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Mesalamine to Reduce T Cell Activation in HIV Infection
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The objective of this study is to determine whether 12 weeks of mesalamine therapy added to a standard HIV treatment decreases systemic immune activation and inflammation in HIV-infected patients, possibly resulting in better recovery of the immune system. The study hypothesis is that decreasing inflammation directly in the gut may decrease both of these potential causes of chronic inflammation, potentially resulting in an immunologic benefit.
HIV Infections
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Lentivirus Infections
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
Drug: Mesalamine (5-aminosalicylic acid, Apriso)
Drug: Placebo
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Mesalamine to Reduce T Cell Activation in HIV Infection
- Log(10) Change in % Activated (CD38+HLA-DR+)CD8+ T Cells During the First 12 Weeks of Study [ Time Frame: Week 0, Week 12 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Log(10) Change in % Activated (CD38+HLA-DR+)CD8+ T Cells After Treatment Crossover [ Time Frame: Week 12, Week 24 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Log(10) change in the percentage of activated T cells during the second 12 weeks of the study
|Study Start Date:
|June 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: Mesalamine
Drug: Mesalamine (5-aminosalicylic acid, Apriso)
Four mesalamine capsules once daily (1.5 gram/day) for the first 12 weeks, PO(by mouth).
Four placebo capsules once daily (1.5g/d) for another 12 weeks, PO (by mouth).
|Placebo Comparator: Placebo
Drug: Placebo
Four placebo capsules once daily (1.5g/d) for the first 12 weeks, PO (by mouth).
Four mesalamine capsules once daily (1.5g/d) for another 12 weeks, PO (by mouth).
Detailed Description:
While most HIV-infected patients can now achieve nearly complete viral suppression on currently available HIV medications, they still have at least a 10-year shorter life expectancy than the general population and are at higher risk for diseases associated with accelerated aging including cardiovascular disease and non-AIDS-defining cancers. Persistent inflammation and immune activation are believed to drive this increased risk. Despite suppression of viral replication in peripheral blood by effective HIV medications, HIV may continue to be expressed at low levels by T cells in the lining of the gut and may also result in translocation of bacterial products across the lining of the gut, driving persistent inflammation. We believe that decreasing inflammation directly in the gut may decrease both of these potential causes of chronic inflammation, potentially resulting in an immunologic benefit. Mesalamine is an oral anti-inflammatory drug used to treat patients with inflammatory bowel disease, acts locally on the gut tissue to decrease inflammation, and is associated with very few side effects. If mesalamine therapy reduces immune activation and inflammation in our study, it would prompt larger studies to see if mesalamine decreases clinical outcomes like cardiovascular disease, cancer, and mortality in this setting.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- HIV-1 infection, as documented by any licensed ELISA test kit and confirmed by Western blot at any time prior to study entry.
- Stable antiretroviral therapy for at least 6 months.
- Screening CD4+ T cell count below 350 cells/mm3
- All available CD4+ T cell counts in the last year and at screening <350 cells/mm3
- Screening plasma HIV RNA levels below level of detection (< 40 copies RNA/mL).
- All available plasma HIV RNA levels within past year below the level of detection. Isolated detectable values < 500 c/ml are allowed if HIV RNA levels before and after this time point are undetectable.
- >90% adherence to therapy within the preceding 30 days, as determined by self-report.
- Both male and female subjects are eligible. Females of childbearing potential must have negative pregnancy test at screening and agree to use a double-barrier method of contraception during the study.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients who are intending to modify antiretroviral therapy in the next 24 weeks for any reason.
- Serious illness requiring hospitalization or parental antibiotics within preceding 3 months.
- Exposure to any immunomodulatory drug in the past 16 weeks.
- Active hepatitis C or hepatitis B which will require treatment in the subsequent 24 weeks.
- Screening absolute neutrophil count <1,000 cells/mm3, platelet count <50,000 cells/mm3, Hgb < 8mg/dL
- Pancreatitis or lipase greater than 2 times the upper limit of normal.
- Renal insufficiency with creatinine clearance less than 50 ml/min
- Elevated transaminases greater than 2.5 times the upper limit of normal.
- Evidence of decompensated cirrhosis, heart failure.
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01090102
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|University of California, San Francisco-San Francisco General Hospital
|San Francisco, California, United States, 94110
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|University of California, San Francisco
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01090102 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|March 17, 2010
|Results First Received:
|May 20, 2014
|Last Updated:
|August 8, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
HIV Infections
Communicable Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Lentivirus Infections
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Genital Diseases, Female
Genital Diseases, Male
RNA Virus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Slow Virus Diseases
Virus Diseases
Aminosalicylic Acid
Analgesics, Non-Narcotic
Anti-Bacterial Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal
Antirheumatic Agents
Antitubercular Agents
Central Nervous System Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Sensory System Agents
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The present call for proposals aims at a more strategic support to service innovations, with the objective to unlock its transformative potential at sectoral and market level and to contribute to strengthening the innovativeness of the economy as part of the implementation of the Europe 2020 Strategy. The call for proposals has two actions:
The two actions will complement regional and national efforts by adding a European dimension through mutual learning and concrete actions. Each action has 4 strands. The deadline for the submission of proposals to each of the strands of the two actions is 24/06/2011.
Information day: An information day for the call for proposals was organised in Brussels on 4 May 2011.Presentations can be found below and video with presentations and Q&A session here .
CORRIGENDUM 01/04/2011: Please note that the list of non-EU member countries eligible to participate in this call has been updated.
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CORRIGENDUM 14/04/2011: Please note that factual errors for strands 5 and 7 have been removed.
CORRIGENDUM 22/06/2011: A new version of the model grant agreement is published. There are two files with the same text: a clean version and a version in which the essential changes are highlighted. Furthermore, a corrigendum of the call text regarding the prior information on the use of the Early Warning System is published.
Update 6 May 2011: A new version of the submission guide and the submission set (1) is published with updated Web addresses to the forms for legal entity and financial identification.
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AMD64 build for 0.7 available
Finally a AMD64 build from FreeNAS 0.7 is available. It can be downloaded in the 'Nightly Build' section.
Finally a AMD64 build from FreeNAS 0.7 is available. It can be downloaded in the 'Nightly Build' section.
Right at the moment we had some problems with systems running >= 2GB RAM. It is not possible to boot FreeNAS on this systems. To solve the problem the current workaround is to reduce RAM to 1GB. I will keep an eye on this problem.
ZFS integration has been done in 0.7, so it is possible to create pools and datasets via WebGUI. The integration of ZFS is not really seamless because of the new workflow ZFS uses, e.g. it is not necessary to mount the disks manually as it has to be done when using 'normal' disks/filesystems.
Till 0.69/0.7 revision 3468 the following changes has been done:
– Included access restrictions WebGUI for mount points, so it is possible to define access rights for each mount point.
– Removed ACPI in kernel, using kernel module instead. Hopefully this will fix misc problems on some systems that do not like ACPI.
– LiveCD creation scripts has been improved, maybe this will also fix some boot problems on misc systems.
– VLAN and LAGG support has been included
– WLAN WEP/WPA should work now
Vault Networks choose to sponsorize the FreeNAS community by offering a big hosted server.
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TRF Equipment Distribution Policy
The Equipment Distribution Center (EDC) at Emerson provides students with equipment and facilities, on loan from the college, with which students fulfill class assignments. Our staff is available for assistance with any equipment operational issues or problems you may have. Please notify us immediately of any equipment difficulties.
At the start of each semester, students wishing to use equipment and facilities must fill out and sign the Equipment and Facilities Use Contract. By signing the form, you are agreeing to abide by these policies and procedures. Therefore it is your responsibility to read, understand, remember, and comply with these policies.
- I. General Lending Procedures
- II. Sign-Out Periods
- III. Production Equipment Sign-Out
- IV. Recording Studio Mics & Editing Equipment Sign-Out
- V. Reservations
- VI. Production, Editing & Post-Production Editing Reservations
- VII. Penalties
- VIII. Lost, Stolen or Damaged Equipment
- IX. Late Fees
I. General Lending Procedures
Only Emerson College students enrolled in approved production courses, having authorization from the course instructor, and showing valid Emerson I.D. may borrow equipment or use facilities for assigned class projects. Equipment and facilities may not be used for any other productions. Equipment may not be signed out for other people, and may not be loaned to other people. Students may not use equipment or facilities for projects for co-curricular organizations unless given special permission.
If you are traveling with Emerson College equipment outside the United States, you will need to pay for property insurance and provide the manager of the EDC an insurance certificate showing that the value of that equipment is insured for the duration of that travel.
You are required to:
- Read carefully and sign an Equipment Sign-out Sheet each time you borrow equipment/facilities. You are responsible for all items listed on the form, until its return is noted on that form by EDC staff.
- Immediately inspect equipment in the EDC check out area. Verify that the equipment is working, and complete, exactly as listed in the Sign-out Sheet. You are responsible for the equipment that you sign for.
- Notice how the equipment is packed, you must return it the same way.
- Immediately report anything unusual, missing, extra, or not working before leaving the EDC.
- Return all equipment in proper condition and on time.
- If a problem arises with equipment during use, you are required to: Tag the equipment with a note citing the nature of the trouble. Be as detailed and complete as possible. Inform the EDC staff immediately. Please do not attempt repairs on equipment or facilities yourself. Unreported damage subsequently discovered will result in financial liability to the student. Unreported damage and/or late return of equipment results in penalty. Abuse of equipment results in penalty, or in permanent revocation of borrowing privileges.
II. Sign-Out Periods
In general, no equipment/facilities may be signed out again immediately upon its return. Existing reservations that are already signed out may NOT be extended past the original return date and time. Certain equipment or facilities have special sign-out periods and restrictions. Holiday schedules will differ. Verify your due-back date/time before you leave the EDC. Sign out period changes will be posted in the Equipment Distribution Center and Annexes.
III. Production Equipment Sign-Out
Cameras, tripods, and all other field production equipment have differing sign-out periods (rotations) per week. Only field production equipment may leave the EDC. The director or producer of an individual project shall sign for the equipment and is solely financially responsible. For crew projects, it is recommended that key crew members be present to assist in check out of large orders of equipment. It is also recommended that students buy equipment insurance from an outside insurance agent. Please ask an EDC manager for a list of local insurance agents.
Film 1 equipment rotations run Monday to Wednesday; Wednesday to Friday; or Friday to Monday. Higher-level film course rotations are normally Thursday to Tuesday. There will be one designated production manager for film groups who may reserve and sign out equipment, no other members of that group or crew may reserve or sign out equipment. Video equipment rotations run for 24 hours, or from Friday to Monday. Advanced level courses differ, and run on an individually determined, case-by-case basis. On holidays (no classes) equipment will be returned the following due day. These times and days are strictly observed.
IV. Recording Studio Mics & Editing Equipment Sign-Out
Each audio studio and editing facility has its own reservation, sign-in, and sign-out schedule. Please be sure you understand when equipment is due back before leaving the Equipment Distribution Center or Audio Annex.
No studio microphones, editing, or other postproduction equipment may leave 180 Tremont Street at any time. All such equipment is to be returned at the end of edit sessions.
V. Reservations
Students are encouraged to reserve equipment and facilities ahead of time. The following rules are structured to assure that all students have access to the equipment and facilities:
- Reservations must be made in person and not on the telephone.
- Reservations may extend no further than 2 weeks from the current day, except for advanced level students.
- Consecutive periods may not be reserved; reservations may not be extended.
VI. Production, Editing & Post-Production Editing Reservations
- Reservations are held for 1/2 hour. After this time the reservation is cancelled and is made available to other students.
- One equipment reservation, or two edit reservations, per student, per week is allowed.
VII. Penalties
Because of the limited amount of equipment and facilities, an equitable rotation among students must be maintained. Proper use and timely return by everyone is essential. It is therefore necessary to enforce the following penalty system:
Students will lose all borrowing privileges for one week (first offense), or 2 weeks (second offense), and all reservations (this is known as being docked) for the following:
- Cancellation less than 4 hours in advance, or failure to show up for reservations.
- Late return of equipment - anything over 5 minutes.
- Improper or careless handling, use, or repacking of equipment (dirty, broken or missing parts, etc.).
- Misuse of facilities (for example, leaving editing tape on counters, trash on floor, etc.).
- Eating, drinking, or smoking, in edit facilities, etc.
- One warning, in lieu of docking, may be given at the discretion of EDC staff.
Students will lose all borrowing privileges for the rest of the semester, or 2 months, whichever is longer (permanently, in the severest cases) for the following:
- A third offense warranting docking.
- Any gross misuse of equipment or facilities, especially that which seriously impedes the use of the equipment or facilities by other students.
- Late return of equipment by 1 working day, or more.
Note: In addition to the above penalty, such tardiness results in the incursion of late fees, based on current EDC rates, up to the full replacement cost of the late equipment.
VIII. Lost, Stolen or Damaged Equipment
Students signed out for equipment/facilities that are then lost, stolen, or damaged incur the following:
- Financial obligation for the cost of the equipment.
- Immediate revocation of borrowing privileges until the student arranges to reimburse the college.
- Withholding of grades and transcripts and loss of course registration privileges until the student reimburses the college.
Any changes or clarifications to policy and procedures will be posted on bulletin boards at the Equipment Distribution Center.
IX. Late Fees
There is a 4-tier late fee system on the Late Fee Rate Card:
|Tier 1 = $25 / Hour
|All video and film cameras
|Tier 2 = $100 / Day
|All still cameras; Arri lighting kits; DAT and DVD audio recorders; O'Conner tripods; studio microphone kits; film splicers.
|Tier 3 = $50 / Day
|Elemental/Tota light kits; Bogen tripods; individual Mole lights; Mole lighting kits; video monitors; battery belts; battery bricks; shotguns, handheld, and lavalier microphones; non-DAT/DVD audio recorders; light meters; mini disc recorders.
|Tier 4 = $15 / Day
|Equipment manuals; XLR cables: all other non-belt batteries, boom poles; headphones; Ultralites
- Late fees begin to accrue after 1 hour late. Late fees are accrued during hours that the EDC is open.
- Late/damage fees are payable by cash, ECCash, or check written to "Emerson College".
- Any personal checks that are returned from the bank due to insufficient funds will result in a $25.00 fee.
- Late fees will accrue up to the monetary replacement value of late equipment.


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Marketing Plans
The Saint Louis University Integrated Marketing Communications Plan provides a framework and plan for the development and implementation of key marketing communications strategies and tactics that will help drive the University toward the vision of having Saint Louis University recognized as the finest Catholic university in the nation.
These strategies and tactics are intended to build equity in the Saint Louis University "brand" and raise awareness with target audiences and stakeholder groups. The plan was developed by the University marketing and communications department with input from a wide range of University groups, as well as information from external sources. It is intended to provide an overall direction for University marketing communications efforts.
The plan does not suggest specific actions for individual schools and colleges; however, marketing efforts of individual units should tie into overall University positioning.
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Naval Academy Polar Science Program Participates in Arctic Research
Posted on: October 18, 2013 08:00 EDT by USNA Oceanography Department
The U.S. Naval Academy Polar Sciences Program participated in the MACARENA 2013 field research project on the North Slope of Alaska from Aug. 16-25.
The objectives of MACARENA, short for Measuring Arctic Carbon Research in Northern Alaska, were to collect data and field samples from the Arctic tundra and coastal Beaufort Sea on the North Slope of Alaska to measure methane flux to the atmosphere. Data and results will be used to ground truth fly-over measurements of atmospheric methane being collected in collaboration with National Science Foundation-sponsored research being conducted by Harvard University.
Lt. Cmdr. John Woods and Dr. Joseph P. Smith from the academy's Oceanography Department and two oceanography majors, Midshipman 1st Class Rizalina Suriben and Midshipman 2nd Class Erik Boudart, joined a team of researchers from the Naval Research Laboratory and the U.S. Army's Engineer Research and Development Center.
The USNA team was divided between two MACARENA 2013 field research efforts. Woods and the two midshipmen worked with the tundra and lake team operating around Prudhoe Bay and Deadhorse, Alaska.
The daily routine consisted of long days traveling to and from remote field sites by truck followed by evening work to prepare samples and analyze data. Along the way, the team was able to see some of the North Slope wildlife such as caribou and musk oxen, visit mile zero of the Alaskan pipeline, and even take a (quick) dip in the Arctic Ocean.
Smith worked with a coastal ocean team based out of Nuiqsut, Alaska, for sampling on the Beaufort Sea to collect water samples and in situ water column data from coastal sites in the vicinity of the Colville River, the largest freshwater source to the U.S. Alaskan North Slope.
A typical research day consisted of working from a 20-foot River Runner covering 70-90 miles per day, sometimes in freezing weather and occasionally even snow. No polar bears were sighted, only an occasional seal or musk ox.
The team members were instrumental in helping to collect data and samples from over 10 tundra and lake sites and 11 coastal ocean sites.
"This was an experience I had always dreamed of," said Suriben. "I made sure that I asked as many questions as I could to understand the science we were doing as best I could. These people had so much insight and expertise."
Suriben will use experience, data and results from MACARENA 2013 as the basis of her honors independent research project next semester.A blog site chronicling the USNA-PSP experience in MACARENA 2013 can be found at http://usnapsp.blogspot.com/. Photos and live posts can be found on the USNA-PSP Facebook page. Additional photos are available on the Google + page


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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
Back in Carbon County for a few days of vacation, Jim and Wendy Welton can't get over how nice and smooth the roads are. In Honduras, where they've spent the past two years, they count themselves lucky to make the 20-mile drive from their rain forest mission home to the city of Tegucigalpa in an hour.
That, of course, if when they can make it at all. "I'd never been mudded in before I went there," Jim chuckles. "Snowed in, yes. Mudded in, no."
It's all just part of life in this poor Central American country. The question is, how did two Carbon High School graduates come to be in such a place? And how come they are happy about it?
The roots of the answer go back a few years, while the Weltons (she was known as Wendy Guptill at Helper Junior High and Carbon High) were living in Phoenix. Jim had a good job in information technology at American Express, but was worrying about a layoff because of the company was outsourcing jobs.
It was around this time that the Weltons had a friend from their church who had gone on a mission for World Gospel Outreach, an Evangelical Christian organization that provides humanitarian services for people in impoverished areas of the world. They had been reading the literature about the group.
One of the services was foster care for abandoned children, either orphaned or simply turned out alone into the world, who had slim chance of survival. "As I read about it, I thought that would be cool, but Wendy would never go for that," Jim recalls.
"And I was think to myself, that would be cool, but Jim would never go for it," Wendy adds.
So they got to talking one day, and about two years ago wound up at Rancho Ebenezer in Honduras.
It was compound culture shock. "It was like landing on a very, very alien planet," says Jim. Not only were they not fluent in Honduran Spanish, but the lifestyle was almost beyond comprehension. Coca Cola and milk are sold in bags, which may seem odd to an outsider. But that is not anywhere near as unsettling as another social norm: Something like 93 percent of all households lack a male resident over the age of 18. "They just don't have a grasp of marriage and family," he says.
That could explain why there are 5,000 to 7,000 homeless children in Tegucigalpa alone. Jim talks about the toll of malnutrition and parental absence. "There are kids 18 months old who can't walk. I saw one boy whose two front teeth had never grown in. And lice. We're not talking about eggs, but full grown lice in their hair."
As bad as the physical health might be, the Weltons say the emotional and cognitive impacts are worse. "Just about all the kids at the ranch have detachment issues of some kind, ADD or ADHD for example," Wendy explains. "They have been abandoned so many times that they are in a profound state of loss."
Government-run orphanages cannot do much more than simply keep the children alive, the Weltons say.
The mission takes a different tack. There are nine houses there with about 40 children. The youngsters live with two-parent families. The Weltons have three foster children now, along with their own two sons. All of them pitch in with chores, including mowing acres and acres of lawn on the rancho. They also help grow coffee and blackberries for sale.
There's a K-12 school there, that will take the students far beyond the compulsory sixth-grade educational standard of the country. Given that the foster children are going to be fluently bi-lingual and educated it should give them the skills they need to be productive members of Honduran society. The objective is not to bring the children to the United States, but to make them able to contribute to their own country, say Jim and Wendy.
There is much work to be done, even on the simple things North Americans may take for granted. Electrical service is an example. Although there is central station power, it is subject to frequent failure. A downed power line can take as long as two weeks to fix. That's why the ranch has a backup generator of its own.
There are no street addresses where the Weltons live, which is not that big a problem because there is no mail service anyway. They can and do communicate by Facebook.
While they're in Carbon County, however, nothing beats face-to-face contact, especially with the congregations who support their efforts in Honduras - Ascension-St.Mark's in Price, East Carbon Community Church and Desert Edge Christian Chapel in Huntington. They also receive support from churches in Phoenix, where they had lived for 18 years before they headed for Central America.
The Weltons are just about half-way through their four year commitment to WGO.
And they still think it's cool to be doing what they do in the place where they are.


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Bead-stringing was one of the many hand-on activities for kids Saturday as the USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum launched Utah Archaeology Week with a Family Day.
Museum staff, with representatives from state and federal agencies, and local clubs were on hand to introduce young people and parents to the archaeology and paleontology of this region. More photos can be found on page 2A in the printed edition.


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Hillary was born and raised in the small town of Winchendon, Massachusetts in a close-knit Catholic community. Despite a very loving family, Hillary had a great deal of adversity to face when she came out to her community at the age of 15. Her honesty was met in part with ignorance and intolerance, but it did not deter her from taking leadership positions at her high school and continuing to excel academically. Hillary was president of her high school's Gay Straight Alliance, treasurer of her school's debate team, member of the National Honors Society and graduated in top of her class at Gardner High School.
A graduate of Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, Hillary studied psychology and women's studies. She was president of her university's LGBTQA organization, volunteered her time at the local animal shelter and worked two jobs to attend school. An avid writer, Hillary aspires to use her experience and education to add to the existing queer theory literary base and hopes to someday help families struggling with LGBTQ issues, particularly in relation to religious opposition.
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An Iraqi man stands in his house destroyed by a US air strike in 2008... ニュース写真アメリカ合州国,イラク,サドルシティ,バグダッド,ムクタダ サドル,大人,対立,戦争,横長,男性,空爆,立つ,米軍,荒廃した,軍事Photographer AHMAD AL-RUBAYECollection: AFP 2012 AFPTO GO WITH AFP STORY BY MOHAMAD ALI HARISSI An Iraqi man stands in his house destroyed by a US air strike in 2008 as the US army was fighting radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's Mahdi militia in Baghdad's Sadr City on December 10, 2012. A US-led coalition invaded Iraq in 2003, toppling dictator Saddam Hussein and beginning a conflict that cost the lives of tens of thousands of Iraqis, thousands of Americans and hundreds of billions of dollars. Almost 10 years later and after that the last convoy of American armoured vehicles rolled across the border into Kuwait on the chilly morning of December 18, 2011, many Iraqis still lack basic services such as consistent electricity and clean water, and though levels of violence are down, insurgents continue to carry out bombings and shootings almost every day. AFP PHOTO/AHMAD AL-RUBAYE (Photo credit should read AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images)


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Not even the rain or the Watertown Rams were going to stop the Elmira Pioneers from taking the pivotal game one of the best-of-three Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League West Division Championship Series.
Colby Gee supplied an RBI single in the 14th inning off of Cody Culp to help Elmira win game one 7-6 to get a 1-0 lead over Watertown in the longest playoff game in PGCBL history. Gee said that it was huge to get a win in the first game in the series.
It was very nice, said Gee. We have game two in Elmira and we usually have 4.000 fans so its going to be very hard (for Watertown) to win.
Parker Curry went 3-for-5 including a two-run homer in the four-run fifth and picked up the save for the Pioneers. Curry said it was like his earlier in his playing career in having to do multiple roles.
I went back to my high school days playing shortstop, hitting and closing it out, said Curry. Its fun doing a little bit of everything.
Spencer Henderson slapped three singles including an RBI single in the eleventh for the Pioneers, who played their longest game of the season on Friday. Elmira manager Matt Burch said that he was proud of how the win was a total team effort.
We used everybody but three guys on the roster and I appreciate their effort, Burch said.
The loss puts the Rams on the brink of elimination going into game two 7:05 tonight at Dunn Field in Elmira. Watertown manager Paul Alteri said this one stings, but the team will treat like any other loss.
Regardless of how many innings it went, it hurt because we lost, said Alteri. A loss is a loss no matter how many innings. A loss never tastes good.
Riley Smith went 4-for-6 with a two-run home run, two doubles and four runs batted in. Smith said that despite the loss the team is moving on quickly.
The loss is already in the past. said Smith, who hit his first home run of the year. We got a game (today) and a great opportunity to play good baseball.
Dominic Lopez also went for 4-for-6 with a double and an RBI-single that tied the game in 11th after Elmira took a 6-5 lead. Logan Grant pitched four scoreless innings including working out of a bases loaded and no out jam in the seventh inning and Matt Thaiss added two hits for the Rams.
The Pioneers scored first after Ryan Bashara laced an RBI single. The Rams then struck for three in the fourth after including the home run by Smith.
Elmira then erupted for a four-run inning in the fifth which was capped off by the homer by Curry.
Watertown then tied it when Smith ripped a two-run double in the sixth to tie the game at sixth before both bullpens kept the game tied at 5 before the 11th inning when Elmira took the lead on a Henderson single.
Watertown tied the game in the 11th after Lopez plated Joe Moroney with a single amidst a driving rain. The game was then delayed for about half an hour after the end of the 13th inning.
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A Carbon cross country runner helps his team take third at region.
The culmination of over 200 miles, early morning weight workouts, weekly 800 meter repeats and determintation resulted in the Carbon High cross country team pulling together on Wednesday Oct 15th when it mattered most. The team had been running strong all year proving they had what it took to perform well at region and continue onto state.
Only the top four teams in the region advance. The 12 boys that represent Carbon team stepped to the line and took third place with 94 points. North Sanpete and Salem Hills claimed the top two spots and Delta grabbed the final state qualifying berth with 99 points. Emery was edged out of a slot by a single point.
Individually the top seven finishers also advance to state. Carson Tatton finished 8th and will accompany the top seven to State as an alternate.
For the Dinos after Tatton, the top runners were Kaleb Kulow in 15th with a time of 18:43, Jordan Tatton in 17th, Justin Hepworth in 18th, Nathan Hepworth 21st , Luke Olsen 23rd, Jared Richens 26th and Kaeden Kulow 29th. There was only a 28 second gap between the top five Carbon runners, the lowest it has been all season.
The girls this year were led by Patricia Smith and Karissa Nelson. They had to compete as individuals at region. Smith has said all along her focus was State and she needed to secure a top 10 finish at region to continue on. She finished 9th overall and will continue on to state as an individual.
Nelson had a goal to finish in the top 20 and set a new personal best for herself. She achieved both with an overall 18th place finish and new personal best on this course of 22:26.
"I am very pleased with the team and all the hardwork this season." reamrked Coach Telisse Allen. She went on to say, "also wanted to mention that seniors Jared Richens, Jordan Tatton and Patricia Smith were awarded Academic All Region. The entire teams GPA is 3.73! That is remarkable in its own. I am extremly proud of all of them. They represent Carbon well.
The State meet will take place on Wednesday Oct 22nd at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake.
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A tumultuous 2012 season for the Watertown Red and Black has carried over into the offseason and will have an impact on 2013 and beyond.
Three coaches and several players have left the nations oldest semipro football team and have agreed to play for its Empire Football League rival, the Syracuse Shock.
The movement started with former offensive coordinator/assistant head coach, Ammbrose Souza, who left the team mid-season due to philosophical differences with head coach George Ashcraft.
Souza agreed to join Syracuse in early December. He was soon followed by last years defensive coordinator Jeremy Chaney, special teams coach Christian Hughes and offensive/defensive line coach Aaron Brown.
Players confirmed by Souza to have joined the Shock are: quarterback Brian Williams, defensive tackle and 2012 EFL Defensive Most Valuable Player Alex Tibbles, Mike Homewood, Rob Hughes, Dillon Chirico and Jarrun Hilaire. Souza said he is still talking to several other players, and there could be up to 16 from last years team that would join Syracuse.
The Shocks head coach is Kenny Anderson, another former Red and Black player and coach.
To Ashcraft, the exodus is just something that comes with the territory.
Ive had coaches come and go before, Ive had players come and go. Its semipro football. Nothing will ever change that. You only get people sometimes for one year, sometimes they hang around 10 years, said Ashcraft, entering his 23rd year as the teams head coach.
People can do what they want to do and people come and people go. Thats the way it is, Ashcraft added.
The 2013 EFL schedule was released on Sunday. The Shock will host the Red and Black on July 13, and the teams will meet at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds on Sept. 7.
The story of the coach and player exodus began at the end of the 2011 season.
At that time, Souza said he and Ashcraft came to an agreement that Souza would take on the title of assistant head coach and be in charge of on-the-field activities while Ashcraft shifted his focus to other managerial tasks.
Initially, according to Souza, the transition went smoothly.
The staff began holding official coaches interviews, something the organization hadnt done before. Souza said he started working on recruiting, had players working out with him two mornings a week, and the coaches held meetings more frequently than ever before.
Players were held accountable to attend practices if they wanted to play in games.
Souza said the new regime also wanted to put a stronger emphasis on community service, adding to the teams usual community participation in annual events like the Heart Walk, Relay for Life and various parades. Souza said he had arranged for players, and Hughes, a Purple Heart veteran, to talk to groups of kids at the YMCA.
In that spring to start the (2012) season, we did more things of that nature than weve ever done, and thats really what we wanted to be, said Souza, who had been an assistant coach with the Red and Black since 2009 and a player prior to that. We didnt want to be just a football team. The idea was that we would really be a second-chance organization for young men to have a positive influence in the community. And they get to play football, it gives them an opportunity, it gives them an outlet.
(Ashcraft) loved the idea. I think the proof was in the pudding; we had more guys dressed for the first five games of the season than we ever have before. We ran out of jerseys. Thats never happened before, Souza added. It wasnt because were playing football and were doing halfway decent, it was because they bought into something and there was some ownership there, and it was a worthwhile cause.
The new system continued to work until the week leading up to the Red and Blacks fourth game of the season, against Vermont, on Aug. 4 at the Watertown Fairgrounds.
In the week leading up to the game, Souza said Ashcraft told him he had been contacted by a former player that wanted to come back and play in that Saturdays game, despite not having been to a practice all year.
Souza said the two disagreed over whether the player, whom Souza identified as Mike Dumaw, would play that week. Ashcraft was worried that Dumaw would play for another team, Souza said, so the two eventually came to a compromise that Dumaw would suit up for the Vermont game, attend a practice the following week and then be able to play in the teams next game, which was the EFL cutoff date for player participation if they are to be eligible for the playoffs.
But on the day of the Vermont game, Souza said, things changed.
Souza said that Ashcraft was on edge all day, and that players were concerned seeing someone there, suiting up, that had yet to attend a practice.
According to Souza, while he was assuring the players that Dumaw was only there to suit up, Ashcraft approached Hughes and demanded that Dumaw start on the special teams unit.
Souza said that he and Ashcraft then had an argument over the situation before the game. At halftime, Souza said that Ashcraft blew up on the team, and that it was clear to him that it was pointed at the coaches.
As the team began to leave the locker room for the second half, Souza said he and Ashcraft continued exchanging words in private. They went back out and won the game and improved to 3-1 on the season, but the tension between the two coaches boiled over afterward.
The two had one last heated exchange before Souza left the locker room.
Souza said that he received a phone call from Ashcraft the following day, in which he offered a heartfelt apology.
Souza said that he told Ashcraft that his actions contradicted what he had been working two years to build, and that it wasnt just going to fall back into place easily.
Then, according to Souza, Ashcraft continued the argument from the night before, and at that point, Souza told him he would no longer coach for him.
When I took time and really thought about it, the culture of the team was something that a group of men created and it was supposed to be a positive impact in the community, Souza said. As (Ashcraft) started to change, it became very clear that he wanted the team to go in a direction that wasnt that. And it became clear that his values werent the same as the other men in that locker room. I can only act for myself, when that became clear to me, I no longer was going to give 1,500 hours a year to a man that ran that team.
Souza said that once he officially left the Red and Black, he began getting phone calls from other teams.
Its frustrating to see something that was going so positive and so well for six months, because for whatever reason he started to get an ego or he wanted to play head coach, so to speak, go down the drain, Souza said. A direct result of his actions over that month period is that, since then, Ive been talking to other teams, one of which was Syracuse.
Souza agreed to become the assistant head coach and defensive coordinator of the Shock in December. Soon thereafter, other coaches decided to go with him, one being 14-year Red and Black veteran, Aaron Brown.
Brown played for the team for 13 years on both lines before moving to the coaching staff last year.
Brown said he made the move to honor a pact between the four defecting coaches to stay together, and because it was the right move for his coaching career.
I bled the colors for 15 years, but Im trying to move on with my career as a coach, Brown said. The move I made was for my coaching career. Weve all put a lot of time in together and I like working with those guys. We work well together and I wanted to keep it that way. Its nothing against anybody with the Red and Black.
As for players, Williams said there was a group of veterans that wanted to leave when Souza did, but they decided as a group to stay on board and finish the season.
We play for our teammates, we dont necessarily play for coaches, so a lot of us wanted to finish what we started, Williams said.
It was almost like a domino effect for players. Midway through the season when we lost Ammbrose Souza, there were many of us that were ready to walk right then and there and we got together as a group and said lets finish this out for the young kids. For the younger guys, and for us, lets finish this out, Williams added.
Amid the turmoil, the Red and Black managed to finish the season with an 8-4 record, falling just a game short of the EFL championship.
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- Write down all that you know about your family
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Find family documents, these may include certificates, letters, photos, diaries, newspaper cuttings and family bibles. Ask relatives if they
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Write down everything you find out, with a note of where the information came from.
Also record when a search has been unsuccessful - this will prevent you doing the same research again in the future.
Obtaining birth, marriage and death certificates gives specific dates for these events and can also supply additional information.
Make sure you always have at least one fact that will prove you have the correct certificate.
Usually if you do not know the name of the father when applying for a birth certificate or the full names of the bride and groom when applying for a marriage certificate you will not be sure that it is your relatives' certificate. Come forward one or more generations until you have proven facts to use as a base.
Apply for the marriage certificate for an individual before their birth certificate as this will give their Father's name.
You can search for birth, marriage and death entries in the General Register Office Index.
This index covers births, marriages and deaths in England and Wales since 1837. You search for your ancestors surname in a given year, which is split into four quarters. The registration district is given alongside the name so you can use the geographical location to decide if its likely to be your relative. You can order a copy of the certificate from the local Register Office, stating you only want it if certain proven facts such as Fathers name are correct.
Copies of the index are available at many major libraries, includingBirmingham Central Library, repositories such as
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* Census returns,available from 1841 to 1901.
* Parish records detailing baptisms, marriages and deaths before 1837 when certificates were first issued.
* Wills
* Newspapers
* Trade Directories
* Electoral Registers and Poll Books
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The state 2A baseball tournament has migrated east this year from its regular location at the Utah Valley State College field in Orem.
The UVSC field is currently under renovation for an incoming Rookie League team, the Provo Angels, which will begin summer play in 2005.
As a result, Carbon County was named as the 2004 tournament host by the Utah High School Activities Association.
Games will take place at Carlson-Colosimo field in Price and at Gardner Field in Helper on May 6, the opening day of the tournament.
The remainder of the games will then be played at Gardner Field on May 7 and 8.
College of Eastern Utah athletic director Dave Paur will oversee game activity in Price, while Helper American Legion coaches Jeff Jewkes and Jeff Cisneros along with Walt Borla will oversee Helper activity.
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Welcome to the Huntsman School of Business Faculty and Staff Portal. Most of this information is for use by our faculty and staff, but the directory below contains the contact information for all of the Huntsman School employees.
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More Than 100 Students Travel to Six Countries on Global Learning Experiences in Spring 2013 (The Huntsman Post - April 2013)
Huntsman Professors Have Written Some Books You Should Know About (Huntsman Alumni Magazine - Fall 2012)
My Favorite Professor (Huntsman Alumni Magazine - Spring 2010)
Vijay Kannan Tells About Scary Night in Vietnam (The Huntsman Post - October 2012)
Vijay R. Kannan is Professor of Operations Management and Executive Director of International Programs in the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business, Utah State University. Professor Kannan received his BSc. from the London School of Economics and Political Science, MBA from Indiana University, and Ph.D. from Michigan State University. Prior to joining the faculty at Utah State University, Professor Kannan served on the faculty of the College of Business, James Madison University and as an instructor in the Eli Broad College of Business, Michigan State University. He has been a visiting professor at the Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, where he was a Fulbright Scholar, National Economics University, Hanoi, Vietnam, and University of Science and Technology, Lille, France. In addition to his teaching experience, he has worked for the Greater London Council (UK), the Office of the Dean of Academic Computing, Indiana University, and as an examiner for the Shingo Prize for Operational Excellence.
Professor Kannan teaches undergraduate and graduate classes in operations and supply chain management. He has also developed undergraduate and graduate international study programs that have taken students to several countries in Asia and Eastern Europe. He has published more than thirty articles on topics including supply chain management, cellular manufacturing, and manufacturing strategy in journals including Decision Sciences, the International Journal of Operations and Production Management, the Journal of Supply Chain Management, and the Academy of Management Journal of Learning and Education. Professor Kannan is also the editor of two books on International Business and Strategic Management. He is the recipient of several research awards including the Huntsman School of Business Researcher of the Year and Department of Management Researcher of the Year.
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Sanford police says they collected 130 guns in a buyback program that ran all day Friday.
The department held the event at the old police station, and staffed tents in the parking lot there from 9 am to 6 pm.
Captain James McAuliffe said getting any number of guns off the streets of Sanford is a worthy cause.
"These weapons will not be used in a crime again," said McAuliffe. "They'll be cut up and destroyed."
Gun violence has plagued the city, especially in the past few months. McAuliffe says that's the big reason his department thought the buyback was needed.
Officers collected a wide range of weapons, from antiques to semi-automatic handguns, no questions asked. Sellers were rewarded with a $50 gift card from Target.
One seller brought a broken gun she'd had in the closet for years.
"It's possible someone with know how could have converted it into something dangerous," said Doris Hoffmann. "It's just better that it's out of the house."
Sanford police also collected ammunition, but did not offer a reward. All the guns collected will be registered and destroyed.


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It has been over ten years since the Raccoon City incident and the President of the United States has decided to reveal the truth behind what took place in the belief that it will curb the current resurgence in bioterrorist activity. Due to be by the President's side is his personal friend and Raccoon City survivor, Leon S. Kennedy, but when the venue suffers a bioterrorist attack, Leon is forced to face a President transformed beyond recognition and make his hardest ever decision. At the same time, Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance member Chris Redfield arrives in China, itself under threat of a bioterrorist attack. With no country safe from these attacks and the ensuing outbreaks, the entire world's population is united by a common fear that there is no hope left. In a first for the franchise, Resident Evil 6 sees series favorites Leon and Chris come together to face this unprecedented threat. They will be joined by new characters, each with their own unique perspective ...
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Imagine Diablo II meets Grand Theft Auto. Now, add in a helping of zombie apocolypse. You following? Now make everything in the game randomly generated. When you start a new game, all the content is generated right there - meaning no dungeon is the same, and no map is the same, ever. In this clip, I mistakenly get caught out during the dead of night (pun intended) while trying to find the person I'm supposed to go "negotiate" with for a mission. Things take an even worse turn when I accidentally go into the wrong building. And, unlike some games that use random generation, this one uses it to pretty decent effect. The game is pretty cheap if you want to buy it (or try the demo version): http://blog.skasoftware.com/static.php?page=scz Actually, I don't even know if you buy it anymore! It might just be free now. PS: I cranked the brightness up on this video because the actual game itself can be kind of dark at times.
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Playthrough of Resident Evil 5's Chapter 1-1 utilizing a mod that replaces the Chris model with that of Battlesuit Jill and Sheva with that of BSAA Jill. A few problem exist with the mod. From Chris' model being larger overall, a few oddities are created with the replacement Jill model, such as the feet, the ponytail, and the location of the secondary weapon the character is carrying. In addition to that, the lips of the replacement models are not animated during cutscenes. [b]I'm not sure what the deal is with the stuttering as video played fine prior to uploading on GT. It must be an upload issue. Will try and sort it out.[/b]
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Alina Szapocznikow: Sculpture Undone, 1955–1972
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Howllowpoint Gun Shop Owner Erin Jerant helps mount a scope on a... Nieuwsfoto'sBerg,Geweer,Horizontaal,Hulp,Kijken,Politiek,Verenigde Staten,Vizier,VriendschapPhotographer AAron OntiverozCollection: Denver Post Copyright - 2013 The Denver Post, MediaNews Group.ROCKY FORD, CO - FEBRUARY 26: Howllowpoint Gun Shop Owner Erin Jerant helps mount a scope on a hunting rifle for Justin Noga (right) as friend Ricky Kelly looks on in Walsenburg. Jerant says she has known the two since they were young enough to sit on the store's countertops. Gun owners in southern Colorado largely agree that responsible ownership begins at home. (Photo by AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post via Getty Images)


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When: Friday, December 23rd, 7:00 PM
Opponent: Philadelphia Flyers (21-8-4)
UPDATE: Henrik Lundqvist will start in net for the Rangers, Ilya Bryzgalov for the Flyers. The Flyers will be without forwards Danny Briere, Brayden Schenn and Sean Couturier. Marc Staal is set to meet with team doctors on Monday to see when he could be cleared for contact. (12:11 p.m.)
EARLIER: The second matchup of the season between the longtime rivals—and the last before the two teams take it outdoors for the 2012 Winter Classic on January 2nd—has been highly anticipated for reasons other than the impact it will have on the dramatic storyline in HBO's 24/7. The last time these two teams met, tempers flared and Brandon Prust dropped the gloves with Philadelphia's Zac Rinaldo a mere four seconds into the game. After the fisticuffs, the Blueshirts went on to shut out the Flyers with a decisive 2-0 victory.
Despite being without captain Chris Pronger and former Rangers' captain Jaromir Jagr, the Flyers emerged from the loss to the Rangers by embarking on a seven-game winning streak, until they were unceremoniously pummeled 6-0 by the defending Stanley Cup Champions, the Boston Bruins.
As has been broadcast on 24/7, the story of the Philadelphia Flyers this season has been all about concussions. The biggest blow to the Flyers' blue line and on and off-ice leadership is the loss of Pronger, who will miss the remainder of the season and playoffs due to severe post-concussion symptoms. Rookie Brayden Schenn has been out since early December with a concussion, and Sean Couturier and NHL scoring leader Claude Giroux were knocked out of the lineup with concussions as well after freak on-ice incidents.
Yet even without key players, the Broad Street Bullies managed to both scrape together wins and claim the top spot in the Eastern Conference, in part due to other players stepping up in the interim. Couturier, before he, too, caught the concussion bug, had been replacing Claude Giroux on the Flyers' top line. Pronger's former defensive partner, Matt Carle, has seen a lot more ice time recently, and 22-year-old winger Jakub Voracek has stepped up as well, chipping in 5 goals and 16 assists.
Giroux, after missing four games, scored 4 points in his return to the lineup on Wednesday and propelled himself right back up to #1 in the scoring category. Jagr missed the first matchup between his current team and his former team due to a sore groin, but he is expected to make his Madison Square Garden debut tonight.
Since the 2-0 win over the Flyers, the Rangers have earned a respectable 8-1-3 record, but tonight's game against the Flyers is bound to be a tough one. The Blueshirts have played two more games than the Flyers over this stretch (including one last night, while the Flyers had the night off), and the Rangers' own injured reserve list is starting to look as alarming as the Flyers'. With half of the team's defensive lineup out due to a variety of injuries, Connecticut Whale defensemen Stu Bickel and Tim Erixon now make up the team's third line of defense, and Anton Stralman went from consistent healthy scratch to key second line d-man alongside sophomore stud Michael Del Zotto. Both Del Zotto and Stralman posted a +3 rating against the Isles and saw more than 20 minutes of ice time, demonstrating that Tortorella will not, in fact, have to play top defensive pair Ryan McDonagh and Dan Girardi for the entire game.
For his part, Carl Hagelin has quickly worked his way up in the lineup with his speedy, impressive play since being recalled from the Whale. He was moved onto a line with Ryan Callahan and Brad Richards in New Jersey and remained on that line against the Islanders last night. In his 13 games with the Rangers, he has dished out 3 assists and potted 4 goals, half of which were scored shorthanded. (Hagelin's 2 shorties ties him for 3rd best in the league.) Hagelin has been more than impressive since scoring his first NHL goal in the last game against the Flyers, and he'll certainly be looking to add some more tonight.
In the last three games against the Flyers, dating back to last season, the Blueshirts have outscored their Broad Street opponents 12-2. No doubt both teams will be conscious of the implications of this game in terms of 24/7 coverage, but the Rangers should be especially pumped up coming off two exhilarating wins against NYC's two other perennial rivals. The Rangers, like the Flyers, have been finding ways to win despite being beset by injuries, and with star goalie Henrik Lundqvist back in net, tonight should prove to be no exception.


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The Bowhunter Observation Survey is an annual survey conducted by the Iowa DNR to obtain information on deer, turkeys, and selected furbearers. This survey was initiated in 2004 and was designed jointly by the Iowa DNR and William R. Clark, Professor at Iowa State University. For each bowhunting trip, survey participants are asked to record the date, the county hunted, the number of hours hunted, and the number of animals observed while bowhunting. Hunters are asked to record observations of the following species:
The primary objectives for this survey are to:
Bowhunters are a logical choice for observational-type surveys because the methods used while bowhunting deer are also ideal for viewing most wildlife species in their natural environment. Bowhunters spend a considerable amount of time pursuing deer from a bowstand or ground blind, and while doing so they typically wear camouflage and take steps to control or mask human scent.
Sample survey form for this survey
List of frequently asked questions regarding this survey
Current results:
2014 Bowhunter Observation Survey