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CUMBERLAND ŌĆö The chief worry wasnŌĆÖt the 3.1-mile Monastery course, nor was it the competitors who lined up at the starting line.
Given the Indian Summer-like conditions that blanketed the region Tuesday, there was no question that the weather stood to register the greatest impact during this Northern Division tri-meet for both area males and females.
ŌĆ£The kids are spending all day in school. They donŌĆÖt drink enough, which leads to them getting dehydrated. Then you have the heat ŌĆ"ŌĆØ explained veteran Cumberland boysŌĆÖ cross country Tom Kenwood after his crew netting convincing victories over Lincoln (17-46) and Davies (15-50) before experiencing a tighter battle with Scituate (23-33). ŌĆ£I had Gatorade out there before the race, but it was a very good performance for everyone.ŌĆØ
The Clippers netted seven placements among the first 10 harriers who crossed the finish line. Leading the way was senior standout Alex Southiere, who returned to active duty after sitting out last weekŌĆÖs division meet. Southiere covered the course in 16:56, which was two seconds faster than the meetŌĆÖs runner-up finisher, teammate and sophomore Sean Laverty.
ŌĆ£ThatŌĆÖs AlexŌĆÖs third win of the duel-meet season,ŌĆØ Kenwood gladly pointed out.
Scituate grabbed the third and fourth spots, yet it was the ClippersŌĆÖ superior depth that paved the way in achieving a clean sweep. Matt Smith placed fifth (17:39) followed by senior Kevin Smith at eighth (17:53), Will Mardo at ninth (18:27) and Abdullah Kaba at 10th (18:29).
ŌĆ£You canŌĆÖt replace Trevor (Crawley),ŌĆØ noted Kenwood when asked about the former long-distance specialist who took his running talents to Providence College, ŌĆ£but overall, I think as a team weŌĆÖre a little bit stronger than we were last year. The young kids have improved and continue to work hard.ŌĆØ
The Clippers will take a 9-0 mark into next TuesdayŌĆÖs showdown against Mount St. Charles and Smithfield, two teams that each sport 8-1 records. Before that, Cumberland will head to Belfast, Maine this weekend to participate in the Festival of Champions.
LincolnŌĆÖs top finisher was Nick Ryan, whose time of 17:44 earned him a seventh-place ribbon. The Lions are 3-4 overall while the Patriots are 0-7.
Lincoln High girlsŌĆÖ coach Sue Carlson made sure to relay to her best scorer, Amanda LŌĆÖEsperance, the importance of using proper judgment while on the course, particularly when it came down to where the sophomore stood in comparison with Cumberland sophomore Amy Laverty.
ŌĆ£We knew that Amanda was going to have a race with Amy and we just said ŌĆśLetŌĆÖs see how it plays out,ŌĆÖŌĆØ Carlson said. ŌĆ£If Amy had a significant lead, let her go. If Amanda could hang with her, let her hang with her.ŌĆØ
Depth-wise, Carlson knew that Lincoln would have a hard time keeping pace with Cumberland. She proved prophetic as Laverty and fellow Clipper Meaghan Scullin finished 1-2, respectively, such performances helping to jump-start Cumberland to elementary victories over Lincoln (18-43), Scituate (17-44) and Davies (15-50).
LŌĆÖEsperance ended up coming in third place. As Carlson pointed out, LincolnŌĆÖs close 27-29 victory over Scituate was a significant development that could not be underscored.
ŌĆ£We needed to beat Scituate in order to remain in contention for the division,ŌĆØ said Carlson. ŌĆ£Right now, weŌĆÖre sitting in fourth, but depending on how next week plays out with Burrillville, Ponaganset and Scituate, we potentially could tie with somebody and make it to the states by way of the division, which would be more preferable than trying to have to do it by way of the class meet. We bumped up to Class A this year, which is different for us.ŌĆØ
While Hiroko YanoŌĆÖs 14th place helped LincolnŌĆÖs cause in fending off Scituate, Carlson felt the crowning achievement was the pack mentality that several of her runners displayed. Ailsa Ferland set the pace with her 17th ŌĆōplace finish followed by Bryanna Freitas (18th) and Fuko Yano (19th).
ŌĆ£Those three have been running consistently as a pack over the last three meets, and that helps put the hammer down,ŌĆØ said Carlson.
Laverty netted her third individual dual meet crown with a time of 20:28 with fellow 10th grader Scullin not that far behind at 20:41.
ŌĆ£AmyŌĆÖs really a leader on the team. Only being a sophomore, sheŌĆÖs got so much talent and itŌĆÖs fun watching her grow,ŌĆØ said Cumberland head coach Joyce Bonner. ŌĆ£SheŌĆÖs followed close behind by Meaghan.ŌĆØ
Cumberland will face chief rival and fellow unbeaten Smithfield next Tuesday at Deerfield Park. On the same day, Lincoln will host a meet at Chase Farm Park that includes Davies, Central Falls, North Smithfield, Woonsocket and North Providence.
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Incredibly, even with the backing of billionaire Bill Gates and the Obama administration's Department of Education, the entire "Common Core State Standards Initiative" was developed and rolled out with almost no serious media attention. The eerie silence, of course, helped proponents avoid scrutiny in the early phases, when it would have been much easier for critics to derail the scheme that will essentially nationalize the school curriculum.
With the federal government handing out massive grants to state governments that comply, some 45 states and Washington, D.C., have already signed up to implement the plan. Widespread acceptance of the scheme thus far has been attributed to the taxpayer largesse offered under Obama's controversial and unconstitutional "Race to the Top" program. To be eligible, states were forced to adopt the Common Core or other "internationally benchmarked standards."
The administration is also requiring states to sign up for the Common Core to obtain so-called "No Child Left Behind" waivers. And in an effort to ensure that all students are learning the same material, the Common Core will also roll out national tests, making it even harder to avoid the scheme. "We've convinced nearly every state in the country to raise their standards," Obama claimed during his 2012 State of the Union address, failing to mention that he was using taxpayer money to "convince" states and that the new "standards" have already come under severe criticism.
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NEWPORT–With only four seniors on the 2012 roster, North Country's girls soccer team will be fielding a crew made up of primarily 11 juniors, along with said seniors, 3 sophomores and 1 freshman.
"We are looking very good, said coach Jose´Batista. "They've put in two weeks of hard training and I think that this being Peter and I's third year, it has given us a little more insight of what this league's all about and what our strength and weakness' of our program are."
This year will be the final one in the Capital Division, which is a mix of Division I and II teams that play a hybrid schedule.
Next year it they will play a full Metro Division schedule, similar to that of the boy's team, and having a good grasp on your program's needs is a handy thing indeed.
However, before we get too far ahead, let's look at this season.
A new, but familiar face will be manning the nets for North Country this season.
Jenna Moss, who appeared in four games last year, takes the place of Lindsay Geoffrey, whose mid-season shut-out streak will be a tough thing to duplicate.
"She right now is considered our starting keeper, and we have Whitney Bernier who is sophomore as our back-up. They are both training very hard and I think they both should be very, very good keepers," said Batista.
Moving out in front of the goalies, the defense will have two seniors providing dependable play as well as leadership on the pitch.
Elizabeth Maxwell gets the nod at sweeper, while Baylee Jacobs, will be a big defender who can play in the back.
"Elizabeth really gained a lot of confidence playing with us last year and Baylee is coming off of injury so we are taking it slow, but she definitely knows our system," said the coach.
Juniors Ashley Robishaw-Morin, Lindsey Gaboriault, and Elizabeth Alexander will also be of impact in the backfield for the Falcons.
In the middle of the field there will be a bevy of experience for the NCU coaching staff to work with, starting with Anna Bingham.
Said Batista, "Anna will be a big part part of it. She can control the middle of the field with her size, and I believe she can do a good job controlling the middle for us."
"I am going to have to take up responsibility in the middle where Noelle and Kate played last year. I'm excited. We are a young team, but I think we are going to be good," said the senior.
Flanking her will be a combination of Natalie Sykes, Hollie Smith and Kylie Maple.
Shelby Maniatty will likely be used in the middle where she could provide some needed offense.
Speaking of which, up front for the Falcons will be a showcase of the quick.
"Up top we are fast. You come to watch our team you will see. Crystal Moss has been putting the ball in the nets for us in our scrimmages, and after being with us for a couple of years I think she is really starting to understand the game."
Chelsea Bianchi will be playing the role of an offensive-minded midi who will be encouraged to go up with the offense and get into the thick of things.
The third spot up top belongs to the youngest member of the team, freshman Devinnie Davis.
"She has a lot of speed, has really impressed us and will be playing a lot on top. And she has already scored a goal in the preseason," said Batista, knowing that he has the potential to have a sure scoring threat with the team for the next four years.
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When this application reaches the iPhone 4 and Android devices, one has to enable search history by going to the settings and confirming the save searches under the search history option. The history which will be saved is a combination of the various searches that have been conducted when one has been signed in, even when they are using the services on your computer or the machine at work or even from your phone when you are out and about. The searches are labeled according to the device that you use so that the user can shuffle through them at their own convenience. The searches from the phone are marked with a small phone icon where else the desktop or laptop searches are earmarked with small thumbnail pictures which will help you to identify them and use it for future reference.
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Say I have a 100 page manuscript in Courier, 11pt, double-spaced. How many paperback pages is this roughly equivalent to? Is there a better font/spacing to use?
The standard font that I've seen in my experience has been Times New Roman 12pt with 1.5 spacing.
Honestly, there is no way to calculate how many pages your book will be until the publisher does all of their unique formatting and prints the book. Books are printed in all different sizes - some large, some small. Publishers also use different margin sizes- some like 1 inch all around, others like 1 inch on the sides and .5 in the headers. It varies from publisher to publisher. Some publishers also use different fonts.
Even Fox Cutter's estimate is 250 words per page isn't useful. If you have a lot of dialog, you may have pages with a lot less than 250 words on them. If you're a wordy writer, you may have pages with a lot more than that. Even the complexity of the words you use affects how many words are on a page. You 50,000 word manuscript may be half the page length of another authors 50,000 word manuscript.
The short answer: Don't worry about page length. Worry about word length. That doesn't change no matter how the book is formatted.
That's really hard to say, books are usually measured by word count and not page count. That being said you can usually assume about 250 words per a printed page. This means that a 75,000 word novel would be around 300 pages.
Even so, that's not a very good calculation. Different books and publishers have different layouts for their pages. For example, a YA novel might use a larger font size to increase readability leaving only 200 words on the page. On the other hand, a modern fantasy novel might have a much smaller font and tighter margins then you expect to cram 400 words on a page.
At one point in time My roommate collected the Shadownrun tie in novels. All the books are about the same page count, but the layout varies depending on the length of the story. In fact one of the books has a tremendous amount of padding all over the page to expand a much shorter story to the correct page count.
So, the long and short of it is that your layout and printed page count probably have very little to do with each other. I would recommend the word count trick from above to get a fairly close idea, but even that can be wildly inaccurate.
The software I use, Scrivener, offers "Project Statistics" which list words, characters, and estimates how many paperback pages (and printed pages) the manuscript will generate.
Here's a screen shot of the statistics for a project I'm currently working on:
You can see that this is a little less than 400 words per page in paperback. But don't forget that publishers employ different font sizes and leading depending on how long a book is in words. They'll pad out a short manuscript with large type and more leading, but lengthy manuscripts will correspondingly be compressed. I presume what I have here is an average of some kind.
Edit Here is the manual's explanation of how it calculates paperback pages:
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So far Scrivener has been a Mac-only application A Windows version is supposedly going to be available this year. You can try out the beta here: http://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivenerforwindows/
A publisher with a production department that knows what they're doing can estimate book length from a manuscript formatted in Courier 12-point, 1" margins, 25 lines per page.
Don't listen to writers on this; they think their word processor's word count means something to anybody but other writers. It doesn't. Don't listen to editors, either. They don't understand much better than writers. Listen to people who do book interior layout.
I use Times New Roman, 12 point font, standard default double-spacing between lines and paragraphs. Adhering to most manuscript formats I have seen recommended, chapter numbers at top center of page, the one-third of a page drop to first chapter text, then normal page set up for the rest of the chapter text ... I calculate:
There will be chapters for which the endings may take up only a very few lines of a new page. For those pages, I would just apply the 11.5 * lines.
Allowing for the set up, first and last page of chapter, 240 seems generous; but I'd rather estimate a bit high instead of estimating too low.


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Bruichladdich was built by Barnett Harvey in 1881. Five years later, the Bruichladdich Distillery Company was founded and renovation and refurbishment commenced. The 'Laddie', as it is affectionately known, is often considered to be the fruitiest, most inventive Islay malt and, indeed, there has been some contention as to whether it has truly attained Islay-status. Bruichladdich countered this with the introduction of the Port Charlotte range and later with the 2008-released Octomore, the world's most heavily peated whisky with a phenol content of 131ppm. The gentle character of the spirit is attributed by some to the milder weather conditions at Bruichladdich's locality, sheltered, as it is, from Mother Nature by the Rhinns, the rugged Islay mountain range. Following the death of the then owner, Barnett's son William Harvey IV in 1936, the distillery was run by Kenneth Harvey and sold a year later to Joseph Hobbs for the sum of £23,000. Silent for the latter part of the Second World War, Bruichladdich closed its in-house maltings in 1961, bringing malt in from the Islay maltings at Port Ellen. Enjoying good fortunes, further stills were added in 1975 to grapple increasing demand. Blenders Whyte and Mackay acquired the distillery under Invergordon Distillers in 1993. Just two years later, production ceased and in 2000 the distillery was purchased by Murray McDavid for £6.5m. The former Bowmore manager, Jim McEwan was brought in as Production Director, and in July of 2001 distillation began once more. Today the range is vast; many cask finishes, or 'ACE'd (additional cask enhancement) whiskies, have been released as well as the formerly mentioned peated offerings and, following a few successful years, the 'Laddie's' future looks promising.
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Barnett Harvey builds the distillery with money left by his brother William III to his three sons William IV, Robert and John Gourlay. The Harvey family already owns the distilleries Yoker and Dundashill.
Bruichladdich Distillery Company Ltd is founded and reconstruction commences.
William Harvey becomes Manager and remains on that post until his death in 1937.
Temporary closure.
The distillery reopens.
Joseph Hobbs, Hatim Attari and Alexander Tolmie purchase the distillery for £23 000 through the company Train & McIntyre.
The distillery is sold to Ross & Coulter from Glasgow.
A. B. Grant buys Ross & Coulter.
Own maltings ceases and malt is brought in from Port Ellen.
Invergordon Distillers take over.
The number of stills increases to four.
Whyte & Mackay buys Invergordon Distillers.
The distillery is mothballed in January.
In production again for a few months, and then mothballed.
After several years of attempts, Murray McDavid buys the distillery from JBB Greater Europe (previously Whyte & Mackay Group) for £6.5 million. 1.4 million litres of whisky from 1964 and younger is included in the purchase.
Jim McEwan from Bowmore becomes Production Director. The first distillation (Port Charlotte) is on 29th May and the first distillation of Bruichladdich starts in July. In September the owners' first bottlings from the old casks are released, 10, 15 and 20 years old.
The world's most heavily peated whisky is produced on 23rd October when Octomore (80ppm) is distilled.
Bruichladdich becomes the only distillery on Islay bottling on-site. It is awarded Distillery of the Year for the second time and launches the golf series, Links, 14 years old.
Second edition of the 20 year old (nick-named Flirtation) and 3D, also called The Peat Proposal, are launched.
Several new expressions are launched - the second edition of 3D, Infinity (a mix of 1989, 1990, 1991 and Port Charlotte), Rocks, Legacy Series IV, The Yellow Submarine and The Twenty 'Islands'.
Included in a number of new releases in autumn is the first official bottling of Port Charlotte; PC5.
New releases include Redder Still, Legacy 6, two new Links, PC6 and an 18 year old.
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ANTWERP A family in town will keep farming the land after selling the property development rights to a program that limits encroachment of Army training around installations like Fort Drum.
The development rights for the 162.4-acre property of Albert R. and Theresa A. Desormeaux, near Delphi Hall Road, were purchased Wednesday through the Army Compatible Use Buffer program.
Im a strong believer that some of our better land better be preserved for the future and not for development, Mr. Desormeaux said.
The partnership among the post, the Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust and Ducks Unlimited has dedicated about $4.5 million since about 2009, acquiring approximately 2,899 acres to the posts west and south.
The Desormeaux project is the 13th property to become part of the program.
Although the permanent development rights deals limit certain land use, the program allows for a wide range of agricultural work to be negotiated.
Mr. Desormeaux said the land has been used as pasture and for growing crops, and that his family has been farming at the property for about 60 years. The father of seven said he has a son already helping to operate the farm, and grandchildren who may be interested in joining the family business.
He said his main concern with signing was how it would affect his farms work and, after reviewing the terms of the sale, he didnt see any issues, calling it a no-brainer.
All they want is good stewards of the land, he said.
The development rights for the property were purchased for $296,000. Mr. Desormeaux said the money would be used to modernize some of his equipment and increase his charitable giving.
Fort Drum has seen the buffer program and lack of outside encroachment for its training as points of pride, and the program was highlighted by Army researchers during a recent force structure assessment.
Mr. Desormeaux said he remembers Army units training on active farms in the town during World War II.
Back then, they just did it, he said.
Mr. Desormeaux later served in the Army Corps of Engineers from 1949 to 1951.
Linda M. Garrett, the land trusts executive director, said that the program has seen a large amount of interest in the past few years as word about it spread.
The program is gaining quite a bit of momentum, she said.
Despite the interest, Mrs. Garrett said, advertising for the program has been reduced as questions have arisen about future funding for the program.
We really are trying to balance it, and get the people in line in the beginning, she said. We want to make sure were taking them as they come to us.
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When a person has only one kidney or one working kidney, this kidney is called a solitary kidney. The three main causes of a solitary kidney are
In general, people with a solitary kidney lead full, healthy lives. However, some people are more likely to develop kidney disease.
The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs, each about the size of a fist. They are located just below the rib cage, one on each side of the spine. Every day, the kidneys filter about 120 to 150 quarts of blood to produce about 1 to 2 quarts of urine, composed of wastes and extra fluid. The urine flows from the kidneys to the bladder through tubes called ureters. The bladder stores urine until releasing it through urination.
People with a solitary kidney should be tested regularly for the following signs of kidney damage:
Albuminuria Testing
Albuminuria is an elevated level of the protein albumin in the urine. Albumin acts like a sponge, drawing extra fluid from the body into the bloodstream, where it remains until removed by the kidneys. When albumin leaks into the urine, the blood loses its capacity to absorb extra fluid from the body. Although the increased albumin in the urine may not cause any symptoms, it often indicates an increased chance of kidney disease.
Dipstick test for albumin. The presence of albumin in the urine can be detected with a dipstick test performed on a urine sample. The urine sample is collected in a special container in a health care provider's office or a commercial facility and can be tested in the same location or sent to a lab for analysis. With a dipstick test, a nurse or technician places a strip of chemically treated paper, called a dipstick, into the person's urine sample. Patches on the dipstick change color when protein is present in urine.
Albumin and creatinine measurement. A more precise measurement is usually needed to confirm albuminuria. A single urine sample or a 24-hour collection of urine is sent to a lab for analysis. With the single urine sample, the lab measures both albumin and creatinine, a waste product of normal muscle breakdown. The results are reported as a urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio. A urine sample containing more than 30 mg of albumin for each gram of creatinine may signal a problem. With a 24-hour collection of urine, the lab measures only the amount of albumin present. Although both tests are effective, the single urine sample is easier to collect than the 24-hour sample and is usually sufficient to diagnose and monitor kidney disease.
Blood drawn at a health care provider's office or a commercial facility and sent to a lab for analysis can be tested to estimate how much blood the kidneys filter each minute, called the estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR). The results of the test indicate the following:
Blood pressure is the force of blood pushing against the blood vessel walls as the heart pumps out blood. Blood vessels are also called arteries. High blood pressure, also called hypertension, is an increase in the amount of force the blood places on the blood vessels as it moves through the body. Blood pressure is written with two numbers separated by a slash. For example, a blood pressure result of 120/80 is said as "120 over 80." The first number is called the systolic pressure and represents the pressure as the heart beats and pushes blood through the blood vessels. The second number is called the diastolic pressure and represents the pressure as the heart rests and the blood vessels relax between heartbeats.
A person's blood pressure is considered normal if it stays below 120/80. Prehypertension is a systolic pressure of 120 to 139 or a diastolic pressure of 80 to 89. High blood pressure is a systolic pressure of 140 or above or a diastolic pressure of 90 or above.1 High blood pressure is diagnosed when multiple blood pressure tests—often repeated over several visits to the health care provider's office—show that blood pressure is consistently above 140/90. Health care providers measure blood pressure with a blood pressure cuff. People can also buy blood pressure cuffs at places such as discount chain stores and drugstores to monitor their blood pressure at home.
High blood pressure can damage blood vessels in the kidneys, reducing their ability to work properly. Damaged kidneys may be less able to remove salt and extra fluid, raising blood pressure further and creating a dangerous cycle.
1National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. The Seventh Report of the Joint National Committee on Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Pressure. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office; 2004. NIH publication 04–5230. Report.
People with a solitary kidney can protect their health by eating a nutritious diet, keeping their blood pressure at the appropriate level, and preventing injury to the working kidney.
Eating, Diet, and Nutrition
People with a solitary kidney do not need to eat a special diet. However, people with reduced kidney function may need to make changes to their diet to slow the progression of kidney disease. Read more about recommended dietary changes in Nutrition for Early Chronic Kidney Disease in Adults and Nutrition for Advanced Chronic Kidney Disease in Adults and on the National Kidney Disease Education Program website at www.nkdep.nih.gov/living/diet-lifestyle-changes.shtml. People should talk with their health care provider about what diet is right for them.
Controlling Blood Pressure
People can control their blood pressure by not smoking, eating a healthy diet, and taking certain medications. Medications that lower blood pressure can also significantly slow the progression of kidney disease. Two types of blood pressure–lowering medications, angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers (ARBs), have proven effective in slowing the progression of kidney disease. Many people require two or more medications to control their blood pressure. In addition to an ACE inhibitor or ARB, a diuretic—a medication that helps the kidneys remove fluid from the blood—may be prescribed. Beta-blockers, calcium channel blockers, and other blood pressure medications may also be needed.
Preventing Injury
For people with a solitary kidney, loss of the remaining working kidney results in the need for dialysis or kidney transplant. People should make sure their health care providers know they have a solitary kidney to prevent injury from medications or medical procedures. People who participate in certain sports may be more likely to injure the kidney; this risk is of particular concern with children, as they are more likely to play sports. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends individual assessment for contact, collision, and limited-contact sports. Protective equipment may reduce the chance of injury to the remaining kidney enough to allow participation in most sports, provided that such equipment remains in place during activity. Health care providers, parents, and patients should consider the risks of any activity and decide whether the benefits outweigh those risks.
In recent years, researchers have learned much about kidney disease. The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) sponsors several programs aimed at understanding kidney failure and finding treatments to stop its progression. The NIDDK's Division of Kidney, Urologic, and Hematologic Diseases supports basic research into normal kidney development in the embryo and the genetic causes of birth defects that may result in a solitary kidney. New imaging techniques can help diagnose a solitary kidney before birth.
Clinical trials are research studies involving people. Clinical trials look at safe and effective new ways to prevent, detect, or treat disease. Researchers also use clinical trials to look at other aspects of care, such as improving the quality of life for people with chronic illnesses. To learn more about clinical trials, why they matter, and how to participate, visit the NIH Clinical Research Trials and You website at www.nih.gov/health/clinicaltrials. For information about current studies, visit www.ClinicalTrials.gov.
American Association of Kidney Patients2701 North Rocky Point Drive, Suite 150Tampa, FL 33607Phone: 1–800–749–2257 or 813–636–8100Fax: 813–636–8122Email: firstname.lastname@example.com: www.aakp.org
American Kidney Fund11921 Rockville Pike, Suite 300Rockville, MD 20852Phone: 1–866–300–2900Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com: www.kidneyfund.org
American Society of Pediatric Nephrology3400 Research Forest Drive, Suite B–7The Woodlands, TX 77381Phone: 281–419–0052Fax: 281–419–0082Email: firstname.lastname@example.com: www.aspneph.com
Medical Education Institute, Inc.414 D'Onofrio Drive, Suite 200Madison, WI 53719Phone: 1–800–468–7777 or 608–833–8033Fax: 608–833–8366Internet: www.kidneyschool.org
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The National Kidney Disease Education Program (NKDEP) is an initiative of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, National Institutes of Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The NKDEP aims to raise awareness of the seriousness of kidney disease, the importance of testing those at high risk, and the availability of treatment to prevent or slow kidney disease.
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Well, Sunday afternoon we got the word that seven teams from Utah are going to the NCAA championship playoffs. Isn't it good to find that the state is currently in the best collegiate basketball shape it has ever been in.
The announcement that the mens and womens teams from Utah, Weber State, and BYU along with the mens team from Utah State are all traveling across the nation to play at various sites and in various regions was heartening for hard core fans to hear.
Yet, until Sunday afternoon only Weber State's mens and womens teams, and Utah State's mens team had a lock on anything.
That's because they were the only ones who won their conference tournamets.
Are you like me, and think these conference tournaments are stupid? Why do teams play a season at all?
The whole thing, if I remember correctly, began with the Big 10 a decade ago.
They decided it would be fun and I'm sure, particularly profitable, to have a post season tournament each year.
I am also sure not far from their minds was the fact that given the nature of basketball, or any sport for that matter, even a not very good team can beat their best on any given day.
On the flip side, any talented team can easily be in a slump on any given day and lose to a not as good team.
While the Big 10 had repeatedly sent three to five teams to the big dance year after year, I bet they thought that even if their regular season champion was beaten and a cinderella team from the conference made it to the top, that would mean more teams would be invited from their conference.
Problem was, within just a couple of short years all the other conferences started to follow suit. This is when every conference wanted their part of the monetary and NCAA bid pie.
So as much as things changed, they also remained the same, except for one thing.
Now the independents (which there are fewer of than ever, probably because of this Big 10 innovation) have much less chance of getting invited to the tournament because there are so many upsets and not so strong conferences.
Take for example the Mountain West Conference who gets three or even more teams in in each year.
Besides that, many teams that have great season records, and terrific power ratings also get left along side the road to play in the National Invitational Tournament. This is because so many weak sisters win conference championships and create an impossible situation for the selection committee.
Let's face it, it's all about the money and it always will be.
No one cares what the fans think or feel, especially as long as we shell out the bucks to go to games and travel great distances to see teams we love have to try and win a championship that they won once all over again.
It's not that the old days of collegiate basketball were so good, they just seemed a little more fair than today's college athletes and organizations.


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Looking out at the expanse of neatly cut outfield grass and the newly reshaped infield at Father Martin Field, on Thursday night, you can sense what it was like in the summers of 1946-51 when the Ogdensburg Maples played in the Class C Border League.
Msgr. Harold Martin of Ogdensburg served as the first president of the Border League and was extremely active in the operation of the league throughout its short but very significant history. The Ogdensburg franchise in the league featured a top-flight minor league ballpark with a large grandstand and clubhouse at Winter Park.
Many years after the structures of the park were demolished, the Diocese of Ogdensburg renamed Winter Park as Father Martin Field.
Tonight at 6 p.m. a Maples team will play at Father Martin Field for the first time in 62 years as the Ogdensburg Maples meet Massena in a 17-Under game. The Maples youth baseball program was established in 1990 by Steve LaRose and the late Jay Cole and named The Maples after the last minor league baseball team to play in Ogdensburg.
It was always my dream for the Maples to play at Father Martin Field. It took 23 years but we made it and we are very excited, says LaRose who coaches the Maples along with Mike Wentworth, Randy Arsenault, Nate Minckler and Cavan LaRose.
The game will culminate the resurrection of baseball at Father Martin Field. The project included the refurbishing of the dugouts and backstop and the installation of netting which was purchased by the Ogdensburg Kiwanis Club, under the direction of Larry Mitchell. Another major phase of the renovation was the shaping of the infield with a new mound, home plate area and cutouts for the bases by Fred Badlam Jr. A professional level infield dirt mix, manufactured in New Jersey, was used to create the mound, the home plate area and the cutouts for the bases.
This simply would not have happened without Fred Badlam, Jr. After all, I asked him a month ago if it was possible and he told me that anything was possible. To see this field a month ago and see it tonight, the transformation is simply incredible. Fred is a talented and very meticulous; just the kind of person needed to bring this grand park back to its baseball roots. He also had a foreman, Andrew Spears, who was at the park every day to tell Fred what he was doing wrong, said LaRose.
Two hundred and fifty 50-pound bags of infield dirt mix was put in and put in right. The players have an excellent surface to play on.
An excellent surface in an ideal venue according to Coach Wentworth.
Everything is really nice and it is just great that it sits in a neighborhood setting, says Wentworth.
It has the feel of a ballpark already.
LaRose wished to thank several people who were instrumental in bringing the feel of a ballpark back to Father Field.
■John Pinkerton, who years before he was named City Manager, brokered the deal with the Diocese of Ogdensburg and the Knights of Columbus to even consider bringing baseball back to Father Martin Field.
■Larry Mitchell and the Kiwanis Club for purchasing the netting many years ago in hopes that the field would get to be used some day.
■City of Ogdensburg employees Matt Denner, Dale Donaldson and their crews for coming in on Thursday to help with the last minute details.
■Howland Pump and Supply employees who have taken the project on as the companyscommunity project.
Following tonights game the Maples will be home on Monday against Canton, Tuesday against Brockville and Wednesday against Ottawa.
The Maples opened their season with a 7-2 victory over Ottawa on Wednesday.
Breton LaRose (4 innings), Alex Hayes (2 innings), Geoff Baldwin (1 inning) walked one batter apiece while combining on a seven-strikeout four-hitter.
The Maples made economical use of four hits to capitalize on eight walks and two hit batters to score one run in the second inning, two in the third, one in the fourth and sixth and two in the seventh.
Offensive contributions came from: Lefty Arsenault (triple, 2 walks, 3 runs scored),
Seth Pinkerton (run scored), Bryant Wentworth (run scored), Kinnon LaRose (single, run scored), Andrew Cole (single), Dakota Brady (single), Pat Cosmo (2 walks, run scored)
Other Maples players are: Jordan Miller, Chris Power, Connor Badlam, Jon Tayler.
It was nice solid start, we made some first game mistakes. I made more mistakes than the whole team did, said LaRose.
We have a nice mix of kids all who really love the game.
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Checks? Please! At least that's our answer when talking about the fashion world's favorite print right now: houndstooth. These black and white checks are definitely enjoying a return to the spotlight, as they're turning up on everything from haute overcoats to high heels. Whether the pattern's oversized (as on Jade Williams) or tiny (per Elizabeth Olsen's shoes), used as an accent piece (hello, Fearne Cotton) or the focal point of an outfit (that's you, Gwyneth Paltrow), one thing is certain: houndstooth is hot!
The wonderful thing about houndstooth is how adaptable it is. You can use it to create a very runway-inspired look or wear it more traditionally; either way is quite chic. As for as how our favorite tastemakers wear it, Anna Dello Russo and Gwyneth Paltrow are on one end of the spectrum-the bolder side, if you hadn't guessed! ADR turned up at the Bottega Veneta S/S 12 show in Milan last month wearing a super-chic Salvatore Ferragamo Silk Houndstooth Print Dress ($1950, 800.628.8916), paired with a painted python belt in the same print, plus cream and black leather pumps, also by Ferragamo. Paltrow, on the other hand, opted for super-chic checked outerwear for a Coach dinner in London last month. The actress/GOOP guru styled Stella McCartney's Black and White Bonded Houndstooth Wool Coat ($1995, 206.628.2111), which is from the S/S 12 collection, with a feisty pair of red peep-toe Jimmy Choo Ode Sandals ($695) from the accessory brand's Cruise 12 collection (the shoes are available online and in stores this November). Paltrow's pop of color is perfect with the checked print, but we also love ADR's more traditional footwear choice too. (And her hat, which is beyond.)
If you're afraid these statement pieces feel a bit too "shouty" for your real life, you can always stick to smaller pieces, as Jade Williams and Fearne Cotton both did. Williams-a.k.a. Sunday Girl-looked quite sharp at the opening of London's Kate Spade New York store last month when she wore a skirt with magnified checks. To ensure her (sadly, sold-out) Kate Spade skirt remained the centerpiece of her ensemble, Williams wisely accented it with a gray vintage turtleneck, plus two more Kate Spade pieces: a black Highline Sophie Cape ($595) and the Tuxedo Hill Nadine Bag ($475). Of course, houndstooth works quite well with more casual clothes too, just take a gander at Fearne Cotton and you'll see what we mean. The British beauty also opted for a single checked piece-a vintage jacket, in this case-earlier this year, paired with vintage jeans, neon Topshop sandals, and a Mulberry bag.
Of course, you can always opt for just a hint of houndstooth-simply look to Elizabeth Olsen and Lou Lesage for some outfit ideas! Olsen showed off a darling check-accented outfit at a press conference for Martha Marcy May Marlene at the New York Film Festival earlier this month. The up-and-coming actress paired Salvatore Ferragamo's Houndstooth Pumps ($951, 800.628.8916) with a Boy. By Band of Outsiders Black and White Polka Dots Shirt Dress ($795), resulting in a polished and professional outfit. The classic print also looks exceptionally chic on handbags as well, as French musician/actress/model Lou Lesage demonstrated at the Yves Saint Laurent S/S 12 show earlier this month when she was snapped carrying fashion house's Muse 2 Bag ($1695, 212.980.2970) in nero/bianco/lapis blue.
Now that you know how stylephiles are wearing houndstooth, it's time to talk products! If you're interested in picking up a seriously standout piece of checked outerwear, please consider Charlotte Russe's Woven Houndstooth Trench with Belt ($45), which is a bit mod, or Anna Sui's Fuzzy Herringbone/Houndstooth Jacket ($572). More of a dress girl? Then you might like the boldly exaggerated print on Diane von Furstenberg's Golda Houndstooth Dress ($345), as well as DKNY's Houndstooth Shift Dress ($165) and Jessica Simpson's Sleeveless Belted Houndstooth A-Line Dress ($138). If you'd prefer a slightly smaller dose of this black and white pattern, a skirt might be the way to go. We like the big check on Fred Perry's High Waisted Houndstoth Pencil Skirt ($170), ASOS's more demure Houndstooth Pencil Skirt ($60), and for a glitzy option, ASOS' Sequin Houndstooth Skirt ($96).
In addition to these fabulous items, we found some amazing accessories too, like the pricey-but-perfect Houndstooth Print Python Shoulder Bag ($3027) by Ferragamo. On a more affordable note, Kate Spade New York has a couple of cute handbag options, including the Henley Park Nadine Top Handle Satchel ($345) and the Henley Park Quinn Tote ($325). Last, but certainly not least, you could add some checks to your look by picking up ASOS' Mini Dogtooth Satchel ($28), which has a very chic shape and an incredibly affordable price!
Photos of Elizabeth Olsen, Fearne Cotton, and Gwyneth Paltrow, courtesy of Wenn; Photos of Jade Williams and Anna Dello Russo, courtesy of Getty; Photo of Lou Lesage, courtesy of Splash.


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