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Keegan Bradley's golf skills are anything but subpar, and now the young putter is getting some much-deserved national recognition.
The St. John's men's golf alumnus was named the 2011 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year by the PGA, continuing the success he saw as a Johnny on the green.
Bradley, 25, earned playoff victories at the HP Byron Nelson Championship and the PGA Championship, becoming the first rookie since Todd Hamilton (2004) to win twice.
With his PGA Championship playoff victory over Jason Dufner at Atlanta Athletic Club, Bradley became the first player since Ben Curtis (2003) to win a major championship in his first major start.
On the season, the 2008 graduate totaled four top-10s in 29 starts and finished 20th on the final FedExCup points list. Bradley became just the fourth rookie to play his way into the FedExCup finale, the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola, since the inception of the PGA Tour finale, joining Brandt Snedeker (2007), Andres Romero (2008) and Marc Leishman (2009).
Other players nominated for PGA Tour Rookie of the Year were Chris Kirk, Charl Schwartzel, Scott Stallings, Brendan Steele and Jhonattan Vegas.
Also on Bradley's 2011 resume was a title at the PGA Grand Slam of Golf, the Tour's version of an all-star game, and a victory with teammate Steele at the Franklin Templeton Shootout. Bradley was also on the ballot for 2011 PGA Tour Player of the Year, but lost to world No. 1 Luke Donald.
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Harvey Smith spent his first spring of high school playing on the Salmon River boys lacrosse team and he almost joined Malones baseball team as a sophomore.
Fortunately, for Smith, he was talked into trying out for the track and field team instead after he moved to Malone.
Smith took to the sport immediately, has medaled two straight years at the state meet and recently signed a letter of intent to compete at the NCAA Division I level for Notre Dame next season.
Im pretty pumped about it, Smith said of college. Its like a big family at Notre Dame. Im looking forward to being part of that family.
Smith started winning sprint races immediately as a sophomore at Malone, but he had no clue just how good he was becoming until he went to the state meet and placed fourth in the Division I boys 400-meter run. He also placed fourth in the Federation race.
Last year, Smith placed fifth in Division I and again was fourth in the Federation 400.
Im going to see if I can win states, Smith said.
According to Smith, Notre Dame plans to use him in the 200 and 400. Last year, Smith won Section 10 titles in the 100 and 400 and he broke Brian Leonards Section 10 record in the 200 in a heat with a time of 22.15 seconds.
Leonard, a Gouverneur native who plays for the National Football Leagues Tampa Bay Buccaneers, heard about Smith breaking his record on Twitter and the following day had someone deliver an autographed mini-football helmet to Smith. The two then had a few conversations over the telephone.
He helped me a little, Smith said of Leonard. He said to make the (college) decision for me and not to let other people say what I should do. He also said, Hard work beats talent, when talent doesnt work hard. Thats a very nice quote.
Smith has taken Leonards quote to heart and taken steps to improve his speed heading into this season.
I run a lot of hills and I do polymerics, Smith said. I have a box at my house and I do squats. My dad and I made a thing where I strap a tire onto my back and I run with a tire for resistance.
Malone was the dominant boys team in Section 10 track last year, winning the Northern Athletic Conference title with a 10-0 record in dual meets and then claiming the Section 10 championship meet by 74 points.
(Smith) is a great influence, Malone coach Jim Heden said. He leads by example. Hes a quiet guy, kind of reserved. Hes got great character and the kids all look up to him. His work ethic is fantastic.
Becoming a team leader and mentor to the younger athletes is something Smith enjoys. He already sees himself someday taking on the same role Leonard played with him with a future Section 10 standout.
That would be awesome, Smith said. If some guy ever breaks my records, Ill contact him.
Making it to Notre Dame has also had an impact on the program according to Heden.
We had 55 or 60 kids sign up for track, Heden said. Its one of the bigger teams weve had in a long time. Hes well-publicized in our area. Everybody knows about Harvey.
Smith has already planned ahead to reach his goal of winning a state title in the 400. In order to assure that hell have a fast enough time to make the final heat, he has signed up to compete in the Glenn D. Loucks games from May 9-11 in White Plains.
I have to have a good time, Smith said.
Smith also has begun to plan ahead for his future. An honor student, he said he wants to major in science or business at Notre Dame so he can either become a doctor or go into business.
Expect to see a lot of the same in Section 10 this season. Both champions, the Malone boys and Canton girls were undefeated last year and return almost all of their key athletes.
Almost all of last years individual champions have returned as well.
Returning boys champions include: Malones Harvey Smith (100, 400), Corey Lamere (steeplechase), Conor Gordon (1,600 and 3,200) and Aaron Sharlow (long jump); OFAs Christian Lesperance (200), Nick Crawford (110 hurdles, 400 hurdles, high jump), Alex Wood (800) and Zach Petell (triple jump) and Clifton-Fines David Dobronsky (discus).
Returning girls champions include; Cantons Gemma DelRossi (400), Laura Pierce (1,500 and 3,000), Rebecca DelRossi (800) and Lindsay Proulx (pentathlon); Clifton-Fines Hunter Hitchman (400 hurdles, steeplechase) and Lindsay Johnson (discus); Madrid-Waddingtons Katie Marcellus (shot put) and Tupper Lakes Hannah Klossner (high jump).
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Hometown: Malone.
Year: Senior.
Parents: William and Katherine.
Brother: Zach.
Other: Member of National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Epsilon, Rotary and in the school musical.
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I hate stuff in my pockets. I tote around a small bag (aka man purse, euopean shoulder bag,etc..) with my wallet , keys, flashlight, poo bags, etc...Oh yeah, sometimes a phone. Been thinking of getting rid of it though.
Jake D:Are you paranoid for wearing your seatbelt? Or maybe you're compensating for something? Although I partially agree with you about large knives. However, I think it's mostly due to the fact that they don't know how to use a small knife to accomplish heavier tasks, and use the knife unnecessarily just because they like to use a knife. Just my opinion of course.
I honestly don't see the need for most people to conceal or open carry a firearm in most areas. Most probably think that they will have time or the skill to actually use it when faced with an attacker or something and i highly doubt it. I saw some statistic that even police officers miss most of the time when faced with a suspect in a gunfight.. if someone who is required to hold a higher qualification is that inaccurate then I would be more afraid of innocent people being hurt rather than a bad guy. I don't think carrying a gun is anything like wearing a seatbelt. Being in a car accident is FAR more likely than needing to draw a weapon on someone. It is also federal law to do so. I think of EDC as every day.. not just while backpacking.. I don't think most people need to baton wood or skin a moose on a daily basis that need a Ka-bar 8" blade on their belt.Also this should be moved to Chaff since it has nothing to do with backpacking
Edited by JakeDatc on 02/24/2013 15:01:39 MST.
"Even the most motivated drinker only makes the "teeth" mistake once."Hardly. Of course, my teeth have paid the price, but I've certainly opened a beer with my teeth far more than once.I'm also not exceptionally bright. Goes hand in hand.....
"keys, flashlight, poo bags, etc..."Wow, hard core. I prefer to use public toilets.....
can be weaponized.
Knives are limited in their uses outside of the woods. Multi tools can be very useful.
Edited by justin_baker on 02/24/2013 15:10:26 MST.
"can be weaponized."You mean, beat the shit into someone?
On my person, everyday:Wallet and keys and phone, though the wallet and phone typically stay in the car when I'm at work. I don't like carrying around a bunch of crap around.But my car is another story.I don't have a bunch of stuff in it out of "preparedness" (paranoia?), but out of laziness. At any given time during the week I usually have all my spearfishing/freediving gear, a surfboard, a plastic box with wetsuit/booties/hood, towels, swim shorts/goggles, running shoes, a skateboard, first aid kit, headlamps/flashlights, knife, basic tools (pliers, screwdrivers, wrenches, etc), 3 gallon water jug(aka shower), hats, jackets, dirty socks from the last run/hike, you name it. During the week especially, my car is my second home. Last week I surfed 4/5 weekday mornings and swam laps at the local pool on the other. On those days I shower at my car (hot 3 gallon jug), change for work, store wetsuits, eat breakfast in the car, etc. So it's a big mess...but I guess I'd be prepared for just about anything because of it.
"can be weaponized."You mean, beat the shit into someone?------------Think about it Doug. How would you react to a 6' 2" guy screaming nonsense, waving his arms, and wielding bags of poo? Scare the bejesus out of anyone! I hear that's what they teach cops in self-defense courses in Detroit.
In the immortal words of Nirvana and Kurt Cobain... "Just because you're not paranoid, doesn't mean they're not after you."
"Scare the bejesus out of anyone!"LOL! Good point, Travis.
Nah, of course not. My EDC is usually nothing (Sh!t, forgot my phone!). I do keep all of that in a hip pack so that if I go biking or hiking or camping, I can grab that for all the little stuff that I don't want to transfer from pack to pack, etc.Edit: Also, damnit. I mentioned firearms on BPL. This thread is going to 6 pages tonight...My opinion on firearms is that it's none of my business what other people decide to do, and I haven't got time to consider all the myriads of ways I could die this week. Unstable people with firearms are treated the same way falling pianos are in my book.
Edited by mdilthey on 02/24/2013 15:41:04 MST.
"Think about it Doug. How would you react to a 6"2" guy screaming nonsense, waving his arms, and wielding bags of poo?" I should think just wielding bags of poo is enough!
Edited by ben2world on 02/24/2013 15:58:23 MST.
Jake:Agreed, this should probably be in Chaff. I don't think many people here backpack everyday...That being said, I can't resist beating this horse, it's just so dead. How can I not? haha.For the sake of argument, I'm going to assume you don't know this, but most states require applicants to complete and pass training before obtaining their carry permit. Also, to contrast police officers and armed citizens, most citizens carry because they choose to and are therefore more likely to seek out additional training, and at the least spend more time at the range. On the other hand, carrying a firearm is a job requirement for the police and a lot of them do only the minimum required for training and recertification. Heck, there is even a picture floating around of an officer using her AR-15 without a magazine... So, I don't think that police officer accuracy necessarily directly correlates to civilian accuracy, when you consider the above.Also, the "higher qualification" that police obtain, has a lot to do with legal issues, and things related to actively pursuing and subduing a suspect. They receive more training, because there is more involved in what they do. As far as the actual firearm training, there isn't much different from what carry applicants receive. A citizen isn't expected, and shouldn't pursue a criminal. There isn't much you need to teach other than how to operate a firearm, how to shoot it accurately, how to assess the situation, target, and background, and what legal repercussions are involved.Regarding your fear for innocent bystanders, consider this. Since shall issue permits started to become state law starting in 1986 with florida, and today, all 50 states having some way of obtaining a permit, when was the last time you heard a news story involving innocent bystanders being hit by stray bullets from an armed citizen?You may also be interested in the Clackamas mall shooting, where the gunman was stopped by an armed citizen, that didn't even fire a shot. He saw someone running into the line of fire behind the gunman and held his fire. But at seeing armed resistance, the shooter turned his gun on himself. So, training works, even if it isn't as "high of a qualification" as police...You might call Mr. Meli "paranoid", but I would call him "alive", and a "hero."I will also agree with you that you are more likely to get into a car accident, but does likeliness of something happen negate the need to take measures to protect yourself from it? There are many accounts of guns saving peoples lives. Would you call all of them paranoid? I'd rather be paranoid and alive, then confident and dead, or a rape victim.And yes, the need to baton a tree in downtown is a highly improbable situation. Heck, it's improbable in the woods even! haha.OK, i've said my piece, I'll shut up now. Jake, if you want to continue the firearm dialogue, let's do it with PMs. I think we hijacked this thread enough as it is, lol.
Edited by stingray4540 on 02/24/2013 17:31:57 MST.
Quick correction:Not all 50 states have a permit system for concealing a firearm. In Wyoming, you don't need a permit, its considered a basic right for gun owners to conceal.Yet another reason why Wyoming is better than [insert your state's name here]. :)
I used to carry an opener. But haven't you read the Chaff "Beer in the Can" thread? Bottles never leave the house anymore.
Not sure it deserves a list. Appropriate key, smartphone and wallet, but the later I've been leaving behind more and more as the apps on my smartphone debit my coffee, etc.. Still need an urban pack or casual briefcase if bringing my iPad for coffee though, and that breaks the rules. Some go with knives, cell phones, tools in holsters on the belt .. guess if one needs them regularly. Eventually you will end up with this ... http://www.cracked.com/funny-4220-batman-utility-belt/Though a BPL utility belt in cuben fiber might be an interesting project (one step down from the "fanny" pack).
>Though a BPL utility belt in cuben fiber might be an interesting project (one step down from the "fanny" pack).Some packs have swappable hipbelts. You could take your utility hipbelt off when you get to camp and day hike with it! Batman! Na na na na na na na na na Batman!
This game has been played on many forums, not to mention edcforum.com. I carry a "survival keychain" when hiking and a very similar one every day. I have eliminated the firesteel and whistle from my city version, so my EDC load is a Fenix E01AAA LED flashlight, a spy capsule with medication and a Victorinox Classic knife. I also carry a Benchmade Mini Pika pocket knife, my household keyring and a small wallet. I got around to adopting an iPhone last year, which upset my pocket load, but it is an incredibly handy daily tool. I just finished a 2000 mile road trip and it enriched the experience immeasurably. If the Big Quake comes, it won't be much more than digital compass and flashlight, but as long as the network stays up, it is a 6oz toolbox. I've been using a small Timbuk2 bag when I want to take a camera, book, water bottle and other accessories. I think a shoulder bag makes it easier to navigate in crowded mass transit and streets than using a small backpack. Find a simple soft bag that will wrap around you rather than a still padded bag that will bounce and otherwise get in the way. Manhattan Portage has a great line of bags that fit UL principles.
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Softball Inks Four Players for 2015 Season
OMAHA, Neb. - Creighton softball head coach Brent Vigness announced four new additions to the team for the 2014-15 season on Thursday, each recently signing a National Letter of Intent to play for the Bluejays.
The four prospective student athletes that signed with the Jays during the early signing period include TaShiana Coffiel-Nelson a senior from Omaha Benson High School, Hayleigh Evans a senior from Papillion-La Vista High School, Allie Webb a senior from Eureka (Mo.) High School and Michelle Trulin a sophomore transfer from Iowa Western Community College and a native of Blair, Neb.
Coffiel-Nelson played softball all four seasons at Benson under the tutelage of Bob Woodworth. In 2013 she hit .529 on the season to earn All-State Second Team Honors in Class A, claim a spot on the Omaha World-Herald All-Nebraska Second Team and capture All-Metro Conference Team recognition.
The senior infielder led Benson to a 19-10 record in 2013 after helping the school earn its first-ever berth in the Class A state tournament in 2012. In that tournament, Benson became the first No. 8 seed to defeat a No. 1 seed in a first-round state tournament game.
After that 2012 campaign, Coffiel-Nelson attained All-State Second Team Honors in Class A and All-Metro Conference First Team laurels as a junior. She also claimed Honorable Mention honors after her first two seasons at Benson.
Coffiel-Nelson also played four years of basketball at Benson while dabbling in tennis and track for a year as well. In the classroom, she is a four-year honor roll student. The senior is on the yearbook staff this year and a two-year member of College Possible at Benson. Coffiel-Nelson has also volunteered in local community service projects.
Coffiel-Nelson is the daughter of Nita Spencer and Michael Nelson. She plans to major in business at Creighton.
Also joining the team next fall is Hayleigh Evans, a Gretna, Neb. native. Evans played three seasons of softball for Todd Peterson at Papillion-La Vista High School. Last fall the team finished as the State Class A Runner-Up a year after claiming third place in the Class A tourney in 2012, clinching district championships both years along the way.
Evans achieved All-State Honorable Mention recognition for Class A in each of her three seasons. The senior infielder also won All-Conference laurels as a sophomore.
After hitting .345 last fall Evans finished her career with a .403 career batting average. She scored 73 runs, stole 40 bases and totaled 38 RBI in her three-year career at the plate. Evans also boasts a .922 career fielding percentage as a middle infielder.
In the offseason Evans was a middle infielder for the Nebraska Gold club squad that placed No. 17 at the Premier Nationals and ranked as high as No. 14 nationally.
Evans is also accomplished in track, participating in all four seasons as a hurdler. She made the 100-low hurdle district and metro finals as a junior. Evans was the conference runner-up as a sophomore in the event after claiming a district medal as a freshman.
In the classroom, Evans is a four-year honor roll student. She was a member of the One Act state championship teams in 2010 and 2011, Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) and the PL Club. Evans volunteers at the LYDIA House and participated in Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
Evans is the daughter of Mike and Geni Evans. She has two older brothers, Jordan a senior at Creighton and Tanner a sophomore on Drake University's football team. Her father was a three-year wrestler at Nebraska. Evans plans to major in political science at Creighton.
Another member of the 2014-15 signing class is Allie Webb of Eureka, Mo. Webb earned three varsity letters at Eureka High School under the direction of coach Mark Mosley. The Wildcats finished third in the Missouri Class 4A tournament last fall after posting fourth-place finishes the previous two seasons. Eureka finished with an 80-14 record over those three seasons.
Webb claimed Class 4A Second Team All-State honors as a senior to go with All-Region and All-Conference accolades in 2013. The leadoff batter finished her high school career with a .469 batting average and a .704 slugging percentage. She connected on three home runs as part of her 46 career hits. Webb notched 26 RBI and a school-record 13 stolen bases in her three seasons on the field. In addition Webb ranks No. 2 all-time in both runs scored (40) and triples (4) for her conference.
In the offseason, Webb played for the St. Louis Worth Prospects under the tutelage of Cathy Weathered. The team finished in fifth place at the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) Nationals in each of the past two summers.
Webb also competed in track at Eureka in each of the past three seasons. She helped lead the Wildcats to a fourth-place finish in Class 4A in 2013. Webb was invited to participate in the University of Kansas Relays after helping her 4x100 meter and 4x200 meter relay teams to top-four finishes at both the conference and district meets.
She claimed Academic All-State honors in both 2013 and 2012. Webb participated in the A+ and Renaissance Programs at Eureka and volunteered with Meals on Wheels and her local St. Vincent DePaul Food Pantry.
Webb is the daughter of Bill and Susan Webb. She plans to major in biology at Creighton.
Rounding out the signing class is Michelle Trulin a sophomore transfer from Iowa Western Community College and native of Blair, Neb. As a freshman, Trulin and the Reivers advanced to the 2013 NJCAA Division I National Tournament, finishing ninth nationally. Coached by Lana Ross, the Reivers picked up District J and Regional XI titles along the way.
The outfielder claimed 2013 National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-Midwest Region Second Team honors. Trulin also earned ICCAC All-Region XI First team laurels as well as Academic All-Region XI Second Team recognition last season.
As a freshman at IWCC, Trulin connected on 65 hits and posted 25 RBI. She also swiped 27 stolen bases and scored 51 runs for the Reivers.
Trulin played four seasons of softball under the direction of Jon Small at Blair High School. The Bears won three Nebraska Class B State championships in her first three seasons before finishing fourth in the state during her 2011 senior season. Blair captured district titles in all four seasons.
A Class B All-State First Team selection in each of her final three seasons, Trulin also earned All-Nebraska Second Team honors from the Omaha-World Herald in each of those campaigns. The three-time All-Eastern Midlands Conference honoree also picked up SuperState selections as a junior and senior from the Lincoln Journal-Star.
Trulin also played basketball and ran track all four years at Blair. She attained All-EMC honors in her final two basketball seasons. Trulin placed four times at the state track and field meets over her final three years including a seventh-place finish in the 4x100 meter relay as a senior. As a result, Trulin won the Rufus Olson Award as Best Female Athlete for Blair in 2012.
Off the field Trulin was a member of the B-Club at Blair and volunteered at the Micah House.
Trulin is the daughter of Scott and Barb Trulin. She has two siblings, brother Jason a baseball player at Nebraska-Kearney and sister Stacie a track and field member at Northwest Missouri State. Trulin plans to major in sports science at Creighton.
The 2014 Creighton softball team opens its season at the Kajikawa Classic hosted by Arizona State in Tempe, Ariz., Feb. 6-8.


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Improvements in diagnosis of dengue fever and prediction of which patients will get more severe disease are urgently needed to improve the treatment of patients with dengue. This is very important in places with many people who suffer from dengue but have limited health care resources. This study will enroll patients with fever which may be caused by dengue in 6 countries with high incidence of dengue over two continents (Brazil, Cambodia, El Salvador, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam). All patients will be followed by a doctor with blood tests and exams until they recover. Symptoms and laboratory tests will be followed so that the cause of fever can be determined. For patients who have dengue, the investigators will look for symptoms and tests which indicate more serious disease. This study will help to determine how to identify patients with dengue fever based on symptoms and simple laboratory tests and those who will get more serious disease. It will also help to define a more standardized management of patients with dengue fever.
Dengue Fever
Other: Observation
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Time Perspective: Prospective
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|Clinical Evaluation of Dengue and Identification of Risk Factors for Severe Disease (WP1)
- Hospitalization or administration of IV fluid [ Time Frame: 14 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Proportion of dengue patients hospitalized or treated with IV fluids within 14 days of enrollment.
- Development of severe disease [ Time Frame: 14 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Development of severe disease according to the 2009 WHO Dengue classification within 14 days of enrollment.
Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
Blood samples
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|October 2011
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|December 2015
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|December 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Febrile Patients
Observation of patients with possible dengue fever in the early phase of disease
Other: Observation
Clinical follow-up and laboratory investigations.
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Improvements in clinical diagnosis of dengue and risk prediction for severe disease are urgently needed to improve overall clinical care, especially in settings with a high case burden where appropriate allocation of limited resources is crucial to outcome. In this work package 10,000 outpatients with undifferentiated fever, consistent with possible dengue, will be recruited within 3 days of fever onset in 6 endemic countries (Brazil, Cambodia, El Salvador, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam), and will be followed daily until full recovery. Clinical features and simple laboratory parameters differentiating dengue from other febrile illness will be identified, and, among those with confirmed dengue, risk factors for progression to more severe disease will be evaluated. As well as contributing to the development of diagnostic and prognostic algorithms the clinical cohort has considerable potential towards standardisation of procedures for dengue management and reporting.
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Febrile patients presenting to outpatient clinic
Inclusion Criteria:
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- fever for less than 72 hours
Exclusion Criteria:
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- not likely to come back for daily follow-up
- complications or signs of severe disease
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01550016
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|Health Authority:
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Keywords provided by University of Heidelberg Medical Center:
dengue warning signs
latin america
south east asia
other febrile illnesses
dengue classification
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Arbovirus Infections
Flaviviridae Infections
Flavivirus Infections
Hemorrhagic Fevers, Viral
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
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Andrew Richard Robustelli ... Rams' 19th-round draft pick, 1951 ... On winning team 13 of 14 years ... In eight NFL title games, seven Pro Bowls ... All-NFL seven years, two with Rams, five with Giants ... Named NFL's top player by Maxwell Club, 1962 ... Exceptionally smart, quick, strong ... Superb pass rusher ... Recovered 22 opponents' fumbles in career . . . Missed only one game in 14 years ... Born December 6, 1925, in Stamford, Connecticut ... Died May 31, 2011, at age of 85.
The Los Angeles Rams drafted Andy Robustelli, an end from tiny Arnold College, in the nineteenth round of the 1951 National Football League Draft. A long shot to make the team as an offensive end since the Rams already had such stars as Tom Fears and Elroy "Crazylegs" Hirsch, Robustelli responded in the only way he knew how – to go all out to make good at what was available to him, the defensive unit.
History will record that Andy became one of the finest defensive ends in pro football history, playing five years with the Rams and then nine years with the New York Giants. He was a regular for the Rams' 1951 championship team, and the one game he missed that season was the only one he missed in 14 NFL seasons.
After five outstanding seasons in Los Angeles, the Rams dealt him to the Giants for a first-round draft pick. Andy performed even better in New York, and is credited with molding together the 1956 Giants team that won the NFL championship.
A natural leader as well as an outstanding player, Robustelli was a big factor in the Giants on-field success. He stayed with the New York team for nine seasons, the last three as a player-coach. Robustelli was not big for a modern-day defensive end, weighing only 230 pounds, but was clearly one of the finest pass rushers the game has seen.
He was named All-Pro seven times and was named to the Pro Bowl seven times. In 1962 the Maxwell Club selected Robustelli as the NFL's outstanding player, an honor that up until then was generally reserved for an offensive player. The honor was indicative of the high regard that fans, teammates and opponents all held for the future Hall of Fame defensive end.
1951 NFL – Los Angeles Rams 24, Cleveland Browns 17
Robustelli did not start but played at defensive end for the Rams. Statistics not available
1955 NFL – Cleveland Browns 38, Los Angeles Rams 14
Robustelli started at defensive end for the Rams. Statistics not available
1956 NFL – New York Giants 47, Chicago Bears 7
Robustelli started at defensive end for the Giants and he recovered a fumble.
1958 NFL – Baltimore Colts 23, New York Giants 17 (overtime)
Robustelli started at defensive end for the Giants in NFL's first overtime playoff game. He was credited with a tackle on the quarterback for an 11-yard loss
1959 NFL – Baltimore Colts 31, New York Giants 16
Robustelli started at defensive end for the Giants. Statistics not available
1961 NFL – Green Bay Packers 37, New York Giants 0
Robustelli started at right defensive end for the Giants. Statistics not available
1962 NFL – Green Bay Packers 16, New York Giants 7
Robustelli started at right defensive end for the Giants. He was credited with two tackles and one quarterback hurry.
1963 NFL – Chicago Bears 14, New York Giants 10
Robustelli started at right defensive end for the Giants. He was credited with three tackles which included a tackle of the quarterback for a 9-yard loss.
All-NFL: 1953 (AP), 1955 (AP, SN), 1956 (AP, UPI, NY), 1957 (UPI, NY), 1958 (AP), 1959 (AP, UPI, NEA, NY), 1960 (AP)
All-NFL Second Team: 1952 (AP, NY), 1953 (UPI, NY), 1954 (AP, UPI, NEA, NY), 1955 (UPI, NEA), 1956 (NEA), 1957 (AP, NEA), 1958 (UPI, NEA), 1960 (UPI, NEA, NY), 1961 (UPI, NEA, NY), 1962 (AP, UPI)
All Eastern Conference: 1956 (SN), 1958 (SN), 1959 (SN), 1961 (SN)
(7) – 1954, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962
• [1st] Most Opponents' Fumbles Recovered, Career – 22
• [2nd] Most Consecutive Games Played, Career – 164 (1952-1964)
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Games Played, Career – 175 (1951-1964)
• [Tied for 3rd] Most Seasons, Active Player – 14 (1951-1964)
Championship Game Records
• [Tied for 1st] Most Games Played – 8 (1951, 1955, 1956, 1958-59, 1961-63)
• [Tied for 1st] Most Opponents' Fumbles Recovered, Career – 2
• 1962 Most Valuable Player (Maxwell Club)
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OGDENSBURG Several mental health patients have been sent to facilities hours away from Ogdensburg recently because of overcrowding at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center.
The state Office of Mental Health has proposed closing inpatient facilities at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center and moving them to Utica and Syracuse.
Advocates claim if the current capacity isnt even enough for the region, reducing the number of inpatient beds would only make matters worse.
Dr. H. Theodor Klaudt, chief of emergency medicine at Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center, said, Its happening. I know yesterday we transferred someone to Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital in Plattsburgh.
Claxton-Hepburn, the state-designated location for mental health patients in the county to receive evaluation before being sent to a psychiatric center, is often required to send people who need inpatient care to facilities other than the Psychiatric Center when it has reached capacity.
It happens not infrequently, Dr. Klaudt said. Were having to transport people very significant distances.
Dr. Klaudt, who wasnt able to provide numbers Thursday, said the past week has seen Claxton-Hepburn send several people to facilities hours away.
The closest facility is CVPH in Plattsburgh, Dr. Klaudt said, but more frequently patients who cannot be housed at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center are sent to Syracuse, Utica or Glens Falls.
Its a hardship for people, Dr. Klaudt said, adding that families are an important part of the rehabilitation of patients dealing with mental health issues.
When a person requires inpatient care, sometimes for as long as two weeks, it can strain the budget of family members attempting to visit their loved one, Dr. Klaudt said.
Its the time factor; its the money factor, he said. A lot of people dont have a lot of money or even reliable transportation.
Sometimes the need exceeds the current capacity, Dr. Klaudt said. Once we dont have the children and the youth facility here any longer its going to place a significant burden on the families of those children who are going to have to travel hours away.
It doesnt make sense at all, Dr. Klaudt said. Were living in a remote area; we certainly do have a need for mental health beds up here. Whats going to happen when St. Lawrence Psych is no longer here?
As of Thursday there were eight out of 65 adult inpatient beds available at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center and three of 28 childrens beds, according to Office of Mental Health spokesman Benjamin Rosen, who said the number of patients fluctuates daily.
St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center Task Force Chairman Charles W. Kelly said that if the local inpatient services go away, every day somebody is going to have to go downstate.
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During the forecast period, Brouwerij Haacht is set to continue focusing on maintaining its position in the dynamic category of premium domestic lager in Belgium. In recent years, the company has experienced declining sales in on-trade channels, although this has been partially compensated for by rising sales through retail channels.
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Roadrunner & Artist News
Stone Sour Round Up
Posted on February 12, 2008IDLE HANDS? Not for long... pick up one of the following: the issue of Bizarre mag out at the end of September has a piece on Stone Sour, the October issue of Q included Corey taking part in a 'grunge' feature, and there's a band feature in Guitarist's November issue (out October). Expect to see the band touring in UK first quarter of 2003.
Best Bother To Check This Out... Previously, you saw a Stone Sour video showing them from an early show at the Whiskey in L.A. Now, you'll see a Stone Sour video showing the band, particularly Corey, in a total different light. Check it out.
View the video for 'Bother' in the VIDEO section.
Check out the mailing list exclusive audio interview with Corey on Stone Sour. The questions we asked Corey were:
1. Could you give us a brief biographical account? From before Slipknot to re-starting the band recently?
2. Did you have a musical background growing up? Were your family a musical influence/did they support your choice of career?
3. Were you always heavily involved in music during your school years? How did you find school?
4. Tell us generally about 'Stone Sour': Different from Slipknot in which way(s)?
5. What do hope to achieve with the new album – sound wise, career-wise, fanbase?
6. Have you any plans to tour Europe in 2002/3? What can we expect from the current band line-up?
7. Have you any interesting/bizarre experiences from being on tour you could recount for us?
8. Did you have a religious upbringing? If so, does this feature in your music?
9. Do you believe in ghosts or spirits? Have you ever experienced anything?
10. What's the worst thing that's happened to you physically (i.e. accidents, operations)?
11. Who were/are your childhood/teenage/current heroes (musical or otherwise)?
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Authorities have released the video on Thursday from an explosion at an Apopka gas station after a car crashed into a pump earlier this month.
[VIDEO: Gas station explosion]
The crash happened at a RaceTrac gas station near the intersection of State Road 436 and Line Drive on March 15.
In the video, you can see the maroon sedan speed into the parking lot when the driver lost control and crashed into the pump. Both the pump and car ignited and the Race Trac employee is spotted in the video running out to try to put out the fire using a fire extinguisher.
The passenger was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. The driver, who was charged with DUI charges after failing a field sobriety test, had minor injuries.


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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Almost five years after the end of the Great Recession, some 3.8 million Americans have been out of work at least six months and their prospect of finding a good job remains dim.
The plight of the long-term unemployed stands out as one of the thorniest problems confronting U.S. leaders as they seek to restore the economy to normal. Even though the ranks of the long-term jobless have thinned dramatically after peaking in 2010, more Americans today have gone without a job for a long period than any other time since the 1930s.
The problem could linger for months or even years. President Barack Obama has extracted promises from big business to give the long-term unemployed a fair shot, but that's largely a symbolic gesture. Nor is a divided Congress likely to offer any relief in an election year.
The best hope for those struggling to find work is stronger U.S. growth that drags the unemployment rate down and forces companies to hire more workers. Right now companies are very choosy about who they hire and they often give short-shrift to those who've been out of work a long time.
Yet while the economy is likely to speed up in 2014 — perhaps touching 3% for the first time since 2005 — no one expects the sort of spectacular growth that often graced the 1980s and 1990s.
"You are still seeing plenty of slack in the economy and in the job market," said Scott Brown, chief economist of Raymond James. And Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen even acknowledged this week what polls have long shown: "The recovery still feels like a recession to many Americans," she said.
Historic problem
The long-term unemployed face a number of hurdles. Their skills diminish the longer they are out of work. The industries in which they used to be employed may have undergone dramatic shifts. They lack training for jobs in other lines of work that are growing faster. And many have become so discouraged that they no longer put in enough effort.
The U.S. hasn't endured such a high level of long-term unemployment since the Great Depression. A record 6.64 million people fell into the ranks of the longtime jobless by May 2010, easily shattering the previous high-water mark of 2.9 million set in 1983.
Even though the rolls of the long-term unemployed have tumbled 43% in the past four years, the number is still nearly 1 million higher compared to the Reagan-era peak. That doesn't count the 7.2 million Americans who want a full-time job but can only find part-time work. Nor does it reflect the countless young people who have stayed in college longer than they planned because of poor job prospects.
long-term unemployment
• Full-time work proves elusive
• Companies are wary of long-term unemployed
• Economist Alan Krueger: They'll be left behind
• Bond market could forget about joblessness
• Over 55: What if you never work again?
• Nutting: 5 ways to help
• Number of long-term jobless drops in March
• Study shows difficulty in finding full-time job
• Yellen: Jobs picture not back to normal
• U.S. creates 192,000 jobs in March
• Private-sector payrolls finally set a record high
The biggest obstacle by far has been a weak recovery. The economy has only grown by an annual average of 2.25% since 2010 — well below the historic 3.3% pace of U.S. growth since 1929.
The longer people are unemployed, the less attractive they become to companies that often find themselves deluged with resumes these days even when they only have a few job openings. One academic study, for example, showed that job applicants who've been unemployed for six months get 45% fewer callbacks than people out of work for just a month.
"If someone has been unemployed for two years and someone has been unemployed for two months, who are you going to hire?" asked Brown of Raymond James.
In another study, economist Rand Ghayad found that companies even favored job applicants without relevant experience over those who used to work in the same industry but have been unemployed for a long stretch.
Martin Regalia, chief economist of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said the hiring process may seem unfair but is hardly irrational. One way to sift through a big batch of resumes quickly and narrow the list of candidates, he noted, is to find any red flags such as a gap in a resume.
"Businesses don't lay off their best people off first. They try to hold onto them," Regalia said. "When they start to hire workers, they want to pick the best people first."
Changing nature of jobs
While improved economic growth has whittled down the number of long-term unemployed, progress has been slow. Only about 11% of them in any given month have another full-time job one year later.


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MyAnna Buring attends the First Light Awards at Odeon Leicester... News PhotoArts Culture and Entertainment,Attending,Award,Celebrities,England,London - England,MyAnna Buring,Odeon Leicester Square,Sunlight,UK,VerticalPhotographer Dave M. BenettCollection: Getty Images Entertainment 2013 Dave M. BenettLONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 19: (EMBARGOED FOR PUBLICATION IN UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS UNTIL 48 HOURS AFTER CREATE DATE AND TIME. MANDATORY CREDIT PHOTO BY DAVE M. BENETT/GETTY IMAGES REQUIRED) MyAnna Buring attends the First Light Awards at Odeon Leicester Square on March 19, 2013 in London, England. (Photo by Dave M. Benett/Getty Images)


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It has been rumored that the FCC is now hunting for more mobile broadband spectrum so as to make it available to a greater number of providers within the next 10 years. As part of its efforts to make sure that 500 MHz spectrum will be made available for the mobile broadband in 10 years, 300 MHz is stated for availability within the next 5 years.
A public notice issued by the Commission has allocated 35 MHz of the Big LEO band specifically for mobile broadband use. This 35 MHz spectrum currently sits between 1675 MHz and 1710 MHz and is mainly used for satellites as well as water balloons. According to the issued notice, the comment period has been set for 28th June and seeks comments on the current usage of this spectrum. This new effort combined with the freeing up of 25 MHz of spectrum last month, has been seen as part of a much wider plan by the Commission to free up greater amounts of broadband spectrum. The previous 25 MHz was opened up in the 2.3 GHz band.
Apart from addressing this freeing up of broadband space, the former head of the FCC's national broadband plan task force, Blair Levin said, "We all have the gift of broadband and as such, in just 10 years, we will not be so worried about Title I and Title II." This was in reply to the issue of contentious broadband reclassification that was soon going to be explored by the FCC. A new legal strategy was being implemented by FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski that would allow neutral regulations for wired as well as wireless networks. This is essentially a way for reclassifying broadband from a Title I information service to a Title II common-carrier service.
The overall expansion of the broadband mobile spectrum has been cheered on my many carriers as it will allow them greater coverage areas.


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Two Price Western Base-Ball Association All-star teams, Carbon White and Carbon Blue, are in Logan this week participating in the 52nd annual
"Little World Series" of WBBA.
A total of eight WBBA teams from throughout Utah qualified for this season ending tournament that gets underway today, July 31. The teams are divided into two pools for the first three days of the week long meet. The top four teams will qualify for the semi-finals on Friday and the championship game is scheduled for Saturday afternoon. In keeping with past practice, all eight teams will play each day during the week regardless of win or loss records.
Carbon White is in pool one with Logan, Vernal Blue and Morgan. Carbon Blue will begin competition in pool two along with Providence, Vernal Red and Grantsville. Games are being played on two different diamonds in the Northern Utah city, Dahle Park and Lundstrom Park.
Prior to the championship game on Saturday a memorial service is planned to honor the memory of the late president of WBBA, Bob Fieldsted, who died earlier this month at his home in Altamont. His wife, Connie and son Mick, will be present to accept the association's N. Gayle Nielson award post-posthumously to Fieldsted for service to youth. Nielson was one of the original organizers of WBBA who passed away five years ago.
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BUFFALO, NY-- Officials at Rich Products are trying to track down all of the schools nationwide that may have received the recently recalled frozen products.
The New York State Health Department is investigating four cases statewide of e.Coli sickness that may be connected to a recall of certain Farm Rich brand frozen food products. One of those cases is in Western New York.
A company spokesman tells 2 On Your Side that less than 10% of the recalled products went to schools, and that the items they would have received are not connected to the e.coli outbreak but were recalled out of an abundance of caution.
Some WNY school districts and three local private schools were affected by the recall. They are:
• Akron Central Schools
• Amherst Central Schools
• Depew Schools
• Frontier Schools
• Queen of Heaven School
• St. John The Baptist School
• St. Mary of The Lake School
• Sweet Home Central Schools
Frontier Schools says they did not purchase any of the recalled items this school year. They were on the recall list because they had purchased items in 2011, which they no longer have in stock.
The spokesperson says the products sold to schools were part of the expanded recall that was done out of an abundance of caution.


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