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When Captain Sully Sullenberger successfully landed his crippled jet on the water in the "Miracle on the Hudson" a few years ago, he modestly belied any heroism, saying, "There was nothing hard about the physical navigation of this plane — what worked was teamwork and adherence to protocol."
It's a tenet to which Michael Stabile, MD, MBA also subscribes. All of Stabile's training and experience leads him to believe that teamwork and adherence to established protocols are always the key ingredients for success, and he correlates these principles to operating an anesthesia practice in the increasingly complex world of modern medicine.
Stabile sees the fundamentals of teamwork and closely followed protocols as keystones to the success of Anesthesia Medical Group, founded more than a decade ago. He said, "We work as a team all day. A patient is not 'your patient' or 'my patient' … it's 'our patient.'"
While the majority of use of anesthetics in North America is by individual anesthesiologists loosely organized into a group practice, AMG is set up as a team-model practice. "The organization of our group has been structured to share risks, responsibilities and rewards amongst the partners. This philosophy has permeated the clinical setting," explained Stabile.
He added, "We, at AMG, believe that the team model is a superior patient care model. Why? Because, although things generally go well, when there are problems in the operating room or recovery room, the individual practice model can fail. There is no back up. All the doctors might be in another room. Our systems allow access to unusual resources during crises — from pre-op to when the patient leaves the recovery room."
He continued, "The challenge for the care team model is communication and working in a team environment with a clear vision of what needs to get done, always factoring in the increasing complexity of anesthesia surgery and patient physiology, which warrants onsite peri-operative physician management."
A native of New Jersey, Stabile didn't decide to go to medical school until after his graduation from Rutgers College. "I knew that I liked science, and I thought I might like to do something that involved international travel, perhaps epidemiology," he recalled, but he was finally drawn to medical school at the College of Medicine and Dentistry of
New Jersey.
After graduation, he served as senior registrar, a position similar to chief
resident, in Anesthesia Intensive Care and Pain Management at the Prince Henry and Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney. He was an attending at a Boston hospital when he decided on private practice and accepted a position in Nashville.
Once here, Stabile continued his education at the Massey School at Belmont University, where he earned his master's in 2000, all the while building his anesthesiology practice.
He observed, "It was rare for physicians to attend business school in the 1990s. Despite years of math and science, I had never taken an accounting class or studied macroeconomics. The Massey School placed an emphasis on operations and quality control. It was humbling because the students were very bright, much younger, and
had a totally different set of skills," he said.
Stabile continued, "I left Massey with the realization that even complex undertakings could be measured and quantified. The other benefit was a deeper appreciation of
how organizations function."
Putting that knowledge into context, Stabile noted, "We succeed at AMG because we are clinically well organized and have a vision of what needs to be done. We are at the intersection of hands-on medicine and technology."
He added, "I love what I do … it has led to an unbelievably fascinating and fulfilling
professional life. A lot of times the field of anesthesiology used to attract very technical people. Now it requires a team spirit much like that seen in a sports organizational process."
He observed, "Healthcare anesthesia is very labor intensive and increasingly complex. Patients are sicker now and have more complicating drug interactions, and the scope of practice is now expanded to include endoscopy and interventional radiology as part of what we cover in our practice. The technology is constantly evolving."
The rise in America's obesity rate and the resulting rise in bariatric surgery, for example, present a new set of anesthesia challenges. Stabile said, "The things that anesthesiologists do routinely, such as start intravenous lines, place epidural catheters and intubate patients, become technically more difficult. In addition, many of these patients have obstructive sleep apnea, diabetes and other co-morbidities. It's challenging, both technically and physiologically, but patients with increasing BMIs will need surgical services, so the challenge will remain."
He continued, "The technical challenge of obesity also re-enforces the advantages of the anesthesia care team model. These patients will very often need two sets of hands just to facilitate breathing."
It all comes back to teamwork and having a protocol plan in place for any situation. Stabile doesn't think patient care can work in any better way.


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It seems that almost every site on the Web requires a password. At least twice a week, I get an email from someone who wants me to join yet another site, which requires yet another username and password.
You can cop out and use the same username and password combination, but that's always possible since some sites let you use numbers and symbols in your password and some don't, or the user name you want may be taken. Besides that's just asking for trouble. If you use the same password for your banking account, Gmail account, and your medical account you are leaving yourself open to exposure—if one account ends up getting hacked, all those accounts could be hacked.
But how do you manage all those user names and passwords without having a cheat sheet in a file on your computer or stuck on post-it notes next to your computer? Neither option provides the security you should reserve for passwords.
The key to surviving this is to make a small investment in a password management service that stores your passwords on a security-restricted site that you can access from any device as long as you have an Internet connection. The best thing about a password manager is that you ultimately have just the one master password to remember, which gets you access to all the different passwords for each site.
Password managers also allow you to instantly create secure and complex passwords for each of your accounts, so that you don't end up using the same one for every account. Usually trying to create complex passwords can be tiresome and it isn't easily remembering them all, but with a password manager it remembers all your passwords for you.
You might ask how having one password manager that holds the "key" to all my user names and passwords safe? Well it's much safer than what you're most likely using today and most of these password managers utilize a high-level of encryption that can't easily be cracked.
The real security vulnerability is with your own computer and devices and any existing or future malware that it may have that could record your keystrokes or take screenshots. To prevent this, you need to make sure you have a clean device and run scans on a regular basis.
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A woman reconsiders her engagement when she meets her horrible mother-in-law.... Full synopsis »
I watched "Monster-in-Law" way back in August, so bear with me as I am finally writing the review in November. Needless to say, I don't remember much about the film, but in essence that is what my review is about - "Monster-in-Law" looked funny in the previews, but it lacks the kick that could have taken it to the next level. Full movie review »


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Viktor Troicki speaks out on his doping case.
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August 7th, 2013
Novak Djokovic: Troicki's Definitely Innocent Of Doping Charges
Novak Djokovic says his friend and countryman Viktor Troicki is innocent of doping charges.
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July 25th, 2013
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Vicktor Troicki has been suspended for 18 months for failing to provide a blood sample.
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May 29th, 2013
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Novak Djokovic really liked Viktor Troicki's epic meltdown in Rome.
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May 15th, 2013
Viktor Troicki Made Even Gulbis Jealous With This Meltdown Today In Rome [Video]
Watch Victor Troicki have a meltdown that for the history books.
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October 14th, 2012
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Women's Notes: (1) Stosur after a bye could open against Cornet, and (3) Wozniacki after a bye against the Slam winner Schiavone…Pulling from the event were Marina Erakovic, Sara Errani, Kaia Kanepi, and Aleksandra Wozniak…Returning champs in the field are Cibulkova (2011) and Schiavone (2009).
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Preview: Roddick, Radwanska Among Strong Fields Week Before US Open
Wozniacki is the lone returning champion, trying to win her fifth straight New Haven Open. A win this year for Wozniacki would put her in rarified company, as only three players have won a tournament title five years in a row — Chris Evert (Charleston), Steffi Graf (Hamburg), and Martina Navratilova (Eastbourne, Wimbledon and Chicago).
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What AT&T DSL modem works best with the AirPort Extreme?
I just bought an AE and would like to know what AT&T FastAccess DSL Direct 6.0 modem works best with it. I have a 327W Westell wireless routher/modem hooked up right now so I am assuming I will need to purchase a separate DSL modem to make the AE work. What are some of the best DSL modems on the market?
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Got better performance by trashing the AT&T provided 2Wires at two locations this past year and replacing them with the Actiontec (Model GT701D) 1-Port Broadband DSL Modem with Built-In Firewall. Both connected easily to the AT&T service. No issue since then at either location. Third location still uses an AT&T provided Siemens 4100 in its sixth year (said to have a six year lifespan). Will switch to another Actiontec (off the shelf at Best Buy) when needed.
My guess is that most modems are much the same. Simply stick to a DSL modem, not a modem/router, and avoid any and all USB modems.
- Answered by Andrew H from Carmel
the 2wire modem works fairly well. It is a modem and router so if your using your Airport Extreem for you wifi network i would recommend disabling the wifi capability on your router (because your AE is your router). I think that your modem/router is fine just disable the wifi on your 327W and plug a ethernet cable from that modem/router to the AE. Under the airport utility create a new network and you will have a new wifi signal from your AE. and i keep emphasizing disable the wifi capability on your 327W because if not you will have two wifi networks, but its up to you.
- Answered by Kenny A from Mission
2/25/12 - I just bought the AE to us with my AT&T Uverse service. AT&T supplied a 2 Wire wireless modem that has had issues since being installed. I had it replaced once and have still had rumerous issues. We had to reboot the modem daily to use our devices. The AE was so easy to install and works great. It has better range and faster download speeds. It was an easy install, all you need to do is turn off the wireless settings on the 2 Wire and continue to use it as a basic modem. I highly recommend this device. Apple products just work. Love it!
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Vicki DeVault and Joyce Thompson, second year Cellular, Molecular, and Biomedical Science students in Dr. Jon Boyson's and Dr. Arti Shukla's labs, have been awarded full scholarships to attend the 54th Annual Short Course on Medical and Experimental Mammalian Genetics at the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, ME.
The scholarships, funded by the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, will allow Vicki and Joyce to attend the two-week course, which starts next week, as well as require the students to present posters in the poster session.
"We are looking forward to learning genetics from a human disease viewpoint," they said, "and how we can apply both the basic science and disease perspective to our own research going forward."
Vicki and Joyce would like to thank the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation for providing the scholarship to attend the course, and their PIs, Drs. Boyson and Shukla, for encouraging them to apply to go to this course.


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KENT NARROWS - Buoyed by a victory in the U.S. Senate this week, Maryland's seafood processors turned their attention yesterday to winning House of Representatives approval for a visa program they say is crucial to the survival of the Chesapeake Bay's signature industry.
More than two dozen operators of crab-picking houses from throughout the
Eastern Shore met here with Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski, who got legislation
through the Senate on Tuesday that would allow foreign workers who have held
crab-picking and other seasonal jobs to return to their temporary positions.
Mexico - can enter the U.S. as early as next month to work
during the crab season, then return to their homes.
"We convinced the Senate to see it our way, so now we just have to keep it
moving," said Jay Newcomb, who runs Phillips Seafood on Hoopers Island.
Mikulski generated bipartisan support to get the measure through the
Senate, 94-6, as an amendment to key supplemental spending bill that contains
money for, among other programs, the Iraq war and tsunami victims in East
Asia. She said yesterday that a conference committee could begin meeting as
soon as next week to work out differences in the spending bill.
"I'm here with my seafood processors and my watermen to declare a victory,"
Mikulski said. "I believe we can pass this bill and the president will sign
it. We believe we have nationwide support."
For the first time since the seasonal visa program began in 1990, most of
the Shore's seafood processors were not able to get visas this year for
workers they have come to depend upon to pick crab meat harvested by Maryland
watermen. Only four of 25 crab picking houses received their allotment of
visas this year.
The visa program, known as H2B, has allowed 66,000 foreign workers in the
country each year to hold temporary jobs. But industries in other states are
using so many workers that the limit was reached before East Coast seafood
processors - as well as landscapers, logging companies and the tourism
industry - could apply.
Mikulski's amendment would allow workers who have worked in the H2B program
to return to the temporary, non-agricultural jobs this year and next. The idea
is to give Congress time to work out comprehensive immigration reform. The
measure would also tighten anti-fraud rules and divide the 66,000 visas
equally among Western and East Coast states.
Seafood industry leaders said they are optimistic that the amendment will
move quickly in the conference committee, fast enough for workers to begin
arriving from Mexico as soon as the middle of next month. Mikulski will be on
the conference committee. She said lawmakers from Maryland, including Rep.
Wayne T. Gilchrest, an Eastern Shore Republican, and from other states
affected by the visa limits will lead the effort to line up support in the
"It's not done yet," said Cambridge processor Jack Brooks. "People told us
it takes six or seven years to get something like this through Congress.
Mikulski has helped us take a huge step. We're optimistic that it could be a
matter of a few weeks now for workers to start getting here."
Opponents in the House are wary of any bill allowing temporary seasonal
workers. Others fear the measure would allow them to take jobs from Americans.
"There is an urgent need for immigration reform," Mikulski said. "Our
borders are porous, but this H2B visa was one of the few programs that
So far, the lack of workers for the traditional start of the crab season,
which is April 1, has not made much difference in Maryland because low water
temperatures have kept crabs from becoming active. Once summer weather settles
in, however, watermen and the processors to whom they sell say they will be
idled without the temporary workers to pick and pack the crabs.
Virgil "Sonny" Ruark, who is a fourth-generation processor, said he has
received several phone calls from workers in Mexico who have returned for
years to jobs in his Hoopers Island picking house.
"I've told them things are looking good, and that we hope to get them back
here once everything gets approved," Ruark said. "It would be nice to know
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IBM has announced a new network storage array that was based around its supercomputing platforms down to enterprise level.The Scale Out Network Attached Storage (SONAS) system uses between one and 30 storage 'pods,' containing a storage node, a storage controller and attached 15,000 or 7,200 drives. These can be scaled up to a claimed 14.4 petabytes of storage."Every day, the equivalent of eight-times the information that exists in all US libraries combined is created," said Doug Balog, vice president of disk systems for IBM."Companies not only need to cost-effectively store that data, but they need to rapidly locate it and provide ubiquitous access to it instantly. SONAS addresses these needs and provide clients with the right scalable solution." The technology behinds SONAS was originally developed as part of General Parallel File System (GPFS), which the company has used on its supercomputing platform for around ten years.SONAS also comes with an integrated Tivoli Storage Manager backup/archive client, up to 256 snapshots per file system, and support for modern RAID systems and network protocols, including CIFS, NFS, the Secure Copy Protocol (SCP), HTTP and FTP.
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Pierce softest eye of coconut with a metal skewer or small screwdriver and drain liquid. Bake coconut 15 minutes.
Break shell with a hammer or back of a heavy cleaver and remove flesh, prying it out carefully with tip of a flat-head screwdriver. Remove brown membrane with a sharp paring knife or vegetable peeler.
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Cook remaining onion in oil in a wide 4- to 5-quart heavy pot over moderate heat, stirring, until softened, about 5 minutes. Add coconut paste, cumin, turmeric, and chile and cook at a bare simmer (do not let boil), stirring, 3 minutes. Stir in 2 cups water and cook at a bare simmer (do not let boil), uncovered, 15 minutes. Add cauliflower and cook at a bare simmer (do not let boil), uncovered, stirring occasionally, until just tender, 15 to 20 minutes.
While cauliflower cooks, toss shrimp with 1/2 teaspoon salt in a small bowl. Gently mash tamarind pulp with remaining 2 tablespoons water in another small bowl until pulp is softened. Force pulp through a sieve into a bowl, discarding seeds and thick fibers.
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TAMPA, FL - SEPTEMBER 12: Rookie quarterback Colt McCoy of the Cleveland Browns warms up just prior to the start of the game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium on September 12, 2010 in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by J. Meric/Getty Images)
In the end, it might have been the numbers that mattered most to the Browns. Colt McCoy's miserable preseason finale on Thursday night didn't cost him his roster spot with the Browns. The numbers were finances. Seneca Wallace was released, clearing his salary which was $1.9 million higher than McCoy's for 2012, and McCoy will stay as the backup to rookie starter Brandon Weeden. Wallace and McCoy each have made 21 career starts, but Wallace's career is nearing the end and McCoy might not have yet received a fair trial as a starting quarterback because of injuries and a shortage of talent on the Browns' roster since he was drafted. McCoy has 14 touchdowns, 11 interceptions and passer rating of 74.6 in his career. Barring additional transactions before the Sept. 9 opener, Thad Lewis is expected to be the Browns' No. 3 quarterback.
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It was supposed to be the best thing since apple pie. But the New York City Leadership Academy, a training center for New York City principals, has not met the expectations generated by its creators. The Academy was apparently a brainchild of the Partnership for New York City, the unelected "mayor's" office that enjoys an incestuous relationship with the once-august New York Chamber of Commerce. The Partnership for New York City has been at the forefront of a rather elitist approach to education in the city, first espousing the proliferation of charter schools, and then supporting the dissolution of local school boards and placing the New York City public schools under a single manager who answers only to the mayor. The Academy, which the city is using as a source of trained principals to replace those in under-performing school districts, is itself underperforming. It turns out that the Academy's trainees have not all made a great hit at the schools they have been assigned to, according to an article in December 20, 2005 editions of
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The Partnership positions itself as wearing the real pants in New York City government, a city which it deems too important to leave to the management of elected officials and to that outmoded form of government called "democracy." The Academy it helped create, is, of course, a private nonprofit whose work is subsidized by private funds. In other words, New York City is once again accepting the charity of "benefactors" who can run things outside the purview of the electorate. For the same reason, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg runs the metropolis for a salary of $1. Of course, this is billed as a benefit to New Yorkers, who don't seem to be aware of tradeoffs such as the awarding of air rights over railroad tracks to preferred bidders at a discount amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars. Bloomberg is a buddy of David Rockefeller, founder of the Partnership, and he received an award from another of David's pet projects, the Museum of Modern Art, just before he was elected to his first term as mayor. The award carries David's name. And the paint-by-numbers art work for which Bloomberg received the award....hmmmm.......wait! Let me do a little fact checking on that!
Back to the Academy. If you have ever had the opportunity to take a whiff of the Rockefellerite establishment, you will immediately grasp that the Academy is basically a factory that produces clones that tow the line, something like cookie-cutter elitists. No wonder Academy trainees have received a mixed reception among the "real" people who pay bills and scrape to get by. In the first place, principals adjudged "poor performers," most likely people of color, had to be booted so there would be room for the Rockefellerite clones, predictably white-butted lackeys. Then, these principals had to be carefully trained so they would be reliable "in your face" types. Highlighted in
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Take the case of Ms. Lloyd, who worked as a teacher and an assistant district attorney before joining the Leadership Academy. Tabio Da Cruz, the teacher's union chapter leader at J.H.S. (Junior High School) 8, said that at first he had high hopes for Ms. Lloyd, who surprised him by calling him at home to introduce herself before school started.
They started to spar, he said, after she closed a union-run training center in the building. Tensions rose, he said, after she started calling teachers at home after they called in sick. "If you were calling out sick, she would ask you: 'Are you sick? What's your temperature? Are you sure you can't come in? Can I have someone come pick you up and bring you here?'" he said. "It seemed like she was open to ideas in the beginning, but all of the sudden it was my way for the highway; if you don't like it get out."
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It used to be said that the communists claimed to be selling the West the rope they will use to hang it with. Likewise, it appears that the Partnership is selling New York City the rope with which to hang its educational infrastructure, while siphoning public funds into the pockets of its own constituency, such as the hand-picked candidates for the Academy.
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After writing this column, I briefly browsed the Partnership's web site at www.nycp.org, and upon reading it, became ill. Under "About Us," it states:
The Partnership for New York City was formed out of the merger of two organizations: the New York Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the New York City Partnership.
No, far more likely, this was a clandestine and unfriendly takeover of the 200+ year old New York Chamber of Commerce, and not a "merger." I'll leave it to those with stronger stomachs to leaf through the entire site.
By the way, if you think this local phenomenon has nothing to do with our country's foreign policy woes, think again. Paging through "Our Founder" at the Partnership web site, you will see that it touts David Rockefeller's influential ties to the foreign policy establishment that brought us the Patriot Act and the Iraq War, among other fantastic productions of the current U.S. administration.
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College Football Odds from BetOnline
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UCLA Bruins
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- UCLA is 2-5 SU in its last 7 games when playing on the road against Stanford
- The total has gone UNDER in 8 of UCLA's last 11 games when playing Stanford
- UCLA is 1-4 SU in its last 5 games when playing Stanford
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- The total has gone UNDER in 8 of Stanford's last 11 games when playing UCLA
- Stanford is 4-1 SU in its last 5 games when playing UCLA
- Stanford is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games at home
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A trip to the Rose Bowl will be on the line for the UCLA Bruins and the Stanford Cardinal, as they fight it out in Palo Alto in college football betting action on Friday night.
The Bruins know that they are in some trouble in this game, as they were beaten by this very same Stanford team badly last week at home. There is no taking away the fact that this has been a remarkable season for UCLA, and Head Coach Jim Mora Jr. has been great in this, his first season. QB Brett Hundley didn't play well last week, but he has had himself a great freshman season. He has thrown for 3,234 yards and 26 TDs against 10 picks, and he has had eight TDs as a rusher as well. Hundley has some very talented options to throw the ball to like WR Shaq Evans and TE Joseph Fauria, and he has one of the best backs in the nation in RB Johnathan Franklin as well. Franklin has rumbled for 1,507 yards and 11 TDs this year, and he also has some great hands out of the backfield with 29 catches, 297 yards, and a pair of scores. This defense had played so well over the course of the first several weeks of the season, but in the end of the year, three straight teams have scored at least 28 against this 'D', albeit against a relatively tough schedule.
Imagine what could have been for Stanford had it beaten the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in that triple overtime game? The Cardinal would probably be playing for a spot in the BCS National Championship Game right now. That's the only game that they have lost since losing on September 27th against the Washington Huskies. We give Head Coach David Shaw a whole heck of a lot of credit, knowing that he had the gumption to pull starting QB Josh Nunes in favor of QB Kevin Hogan, who came out of nowhere and led the team to victory against the Oregon Ducks a few weeks ago. Hogan has done well since coming into the fold, and he is not only the present, but the future of the Stanford program as well. Keep a close eye on TE Zach Ertz and RB Stepfan Taylor as well, as both of these men had nice games against UCLA last week and had very good regular seasons to boot.
There's going to be too much here for the Cardinal to lose this game, but they probably aren't going to ultimately end up covering by double digits. There's just too much positivity going for the Bruins to get the doors blown off in a second straight game by this team. Stanford 34 – UCLA 27
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Replay: Tigers 85, UAB 75
As the game turned
In a game with 31 lead changes and 10 ties, getting a two-possession advantage was rare and crucial. The teams traded blows throughout the second half, with UAB taking its final lead with 4:31 to go on a tough layup by senior George Drake. But the Tigers took it right back 17 seconds later when sophomore guard Elliot Williams drove it right at UAB with his right hand, scored a tough layup in traffic and drew a foul. His free throw gave Memphis a 69-67 lead. Though UAB tied it again on Drake's free throws, sophomore Wesley Witherspoon took it hard to the rim and drew a foul, making a pair at the line for the lead again. Then, the Tigers got two huge stops in a row and took a 73-69 lead when Witherspoon got a lane to the bucket for a layup.
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The Tigers finally had reason to celebrate with 34 seconds to go. With a 79-71 lead inside the final minute, it was pretty much over, but UAB could have kept the pressure on with a basket. Instead, Witherspoon stepped up to swat Aaron Johnson's attempt at a runner, leading to a fast-break opportunity for the Tigers. Senior Doneal Mack was motioning to Williams to slow it down and run clock. But Williams saw an opportunity, pushed it ahead, sprinted to the wide side of the court and hit Mack in the middle for a wide-open transition dunk.
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Memphis hasn't used freshman guard Drew Barham many meaningful minutes, but he was thrust into the fire Wednesday after Pastner took disciplinary action against two starters. Mack and Sallie came off the bench against UAB for team rules violations, and Pastner started Kemp and freshman D.J. Stephens instead. When Pastner made his first substitutions, he reached for Will Coleman and Barham.
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After the offense looked rough in the first half, Memphis was really sharp in the second. The Tigers made 18-of-30 field goals (60 percent), shot 3-of-7 from 3-point range and made 15-of-16 free throws. Memphis had just six assists on those 18 baskets, in part because Williams and Witherspoon were able to create for themselves and get to the rim rather easily. The Tigers shot 9-of-25 in the first half from the field and 3-of-9 from long range.
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"Even in zone, we can pressure the man and speed them up, and that's what we were doing. They were having trouble guarding me and Wesley off the dribble, so we tried to expose them on that. Wesley had the hot hand, so I gave it to him and he went to work." -- Williams
Odds and ends
-- Sophomore forward Angel Garcia, who tore his ACL last Sept. 10, was medically cleared to play Wednesday but didn't make his career debut. Garcia only was allowed to return to practice Monday, and Pastner said he would be cautious in playing Garcia early, especially if he can't help the team.
-- UAB coach Mike Davis spent a lot of time Wednesday talking to Williams and Witherspoon from the Blazers' bench. It's unusual for a coach to talk to opposing players throughout the game, but apparently it was all in fun. "He was talking a little smack to me and Wesley, saying, 'We'll lock y'all down,'" Williams said. "I know Mike so it's all good."
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Ted Turner describes the Millennium Development Goals as the world's to-do list. Watch this video and you'll see why:
Oxfam's Joel Bassuk writes:
In less than a week world leaders will meet in New York to review progress on the Millennium Development Goals, including the goal to halve world hunger by 2015 (MDG1). Governments are no closer to achieving this goal today then they were ten years ago. But the genuinely good news is that it is still possible to halve hunger in the next 5 years.
Oxfam's new report, 'Halving World Hunger: Still Possible,' points to countries such as Vietnam and Brazil as evidence of what is possible. By supporting poor food producers and providing social safety nets for people who cannot produce or buy enough food, Vietnam and Brazil have dramatically cut hunger at home. For instance, Brazil has reduced malnutrition by 73 percent in the last six years.
If more governments – north and south – work together to deliver the right policies and the necessary investment the success stories of Brazil and Vietnam can be replicated across the globe.
World leaders meeting at the MDG Summit in New York must show they haven't given up on the Millennium Development Goals. They must put their weight behind a global action plan that will bring all countries together to tackle hunger.
The intro to the Oxfam report states:
Unless an urgent rescue package is developed to accelerate fulfillment of all the MDGs, we are likely to witness the greatest collective failure in history.
In most discussions of right and wrong, sins of commission tend to get more attention than sins of omission, but not doing something that could save lives is still ethically reprehensible. If we can spare millions of children the ravages of hunger, poverty and disease and we don't, then it is indeed an epic collective failure.


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HOUSTON/ NEW YORK, June 15- Steep downward revisions to oil and gas reserves at the end of this year are likely to increase scrutiny of how energy companies tally future barrels- a process that has become more opaque with the rise of shale drilling. Reserve growth is used at companies, including ConocoPhillips as a component of the chief executive's compensation.
NEW YORK, May 11- The rebound in oil prices since mid-March is paying off for holders of corporate bonds of energy companies, and investors are confident that they will outperform Treasuries this year, despite lingering risks. "Treasuries are significantly overpriced in the current market while energy bonds are cheap," said Kevin Dachille, institutional...
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Influences from abroad may first drive stocks, bonds and the dollar.
Energy stocks should move higher this year, providing a great opportunity in these names, money manager Jerry Castellini said.
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But judges have repeatedly dismissed the lawsuits, most recently in 2010 when a U.S. appellate court ruled against Melgen. He tried again last July, filing a new case against Bank of America.
The Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, urged Menendez to stop publicly discussing his business relationship with Melgen, a Florida ophthalmologist and entrepreneur. Reid cited a pending inquiry into the matter by the Senate Ethics Committee but praised Menendez as an invaluable leader.
"We all have these issues come to us," Reid said. "We have to work our way through it ... I would suggest to my friend that he shouldn't get into this today."
Menendez has acknowledged that he flew on Melgen's private plane and failed, initially, to properly pay for the trips. He told reporters he reimbursed some $58,500 from his personal funds.
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Melgen has been a friend and political supporter of Menendez's for many years. Last year, Melgen's practice gave $700,000 to Majority PAC, a super political action committee set up to fund Democratic candidates for Senate. Aided by Melgen's donation, the super PAC became the largest outside political committee contributing to Menendez's re-election, spending more than $582,000 on the senator's behalf.
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Toronto Raptors forward Amir Johnson got away with what may be the most blatant double dribble in the history of the NBA during the first quarter of Wednesday night's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. It's not even close how obvious this double dribble was. Johnson dribbles to his right, stops, fakes the shot to juke the defender, then dribbles again and makes the shot for the basket. Yet, despite three NBA referees watching the action, not one of them called the violation on Johnson. It was so bad that you could even see Johnson laughing about it as he ran back down the court to play defense. Seriously, how did the officials not see this? Granted that with the Raptors winning the game 102-79, this play hardly made a difference in the game, but if the officials can't make this call, how can they be trusted with anything else? H/T Cosby. Visit us at holdoutsports.com and follow us on Twitter @HoldoutSports.
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LaFountain was released from the Walter Reed Warrior Transition Battalion in early December and returned to Alaska where he was attached to B Company Warrior Transition Battalion. He continued to heal, qualified and competed in the inaugural Warrior Games in May at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., along with Sgt. Allen Marley, also from Fort Wainwright's WTB, who won a silver medal in the air pistol contest.
"It was definitely a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Being able to go to the training center and live and train there for a week. It is something most anyone in the world would want to be able to experience and I got to do that," LaFountain said. "Being able to participate in the first Warrior Games was extremely inspiring. One of the best parts of these games is showing soldiers that they still have the opportunity to do things that they loved to do before."
LaFountain, a platoon sergeant and crew chief, returned to work June 1.
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England celebrate Emily Scarratt's try in the World Cup final
England ended their wait for a second Women's Rugby World Cup crown with a 21-9 victory over Canada in the 2014 final in Paris.
After finishing as runners-up in the last three tournaments, Gary Street's side held their nerve to see off underdogs Canada and reclaim the title they first won in 1994.
Emily Scarratt inspired the victory, scoring a decisive solo try late in the game and kicking 11 points from the tee. Danielle Waterman grabbed the only other try of the contest.
Canada closed to within two points during the second half thanks to Magali Harvey's penalties, but Scarratt's late score killed off any threat of a comeback.
England fielded 11 survivors from the team that started the 2010 World Cup final against New Zealand, and the pain of that 13-10 loss had been a motivating factor for captain Katy Mclean and her players.
Waterman and prop Rochelle Clark were featuring in a World Cup final for the third time, a contrast to the starting XV of Canada, who making their first appearance in the showpiece fixture of women's rugby.
England had slightly the better of a cagey opening and opened their account in the 10th minute when Scarratt sent over the first of three penalties.
Both teams were eager to move possession wide, and a dynamic counter-attack from England was barely contained when Canadian flanker Karen Paquin hauled down Kat Merchant.
England scrum-half Natasha Hunt went even closer five minutes later, darting to within inches of Canada's before she was also denied by Paquin.
England continued to pile on the pressure and a second Scarratt penalty doubled their advantage 15 minutes before half-time.
However, their efforts were not rewarded with a try until lock dummied through the defence to create the space which eventually allowed Waterman to cross the try-line in the corner.
Scarratt could not add the touchline conversion and England saw their lead cut to 11-3 at half-time when Harvey kicked a penalty on the stroke of the interval.
A second Harvey penalty four minutes after the restart gave England food for thought, and with Canada's scrum starting to exert a degree of dominance, Mclean's team came under extended pressure for the first time.
Harvey slotted over a third penalty from long range, cranking up the pressure and tension as the game moved into its closing quarter.
Even though England won a penalty soon after the restart and Scarratt restored their five-point lead, the trophy was not secured until the influential centre crossed the line herself in the closing minutes.
The 24-year-old took Mclean's pass before beating one tackler and running clear of two more on a brilliant dash to the line.Her conversion put England 12 points clear and broke Canada's resistance once and for all.
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Devere,Omega,Durst,Beseler are all good. Some are better. Some are worst. But a used one in good condition with all the parts will be better then one that's not in great condition or that you can't find parts. If somebody offers you a 5x7 enlarger and you've got the room take it. OTOH if somebody offers you a nice complete MF enlarger grab that.


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Craig Ferguson
Age 53
Robert FergusonFather
Janet FergusonMother, d.2008
Lynn FergusonSister, Age 50
Scott FergusonBrother
Janice FergusonSister
Milo Hamish FergusonSon, Age 14
Liam James FergusonSon
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Learn about the memorable moments in the evolution of Craig Ferguson.
1962 Birth Born on May 17, 1962.
1983 21 Years Old 1 More Event
His first visit to the United States was as a teenager to visit an uncle who lived on Long Island, near New York City. When he moved to New York City in 1983, he worked in construction in Harlem. … Read More
1986 24 Years Old After a nerve-wrecking, knee-knocking first appearance, he decided to create a character that was a "parody of all the über-patriotic native folk singers who seemed to infect every public performance in Scotland." The character, "Bing Hitler" (actually coined by Capaldi as Ferguson started with the monogram of "Nico Fulton" but admittedly later stole the name for his "own nefarious ends"), premiered in Glasgow, and subsequently became a hit at the 1986 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. … Read More
1991 29 Years Old 1 More Event
He has also found success in musical theatre. Beginning in 1991, he appeared on stage as Brad Majors in the London production of The Rocky Horror Show, alongside Anthony Head, who was playing Dr. Frank-N-Furter at the time.
1993 31 Years Old In 1993, Ferguson presented his own series on Scottish archaeology for Scottish Television entitled Dirt Detective. … Read More
1994 32 Years Old 1 More Event
In 1994, Ferguson played Father MacLean in the highly controversial production of Bad Boy Johnny and the Prophets of Doom at the Union Chapel in London. … Read More
1995 33 Years Old His first U.S. role was as baker Logan McDonough on the short-lived 1995 ABC comedy Maybe This Time, which starred Betty White and Marie Osmond.
1996 34 Years Old His breakthrough in the U.S. came when he was cast on The Drew Carey Show as the title character's boss, Mr. Wick, a role that he played from 1996 to 2003. … Read More
2006 44 Years Old … Ferguson hosted the 32nd annual People's Choice Awards on 10 January 2006. … Read More
2007 45 Years Old From 2007 to 2010, Ferguson hosted the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular on 4 July, broadcast nationally by CBS.
2008 46 Years Old 3 More Events
Ferguson was the featured entertainer at the 26 April 2008 White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington, DC.
2009 47 Years Old On 6 November 2009 Ferguson appeared as himself in a SpongeBob SquarePants special titled SpongeBob's Truth or Square.
2010 48 Years Old 1 More Event
He hosted Discovery Channel's 23rd season of Shark Week in 2010.
2011 49 Years Old 2 More Events
Ferguson announced on the 8 April 2011 broadcast that he is pursuing an instrument rating. … Read More
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