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Have you ever noticed that when someone doesn't understand something, they are against it? I know I have had a closed mind about some things in my life, and when someone forced me to open it, often I was surprised and even happy they made me see the light.
I often read and hear from individuals about ATVs destroying the land and how we need to have everything locked up to protect it from the predators that ride those machines. In fact a good case in point about this came when I was standing in a crowd of reporters during the Crandall Canyon disaster in Huntington Canyon.
I, along with about 150 other news people were standing there by the highway on a Friday night, waiting for a press conference to start. As we waited, outfit and outfit passed by with ATVs attached to them in one way or another. It was the usual summertime escape from the valley on Friday night to go into the mountains. Most of us that live here have seen time and time again.
However, for some of the national media standing around me, they couldn't believe what they were seeing. One guy that was standing there began a conversation with the others that were nearby.
"Where are all these people going with campers, motor homes and ATVs?" he asked one of the others.
A cameraman in a red shirt answered.
"Their going to tear up the mountains around here," he told the other guy. "They do this all the time. That's why the forest service is closing roads all over the place. There's a lot of damage done because of those things."
Two other news people jumped in about how terrible ATVs are for the environment and that began a conversation that went from the surreal to the fantastic. Stories of destruction and mayhem proceeded to be told.
I couldn't shut my mouth.
"I am a local here and I am here to tell you that what you hear is not necessarily the way things are," as they looked at me considering what this interloper was saying. "I own a number of those machines and my family doesn't go around destroying the countryside. Most people who ride obey the law and don't rip up the landscape."
They shut up, except one guy who was from New York. He started in on me how local people in the west are destroying land that is owned by everyone in the country. He said that between ATVs and energy development there would not be a shred of land left that wasn't spoiled by the time his grand kids were adults.
"Yeah like those of you in New York really know how to take care of the land," I said, not able to shut my mouth. Then he really let me have it saying I had probably never been there and seen how beautiful it was.
"You are wrong," I said as the others looked on. "I spent a great deal of time in New York state and New England in another business and found it to be as beautiful as you say it is," I said and he smiled. "But there is a lot wrong there with pollution and damage to the land as well. The difference is that most of it is private, but it still causes problems in the waterways and for public lands in the areas. Just as I will not paint everyone from New York with the same brush, don't you paint locals here the same way."
He calmed down and we started to talk. The crowd went away and we had a long conversation about the land and how most of the people here want to preserve it, but not lock it away.
The things he said came back to me recently though when I was driving on my side by side through some areas in the swell. Last year I went with a riders group and some BLM officials on a marking party; putting up signs and posts designating routes that can be used legally. We had marked a lot of routes many of which I have ridden and enjoyed. I work very hard to avoid the non-marked routes because those are not legal.
But it seems either most people are not aware of the fact that unmarked routes are not legal, or they don't care. What's worse in my recent experience is all the new "cross country" routes that have been cut since I was in that area of the swell the last time. Those start with one person cutting across and area on an ATV or dirt bike, and then others follow. Some of the most common I see are short cuts to go to legal trails. Rather than ride another block to the actual turn, some make a Y intersection out of these places.
I still believe what I told that newsman from New York; most of us want to preserve the land. But like when we were youngsters in school and one kid did something wrong (usually it was a kid who was unknown to the authorities that were ruling the roost) and soon no one could do that thing any more.
We all get punished when bad behavior from a few cause damage. It is up to each of us, who ride legally to reign this in and report those that do those things. It is up to us to say something to the person. It is up to us to get involved.
Last year I was in Minnesota visiting my son who lives there. I picked up some visitor information while there an one of the brochures boasted about the large ATV trail system Minnesota has. It stated the Gopher state had a large expanse of "187 miles of public trails" that could be ridden by properly licensed machines and riders.
I laughed; I usually ride more than that in two days, and sometimes even approach that amount in one. But it was an eye opener. I thought about what if we lost our rights to ride most of the land we are used to. I love hiking, but to lose riding all the places we now can go would be a disaster.
All of us need to be responsible, even if we sometimes don't like the rules government agencies have imposed upon us. We also need to be outspoken when we see others doing things they shouldn't.
Let's not let a few people, whether they are uneducated about the rules or don't care about them, ruin it for all of us.


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The authors presented a well designed phase II trial that combined a number of techniques that have all showed promising results on their own (induction chemotherapy, concurrent chemoradiotherapy with cisplatin, and accelerated fractionation). Before the first patient was treated on this trial, anyone with experience treating head and neck cancer knew that this was going to be a toxic regimen. With over 91% of patients experiencing grade >3 toxicity and only 68% of patients able to finish therapy, the feasibility of this regimen is certainly in question. The feasibilities seen in other cooperative groups using chemoradiotherapy range between 55% and 86%. However, these numbers improve to 83 to 86% if patients had single agent cisplatin concurrent with radiation (even using altered fractionation) without induction chemotherapy. Adding adjuvant, induction, or multi-agent chemotherapy to radiotherapy or chemoradiotherapy produced feasibilities in the 55 to 78% range, which are more in line with this trial. The concern is that these aggressive regimens may not improve outcomes if they can't be completed as often. This regimen may make sense in certain patients, but patients need to be carefully selected in terms of age, performance status and prognostic factors. Over 30% of these patients had N0 or N1 disease, and may not have needed induction therapy considering a lower risk of metastatic disease. With further follow-up and data maturation, we may be able to get a better understanding of which patients really may need such aggressive therapy. Until then, this regimen needs to remain firmly in the "experimental" category.

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GOUVERNEUR Funeral arrangements for Marine Private First Class Skyler D. Way, killed in a car accident Jan. 6 in North Carolina, continue to divide the community.
At Tuesdays village Board of Trustees meeting, more than two dozen firefighters complained about Trustee Charles W. Newvine, whom they said had been bad-mouthing the department for its refusal to host calling hours and the funeral for Pfc. Way.
We made a vote we wanted to file a complaint with them. It just needed to be brought to the attention of the trustees, said First Assistant Chief Thomas J. Conklin. Our organization wasnt being treated fairly. I feel terrible for the family, but we cannot be thrown under the bus for not being able to have the funeral there.
Mr. Newvine said he was under the microscope for a telephone conversation he had with Mr. Conklin about having fire department members help escort Pfc. Ways body into town after it already had been determined the station could not accommodate the calling hours and funeral.
Their main purpose was to single me out, why I defamed them, Mr. Newvine said. It wasnt my intention to do that. As soon as you question something theyre doing, they think youre against them. They were there to show their dislike for me and what they think I said.
The department rejected the request for calling hours and the funeral because it did not want its trucks with water in them sitting outside in sub-zero weather for two days, did not think the garage was appropriate for what was expected to be a large service and feared an emergency might occur during the event.
The funeral was held Monday at the Gouverneur Elks Lodge. Department volunteers helped provide an escort for Pfc. Ways body.
We did talk to the family, Mr. Conklin said. Mrs. Way had no problem with the fire department.
During the phone conversation between Mr. Newvine and Mr. Conklin, Mr. Newvine said he told Mr. Conklin, I bet you guys feel like a bunch of scumbags, because of the bad publicity the department had received for refusing to accommodate the family.
Mr. Conklin said he then told Mr. Newvine that department members did not feel that way. Both men agree the conversation became more heated, although Mr. Newvine said he apologized and Mr. Conklin said he did not.
I think this is a personal problem Tom and I had because of that phone call, Mr. Newvine said. I didnt think before I spoke. I was talking about the bad publicity and thats it. It was a phone conversation that got misconstrued.
Mr. Newvine said he respects the decision of the fire department, but thought fire officials could have made a greater effort by talking to the village and town about putting their trucks in municipal garages and offering to host the funeral in full uniform. He thought their donations might suffer because of the decision they made to not be more involved.
I dont think anybody in that department is a scumbag, he said. The publicity theyve been getting is negative, and thats going to backfire on the department.
After the village board meeting, Mr. Newvine said he started making the rounds of every department volunteer who had criticized him at the meeting to clear the air with the exception of Mr. Conklin.
Mr. Conklin said he is ready to put the issue behind him.
I delivered the speech for the fire department. Im done with it, he said. Ive moved on.
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CHICAGO (MarketWatch)—Mortgage rates spiked over the past week, causing some to believe the ultralow rates of recent years could be gone for good.
What's more, rising rates could put somewhat of a damper on the improving housing market.
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 4.46% for the week ending June 27, up from 3.93% last week, according to Freddie Mac's weekly survey of conforming mortgage rates. This week's average is the highest since the week of July 28, 2011.
The spike marks the largest weekly jump for the mortgage rate since the week ending April 17, 1987, Freddie Mac reported.
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Daily surveys by HSH.com show mortgage rates improving somewhat since the beginning of the week. HSH data showed the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage at 4.63% on Monday, 4.56% on Tuesday and 4.54% on Wednesday, said Keith Gumbinger, vice president of the consumer loan information firm.
"Early indications are that rates we gather today should be lower than yesterday. However, the market has been so volatile over the last five days that any dip might not be passed along immediately to the retail market," Gumbinger said.
Mortgage rates started rising last week, after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke of the Fed's intention later this year to scale back the stimulus program that kept rates low. Rates jumped again over the weekend, a reflection of the unsettled market.
"Following Fed chief Bernanke's remarks on June 19th about the possible timing of reduced bond purchases, Treasury bond yields jumped over the week and mortgage rates followed. He indicated that the Fed may moderate the pace of its buying later this year and end the purchases around the middle of 2014," said Frank Nothaft, vice president and chief economist of Freddie Mac, in a news release.
Gumbinger said it's likely the market overreacted and that mortgage rates will move downward. But it's probable that very low rates are gone for good. "Do I think we're going back to 3.5%? No. Do I think we should be closer to 4% than 4.5%? Probably," he said.
Even if market did overreact, it doesn't necessarily mean that rates will reverse completely, said Dan Green, loan officer with Waterstone Mortgage in Cincinnati. "Mortgage rates are trading on fear and sentiment, and right now those forces are pulling rates higher."
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Allogeneic stem cell transplantation (ASCT) is generally felt to be the optimal curative treatment of Philadelphia chromosome-positive acute lymphocytic leukemia (Ph+ ALL). The standard conditioning regimen to prepare these patients for transplant typically includes cyclophosphamide and total body irradiation. High-dose cytarabine (HDC) has been employed to treat patients with ALL who have relapsed or have been refractory to the standard induction chemotherapy. The authors proposed this study based on the hypothesis that adding HDC to the standard conditioning regimen may reduce the relapse rate by more thoroughly eradicating residual leukemia before transplant. This study describes the feasibility of a HDC-containing conditioning regimen for the treatment of children with Ph+ ALL.
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For Tolman, Woonsocket, and St. Raphael, the Division II's 'second season' begins this weekend. For Burrillville and East Providence, their pursuit at a second season continues.
Five Blackstone Valley teams will try to extend their respective seasons past Thanksgiving this week when the Division II quarterfinal round takes place and the Division I and III regular seasons ramble down the home stretch.
All eyes will be on two local playoff games tomorrow at 7 p.m. that feature Tolman, the top seed out of the Division II-B ranks, hosting Westerly, the II-A's fourth seed, at Pariseau Field, and Woonsocket, the defending Division II champs and II-B's second seed, entertaining Central, the II-A's third seed, in a Barry Field special that will be played under portable lights.
SRA, meanwhile, will have to wait until Saturday to take on Johnston in a 7 p.m. clash on the Panthers' campus. The Saints, thanks to their strong finish, seized the II-B's third seed, while the Panthers ended up as the II-B's second seed.
Another game that will garner plenty of interest tomorrow is Burrillville's 7 p.m. battle on Aquidneck Island against Division III foe Middletown. Both teams are 4-3 and battling for their division's final playoff spot. The winner advances to the playoffs, while the loser calls it a season after Turkey Day.
East Providence, which is in a four-team battle for the Division I's last three postseason spots, faces winless South Kingstown tonight at 7 p.m. at Pierce Field, but a bigger duel looms ahead in the form of their Thanksgiving Day slugfest with La Salle.
There are already two local clubs guaranteed of 'bonus football' on Nov. 30, Lincoln and North Smithfield, but the only thing not set in stone with either squad is what seed they will have in their respective playoffs.
The Lions, who are 5-3 in Division III action and sewed up their berth in the postseason last week, have a non-league test against crosstown foe Seekonk High tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Ferguson Field.
Meanwhile, their seed will be determined by the outcomes of the Broncos-Islanders game and tomorrow's 7 p.m. contest between Moses Brown (5-2) and East Greenwich (2-4) at the Avengers' field.
The Lions own head-to-head tiebreakers over the Quakers and Islanders, but the Broncos have the edge over them. The Lions could be as high as a No. 2 seed if the Quakers and the Broncos lose, or they could be as low as a No. 4 if the Quakers and the Broncos both win.
North Smithfield, meanwhile, needs just one win in its final two contests to nail down the No. 3 seed in the playoffs behind Exeter/West Greenwich and Mount Pleasant, who are both 7-0 and battle each other tomorrow.
The Northmen, who are 4-2 and clinched the first-ever playoff berth in their 43-year history last week, can either take care of business tomorrow against Central Falls (2-5) at 6 p.m. at Macomber Stadium or on Thanksgiving Eve at home against Scituate (1-5).
The rest of the local slate contains Division II crossover games tomorrow at 7 p.m. between Ponaganset and Cumberland at Tucker Field and Toll Gate and Shea at Max Read Field.
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Westerly (4-3) at Tolman (7-0)
The Bulldogs and Tigers are quite familiar with each other, having spent the last six years together in the Division II-A circuit. And in their six meetings, five were decided by six points or less.
This could end up becoming another close contest, especially since Westerly rolls into it with a three-game win streak that includes victories over Central and Johnston.
Both teams have excellent defensive units, and not many has been as potent as Tolman's 'D', which has shut out four opponents and surrendered only 28 points in its seven victories.
The Tigers are going to need another solid performance to top the Bulldogs, who boast two running backs, Ricky Doucette (team-high seven TDs) and Frank Alviani, near the 1,000-yard mark in rushing, and a quarterback (Alex Brown) who can pass the ball as well as run with it.
The 'Dogs, who allowed the Division II-A's second-fewest points (86), will also have its work cut out in trying to contain the speedy Tigers and players such as quarterback Joselito Knapp, running back Ousmane Samb, and wide receiver/kickoff returner Shayne Taylor.
If the Bulldogs have an edge over the Tigers, it's in the kicking game. While the Tigers have struggled mightily in this department all year long, Westerly features one of the division's best kickers in Brandon Van Horn.
Central (5-2) at Woonsocket (6-1)
The lights are back on at Barry Field for what most folks believe is the first Friday night game at the complex and second night game since last season's semifinal-round playoff game on Tuesday, Dec. 1 between the Villa Novans and Coventry.
And this game promises to be worth the price of admission, especially since it features the highest-scoring teams in each division. Woonsocket led all of Division II-B with 195 points in its seven contests (an average of close to 28 points per game), while Central led the II-A ranks with 187 points.
But if there's one thing that the Novans possess that the Knights don't, it's a lights-out defense that blanked five teams and allowed just 20 points.
That 'D' will surely be tested by the Knights' speedy offense, which features one of the fastest players in the league in running back Michael Washington (11 touchdowns), a 67 percent passer in quarterback Anthony Hem, and two quick receivers in Marquise Frazier and Jose Ortiz.
But expect the Novans to counter with their talented arsenal of quarterback Kevin Reyes, running backs Jalen Evans and Orlan Thomas, tight end Geo Heredia, and speedy wide receiver Jessie Charette.
St. Raphael (5-2) at Johnston (5-2)
Both teams will face each other twice in a 12-day span, but before they meet at McCoy Stadium for their first-ever Thanksgiving Eve matchup, the Saints and Panthers will have a far bigger score to settle in their quarterfinal-round duel.
The Saints march into Johnston with a four-game win streak in the division that has seen them step up their play defensively, make some changes in the offense, and dramatically cut down on their turnovers.
The Panthers promise to give the Saints' 'D' a real run for its money behind their high-scoring offense that was third in the entire Division II in scoring (166 points).
Quarterback Dave Bubar threw 11 TD passes and led the division in passing yards with 1,186. Kody Fraser was the Panthers' top running back, and Greg Doutre and Bret Simas, who each scored nine TDs, are threats running and catching the ball.
The Saints will also have the Panthers' 'D' on their toes with an offense that has seen the team produce almost as many yards on the ground (1,208) as it has in the air (1,154) behind the arm of quarterback Trevor Vasey. Also look for contributions from Ricardo Pognon, Charles Correa, and Alex Collette.
Burrillville (4-3) at Middletown (4-3)
If the Broncos don't make the playoffs this year, they will circle last week's 30-27 loss at home to Tiverton as the No. 1 reason why they came up short. That setback saw the one-win Tigers outplay the Broncos for three quarters before holding off a fourth-quarter comeback by their hosts.
A victory would have put the Broncos in great shape to earn a playoff berth, but now they have to sweat out a battle with the Islanders for the last spot.
The Islanders also saw their playoff hopes take a hit last weekend when they endured a 29-16 loss to Lincoln that was their most lopsided setback of the year, but they will try to get back on track and deliver on their Homecoming Night.
The Islanders' chief strengths are their ground game, keyed by fullback Rico McCray, a three-time 1,000-yard rusher who had scored 18 touchdowns this season, and a stingy defense that heading into last week allowed an average of less than 10 points per game.
The Broncos can also score points in bunches and beat team through the air behind the arm of Roger Blanchard and a splendid running game. Whoever ends up controlling the clock and staying away from the turnover bug will come away with a close victory and an extra game to play on Nov. 30.
South Kingstown (0-6) at East Providence (4-2)
The Townies picked up a very big victory over Barrington last weekend that beefed up their bid for a Division I playoff berth, but they're far from out of the woods in their hunt.
Bishop Hendricken (7-0) is the only squad assured of a berth in the playoffs, while the Eagles (5-2), Portsmouth (5-2), E.P., and La Salle (4-2) are eyeing the other three spots.
The Eagles' final division game is a tough one -- tomorrow's 7 p.m. clash in Warwick against the unbeaten Hawks. Also tomorrow night is Portsmouth's duel at home against Cranston West (2-4) and La Salle's game on its campus against Cranston East (2-4).
That leaves one critical division game left -- the Townies' Thanksgiving Day meeting with the Rams at Pierce Field. That contest should decide which of the four playoff hopefuls are left on the outside looking in.
But before the Townies can look ahead to Turkey Day, they have to set their sights on their clash with the Rebels, who are only averaging 7.5 points per game and have struggled offensively. If E.P. looks past this game, this could top Tiverton's victory over Burrillville as the area's upset of the season.
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The controversial zoning change pertaining to nonrelatives living together in residential neighborhoods will come up again at tonights Watertown City Council meeting.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham intends to introduce legislation that would amend the zoning change, which has been debated for weeks after the council approved it in February.
His proposed amendment is not expected to be discussed at length tonight, he said, adding it will be forwarded to the city Planning Board for its consideration.
On March 18, Mr. Graham instructed city staff to review the zoning language changed after a Thompson Boulevard homeowner, Deborah A. Cavallario, complained her neighbor was living with his fianc�e and two friends in a single-family home in a Residential A district.
To get through the controversy, the mayor instructed staff to look at re-establishing the sentence council members removed that allowed no more than four transient roomers and applied to accessory uses in residential districts. As a result of the change, no transient roomers are allowed to live in Residential A districts.
In addition to putting that language back in the citys zoning, Mr. Graham suggested looking at another section pertaining to the definition of family. He proposed keeping language that would allow any number of individuals living together as a single housekeeping unit. But he suggested removing the following language: to distinguish it from a club, fraternity, or boardinghouse, not more than four members of a family shall be other than blood relatives.
The Planning Board may take up his amendment at the April 9 meeting or the meeting in May. It also must go to the Jefferson County Planning Board.
If both of those boards approve the proposal, the city would hold a public hearing before voting on the mayors proposal.
Council members took up the so-called roommate law after the Planning Board approved it 6-1. Since then, Planning Board Chairwoman Sara S. Freda has said she regretted her vote because of the hoopla it caused.
The zoning change led to a torrent of criticism from people who think city leaders are trying to regulate lifestyles and living arrangements. Opponents insisted it would not be enforceable.
Council members Jeffrey M. Smith and Joseph M. Butler Jr. vehemently defended their vote, contending the media blew the issue out of proportion. They also argued they were trying to protect Residential A districts from boarding and rooming houses.
Mrs. Cavallario, 259 Thompson Blvd., objected to her neighbors living arrangement because her neighborhood, zoned Residential A, has only single-family houses. She had complained about the number of vehicles parked on Travis W. Hartmans property. He recently married his fianc�e.
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For a little while I hosted my own blog, but tore it down. Didn't write much there, either.
So what have I been up to in the realm of FreeBSD? For a while I was helping in the smallest way with KDE4 testing, I joined the ports-security@ team, and also the donations@ team.
I have also dabbled a little with British English translations. I have join the GnomeSword team as a translator. And now that I have a better grasp of qt-linguist, I have started working on Bibletime. I am not British, I am Canadian, and I much prefer en_GB spelling!
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880: Headache
Title text: I'm only willing to visit placid lakes, salt flats, and painting exhibits until the world's 3D technology improves.
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Some people suffer from headaches, eyestrain, motion sickness and other problems when watching 3D movies, playing 3D games, watching 3D television, playing hand-held Nintendo 3DS, etc.
In this comic, Cueball is using the excuse that 3D gives him a headache to get out of going outside into the real world, where everything is in 3D. Instead he stays inside and looks at his 2D computer monitor. In the title text, he says he will only go to flat places (i.e. places where everything he could see would be 2D-like).
This comic was released on April Fools' Day. The April fools joke for 2011 made every comic on the site 3D, thus forcing people like Cueball to endure 3D even at their computer screens. The 3D view is still available at xk3d.xkcd.com for all comics prior to this one.
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- [Megan has a bike, and is wearing a helmet. Cueball is at a computer.]
- Megan: Wanna go for a bike ride?
- Cueball: Nah, I hate 3D stuff. It gives me a headache.
- When you think about it, this excuse can get you out of almost anything.
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this is so true... and the frame rate of downhill skiing is a joke...
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- I'm waiting for the next universe patch. God says it'll add redemption and eternal bliss, which should make things run smoother. Davidy22[talk] 10:09, 16 December 2012 (UTC)
- I'd be happy with a mini patch which removes the memory gating glitch (forgetting what you went into a different room for), corrects metabolic rates, and gets rid of the scenario where eyelashes fall into your eyelids. -Pennpenn 188.8.131.52 00:07, 23 June 2015 (UTC)
on the xk3d page, if you click forward, what's the deal with the teapot? Teapot ? Saibot84 (talk) 05:16, 29 May 2013 (UTC)
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A district judge sentenced a Cocoa man to 27 years in prison on Thursday after authorities accused the man of having sex with a minor and recording video of the act on his iPhone.
Phillip Beyel, 28, pleaded guilty to charges of soliciting a minor for sex and child pornography on Sept. 25, 2012 after the Homeland Security Investigations office found videos and photographs on Beyel's iPhone of him having sex with the minor in a hotel room on Dec. 31, 2011.
Officials say Beyel called the minor the next day, who said she might have to go to a doctor. Beyel told her not to reveal that her injury was caused by their sexual encounter.
"Child exploitation is one of the most heinous crimes we investigate, and I assure you, we will make sure these predators are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," said Susan McCormick, special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations Tampa, which oversees the agency's Cocoa Beach office that investigated this case.


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When Allen Hardison sifted through letters from NCAA Division I universities for soccer five years ago he never thought his life would end up where it is now.
He never dreamed he would playing in a college football bowl game in New Mexico on Saturday. But that's where his life is now, as a kicker for the University of Nevada. His dreams have changed from the ones he had while playing soccer at Corona del Mar High, from which he graduated in 2007.
"To say that I had a dream of playing in the NFL when I was growing up, I would be lying," Hardison said in a telephone interview from New Mexico, where the Wolf Pack (7-5) will play against Arizona (7-5) in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl Saturday at 10 a.m. "I didn't expect that [my dream] would be a shot in the NFL. Now that I'm here, I absolutely want it. I'll do anything it takes."
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He played club soccer for the Mission Viejo Pateadores up until he was 15. That's when he switched over to So Cal United, now known as Real So Cal club.
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Twice he has overcome injuries while playing at Nevada.
At UNLV, he caught the eye of special teams coach Mike Bradeson. For two seasons, Hardison played on the football and soccer teams at UNLV.
Bradeson was let go with the rest of the staff after Hardison's sophomore season. Bradeson ended up at Nevada, and Hardison later followed.
That wasn't the only part of his life that changed. Hardison also stopped playing college soccer and focused solely on kicking for the football team.
However, when he arrived at Nevada, he had to sit out one year. It was tough for him in 2010, as the Wolf Pack had a memorable 13-1 season and a No. 13-national ranking led by quarterback Colin Kaepernick, now the starter for the San Francisco 49ers.
"Sitting out was a difficult process," Hardison said. "That was the year Nevada got up to No. 11 in the country. It was Kap's last year. To see them play, it was pretty rough on me. That was the first year I never had sports in my life. It was tough, but it was fun to watch those guys."
Hardison experienced a serious injury for the first time as a junior in 2011. He suffered a hamstring tear and missed four games, toward the end of the regular season.
But he rehabilitated to return for the Hawaii Bowl, when the Wolf Pack lost to Southern Mississippi, 24-17. Hardison connected on a 37-yard field goal and converted both of his point-after attempts.
"It was really special to me to play in a bowl game," Hardison said. "The bowl games are extremely important for us. It's an opportunity to bring a trophy back home."
Hardison took over the place-kicking duties in Nevada's fourth game of the season at Boise State last year. He ended up making seven of 10 field-goal attempts, with a long of 48 yards against Fresno State. He also made 19 of 19 PATs.
He made three of his three field-goal attempts (29 yards, 41, 22) against UNLV last year, to help Nevada win the rivalry game, 37-0.
This year, Hardison missed two games after he tore his meniscus in his right knee, his kicking leg.


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Kris Bledsoe - So who do you think is taking your job?
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Hear! Hear! And not only do they not take our jobs, they enliven and enrich our lives. In the future they and their offspring will teach our children, care for our elders and share cultural and spiritual insights with us all. They will invent new technologies They will become authors, write poetry, create art. And they will be proud to call themselves American.
Well written, Kris. Thank you.
Back in the day, many fields were harvested by the the area youth -- until the government began to evolve into the mother hen it has become.
However, I agree, we do need workers who will take up our slack, which in some instances is considerable.
A well thought-out discussion.
Well done Kris!
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OGDENSBURG In 1813, the British army marched across the frozen St. Lawrence River to capture the young village of Ogdensburg in order to cut off an American threat on a crucial supply line.
On Sunday, 200 years later, children covered their ears as muskets and cannons boomed at Lighthouse Point as part of an annual re-enactment of the historic battle.
Nearly 200 re-enactors from Quebec, Ontario, New England and Northern New York participated in a weekend of events, an Ogdensburg winter tradition that stretches back more than 20 years.
For a long time, a lot of people didnt realize the War of 1812 happened right here, said event coordinator James E. Reagen.
This years events had a special guest: Mary Lou M. Peterson, the great-great-great-granddaughter of war hero Col. Benjamin Forsyth, who commanded the American troops during the Battle of Ogdensburg.
Ms. Peterson came from Colorado to watch the re-enactment.
I have never been to one before; this is a wonderful weekend, she said.
She said she began researching her ancestors exploits several years ago and was surprised by what she found.
Benjamin Forsyth was born in North Carolina, although he spent much of the War of 1812 in Northern New York. He was killed, and was buried in an unmarked grave near Champlain in 1814.
Ms. Peterson said she hopes to someday have Col. Forsyths remains exhumed and moved to his homeland in North Carolina, which was named Forsyth County in his honor in 1849.
Its just been the last few years that I really got into this guy, who I really admire a lot, Ms. Peterson said.
The Ogdensburg re-enactment group Forsyths Rifles also is named for the colonel.
Re-enactor Charles E. Abel, Ogdensburg, was a gunsmith before he retired, and was eager to try out his new muzzle-loading blunderbuss. Winter is a good season for firing antique and replica weapons, Mr. Abel said, because the lack of humidity makes it easier to keep the powder dry.
Its harder on the guys, because its cold, but its better on the guns, he said.
A small crowd of spectators watched the proceedings Sunday, including three generations of one family. Dennis J. Koerick, son Donald J. and Donalds four children all watched both of the weekends battles.
Despite the family having lived in Ogdensburg for decades, this was the Koericks first time watching the annual event.
It was great; we saw it yesterday too, and we learned a lot, Donald Koerick said Sunday. Well definitely be coming back.
Do you know how old Abraham Lincoln was during this war? asked 9-year-old Donald J. Koerick Jr. He was 3.
Making history real is what the annual re-enactment is all about, Mr. Reagen said.
Its an important event that we try to bring to life for people, so its not just on the pages of the history books, he said.
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I'm not sure how you'd do this without losing data. You can try gparted and see if that has any features that help you out. http://gparted.sf.net/ . It uses libparted, which has these features: http://www.gnu.org/software/parted/ . I've never used it myself but maybe you'll get lucky.
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Botulism Toxin Injection as a Treatment for Arthritis of the Basal Thumb Joint
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Basal arthritis of the thumb is a common condition with increased prevalence in post-menopausal women, obese persons, and the elderly. Surgical options are varied and efficacious, but not all patients are candidates for surgery. The successes and pitfalls of previous, similar trials are carefully considered in the creation of our own. Though steroid injection is the standard of care in basal joint arthritis, current data does not support its efficacy beyond placebo effect. No trial has yet examined the efficacy of botulinum toxin type A (BTX-A) injection into the basal thumb joint nor compared it to steroid. Since efficacy of steroid is questionable at best, our hope is that BTX-A injection of the basal joint might be the next great tool in treating this common, debilitating disease.
Basilar Joint Arthritis
Basal Thumb Joint Arthritis
Trapeziometacarpal Arthritis
Carpometacarpal Arthritis
Drug: Botulinum Toxin Type A
Drug: Steroid - Triamcinolone Acetonide
Drug: Lidocaine
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Botulinum Toxin Versus Steroid Injection for Basal Joint Arthritis of the Thumb: a Randomized, Double Blind, Placebo-controlled Clinical Trial
- Pain [ Time Frame: twenty-four hours, ten days, twelve weeks, six months, and one year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Range of motion [ Time Frame: twelve weeks, six months, and one year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Strength [ Time Frame: twelve weeks, six months, and one year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|March 2011
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2015
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Botulinum Toxin Type A
Arm investigates the efficacy of Botulinum Toxin A injection for the treatment of basal thumb joint arthritis
Drug: Botulinum Toxin Type A
One-time injection of 50 units of Botulinum Toxin A suspended in 2 mL of normal saline, with approximately 1 mL injected or sufficient quantity to fill joint capsule
Other Names:
Active Comparator: Steroid - Triamcinolone Acetonide
Arm uses the standard of care - Steroid injection - as an active comparator to the experimental injection of Botulinum Toxin A for the treatment of basal thumb joint arthritis
Drug: Steroid - Triamcinolone Acetonide
Single injection of 1 - 3 mL of 40mg/mL Triamcinolone acetonide solution
Other Name: Kenalog-40
Placebo Comparator: Lidocaine
Arm uses plain lidocaine injection to serve as a baseline for evaluating the efficacy of Botulinum toxin as compared to steroid injection for the treatment of basal thumb joint arthritis.
Drug: Lidocaine
Single injection of 1 - 3 mL of 2% Lidocaine
Other Name: Xylocaine
Detailed Description:
Purpose: Basal joint arthritis, or carpometacarpal (CMC) osteoarthritis, of the thumb is very common, particularly in the elderly. Morbidities include pain, decreased range of motion, and decreased strength. Nonsurgical treatments for CMC arthritis include oral analgesics, splinting, and steroid injection. In multiple recent trials, botulinum toxin A (BTX-A) injection has been shown to be an efficacious nonsurgical option for osteoarthritis of large joints, including those that have failed steroid injections. To our knowledge, the efficacy of BTX-A injection in thumb CMC arthritis has not been examined.
Methods: Patients with a clinical and radiographic diagnosis of basal joint arthritis who are appropriate and willing candidates for injection therapy will be selected. The primary symptom indicating need for injection would be pain not controlled with more conservative measures (e.g. nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), splinting, physical therapy, etc.) Weakness and impaired functioning are also considered. Exclusion criteria will include any injection within the last 12 months or surgical treatment. All patients will undergo Eaton staging radiographically prior to treatment. Informed consent will be obtained and patients will be randomly assigned to one of three groups. One group will receive BTX-A injections, the second group will receive triamcinolone plus lidocaine injections, and the third group will receive saline plus lidocaine injections of the thumb CMC joint. Prior to treatment, patients' baseline function will be assessed with pinch, grip, and range of motion measurements, and the affect of their disease will be measured with a visual analog pain scale and the Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder, and Hand (DASH) questionnaire. Pain scales and DASH questionnaires will be completed at twenty-four hours, ten days, twelve weeks, six months, and one year after treatment. Pain scales will be recorded for average pain and maximum pain. Clinical evaluations with pinch, grip, and range of motion measurements will occur ten days, twelve weeks, six months, and one year after treatment. All patients will be asked to return when sufficient symptoms recur to warrant further treatment.
Expected Results: We hypothesize that BTX-A injection will have equal or better efficacy than steroid injection for the treatment of basal joint arthritis.
Expected Conclusion: No study to date has examined BTX-A as a treatment for basal joint arthritis. Some patients are not surgical candidates and are reliant on non-surgical treatments for pain control and maintenance of function. BTX-A has shown to be effective in treating osteoarthritis of larger joints that undergo frequent use, including cases resistant to steroid injections. The basal thumb joint also undergoes frequent use and is often resistant to steroid injection. We believe that BTX-A will provide another efficacious non-surgical option for treatment of the CMC joint of the thumb. We estimate that the study will require approximately three to four years to achieve adequate patient numbers for each group.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Radiographic evidence of basal joint arthritis
- Associated symptoms of basal joint arthritis including:
- Pain
- Decreased range of motion
- Decreased thumb strength
Exclusion Criteria:
- Persons under the age of 18
- Women who are currently pregnant
- Incompetent persons or persons otherwise incapable of effectively communicating the subjective experience of pain
- Prior surgery on the joint
- Injection in the last 12 months
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01045694
|United States, Missouri
|University of Missouri
|Columbia, Missouri, United States, 65212
|Principal Investigator:
|Stephen H. Colbert, MD
|University of Missouri-Department of Surgery-Division of Plastic Surgery
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Stephen Colbert, Assistant Professor, University of Missouri-Columbia
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01045694 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|January 7, 2010
|Last Updated:
|May 30, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by University of Missouri-Columbia:
Carpometacarpal Joints
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Joint Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Botulinum Toxins
Botulinum Toxins, Type A
Triamcinolone Acetonide
Triamcinolone diacetate
Triamcinolone hexacetonide
Anesthetics, Local
Anti-Arrhythmia Agents
Anti-Dyskinesia Agents
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Cardiovascular Agents
Central Nervous System Agents
Central Nervous System Depressants
Enzyme Inhibitors
Hormones, Hormone Substitutes, and Hormone Antagonists
Immunologic Factors
Immunosuppressive Agents
Membrane Transport Modulators
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Neuromuscular Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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