body pain, sneezing and fatigue, which are indicative of A (H1N1), we refer them for a confirmatory test for the A (H1N1) virus at the King Institute of Preventive Medicine," said Dr. Manoj Kumar, House Surgeon from Kilpauk Medical College, who was the doctor on duty.
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WATERLOO REGION — Most motorists can recall being frightened at the sound and sight of them.
A slow cruise on a county road can become a harried race as dozens of noisy, two-wheeled monstrosities zoom past a worried driver.
Countless films, television shows and news reports have stereotyped the denim and leather-clad, chrome bike-riding groups as menaces to society, not community builders, mentors or even as approachable people.
None of that holds true for a small but growing number of gruff bikers called the Trinity Riders.
As part of the international Christian Motorcyclists Association, this group of more than a dozen men and women from across Waterloo Region combines Christian evangelist teachings with the motorcycle subculture to fundraise, mentor and talk to people about God.
"The motorcycle is a tool," Trinity Riders chapter president Dale Horner, of Kitchener, said. "It just gives you avenues to talk to anybody. Some people are attracted to cars, some to motorcycles."
The group hands out specialized copies of the New Testament they call "biker bibles" to people they meet on various rides. They're not pushy, and people rarely ever rebuff them.
He said that when he and his group ride to an event, curious onlookers are enticed by their renegade-like outer shell. "Everybody's kind of got a bit of a rebel in them."
His "bit of rebel" once convinced he and four friends to travel to Yellowknife in the summer of 1975.
He sought gold working at a nearby gold mine, but he said he spent nearly all of his time off convincing a community rife with alcohol abuse, endemic violence and poverty to seek God.
"We basically did street evangelism stuff," Horner said.
At the time, violence would frequently spill onto the streets of the town, which contained only around 7,000 people at the time. Horner and his friends would calmly wade into the chaos.
"I'd just talk to them in general, find them ... find where their heartbeat is," Horner said.
The group contains every kind of motorcycle and people from all walks of life. Other biker groups may restrict members to only ride a certain class or make of bike.
But the Christian Motorcyclists Association has always rejected that attitude.
"Some guys say 'I ride a Harley man, I won't talk to you.' That's a crock," Horner said. "Do you think that if you ride a Harley, you'll rise?"
Fellow Trinity Rider Doug Gofton of Elmira says he "doesn't judge people on what they ride." Horner rides a 2006 Suzuki Boulevard cruiser, while Gofton has a Yamaha 1100 Virago.
Gofton served in the Canadian Forces for three years. The time he spent away from his family eventually convinced him to leave.
"There are times in your life when you're part of a set journey and you think you know your own direction and the Lord says 'you go your own way but you're not going to find the answers.' "
The riders frequently find themselves embarking on unusual, but rewarding tasks.
At the beginning of May, a friend asked Gofton if he wanted to make the seven-and-a-half-hour drive to Columbus, Ohio to join a police motorcycle group called The Street Guardians. They were raising money to buy body armour for police recruits who could not afford to buy their own.
"I said 'Lord, if you want me to go on a ride, provide all means to go and I'll go.' We left 2 a.m. Saturday morning."
The Ohio group were delighted they made the trip.
"We were able to give them bibles and talk with them and pray for them," Gofton said. "I was meant to be there, and Kelly (his friend) was meant to be there also."
When a pastor told the chapter about Cubans who were going without undergarments when their expected clothing rations from the country's communist government fell through — they quickly collected more than 1,200 pairs of underwear and shipped them off.
Horner says there isn't much Trinity Riders won't help fundraise for.
"It could be a bicycle, a boat, a prosthetic leg. Whatever."
Nate Enns of Cambridge represents the new growth the group has enjoyed over the past several years, joining Trinity Riders four months ago. Born in the Ivory Coast to missionary parents, he'll turn 29 in August.
He was recently discharged from the U.S. Marine Corps, whom he had served with across the Pacific and the Middle East for the last eight years. He said he wasn't sure if someone with his background was what a group of Christian motorcyclists would be looking for.
"Whenever I thought about motorcycle ministries, all I could think of is reaching out to Hell's Angels and you had to be this guy with a really rough past and all of these tattoos," Enns said.
Enns, who rides a customized Suzuki GSX-R 1000 sport bike, says sometimes sport bike riders can be as loathed as cruisers, since people put them "in their own idiotic category" of stereotype.
He said he hopes to continue with the mentoring he started while stationed in Hawaii as a marine and open a new division of the chapter, aimed at helping at-risk youth. His time helping youths while enlisted reminded him that he "never had a youth mentor like that growing up."
The Trinity Riders will play host to as many as 800 Christian Motorcyclists Association members from all across North America from July 18-22, as they hold the biannual "No Borders Rally" at Bingemans in Ktichener. They'll be celebrating the association's 20 years in Canada.
"We like to let the communities know we're coming," said national office administrator Susan Derksen. "We can be a little scary with all of the bikes and everything."
Horner said this will be the first time a rally of that size will be held in southwestern Ontario.
"We don't have to travel, it's kind of nice," Horner said. "It's going to be a big celebration, like a family."
Gofton and the others cautioned the public to avoid the pre-conceived notions most people have about bikers.
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Obama's Disregard of Europe Haunts the Response to the Crimea Crisis
- By Peter Feaver
Even a strong leader with an unrivaled record of attention to European sensibilities and an unchallenged reputation for standing resolved in a crisis would struggle to marshal a robust response to Russia's provocation in the Ukraine. President Obama's ongoing struggles thus far to muster such a united front, despite a slow ratcheting up of sanctions, owes as much to Europe's own contradictory incentives as it does to Obama's weakness as a leader.
It is also true, however, as Scott Wilson underscores in his piece on Biden's trip to Eastern Europe, that Obama's contradictory record has complicated matters. And by record, I mean not only Obama's policy actions but also his campaign rhetoric, which he has allowed to contaminate his governing rhetoric.
In his piece, Wilson recounts Obama's campaign-era talking points about Bush-era foreign policy: "Obama believed upon taking office that it was his immediate predecessor's go-it-alone approach, particularly in Iraq, that worried traditional U.S. allies in Europe and beyond."
Wilson is right that Obama did, and has continued to, talk that way, and he may even be right that Obama believes it to be true. But, of course, that is not true — President George W. Bush had the opposite of a "go-it-alone approach," especially in Iraq. Far from going alone, Bush mustered a large number of allies — the much-derided "coalition of the willing" — who actually risked the lives of their troops in Iraq and, in too many cases, paid the human toll with combat casualties. Yet Obama and his aides repeatedly mocked or disregarded these sacrifices by claiming Bush conducted the Iraq war unilaterally, without any allies.
What do the following European countries have in common: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Turkey, Ukraine, and United Kingdom?
- 1. Their contribution to the Iraq war has been alternately mocked or ignored by the Obama Administration.
- 2. They are some of the countries that Obama must now persuade to impose serious sanctions on Putin.
- 3. They are most of the countries that Obama must reassure that he will stand firm with them against Russia, should Putin's ambitions range beyond seizing the Crimea.
Wilson also reminds us of Obama's boast about repairing transatlantic relations. As anyone who has interacted with European policymakers knows, those relations have in fact suffered considerably in the past five years, and well before the Snowden leaks took them to a new depth. Obama's personal celebrity boosted approval ratings but masked the underlying tensions, which were readily apparent and reportable.
Moreover, this is not the only bit of Obama campaign rhetoric that was rewarded back in the day but now, in hindsight, looks painfully unfortunate. The Post's Fact Checker was bestirred to call out Obama's mocking and tendentious dismissal of Governor Mitt Romney's concerns about Russia as a geopolitical foe. And, of course, Putin's actions now seem to confirm Republican complaints about Obama's fateful decision to sacrifice Poland's interests in missile defense on behalf of a pursuit of a pyrrhic strategic arms control deal with Russia.
That is a lot of self-inflicted wounds to bring into any crisis, let alone one as daunting as this one. Still, I wonder if the systematic misunderstanding about coalition politics that the tired "unilateralism" canard reveals might not be the most unfortunate.
For Obama to succeed in marshaling a united front against Putin, he may have to do more than just show uncharacteristic resolve. He may have to show an even more uncharacteristic willingness to admit where he has been wrong in the past. Getting Europe to take painful steps now is hard under the best of circumstances, but it is harder still — and needlessly so — unless he is unwilling to give greater regard to their earlier sacrifices.
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The 2012 NFL Draft is a mere nine months away, but the summer sun is no excuse for a holiday in the scouting profession.
Creating a "Big Board" before fall practice begins in August isn't designed to predict the order in which the first 32 players will be drafted next April. Obviously, with a full season, all-star games, workouts and interviews to be completed, much will change before players are assigned final draft grades.
|A lot can change in nine months, but bank on Andrew Luck going No. 1. (Getty Images)
(*-denotes player will be an underclassman this season)
1. Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford*
Believe the hype. Luck is the complete package and barring a career-threatening injury will be the first pick of the 2012 NFL Draft.
2. Quinton Coples, DE, North Carolina
Coples emerged as a star at defensive tackle last season but will be returning to his natural position in 2011. At 6-feet-6 and 278 pounds, he's the physical prototype at the position and my top-rated senior prospect.
3. Matt Kalil, OT, Southern California*
A more consistent and technically sound blocker than former teammate Tyron Smith (who was drafted No. 9 overall by Dallas), Kalil is the reason Smith was kept at right tackle throughout his Trojan career. The younger brother of Carolina Panthers Pro Bowl center (and former Trojan) Ryan Kalil.
4. Alfonzo Dennard, CB, Nebraska
Want in on an NFL secret? One of the primary reasons Prince Amukamara "slipped" to the 19th overall pick was that Dennard, not the Giants' rookie, was hailed by insiders as the Cornhuskers' top cornerback last season.
5. Matt Barkley, QB, Southern California*
Perhaps a little smaller than scouts would like, but that won't keep him from being a top-10 pick.
6. Riley Reiff, OT, Iowa*
The next in the long line of Kirk Ferentz-coached top offensive linemen, Reiff is a legitimate top-10 prospect and could overtake Kalil as the top tackle in the country.
7. Justin Blackmon, WR, Oklahoma State*
Like former teammate Dez Bryant, Blackmon is simply a man among boys at this level. He plays faster than he'll be timed by the stopwatch.
|Alabama RB Trent Richardson (Getty Images)
Blessed with more natural ability than former teammate Mark Ingram, Richardson will have to play well in his first opportunity as the go-to option for the Tide to justify this lofty preseason ranking.
9. 'Dre Kirkpatrick, CB, Alabama*
A long, lanky corner whose size and physicality could invite a conversion to free safety at the NFL level.
10. Janoris Jenkins, CB, North Alabama
Forced to transfer after being suspended by the University of Florida for multiple run-ins with the the law, Jenkins might be the draft's most instinctive corner and is a natural playmaker.
11. Donte Paige-Moss, DE, North Carolina*
A more explosive edge rusher than teammate Coples, Paige-Moss has the athleticism to intrigue 4-3 teams as a defensive end and 3-4 teams as an outside linebacker.
12. Brandon Thompson, DT, Clemson
A penetrating three-technique defensive tackle who was overshadowed last year by Da'Quan Bowers, Thompson could enjoy a Drake Nevis-like breakout season in 2011.
13. Jared Crick, DE, Nebraska
Strong, instinctive and productive, Crick played his way out of Ndamukong Suh's shadow last year. An All-American defensive tackle for the Cornhuskers in 2010, his future might be outside in the 3-4.
14. Andrew Datko, OT, Florida State
Not the powerful earth-mover that Kalil and Reiff are, but a quality zone-blocking left tackle prospect due to his athleticism and use of leverage.
15. Jeff Fuller, WR, Texas A&M
Big (6-3, 215 pounds), athletic and physical. Fuller's lack of breakaway speed limits his stock, but he'll prove a standout as a pro if allowed to remain in a West Coast offense similar to the one he's in with the Aggies.
|Boston College LB Luke Kuechly (US Presswire)
A little smaller -- 6-2, 235 pounds -- than ideal as an inside linebacker, but I haven't seen a combination of instincts and open-field tackling skills like this at the collegiate level since Lofa Tatupu was starring for Southern California.
17. Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina*
Physically dominant at this level, he has an incredible size advantage (6-4, 233) over college defensive backs. To win over scouts, he needs to be a more consistent route-runner and hands-catcher to warrant his hype.
18. Jerel Worthy, DT, Michigan State*
A stout run plugger who plays the game with passion. Too many of his tackles come yards downfield, and he doesn't warrant a truly elite grade at this time.
19. Jonathan Martin, OT, Stanford*
An athletic left tackle, he has capably protected Andrew Luck's blindside. Looks smaller than his listed size of 6-6, 304 pounds and might lack the physicality to be used in some schemes.
20. Landry Jones, QB, Oklahoma*
Strong-armed passer with eye-popping production. Needs to improve his poise amid pressure and accuracy downfield to move up my board.
21. Vontaze Burfict, ILB, Arizona State*
Unlike Kuechly, Burfict (6-3, 254) has the size NFL scouts are looking for at the "Mike" position. Explosive in every aspect of the game, if Burfict can control his temper, he could wind up the first Pac-10 inside linebacker drafted in the first round since the Rams took former UCLA star Robert Thomas in 2002.
22. Cordy Glenn, OG, Georgia
A difference-maker at left guard for the Bulldogs the past two seasons, Glenn is expected to move outside to left tackle in 2011. How the 6-5, 338-pounder fares on the edge ultimately determines his grade and projected NFL position.
23. Cliff Harris, CB, Oregon*
A dynamic playmaker on defense and special teams, Harris led the country last year with 23 passes defended and the Pac-10 with six interceptions. He also returned four punts for scores. He's slight (5-11, 170) and comes with off-field baggage, but his talent is obvious.
|South Carolina CB Stephon Gilmore (Getty Images)
Not the big-play artist that Oregon's Harris has been, but Gilmore (6-1, 194) is a standout in the SEC and he's a more physical and reliable tackler than the Ducks star. With another strong season and a fast 40-yard dash, he could prove a top-20 talent.
25. Mark Barron, SS, Alabama
Big (6-2, 218), physical and technically sound, Barron's consistency stands out in comparison to several highly touted but erratic underclassmen at the position.
26. Chase Minnifield, CB, Virginia
Give former Virginia coach Al Groh credit, the man identified, recruited and coached up press corners (see: Chris Cook, Ras-I Dowling). The son of former Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl corner Frank could be a top-32 pick in 2012.
27. Ryan Tannehill, QB, Texas A&M
Tannehill (6-4, 230) entered last season as a standout receiver for the Aggies, but after taking over for incumbent starter Jerrod Johnson at quarterback midway through the season, he showed flashes of brilliance and led the Aggies to the Holiday Bowl. Tannehill is undeniably a project, but has all the tools to emerge as a first-round prospect if he continues to develop in former Packers coach Mike Sherman's pro-style offense.
28. Devin Taylor, DE, South Carolina*
Taylor won't generate the hype that past teammates have, but if the 6-6, 250-pounder improves his upper-body strength, he could shoot up draft boards. An explosive athlete just scratching the surface of his potential.
29. Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame
His combination of size and body control reminds me of Chiefs first-round pick Jonathan Baldwin. Floyd has undeniable talent. But to maintain a high grade, he'll need to get his off-field issues in order.
30. Brandon Boykin, CB, Georgia
Boykin is quietly among the country's top corners and returners, but his 5-10, 183-pound frame could push him down the board.
31. Billy Winn, DT, Boise State
An athletic and versatile defender who needs to play with more consistency to emerge as a legitimate first-round prospect. Has played well against top competition.
32. Zach Brown, OLB, North Carolina
Like former teammate Bruce Carter, Brown has extraordinary athleticism for the position and thus spectacular upside. I would like to see him play with greater physicality
Rob Rang is a Senior Analyst for NFLDraftScout.com, distributed by The Sports Xchange. Follow him on Twitter at @RobRang.


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Although passed in 1977, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) was not significantly enforced until 2005. Since then, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have made up for the slow start in what has come to be called the "new era of FCPA enforcement."
As a result, 70% all FCPA bribery enforcement actions have been initiated within the last decade, together with corresponding increases in the amount of penalties imposed for violations.
Businesses are responding to this surge in FCPA enforcement by spending significant sums to implement anti-bribery compliance programs, conduct internal investigations of potential violations and perform due diligence on third-party business partners.
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Michael Taube: The occupiers and self-promoters were wrong
This is the time when newspaper columnists, media pundits and policy wonks dust off their crystal balls and transform themselves into political and economic prognosticators.
Some of their predictions for the coming year will be well off the mark. A few will turn out to be surprisingly accurate.
Far be it from me to reject such an inviting opportunity to resemble a soothsayer — or a false prophet. Hence, my prediction is that popular support for the free market will make a huge comeback in 2014.
I'm obviously not suggesting the free-market economy has either disappeared or dissipated in Western democratic societies. Far from it. Capitalism, private enterprise and trade liberalization all still exist to varying degrees, depending on a particular country's economic standards and its government's policy positions.
Yet ever since the subprime mortgage crisis tore apart the U.S. economy in 2008, wider support for free-market ideology has significantly dropped. What we've seen instead is a surge in the resentment of global capitalism on two vastly different levels.
First, the radical left — a cobbling of extreme socialists, neo-Marxists, anarchists and other fringe groups — attempted to shackle the free market and its defenders. The Occupy Wall Street movement was its primary vehicle to oppose large corporate institutions, "greedy" bankers and financiers, and perceived corruption in global finance. More to the point, they attempted to divide the world into an "us vs. them-type scenario by railing against the wealthy, or 1 percent of our society.
Second, the intellectual-citizen base — including moderate socialists, liberals, a small handful of libertarians and conservatives, and many apolitical individuals — expressed their displeasure with the free-market system. For example, they resented the huge bonuses that senior executives were regularly taking in an economic downturn. They perceived that banks and other financial institutions existed in their own little bubbles in terms of day-to-day operations. Like the radical left, they were tired of perceived greed and corruption controlling the free-market economy.
Both groups were successful self-promoters for a spell. Quite a number of people sided with some or all of their positions. The media noticed, and reported events on a regular basis. The Occupy movement's slogan, "We are the 99 percent," resonated in many U.S. states — and created similar protests around the world.
Today, many Americans still don't completely trust the free market. They trust capitalists even less. Yet the intense anger and resentment from several years ago has dramatically subsided.
This is the first important sign for free-market supporters that the tide may finally be turning. As well, the free market's positive virtues may have a real chance of regaining much of its lost momentum in 2014.
Here are some ways that capitalists can recapture their mojo (so to speak) and make the free market a powerful force in our society once more.
First, let's start being honest about the true nature of economic history. While the political left likes to leave the impression that we exist in a state of unfettered capitalism, nothing could be further from the truth. Capitalism exists, and has always existed, in an environment of state regulations and fairly restrictive financial control. Hence, the free market isn't truly "free." So, while some capitalists acted irresponsibly in the past, they don't reflect the behavior of most honest, decent capitalists across the globe.


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St. Petersburg, Florida -- A grand jurywill take up the case of Trayvon Martin, the 17-year-old boyfatally shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer near Orlando. The grand jury is expected to convene on April 10th.
Meantime, an attorney for Martin's family called on officials Tuesday to arrest 28-year-old George Zimmerman for what he says was "a cold blooded" killing.
"Right now he is free as a jaybird, he's allowed to go and come as he pleases while Trayvon Martin is in a grave," attorney Benjamin Crump told reporters.
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Crump also said Martin was on the phone talking with a 16-year- old female friend moments before he was killed on February 26th. During the conversation, Crump says Martin told the girl he was being followed. The two continued talking until a man, presumably Zimmerman confronted Martin.
"She hears Trayvon say, 'Why are you following me?' and that's when she says she hears the other voice say, 'What are you doing around here?' and again Trayvon says, 'Why you following me?'"
The girl has told Crump that's when she believes Martin gets pushed and then the call is cut off. The girl, who Crump is not identifying, says Martin also seemed normal while talking over the phone.
"All this stuff about him being high and stuff is preposterous. It's what Zimmerman wants you to believe so he can justify killing this kid in cold blood," Crump said.
Later this week civil rights activist Al Sharpton is expected to travel to Sanford for an evening town hall meeting to discuss how the case has been handled.
But already celebrities like Spike Lee, Mia Farrow, Michael Moore, Russell Simmons and others have turned to social media to raise awareness of the case, many of them urging people to sign an online petition calling for a Zimmerman to be arrested. The petition, through the website Change.org, has drawn more than 500,000 signatures so far.
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Tabu, an old favourite of Gulzar and his daughter, is back in the family's fold. The actress who considers the poet-filmmaker her father-figure has starred in his last two directorial ventures -- Maachis and Hu-tu-tu. She was also the heroine of his daughter's directorial debut Filhaal. Now she's back in Meghna's new directorial project entitled Talwar.
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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Buffalo Bills running back Marshawn Lynch expects to be suspended by the NFL for his latest run-in with the law and added he's gotten the message that the league "won't tolerate any more screw-ups" from him.
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The main-share Philippine Stock Exchange index added 42.28 points, or 0.7 percent, to close at 6,091.18, its best finish ever. A new intraday peak was likewise marked at 6,095.07.
The index has recorded new highs every single trading session in the last six days or since trading reopened the new year.
"It's due to the optimistic outlook plus it's backed up by a good fundamental environment. Inflation is very tame and interest rates are very low," said Manny Lisbona, deputy head of PNB Securities.
When interest rates are low, yield-seeking investors tend to increase allocation to equities.
All counters rallied but the biggest gainer for the day was the mining/oil counter (+1.42 percent). Value turnover amounted to P8.54 billion. There were 109 advancers as against 73 decliners.
The biggest index gainers were Meralco, Robinsons Land, Metrobank, Philex Mining, Aboitiz Equity Ventures, URC, Semirara, SM Prime, Ayala Land and Manila Water. PLDT, BDO, Megaworld, SM Investments, Metro Pacific Investments and Globe likewise gained.
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On the other hand, Ayala Corp., Alliance Global and Energy Development Corp. closed lower. There was likewise profit-taking on Puregold and Bloomberry.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. -- Overgrown lots can be tough on the eyes, but for those suffering from allergies they can literally make eyes water burn and itch.
In the greater New Orleans area, such overgrown lots are not hard to find, and with the arrival spring, also comes weeds, tall grass and plenty of pollen.
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Sarada Ramakrishna proved her versatility with her appealing performance. A noted Andhra Natyam and Bharathanatyam dancer, she sprang a pleasant surprise for dance lovers of Vijayawada when she presented a Kuchipudi dance at Gokaraju Laila Gangaraju Kala Vedika.
Sarada underwent intensive training in Kuchipudi at Potti Sriramulu Sidhendra Kala Peetham from Kuchipudi gurus like Chinta Rama Murthy and Pasumarthi Rattayya Sarma.
Sarada Ramakrishna started with a Thyagaraja keertana Sri Ganapathini Sevimparare (Sourashtra) as an invocatory dance and followed with the Pancharatna keertana Sadhinchene (Arabhi). Sarada performed two traditional Kuchipudi items. Quality music always elevates the performance of the dancer. Sarada Ramakrishna obviously has a good taste for music and proved it by taking on an excellent team to support her performance.
D.S.V.Sastri, a Kuchipudi professor in University of Hyderabad, was melodious and efficient in his vocals. The percussion team included P. Satyanarayana (mridangam), P. Anjaneyulu (violin), Kumar Babu (flute) and Haranatha Sastri morsing also gave their best.
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The programme was inaugurated by Pinnamaneni Venkateswara Rao and Samineni Vishnuvardhana Rao. A highlight of the programme was the honouring of veteran Kuchipudi exponents Vedantam Satyanarayana Sarma, Pasumarthi Rattayya Sarma, Chinta Rama Murthy and Vedantam Radheshyam.
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After a 2-for-27 slump, it was time for Billy McKinney to break out and he did so in a big way Sunday.
The No. 2 Athletics prospect went 4-for-4 with two RBIs, two runs, a double and a walk as Class A Advanced Stockton beat Modesto 12-8 in a back-and-forth contest.
"It feels really nice. I was in a little rut, but I'm just trying to stay focused in and hit the ball hard," the center fielder said. "Just trying to get it all together. I just wanted to put the ball in play and see some holes .…I try to hit the ball hard every day. Some days you get lucky and find the holes."
It was the 19-year-old's second four-hit night of his short career. McKinney went 5-for-5 on Aug. 21 with the Rookie-level Arizona League Athletics last season.
The left-handed hitter's second base knock of the game came on his first bunt attempt of the season.
"I've been trying to get that down for a while. I saw the third baseman [Ryon Healy] was back, so I laid it down and it just worked out for the best," he said. "It felt good."
In his first full season, McKinney has a .224/.344/.410 slash line with a team-leading 23 runs scored, surpassing teammate Daniel Robertson.
"He's been hitting the ball hard lately. He's one of our igniters in the lineup; he's just a solid player. He's young though, first full season and it's the Cal League. He's going to learn a lot about himself, and he's taking a lot of information in," Robertson said. "He was our first-rounder for a reason. He is a heck of a player.
"I think he is just trying to figure out what pro ball is all about. He has a solid approach, he can hit for power, he has speed [and] I think it just takes a while to see how it all works. I'm not worried. He's the purest hitter I've seen."
Robertson also got in on the action against Modesto, collecting three hits and plating three runs. The shortstop has 11 multi-hit games this season and is currently riding a six-game hitting streak.
"It was nice for me to get out there on a day game. I hadn't been seeing the ball well in day games. … I just got a couple pitches in the zone and got a good swings on them," said the A's No. 3 prospect. "Last year, I kept swinging at the pitchers' pitches in the dirt. This year, I feel like I'm getting good pitches and hitting my pitches."
Robertson said the game had an extra feeling of intensity before it even began because everyone wanted to do well and make their mothers proud on their special day, and the four lead changes only added to the excitement.
Wade Kirkland chipped in two doubles and scored three times for the Ports.
Reliever Kris Hall (3-0) picked up his second win in as many appearances after working around a hit and a walk to toss two shutout innings.
Modesto reliever Rayan Gonzalez (3-2) took the loss after allowing a run on two hits while striking out two in one frame.
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