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Jun 8, 2011, 11:28 AM EDT
Yesterday we told you about talks between Golden State and Philadelphia regarding a Monta Ellis for Andre Iguodala swap. It's a long way from happening, but the two sides have talked. But Golden state has not been monogamous in shopping Ellis around, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. League sources said the Warriors also have…
Deron Williams will switch agents to Leon Rose, CAA
Jun 8, 2011, 10:39 AM EDT
Deron Williams is switching agents — we told you that yesterday — but where he has landed may be very good for the New Jersey Nets. Williams is switching to Leon Rose, part of the powerhouse Creative Artists Agency (CAA) that represents LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony and a host of other big-name stars…
Mark Jackson talks about "culture change" for Warriors
Jun 8, 2011, 10:15 AM EDT
Mark Jackson moved to the other side of the microphone for 30 minutes and spoke to the media as head coach of the Golden State Warriors Tuesday. He did not once say "mamma, there goes that man." Which was a little disappointing. What he did talk about is something that has echoed through every discussion…
Video: Dwyane Wade blocks Tyson Chandler's dunk
Jun 8, 2011, 8:57 AM EDT
There were a lot of amazing plays down the stretch of Game 4. And a lot of missed shots. But also a lot of great plays. But the one that may have been the most amazing was Dwyane Wade's block of a Tyson Chandler dunk. This is not some soft guy rolling to the rim,…
NBA owners, players have long bargaining session
Jun 8, 2011, 8:34 AM EDT
The NBA's owners and players remain a long, long way from reaching a deal. If you want good news at least both sides are talking — not in some secret hideaway, not because a judge ordered them to, but because they want to. And they will meet again Wednesday. Neither side would discuss in detail…
Dallas was much more than sick Dirk Tuesday night
Jun 8, 2011, 2:37 AM EDT
Dirk Nowitzki was an inspiration, a guy with a triple-digit fever hitting what was essentially the game-winning bucket, the dagger shot on a scoop layup with 14 seconds left. But he's not why the Mavericks won. Or not primarily. They won because of zone defense and Tyson Chandler and the pick-and-roll and a number of…
Nowitzki finds way to lead despite triple-digit temperature
Jun 8, 2011, 12:58 AM EDT
Dirk Nowitzki just seemed off. Well, it didn't look like that for the first few minutes of the game, when he had the Mavericks first six points including a ridiculous rainbow turnaround. Those shots had you thinking it could be one of those nights for the perfect German scoring machine. Then he fell apart, hitting…
NBA Finals: Live chat, Heat vs. Mavericks Game 4
Jun 7, 2011, 8:51 PM EDT
Nets take note — Deron Williams fires agent
Jun 7, 2011, 8:47 PM EDT
This may mean something big next summer. It may mean nothing. But it is interesting. Deron Williams fired his agent Bob McClaren, according to a tweet from Michele Steele of Bloomberg. He has yet to announce the hiring of a new one. Williams can opt out of his current deal in the summer of 2012,…
NBA Draft profile: Iman Shumpert, how much can combine help him?
Jun 7, 2011, 8:40 PM EDT
Iman Shumpert won the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago. He was maybe the physically gifted player in the class. He had a vertical leap of 42 inches, which was best this year and the only two people recently at the combine to do better were Vince Carter and Nate Robinson. Shumpert's standing vertical was 36.5…
Why Mark Jackson as coach might work: Players love it
Jun 7, 2011, 4:50 PM EDT
From pundits to Warriors fans to other front offices around the league, there has been a lot of "Mark Jackson? Are you kidding me?" reactions to the hiring of the Warriors new coach. And during Game 4 of the NBA finals tonight, when Jackson says something foolish — like in Game 3 when he suggested…
NBA finals: Dirk must do some work, get some help
Jun 7, 2011, 2:59 PM EDT
Dallas has played surprisingly good defense in these NBA finals through three games. Miami shot 48.1 percent as a team in the regular season, 42.9 percent in the finals. Miami's offensive rating (points per 100 possessions) has fallen from 109.3 during the season to 102.8 in the playoffs, which has worked out to Miami scoring…
Will Mario Chalmers turn big finals shots into big payday?
Jun 7, 2011, 2:15 PM EDT
It's an annual tradition in the NBA: Some player who flew under the radar for most of the season steps up big in the playoffs and finals, then gets rewarded with an oversized contract by another team that falls in love with that performance. Miami's Mario Chalmers is the leading candidate to be that guy…
Carmelo Anthony surprised by Walsh's departure
Jun 7, 2011, 1:06 PM EDT
How unexpected was the exit of Donnie Walsh from the power structure of the Knicks? It caught Carmelo Anthony off guard, he told Newsday. The Knicks forward said Monday that he was getting treatment at the Knicks ' practice facility Friday when he heard that Walsh will be ending his tenure as team president. "It…
Report: Philadelphia 76ers sale "imminent"
Jun 7, 2011, 12:58 PM EDT
UPDATE 12:58 pm: Via CSN Philadelphia, Comcast-Spectacor president Peter Luukko released a statement about the sale and situation: "I can confirm that we are in discussions about the future of the team, but these discussions are confidential and we cannot talk about the details. At some point, we may have something more to say about these…
Allen Iverson still wants to finish career in NBA
Jun 7, 2011, 12:49 PM EDT
There was a time — just a couple years ago — when Allen Iverson was not willing to accept a bench role in the NBA. A time when he became a distraction for the Grizzlies then 76ers, his play and attitude deteriorating to the point no team offered him a deal last summer. Now, back…
J.J. Redick undergoes abdominal surgery
Jun 7, 2011, 11:43 AM EDT
UPDATE 11:43 am: The Magic have confirmed that Redick had surgery but said it was to repair a torn abdominal muscle, not the sports hernia surgery earlier reported, according to Sam Gardner at Fox Sports Florida. Still, this is pretty simple as surgeries go. This is supposed to have a recovery time of six weeks,…
PBT Tuesday morning one liners
Jun 7, 2011, 11:10 AM EDT
An incredibly cool look at every NBA championship ring, from 1947 to 2010. If you click one link today, make it this one. (And why are you only clicking one link a day?) Kobe Bryant is launching a new non-profit on Tuesday, aimed at reducing homelessness in Los Angeles. Great, much needed cause. Anthony Toliver…
Jerry West: Mark Jackson had "tremendous connection" with owner
Jun 7, 2011, 10:34 AM EDT
Apparently Mark Jackson just nailed his interview. Which he kind of had to, because he has no coaching resume. But Warriors consultant (and part owner) Jerry West sounded like a man very comfortable with the Warriors choice in an interview with Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News. That should not be a surprise…
Video: Heat, Mavs players talk Game 4
Jun 7, 2011, 10:11 AM EDT
Thursday night is pretty much a must win for Dallas. Not technically, lose and they play another day, but if you think they can come back from a 3-1 deficit then you need to stay away from those magic brownies. In the video below Rick Carlisle and Dirk Nowitzki talk about just how hard it…
Mark Jackson not Warrior's first choice, but it doesn't matter
Jun 7, 2011, 8:45 AM EDT
Plenty of people are not sold on Mark Jackson, the new coach of the Golden State Warriors. Apparently the Warriors were not either. Jackson was not the first choice, Matt Steinmetz reminds us at CSN Bay Area. When owner Joe Lacob and the Warriors started this search, experience was a key. Jackson has none. And…
Report: Monta Ellis for Andre Iguodala trade discussed
Jun 7, 2011, 2:43 AM EDT
Philadelphia and Golden State are two franchises looking to shake things up, and this trade would certainly do that. According to Ric Bucher at ESPN, Golden State and Philadelphia have discussed a Monta Ellis for Andre Iguodala trade. He adds that this deal is not close to completion but is being discussed. They could be…
Players come up with CBA plan that sparks discussion
Jun 6, 2011, 9:15 PM EDT
Don't jump the gun – there is hope of avoiding a lockout and the owners and players are still a long way away from a deal. But last week the owners and players sat down and made a little progress toward a new Collective Bargaining Agreement. The word "hopeful" got thrown around. Now we may…
Don't be surprised if Knicks stay in house for new GM
Jun 6, 2011, 4:13 PM EDT
Isiah Thomas will not be the next president and general manager of the New York Knicks. That is very different than saying he will not have influence, but he will not have the job and the title and the desk. Just ask him. Who will? Probably a few of the guys already in the building…
Report: Woodson, Sampson early leaders for Pistons job
Jun 6, 2011, 3:41 PM EDT
It's very early in the process of finding a new coach for the Detroit Pistons and although you know Joe Dumars has been thinking about this for a ling while there are a lot of twists and turn the road could still take. But the first names out of the shoot will not thrill Pistons…
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"Pass me the blue one." said Quinn.
"Are you sure?" asked Elise. "It's just, you were sure about the last two combinations, and that ceiling got closer both times."
"It's a gamble, I agree," replied Quinn, "but whatever's behind this door has got to be worth it."
Elise passed Quinn the blue stone which he placed carefully in the final slot. As the grinding began, Quinn looked to the door while Elise looked up...
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The ' Thunderstone Door Trap ', a nice mix of doors, traps, and Thunderstones!
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Sony agrees settlement with George Hotz (aka Geohot) in PS3 jailbreaking case12 April 2011
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Microsoft endorses Windows Phone 7 jailbreak attempt19 January 2011
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Sony software update 3.2.1 hacked8 April 2010
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SPINNEY FARM COTTAGE, family friendly, country holiday cottage, with a garden in Bonsall, Ref 13102
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This detached cottage is in a rural location on the outskirts of the village of Bonsall in the Peak District, and sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms. Spinney Farm Cottage is a detached cottage situated in a rural location, on a working farm on the outskirts of the village of Bonsall in the Peak District. The cottage sleeps four people in two bedrooms - one king-size double and one twin, both on the first floor. There is a ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. The living accommodation is on the ground floor and is open plan, with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric fire and patio doors leading to the front garden....Read more
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It can be hosted more than one application in one application pool. Thats what I know but can we say every application should be hosted on a different application pool ? When can I use same application pool for different application ?
Using the same application pool for more than one application is possible - though you need to take into account some aspects:
In all other cases it is more a question of ease of administration (for example one app pool per site) whether to use the same app pool or not...
If you are on a low-end server, you can sometime save a-little ram by using the same application pool. Also, if you just have static webpages, you may be okay by them sharing the same application pool (As they rarely have need for restarting).
Sometimes it can also have two apps in the same application pool, if they are tightly connected. It could for example be a frontend app, that uses your API app, all the time. In that situation, you can benefit for having the applications in the same app-pool, as you then "sync" there recycle times.
The key rule, is to ask yourself: Are these sites the same application, just different parts of it?. And will you always update the two applications at the same time? If you can answer yes to both, when one app-pool can be a good choice.
But the general rule, is that you use one pool per site :)
You can put more than one application in the same pool to save resources.
Each application pool is a separate process. If you have a lot of small applications it can make sense to group them in the pools to have less processes running on the server.


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|Lorient, France
|Stade Yves Allainmat-Le Moustoir
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I've written and spoke a lot about using short PRIMARY KEYs with Innodb tables due to the fact all other key will refer to the rows by primary key. I also recommended to use sequential primary keys so you do not end up having random primary key BTREE updates which can be very expensive. Today […]
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CREATE TABLE foo (
id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
uid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
update_time DATETIME NOT NULL,
INDEX `uid` (uid, update_time),
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) ENGINE=InnoDB;
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Unemployment Is Freedom
Obamacare will reduce American workforce participation by the equivalent of 2 million full-time jobs in 2017, according to a new report by the Congressional Budget Office. Work hours would be reduced by the equivalent of 2.5 million jobs in 2024, a tripling of the previous estimates.
If you believe this report — and I'm not sure why we pay this much attention to CBO projections — you can then believe that Obamacare discourages work, pushes people out of the labor market and, consequently, leads to fewer people having jobs. Certainly, it is well within the parameters of political rhetoric for the opposition to assert that the CBO has found that Obamacare is "costing" or "killing" American jobs. It is no more a "lie" to say so than it is to claim that Mitt Romney was "shipping jobs overseas" or for an administration to assert that it "created jobs" — or to use any of the other countless shorthand terms we use for economic consequences in political debate.
But the only way to blunt the negative force of the CBO findings was to deflect from the numbers and gin up a controversy over semantics. And the synchronicity and speed in which left-wing punditry accomplished this task was pretty extraordinary: No, absolutely false, the term "killing jobs" implies that the problem is on the labor demand side, but the CBO, as any honest person can see, is talking about the labor supply side. So really, "jobs" aren't being lost; people just don't want to work.
"Obamacare is inducing labor demand to shrink!" doesn't have quite the same punch as "Obamacare is costing us jobs!" — though both are accurate. Yet all of a sudden, a precise elucidation on every underlying economic reason for what's happening must be offered with each and every mention of the CBO report. Otherwise, "lies."
Well, unless you spin the projection as good news. Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Jason Furman told reporters that Obamacare allows greater "choice" not to work. White House press secretary Jay Carney followed. And soon, left-wing media followed. The Washington Post's Glenn Kessler prepared a bizarre fact-checking piece that was helpfully titled "No, CBO did not say Obamacare will kill 2 million jobs." "First, this is not about jobs offered by employers. It's about workers — and the choices they make," wrote Kessler. Yes, the choice not to work at a job. Using Kessler's logic, each time some clueless reporter mentions the word "jobs" in any story about the labor force participation rate — or the unemployment rate, for that matter — he or she may be lying to the public.
Magically, liberals argue it is a good thing that Americans will drop out of the labor market and a "lie" to claim that Obamacare is the impetus for impeding job growth.
Yes, for an estimated $1.2 trillion over the next decade, we can subsidize your freedom. In ordinary times, if a projection found particular legislation to be the impetus for more than 2 million people dropping out of the labor force during serious economic stagnation, newspapers might have reported it in a negative light. And maybe that was their initial intent here. But within a few hours, many were changing headlines. Here are a few, according to the Post's Erik Wemple:
Politico at first: CBO: Lower enrollment, bigger job losses with Obamacare.
Politico now: Report reignites debate over Obamacare and jobs.
UPI at first: CBO: Obamacare to cost 2.3 million jobs over 10 years.
UPI now: WH disputes media claims on CBO Obamacare study.
What was once a story about Obamacare's discouraging work and impeding job creation is now a dispute about semantics. Mission accomplished.
David Harsanyi is a senior editor at The Federalist and the author of the forthcoming book "The People Have Spoken (and They Are Wrong): The Case Against Democracy." Follow him on Twitter @davidharsanyi.
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The club is offering a Strength & Conditioning internship running from 20th June to September, and possibly beyond. This is great experience for the right person. Closing date for applications is 22 May. See here for details and how to apply.
Job title: Assistant Physiotherapist
Salary: To be discussed at interview.
Closing date: 22/05/2015
Contract type: Fixed Term (Part time)
This is an exciting opportunity for a Physiotherapist to join the medical department at Cambridge Rugby.
The successful applicant will report to the Director of Rugby and will assist the Head Physiotherapist in providing Sports Physiotherapy to the 1st XV and 2nd XV and assisting in developing this service.
The Assistant Physiotherapist will assist the Head Physiotherapist in coordinating and implementing the medical plan and Sports Physiotherapy service provision at training and 1st XV matches as agreed. This will cover medical, rehabilitation, injury prevention and specialised duties as required.
This role will require a flexible approach to working hours and involves evening and weekend working. Regular in-service training and external CPD funding will be provided as will mentoring and regular appraisal.
Please send a CV with a covering letter to Rowland Winter (Director of Rugby) at
Job title: Head Physiotherapist
This is an exciting opportunity for a Head Physiotherapist to join the medical department at Cambridge Rugby.
The successful applicant will report to the Director of Rugby and will be responsible for the provision of Sports Physiotherapy to the 1st XV and 2nd XV and assisting in developing this service.
The Head Physiotherapist will be responsible for coordinating and implementing the medical plan and Sports Physiotherapy service provision at training and 1st XV matches as agreed. This will cover medical, rehabilitation, injury prevention and specialised duties as required.
If you have not been contacted within 7 days of the closing date, I am afraid you have been unsuccessful with your application.
We are pleased to announce that 9 Players have put pen to paper and re-signed for the 2015/16 season.
Stefan Liebenberg, Steve Hipwell, Martin Wolfenden, Ross Kevan, Jack Green, Albert Portsmouth, James Stokes, Matthew Worrall-Clare and Mike Gillick have all committed to another season, with more set to sign next week.
Director of Rugby, Rowland Winter, says "We aim to retain all of our current squad so we can build stability and consistency heading towards next season. We are delighted that these players recognise that the club is moving forward and developing. They are a vital part of our plans to progress and a real statement of intent for the club to build on the strong foundations built over the last two seasons."
The Blood & Sand have also added a few new faces to the current squad over the last month, here is some background on our new additions.
Proving the future is indeed bright for Blood and Sand, 9 players have been selected to represent Eastern Counties U20s in their upcoming fixture against North Midlands this Sunday. And 3 of our players are representing Hertfordshire U20s
Congratulations and good luck go to:
The Eastern Counties fixture kicks off at 2.15 at the Davey Field, Shelford.
Special mention should also go out to Luca Williams who has been selected from the Eastern Counties U18s team to represent London & South East U18s at the next level. Luca is now training with our senior squad.
Ten members of CRUFC completed their RFU Level 2 coaching qualification last weekend. As part of the current development at the club, focus is heavily on improving the standard of coaching across the mini, youth and senior sections of the club. It can only be good for the future of the club that we now have ten more with recognised coaching qualifications, the successful candidates were :
There have been a few new faces arrive at Volac Park over summer so here is an overview of the combined 1st XV and Development XV squad Ins and Outs for the coming 2014-15 season.
We currently have 10-12 players not listed below who are training with the side during pre-season. If / when they officially join, they will be added to the squad list.
Name (destination if known)
1st XV: Jamal Ford-Robinson (Cornish Pirates), Ben Brownlie (Nottingham), Jim Wigglesworth (Bedford), Paul Diggin (Northampton BBOB), Dan Hemingway (Retired due to injury), Jack Daly (Old Albanians), Sam Harry (DR - back to Saints), Jethro Rawlings (released), Rob Conquest (Darlington Mowden Park) Development XV: Fraser Hall (Diss), Jordan Brew (Old Northamptonians), Grant Lowe (Sydney based club on travels), Tom Dougherty (Bishop Stortford), Bry White, John Hale, Dan Brotherton, Jordan Husband, Matt Dunn, Seb Clark, Alex Leo (all released)
Cambridge's Development squad ended the season on a huge high as they beat Ely's 1st XV on their own patch in a bruising Senior County Cup Final. It finished 22-10 to the Blood & Sand youngsters, who had to scrap all the way for their victory.
The average age of the Development squad on the day was 19.75 years of age. Ely are Level 9 and CRUFC Development are Level 7. And eventually, depsite a lesson in dogged determination from the Tigers, Scott Murphy's youngsters soaked up the pressure and the hits and won through with an extraordinarilly mature performance.
'Smurf' was proud of the way his side has come on this term: "The ability of the boys who played was impressive. I counted four 17 year olds on the pitch and it was literally men against boys at times. They're not going to get many tougher games than this even if they make it to National League rugby. That could be the toughest game any of them ever play. Ben Penfold had a very mature game on the day and pulled the strings from 12, despite the fact he's a 10. He's got a bright future in the game."
Winger Mike Brennan opened the scoring five minutes in after storming work from the oustanding Conor Gracey. Penfold missed the conversion from out wide but made amends with a four flawless penalties from around the park, three before the extended half-time interval for a 14-nil lead.
Cambridge prop Tom Jones, after a fine first half performance, lay prone for 40-odd minutes waiting for an ambulance after a nasty leg injury, and the contest literally became a game of two halves with Ely marauding back after the break.
Tigers landed a penalty of their own, and scored a converted try as they took the game to the Blood & Sand with no quarter asked or given for 14-10.
Another Penfold pen left the hosts needing two scores to win, then hooker James Palmer crossed the Ely line to end any doubt as to the result.
The National League experience of Calum Miller, Palmer, Jones, Gracey and Penfold stood them in good stead as they brought composure to their less experienced team-mates.
"The future for the Club is bright. We have some very good players pushing through. Everyone plays the same way, we'll push them and develop them as players. We've come a long way since Bedford in September. It's been a really enjoyable season and hopefully we can have many more like it."
Calum MillerJames PalmerTom JonesSeb ClarkeHugo ChambreEuan DingwallLiam St JohnConor GraceyRob SmithOlly VenniMike BrennanBen Penfold (c)Ryan HeadingtonBen PeachTom Wells
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Long-term follow-up of syndromic craniosynostosis after Le Fort III halo distraction: A cephalometric and CT evaluation
ABSTRACT Midface distraction osteogenesis (DO) in craniofacial synostosis (CFS) patients has been described by several authors. However, very few cephalometric and computed tomography (CT) long-term follow-up studies are available.
A total of 40 consecutive patients affected by CFS subjected to Le Fort III and rigid external distraction (RED) were examined. All patients had pre-DO cephalometric records, immediately post-DO and 6-12 months post-DO. Twenty-seven patients had mid-term records (3 years post-DO) and 20 patients had long-term records (5-10 years post-DO). Fourteen patients had CT data within 1-year of DO, while 10 patients had long-term CT data (range 5-9 years).
Excellent post-surgical stability was recorded. Short- and long-term CT data demonstrated excellent ossification at the osteotomy sites post-DO. In the growing patients, surface resorption in the zygomatic-temporal and in the subspinal area (p < 0.05) was observed in the long-term follow-up, as well as a mild increment of the corrected exorbitism (p < 0.05), as only appositional and no sutural growth occurs post Le Fort III, whereby orbital volume does not increase after surgery.
Significant advancement of the midface can be achieved and maintained through Le Fort III and RED. In the long term, in growing patients, in general a class III malocclusion does not re-occur, but physiological remodelling processes at the maxillary-zygomatic level, not coupled with sutural growth, tend to mildly re-express the original midfacial phenotype and the exorbitism.
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Article: Three-dimensional computed tomographic evaluation of Le Fort III distraction osteogenesis with an external device in syndromic craniosynostosis[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: There is little anteroposterior growth of the midface in patients with syndromic craniosynostosis who are followed up over time without intervention. A Le Fort III with distraction osteogenesis can be done to correct this. This is a controlled way in which to achieve appreciable stable advancement of the midface without the need for bone grafting, but the vector of the movement is not always predictable. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the 3-dimensional effect of Le Fort III distraction osteogenesis with an external frame. Ten patients (aged 7-19 years) who had the procedure were included in the study. The le Fort III procedure and the placement of the external frame were followed by an activation period and then a 3-month retention period. Computed tomographic (CT) images taken before and after operation were converted and loaded into 3-dimensional image rendering software and compared with the aid of a paired sample t test and a colour-coded qualitative analysis. Comparison of the CT data before and after distraction indicated that the amount of midface advancement was significant. Le Fort III distraction osteogenesis is an effective way to advance the midface. However, the movement during osteogenesis is not always exactly in the intended direction, and a secondary operation is often necessary. Three-dimensional evaluation over a longer period of time is necessary. Copyright © 2015 The British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery 01/2015; 53(3). DOI:10.1016/j.bjoms.2014.12.016 · 1.13 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Distraction osteogenesis (DO) has been established as a useful technique in the correction of skeletal anomalies of the long bones for several decades. However, the use of DO in the management of craniofacial deformities has been evolving over the past 20 years, with initial experience in the mandible, followed by the mid-face and subsequently, the cranium. This review aims to provide an overview of the current role of DO in the treatment of patients with craniofacial anomalies.01/2013; 3(1):4. DOI:10.4103/2231-0746.110063
Article: Long-term follow-up of large maxillary advancements with distraction osteogenesis in growing and non-growing cleft lip and palate patients[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background: Maxillary distraction osteogenesis (DO) in cleft lip and palate patients has been described by several authors, but most studies have a relatively short follow-up and do not clearly separate growing patients from non-growing patients. Method: The records of 22 consecutive patients affected by cleft lip and palate, who underwent Le Fort I osteotomy and maxillary distraction with a rigid external distractor (RED), were reviewed. The sample was subdivided into a growing and a non-growing group. All patients had pre-DO cephalometric records, immediately post DO, 12 months post DO and long-term records with a long-term follow-up of >5 years (range 5-13 years). As a control sample for the growing group, cleft children with a negative overjet not subjected to distraction or any protraction treatment during growth were followed up until the completion of growth. Results: The average maxillary advancement in the growing group was 22.2 +/- 5.5 mm (range: 15-32 mm); in the non-growing group, it was 17.7 +/- 6.6 mm (range: 6-25 mm). Excellent post-surgical stability was recorded in the adult sample. On the other hand, growing children had an average 16% relapse in the first year post DO and an additional 26% relapse in the long-term follow-up. Conclusions: This study seems to point out that early Le Fort I DO allows for the correction of very severe deformities. It is followed by a relatively high amount of true skeletal relapse in children with cleft lip and palate. Prognosis should be discussed in depth with the family and true aesthetic and psychological needs assessed.Journal of Plastic Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery 09/2014; 68(1). DOI:10.1016/j.bjps.2014.08.069 · 1.47 Impact Factor


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"Thank you!" to each and every individual who helped make Cheer Fund's 103rd year a success! Without the assistance of the individuals and businesses named below (and those missed or who wish to remain anonymous), hundreds of Decatur County children would not have received anything for Christmas. Your donations of time, toys, food, funds, building space and vehicle use are truly appreciated.
Together, our community raised $53,462.64 in 2014 for the Greensburg Daily News Cheer Fund to provide toys, personal hygiene items, clothing certificates and food for 752 children from 282 low-income families in Decatur County, Indiana.
Toy Packing
Lori Durbin, Greta Solgere, Shawna, Hannah, Madeline & Bailey Schroeder, Sandra Gabbard, Marie Akers, Kassidy Jacobs-Akers, Jackie Mellis, Amy Kuhns, Pat Luken, Sue Koors and Laura Welborn.
Food Packing
Sean Durbin, Charles & Dot Land, Ted, Madeline, Bailey & Andrew Schroeder, Blake OMara, Marie Akers, Kassidy Jacobs-Akers, Jake Akers, Greg & Arleen Schwering, David Smith and Jack & Laura Welborn, Greensburg Community Emergency Response Team (Brandon & Carrie Hess, Michael Comer & Haeighly Hanning), KB Employees (Pat Durbin, Cindy & Mark Welsh and Jenna & Harper McHugh).
Clothing Certificates
Local Stores Accepting Clothing Certificates: Goodwill, Goody's, Shoe Show, The Kids Shop, WalMart.
Bell Ringing
Locations – In Greensburg: MainStreet Market, Rural King, WalMart. In Westport: MainSource Bank and the Post Office. Volunteers – New Point Kiwanis, VFW, Tri-Kappa, North Decatur High School FFA, Greensburg Junior Optimist Club, Developmental Services, Greensburg High School Student Council, Greensburg Daily News, Lions Club, Decatur County Memorial Hospital, 4-H Junior Leaders, Future Builders 4-H Club, Greensburg Rotary Club, Knights of Columbus, MainSource Bank, Knights of St John, the Woods Family, Collection Associates Inc, Optimist Club, Greensburg Kiwanis, Little Mr & Miss Tree City Fall Festival, Westport Kiwanis, South Decatur Key Club, Lake Santee Kiwanis and Honda.
Coin Collection Cans
Locations – Crafts & Occasions.
Toys, food and other in-kind donations collected and/or provided by
Prairie Farms and Rick Followell for donating milk.
O'Mara Foods for donating eggs.
High Point Orchard for donating apples.
Columbus Container for donating toy boxes.
WalMart & Bread of Life for donating food boxes.
Food Drives
Greensburg Elementary School, Greensburg Junior High School, Greensburg High School, North Decatur Elementary, North Decatur High School, South Decatur High School, St Mary's School, and Greensburg-Decatur County Public Library.
Santa's Helpers
Box Set-Up Crew: Mary Moore and KB Foods employees: Jenna McHugh, Missy Hilbert, Mike Bokelman, Bob Howard and Elizabeth Workman.
Box Moving Crew: Mike Novak, Greensburg High School Junior Optimist Club, Chris & Kristi Tebbe, South Decatur High School Peer Group.
Box Labeling Crew:
Joe Rust, Ed & Mary Fox, Jon & Brianna Cunnington, Kristi Tebbe, Lisa Conwell and Jack & Laura Welborn.
Food Drive Pick-Up Crew: MainSource Bank employees.
Data Entry: Conlin Durbin, Shawna Schroeder and Lori Durbin.
Other Donations
Special thanks to the Knights of Columbus for the use of their hall; MainSource Bank for the use of their conference room; Acra Automotive Group, Don Meyer Ford Mercury Inc and Tom Sibbitt Chevrolet-Cadillac for the use of their vans; Conlin Durbin for hosting our database; and Steve Hodgson of Street Smart Inc for hosting our website, www.cheerfund.org.
City Delivery
Loading Supervisor: Larry Moore. Traffic Management: Greg Westrup, Joel Westrup, Dan Kress, Rob Billieu, Glenn Tebbe, Cory Parks, Dick Glaser and Gary Weekly. Santa Base: Bev Moore. Delivery Volunteers: Joe Moore, Jerry Sebo and Chris & Donna Tewmey, Don Meyer Ford; Gerald Lawrence and Bob & Tina Hoeing, Tom Sibbett Chevrolet; Steve Simmonds, Tree City Tool; Patty Hensley; David Cherry & Michael Scheidler, Acra Automotive Group; Cecilia Stanley; Steve Meyer, Meyer Custom Interiors; Cliff & Carol Nobbe; Bob Barker & Teresa Kovacich, Parks Dept; Larry & Lora Hadler, Hadler Rentals; Rick & Jennifer Carman; Renee McClintic; Doug Hawkins; Tony Owens & Lora Cochran, MainSource Bank; Craig & Abby Hellmich; Conlin Durbin; Macy Ballard; Dr Tom Brown; Gary Solgere; Michael Nahmias; Nick Peters; Chuck Kirtman, John Schwering & Lori Biltz, Moffett's Water Care; Jim Israel, Barnes Appraisal Service; Sheila Kirchhoff; Kyle Schlemmer, Schlemmer Wholesale; Tom & Donna Fong; Tony & Jean Stacy; Dan & Denise Manus; Paul & Sarah Nahmias; Shelly & Brenda Knecht; Terry Dance; Charlie Greiwe, New Visions Realty; Lora Williams; Jim & Jere Sturges; Hannah Doerflinger.
County Delivery
Loading Supervisor: Brian Huber. Assistant: Brianna Cunnington. Delivery Volunteers: Robert Pumphrey, Phil Buening, Don Yager, Jeff Emsweller, Mark Waechter, Mike Knoll, Dale Crites, Bill Weitlisbach, Mark Schabel, Mark Burkhart, Dr Tom Welage, Scott Dennett, Greg Niles, Cassandra Hamilton, Phil Kramer, Letts Fire Dept, Charles Fogg, Roland Shirk, Jon Cunnington, Seth Huber, Carol Crowe, Becky Schutte, Mike Cunnington, Dave McCullough, Tina Tallent, Westport Kiwanis, Brian Huber, Aaron Huber, Kate Bedel, South Decatur Key Club and Laura Welborn.
Cheer Fund Committee Members
Laura Welborn, President & Daily News Publisher; Joe Rust, Vice President & City Delivery Chairman; Kevin Koehne, Treasurer; Angie Wood, Assistant Treasurer; Shelley Barton, Secretary & Daily News Accounting/HR Manager; Lori Durbin, Greta Solgere, Toys; Sean Durbin, Food; Jenni Hanna, Mike Gasper, Bell Ringing; Larry Moore, City Delivery; Brian Huber, County Delivery; Diane Stewart, Public Health Dept; Sandra Gabbard, Healthy Families; Jill Richards, Dept of Child Services; Ana Guerra, Human Services; Kevin Rohr, Shop With A Cop.
And a huge "thank you!" to all who donated financially to make our Cheer Fund's 103rd year possible!
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In Honor of the Decatur County Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees & Medical Staff
PEO, Chapter T Sisterhood
12/4, 12/5 & 12/6 Bellringing
12/11, 12/12 & 12/13 Bellringing
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Don't forget, the Cardinals will get Adam Wainwright back next season
Oct 29, 2011, 10:35 AM EDT
There's naturally a lot of focus on Albert Pujols' impending free agency this winter, but let's not forget that Adam Wainwright is on track to return to the Cardinals' starting rotation next season. Wainwright, 30, missed the entire 2011 season following Tommy John surgery in February. He was recently shut down for a week due…
Josh Hamilton to see doctor about possible sports hernia
Oct 29, 2011, 9:59 AM EDT
Josh Hamilton has played through a possible sports hernia for about two months now. And now that the season is over, he can finally get it checked out. According to Jeff Caplan of ESPN Dallas, Hamilton will take about a week off before being examined by Dr. William Myers in Philadelphia. Myers previously performed surgery…
The Cardinals to hold victory parade Sunday
Oct 29, 2011, 9:19 AM EDT
Winning a World Series title is never complete without all the trappings of the victory parade. According to Adam Berry of MLB.com, the Cardinals plan to hold theirs on Sunday afternoon through downtown St. Louis. The parade will begin at 4 p.m. CT with the Budweiser Clydesdales leading the procession and end with a special…
What they're saying about the Cardinals winning the World Series
Oct 29, 2011, 8:48 AM EDT
The Cardinals defeated the Rangers 6-2 last night to win Game 7 of the World Series and their 11th World Championship. Here's some reaction from around the baseball world: Albert Pujols: "We had a 5 percent chance (to reach the playoffs) with 35 games left in the season. We knew we had to play great. The…
David Freese named World Series MVP
Oct 29, 2011, 12:12 AM EDT
Could it really be anyone else? Completing an improbable title run for the Cardinals, hometown boy David Freese was just announced as the World Series MVP. The 28-year-old third baseman batted .348 (8-for-22) during the series to go along with one home run, one triple, two doubles, seven RBI and five walks. After hitting the…
World Series Game 7 Live Chat: Rangers vs. Cardinals
Oct 28, 2011, 7:47 PM EDT
It all comes down to this. After a dramatic Game 6 which ran the gamut from ugly to resplendent, the Rangers and Cardinals will play a decisive Game 7 this evening in St. Louis. Game 7. The best two words in sports. How will the Rangers respond after letting Game 6 slip through their fingers?…
C.J. Wilson and Jake Westbrook likely the first arms out of the bullpen tonight
Oct 28, 2011, 7:07 PM EDT
The Rangers and Cardinals are hoping their starting pitchers can rise to the occasion tonight, but it will be all hands on deck if either gets into early trouble. According to Richard Durrett of ESPN Dallas, C.J. Wilson will likely be the first arm out of the bullpen if Matt Harrison needs relief. Wilson has…
Report: Yankees, CC Sabathia to discuss contract this weekend
Oct 28, 2011, 6:04 PM EDT
Many have considered it a foregone conclusion that CC Sabathia will use the opt-out clause in his contract and hit free agency next week, but the Yankees are doing their best to make sure that doesn't happen. Andrew Marchand of ESPN New York reports that the Yankees "will be talking extensively" with the agent for…
Red Sox expected to pick up Marco Scutaro's option for 2012
Oct 25, 2011, 11:00 PM EDT
New Red Sox GM Ben Cherington has plenty of important decisions awaiting him this offseason, but the status of Marco Scutaro looks like an easy call. Michael Silverman of the Boston Herald was told by "a source familiar with the Red Sox thinking" that the club is leaning toward picking up Scutaro's $6 million option…
Hong-Chih Kuo to miss All-Star series in Taiwan due to elbow soreness
Oct 25, 2011, 9:30 PM EDT
Hong-Chih Kuo was scheduled to pitch for the Chinese Taipei national team in the 2011 Taiwan All-Star series next week against a group of MLB players, but it turns out he'll skip the series due to left elbow soreness. Kuo has undergone four procedures on his elbow during his career, including two Tommy John surgeries.…
Tony La Russa takes responsibility for bullpen mix-up
Oct 25, 2011, 8:02 PM EDT
Tony La Russa tried to explain the bullpen phone mix-up following last night's loss and failed miserably, seemingly throwing his bullpen coach Derek Lilliquist under the bus. Fortunately he sung a decidedly different tune in his comments to the press this afternoon at Busch Stadium. According to the Associated Press, La Russa took full responsibility…
Lance Berkman to bat cleanup in Game 6 vs. Rangers
Oct 25, 2011, 7:01 PM EDT
As expected, the Cardinals are making some changes to their lineup for Game 6 of the World Series against the Rangers. According to Jon Paul Morosi of FOXSports.com, Cardinals manager Tony La Russa confirmed that Lance Berkman will bat cleanup against the right-hander Colby Lewis tomorrow night (weather permitting, of course) while Matt Holliday will…
Rangers top Cardinals 4-2 in Game 5, move within one win of first ever World Series title
Oct 25, 2011, 12:49 AM EDT
Though they likely owe an assist to Tony La Russa, the Rangers are now just one win away from winning their first ever World Series title. The Rangers defeated the Cardinals 4-2 on Monday night in Arlington and now hold a 3-2 lead in the series going into Game 6 on Wednesday night in St.…
World Series Game 5 Live Chat: Cardinals vs. Rangers
Oct 24, 2011, 7:50 PM EDT
The World Series is down to a best-of-three going into Game 5 tonight between the Cardinals and Rangers. We'll have all the action covered in a live chat, beginning right around first pitch at 8:05 p.m. ET. Come snark along with me or feel free to just hang out. C.J. Wilson is on the mound…
Aroldis Chapman tosses scoreless inning in first Arizona Fall League appearance
Oct 24, 2011, 6:39 PM EDT
The Reds plan to stretch Aroldis Chapman out as a starting pitcher during winter ball in Puerto Rico, but he's making a few tune-up appearances in the prospect-rich Arizona Fall League first. According to Mark Sheldon of MLB.com, the hard-throwing left-hander tossed a scoreless inning of relief in his first appearance this afternoon. He threw…
World Series Game 4 Live Blog: Cardinals vs. Rangers
Oct 23, 2011, 11:14 PM EDT
11:14: Feliz gets Holliday swinging to end it. The Rangers top the Cardinals 4-0 and tie the series at two games apiece. C.J. Wilson will take on Chris Carpenter in Game 5 tomorrow night. We have one heckuva World Series on our hands here, people. 11:11: Pujols skies one to Craig Gentry in center field for…
Look for more offense as the World Series shifts to Texas
Oct 22, 2011, 5:40 PM EDT
The first two games of the World Series were dominated by pitching, but we'll likely see something very different as the series moves to Texas for Games 3, 4 and 5. According to ESPN Park Factors, Rangers Ballpark in Arlington was the top run-scoring park and home run park in the majors this season compared…
World Series Game 3 lineups: Cardinals vs. Rangers
Oct 22, 2011, 4:15 PM EDT
Here are the lineups for Game 3 of the Cardinals-Rangers series tonight: ST. LOUIS CARDINALS TEXAS RANGERS 1. Rafael Furcal, SS 1. Ian Kinsler, 2B 2. Allen Craig, RF 2. Elvis Andrus, SS 3. Albert Pujols, 1B 3. Josh Hamilton, CF 4. Matt Holliday, LF 4. Michael Young, DH 5. Lance Berkman, DH 5. Adrian…
Nationals prospect Matt Purke rocked in Arizona Fall League appearance
Oct 22, 2011, 3:10 PM EDT
Matt Purke, who agreed to a major league deal with the Nationals in August worth $4.4 million, made his first pro start yesterday in the Arizona Fall League. And it didn't go so well. Courtesy of Amanda Comak of the Washington Times, here was his line: 1/3 IP, 7 ER, 5 H, 1 BB, 0…
The last word on the Albert Pujols-media thing
Oct 22, 2011, 1:41 PM EDT
Game 3 of the World Series is just a few hours away, so hopefully this is the last we hear about this topic for a while, but Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com wrote an enlightening column this morning on the Albert Pujols situation. Rosenthal focused specifically on the symbiotic relationship between members of the media, players…
Bud Selig hints at changes for All-Star Game next year
Oct 22, 2011, 12:15 PM EDT
Bud Selig touched on a number of hot topics with Bob Costas in an interview that aired on MLB Network last night, including realignment, interleague play, the use of instant replay and the long-rumored addition of two Wild Card teams. You can read some of his comments via this recap from Adam Berry of MLB.com,…
Orioles receive permission from Dodgers to interview De Jon Watson for GM vacancy
Oct 22, 2011, 11:01 AM EDT
Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun reports that the Orioles have received permission from the Dodgers to interview assistant general manager De Jon Watson for their vacant general manager position. Watson, 45, has worked with the Dodgers for the past five seasons, including the last four as the head of player development. He interviewed last…
Josh Hamilton skips workout, still expected to play in Game 3 of World Series
Oct 22, 2011, 10:15 AM EDT
Josh Hamilton skipped a workout yesterday at the request of Rangers manager Ron Washington in order to rest a left groin strain which has bothered him for a couple of months now. However, Washington told Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News that he has no intention to make any changes to his lineup. "He's…
Must-click link: Anatomy of a baseball trade
Oct 22, 2011, 9:30 AM EDT
Here's something that's actually a couple of days old, but is just so interesting that it needs to be mentioned here. Ever wonder how a baseball trade goes down? Rob Gloster of Bloomberg Businessweek has you covered. He wrote a fantastic behind-the-scenes piece detailing how the Braves and Astros agreed to the Michael Bourn trade…
Cubs receive permission from Padres to speak with Jed Hoyer and Jason McLeod
Oct 22, 2011, 8:40 AM EDT
Now that Theo Epstein is officially the Cubs' president of baseball operations, he can formally begin the process of getting two of his buddies to join him in Chicago. According to Dan Hayes of the North County Times, the Cubs have received permission from the Padres to speak with general manager Jed Hoyer and assistant…
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Senior Pastors with Team Leadership skills are often veterans in their line of work, with over four-fifths bringing more than 10 years of experience to the table. Salaries slide in at $56K annually on average but can range from $30K to $87K per year. It's heartening to note that most people in this field love their work, finding it both fun and rewarding. Although just under a third lack health benefits of any kind, the larger part do enjoy medical insurance, and slightly less than a third get dental coverage, too. This report is based on responses to the PayScale salary survey.
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Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Senior Pastors with Team Leadership skills with a lot of experience do not necessarily enjoy more money. Someone who has worked for fewer than five years earns around $49K on average. Individuals with five to 10 years of experience don't get much more, though; the average income in this group is $52K. Senior Pastors with Team Leadership skills claiming one to two decades of experience make an estimated median of $56K. Survey participants who have spent more than 20 years on the job report a predictably higher median income of $64K, demonstrating that compensation is roughly commensurate with experience in the end.
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96 %
|Medical: 69%
|Dental: 30%
|Vision: 24%
|None: 30%