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He was the loving husband of the late Louise Short and Elizabeth "Betty"; dear father of Yvonne (Jerry) Glass, the late Elaine Page, Bruce (Beverly) Donaldson, Wanda (Frank) Roach, Ken Donaldson, the late Patricia Donaldson, Rodney (Carla) Donaldson and Pamela (Clint) Donaldson; grandfather of 17; great-grandfather of 24; and brother of Juanita Kilby.
He was preceded in death by siblings Lewis, James and Robert Donaldson, Louise Church and Elise Fields.
Red was a veteran of the U.S. Navy during World War II. He retired from GM in 1999 after 50 years of service. He was a member of Dixie Baptist Church. Red was a loving and devoted family man. He was well liked by all who met him.
The funeral was held Monday at Coats Funeral Home in Waterford. Burial followed at Hillview Cemetery in Springfield Township, Mich. An online guestbook is available at www.CoatsFuneralHome.com/Obituaries.
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LISBON – Dressed in mismatched camouflage and hoodies two men entered the Lisbon Central School cafeteria at 12:45 p.m. Thursday morning and opened fire.
The men were state police troopers dressed to simulate a real school shooting and the cafeteria was full of cadets from the St. Lawrence Law Enforcement Academy in Canton.
Organized in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Connecticut in December, the live-shooter drill was designed to give law enforcement officers and Lisbon Central School staff members a feel for how they should react in the event of a shooting in their building. Students were released at noon in advance of the drills and no students from Lisbon participated.
Law enforcement agents and Lisbon staff took away several lessons from the drill – the first locally to include school staff members – that will be evaluated over the coming weeks to beef up the schools security.
Weve been setting this up for about two and a half to three months, State police Sgt. Chad K. Niles, the officer in charge of the operation, said.
If there was a real shooting at the school It would be every cop in the north country [responding], Mr. Niles said. If there were off-duty cops in the town and they heard of it theyd be coming up here. Its really mixed and matched.
Thursdays live-shooter drill was organized by the State Police and attended by Border Patrol, the St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department, Customs and Border Protection and Ogdensburg City Police officers.
Because of the size of the building the drill focused on the cafeteria and middle school wing of the school.
Middle school teachers were sent to their classrooms with other teachers filling in as students.
Youve got a plan here, we expect you to roll out that plan, Mr. Niles told the teachers, referring to the lock down preparations in place at the school.
Cafeteria staff and custodians went about their business, instructed by Mr. Niles to be wherever you would be at 11:45 a.m. Niles wanted the drill to reflect that time frame in the school day.
As soon as the shooters, carrying starter pistols and a .308 rifle loaded with blanks, opened fire, the cadets in the cafeteria scattered. Some ran for the hallway, others hid behind tables and roughly five were killed.
Others managed to escape outside when the shooters werent looking.
High School Principal Eric S. Burke, who was near the cafeteria, used the schools public announcement system to alert staff to go into lock down. He called Superintendent Erin E. Woods to alert her to the situation and her office contacted the State Police.
Mr. Burke then rushed towards the gun fire in an effort to control the shooters but was killed before he could do anything.
Ms. Woods also ran towards the sounds of gunfire, but when she opened the doors to the kitchen she was also shot.
My automatic reaction is to go there [towards the shooters], Ms. Woods said after the drill.
Mr. Burke agreed. I would follow the shooting, no doubt about it.
Several cafeteria workers were likewise killed or wounded.
But thats as much death and destruction the shooters were able to perpetrate.
Teachers in the middle school wing closed and locked their doors, turned off lights and covered their windows with whatever they had available – flags, paper, cardboard.
Excellent job with the lock down, Mr. Niles said to the teachers after the drill. You would never know anyone was in there. I couldnt ask for a better response.
And even though the shooters tried to get into classrooms by claiming they were police, the teachers refused to open the doors.
At one point the shooters asked each other, Are there even anyone in the rooms?
Law enforcement agents arrived quickly.
Ogdensburg Police Chief Richard J. Polniak Jr. said, At emergency speeds its only a 10-minute ride [from Ogdensburg to Lisbon].
As agents arrived they assembled units on the spot and began searching for the shooter or shooters.
Mr. Niles said the agents were not told in advance of the drill how many shooters there would be or where they were. Few of the agents had ever been in the building and, although most police vehicles in the area have maps of regional schools in them, they relied initially on following the sounds of gun fire.
I anticipate that theyre going to have some difficulty finding their way around in here, Mr. Niles said of the law enforcement agents in advance of the drill. Its easy to get lost in this place.
Keeping this in mind, K. Juddy Plumb, a criminal justice instructor at Seaway Valley Tech in Norwood and a retired state police trooper, said law enforcement agents should take it upon themselves to familiarize themselves with the schools in their area.
One of the big things is, get to know your schools. If you dont know what youre going in to youre at a real disadvantage, Mr. Plumb said as he observed the drill.
But the shooters didnt get very far.
After failing to gain access to any classrooms in the middle school, the shooters began looking for other people.
An ad-hoc unit of Ogdensburg City Police officers and a State Trooper finally engaged one of the shooters and shot him in the leg. (No real ammunition was used; instead observers told people where and how they had been wounded.)
Once shot and hand-cuffed the first shooter began calling out to his compatriot, alerting agents for the first time to the fact that there was another shooter.
Finally pinning the second shooter down in an empty elementary classroom, law enforcement agents managed to kill him.
But the first shooter continued to call out, leaving police unsure whether or not they had secured the building.
Officers, forced to operate under the assumption that at least one more shooter was present, began the long process of clearing the rest of the building.
Each closet, locker room, bathroom and open classroom was checked before the building was declared free of shooters.
While the simulation was over within two hours Mr. Niles said, In a real shooter situation it would take a lot longer [to clear the building].
Even after the shooters are dead, police still have to sweep the building for other threats.
Mr. Niles said he hoped the drill might have opened some eyes.
In particular Mr. Niles said he plans on ensuring law enforcement agents not only have school maps at their disposal, but know how to use them effectively.
However, the biggest problem for law enforcement agents was the size of the building.
Gun shots in the cafeteria were difficult to hear from the main entrance and radio transmissions were often lost.
When you get inside a building with all that metal infrastructure theres a lot of reflected transmissions so a lot of single strength is lost, Mr. Polniak said.
The most important lesson for staff was summarized by Mr. Niles. If youre locked down and safe, stay put.
If you come up against a shooter, Mr. Niles said, Youve got to take them out. Its as simple as that . You fight for your life; use whatever youve got available to you.
But Mr. Niles pointed to the fact that no casualties occurred once the initial attack on the cafeteria was over as proof that staying hidden, quiet and still saves lives.
Mr. Niles also suggested the school makes sure to brief substitute teachers on safety issues.
Mr. Burke said he felt that whoever is in the main office should just repeat lock down, lock down over and over in order to ensure everyone is aware of the situation.
Now that the drill is over, Mr. Burke said the administration and law enforcement officials will take the lessons learned and apply them to the schools security preparations.
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Educators from Binder Park Zoo near Battle Creek presented a program on nocturnal animals Tuesday, June 26, at Spring Lake District Library.
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14 U.S. Code § 563 - Recognition of Coast Guard personnel for excellence in acquisition
(a) In General.— Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of the Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2010, the Commandant shall commence implementation of a program to recognize excellent performance by individuals and teams comprised of officers, members, and employees of the Coast Guard that contributed to the long-term success of a Coast Guard acquisition project or program.
(b) Elements.— The program shall include—
(2) procedures for the nomination by personnel of the Coast Guard of individuals and teams comprised of officers, members, and employees of the Coast Guard for recognition under the program; and
(c) Award of Cash Bonuses.— As part of the program required by subsection (a), the Commandant, subject to the availability of appropriations, may award to any civilian employee recognized pursuant to the program a cash bonus to the extent that the performance of such individual so recognized warrants the award of such bonus.
Source(Added Pub. L. 111–281, title IV, § 402(a),Oct. 15, 2010, 124 Stat. 2934; amended Pub. L. 111–330, § 1(4),Dec. 22, 2010, 124 Stat. 3569.)
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The date of enactment of the Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2010, referred to in subsec. (a), is the date of enactment of Pub. L. 111–281, which was approved Oct. 15, 2010.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 563, act Aug. 4, 1949, ch. 393, 63 Stat. 539; Aug. 3, 1950, ch. 536, § 28,64 Stat. 407, related to summary courts-martial, prior to repeal by act May 5, 1950, ch. 169, §§ 5, 14(v),64 Stat. 145, 148, effective May 31, 1951.
2010—Pub. L. 111–330amended Pub. L. 111–281, § 402(a), which enacted this section.
Effective Date of 2010 Amendment
Pub. L. 111–330, § 1,Dec. 22, 2010, 124 Stat. 3569, provided that the amendment made by section 1 (4) is effective with the enactment of Pub. L. 111–281.
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Even though trout season opens on April 1, May actually offers better fishing opportunities for local anglers as stream conditions are more favorable then, and the majority of DEC trout stockings for area streams occur that month. Still, fishing opportunities do exist this month, and todays column looks at some tips that will hopefully up the odds for successful April outings.
Stocked Flows
Stocked waters make ideal destinations for early-season anglers, and 18 flows in St. Lawrence, Lewis, Jefferson, and Franklin counties are expected to receive trout prior to May. In St. Lawrence County, the Oswegatchie River downstream of the Cranberry Lake outlet in the Town of Clifton is expected to be stocked with 2,000 brook trout for the April 1 opener. Other St. Lawrence County streams slated for April stockings are Hopkinton Brook in the Town of Hopkinton (620 brown trout), Trout Brook in the Town of Stockholm (1,240 brown trout), and Van Rensselaer Creek in the Town of Pierrepont (220 brown trout).
Numerous stockings are planned for Lewis County waters during May, but the only flows scheduled to receive April stockings are Crystal Creek in the Town of New Bremen (400 brown trout), Fish Creek East Branch in the Town of Lewis (650 brown trout), and Point Rock Creek in the Town of Lewis (1,090 brown trout).
DEC expects to stock seven flows in Jefferson County during April. The four waters where brook trout will be stocked are Black Creek West Branch in the Town of Wilna (500), Felts Mills Creek in the towns of Champion and Rutland (1,200), Jacobs Creek in the towns of Watertown and Rutland (850), and Townsend Creek in the Town of Champion (900). Brown trout will be stocked in Black Creek in the towns of Philadelphia and Wilna (2,910), Sandy Creek in the Town of Adams (1,450), and Skinner Creek in the Town of Ellisburg (290).
Six Franklin County waters slated for early-season stockings are Chateaugay River in the towns of Chateaugay and Bellmont (6,700 brook trout and 1,090 brown trout), Little Salmon River in the towns of Moira and Bangor (2,110 brown trout), Little Trout River in the towns of Burke and Constable (2,040 brown trout), Salmon River in the Town of Malone (3,800 rainbow trout and 7,780 brown trout), Saranac River in the Town of Harrietstown (400 rainbow trout), and Sumner Brook in the Town of Bloomingdale (300 brook trout).
Early-Season Tips
Spring is a time of change for trout flows, and because tackle shops are in daily contact with anglers, these businesses are excellent sources of up-to-date, fishing information. In addition to providing the most current information on stockings, hatches, effective techniques, water temperatures, flow levels, water clarity, access, and more, tackle shop carry needed supplies.
When deciding where to fish at this time of the year, anglers should look for streams in lower elevations as these waters will warm before those at higher elevations. Too, anglers may want to fish smaller flows as they typically have less current, less turbidity, and higher water temperatures than larger flows. Another good bet is to fish tributaries because they typically offer improved conditions.
When fishing larger waters in April, the best chances of catching trout are in the upper stretches or the deep-water stretches of the flow. Prime locations include calm pools, outside bends, pools below waterfalls, and the slack water behind bridge abutments.
The basic motto of anglers for early-season presentations is slow and low, and the technique of adding split shot is the standard method of slowing an offering and getting in down to bottom-holding trout. Too, an offering that appeals to multiple senses has the best odds for success. In essence, live baits (where permitted) such as crawlers and minnows work well because of their realistic appearance, taste, scent, and texture, and live baits lend themselves to a slow and low presentation.
The best fishing times of early spring occur when water temperatures are at their warmest so trout are likely to be most active during the midday hours, on sunny days, on consecutive warm days, and after a warm, rain shower.
Monday: Trout season opens on NYS waters.
Saturday: Ogdensburg Chamber of Commerce hosts Sportmens Show at Golden Dome (393-3620).
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April 7-8: Hunter Education Course at Massena R&G Club (In-person registration with Massena Town Clerk).
April 12-13: Hunter Education Course at Duffanys Body Shop, Watertown (Pre-register at 788-2161).
April 12-14: Hunter Education Course at Fishers Landing Fire Hall (Pre-register at Clayton Library).
April 12-14: Clayton Boat Show atClayton Arena (686-3771).
April 13: Hunter Education Course at Beaver River F&G Club (Pre-register at Buckingham Hardware, Croghan).
April 13-14: Massena R&G Club hosts annual Sportsmens Expo.
April 13-14: The Parishville Sportsmens Club will host a Gun Show from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday. There will be a concession both days. Admission is $3 per person.
April 20: Hunter Education Course at Moose River F&G Club (Pre-register at 351-6673).
April 25-27: Hunter Education Course at Dexter/Brownville (Pre-register at 785-2533).
April 27: Hunter Education Course at Dexter (Pre-register at 649-5977).
May 4: St. Lawrence River Walleye Association hosts Opening Day Derby (384-3450).
May 4: St. Lawrence Valley Sportsmens Club hosts annual Opening Day Walleye Derby.
May 25: Cape Vincent C of C hosts Annual Spring Fishing Derby (654-2481).
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Today, we're proud to celebrate the 37th annual World Environment Day with the world premiere of "Home," a documentary about the survival of our planet, from award-winning filmmaker Luc Besson and photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand.
Not only does this film give us a glimpse of our planet from never-before-seen perspectives that demonstrate the urgency for more sustainable living, but it also marks the first time a global audience can watch a movie online, in movie theatres, on TV stations, and on outdoor screens around the world at the exact same time - a fitting debut for a film that asks us all to work together for the benefit of our planet.
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HSBC's partnership with The British & Irish Lions in 2013 continues the successful association between the prestigious touring side and the bank that was first signed in 2007.
In the lead up to and during The 2013 British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia, HSBC will work with The Lions to engage their thousands of customers and staff through a number of promotions and offers.
The famous red jersey has been a long tradition of the world's famous touring side and HSBC is delighted to offer all HSBC UK customers an exclusive 30% discount on the official replica Lions shirt.
HSBC has a range of travel offers exclusively for Premier customers, including free places at the official eve of test events when booking through Lions Rugby Travel. And you can join the journey and own a pixel on the first ever digital Lions shirt. Upload your photos and messages of support for The Lions, as well as view exclusive photos and videos from the Tour.
|adidas is a proud sponsor of The British and Irish Lions.
adidas' involvement with The British & Irish Lions began with the victory in South Africa in 1997, and continued on the 2001 Tour to Australia, 2005 in New Zealand, and most recently, the narrow defeat in 2009 in South Africa. The Lions Tour is a pinnacle in the sporting calendar and adidas look forward to supporting the team in the run up to Australia 2013
FirstCape Wines, the UK's 3rd largest selling wine brand, are proud sponsors of The British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia in 2013.
Firstcape were sponsors of the Lions Tour to South Africa in 2009 and are looking forward to helping the most revered rugby team on the planet stamp their giant paw print on Australian soil.
Sir Ian McGeechan, FirstCape's brand ambassador said, 'Lions Tours are tough and challenging especially in Australia but FirstCape will bring their special blend of fun and celebration during the build-up and on Tour - so prepare for an eventful journey.'
Land Rover has a proud history of supporting The British & Irish Lions and is excited to be continuing their shared journey together to Hong Kong and Australia in 2013.
Rugby and Land Rover have many shared values - integrity, courage, composure, capability - values that are required to create great competitive rugby and world-class all-terrain vehicles. Land Rover celebrates those who have the confidence to embrace life's challenges and there is no better example than The British & Irish Lions.
A range of Land Rover vehicles will provide essential support for the Lions operations on Tour. Land Rover will also look to share experiences and their passion for rugby with fans both in the UK and those following the tourists abroad.
This partnership continues Land Rover's long-standing association with rugby. Not only does Land Rover support the elite players, teams and tournaments around the globe but also invest in the grassroots and are excited about what the future holds for the sport.
Microsoft are delighted to be the Official Technology Provider for tTe British & Irish Lions Tour 2013.
We are proud to be joining The British & Irish Lions family, bringing together Microsoft's passion for technology with the best in rugby. We have ambitious plans to embed technology throughout the team, bringing this tour closer to the fans than ever before. In the build-up to the Tour, Microsoft will be reviewing all aspects of how technology can help the team prepare for 2013. From revolutionary training analysis in the cloud, or using Windows 8 devices to make life on tour truly seamless with life at home to Skype enhanced supporter sessions with the players; this will be the first British & Irish Lions Tour with technology built in.
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The British & Irish Lions, with the help of Thomas Pink, the official outfitters for the forthcoming Tour to Australia 2013, are aiming to be the best dressed sports team in the world.
British & Irish Lions Tour Manager, Andy Irvine, said: "Everybody knows that the importance of a winning mentality in sport is paramount, and there are several factors that contribute to this. The 2013 Lions will be some of the best dressed sportsmen in the history of The Lions - and we believe that this winning mentality off the field will translate to a strong performance when the Four Nations come together as one on the field."
The British & Irish Lions wardrobe for 2013 features an official Tour blazer and evening jacket - " No. 1s and No.2s "- as well as casuals for downtime between matches, training, travel and official functions. Cufflinks engraved with lions boasting ruby red jewelled eyes especially deserve mention, while elsewhere unique detail defines each product: crested buttons, rugby heritage silk lining and tie are all of note. A 125th year anniversary commemorative Merino wool/silk scarf promises to be a collector's must-have piece. The collaboration celebrates the heritage and tradition of both The Lions and Thomas Pink, and in particular, the 125th year anniversary of The Lions' inaugural Tour.
Rhino is the world's leading supplier of contact and training equipment for rugby . The company has been re-appointed by The Lions to the dual role of Official Supplier of both the training equipment the squad will use at all training bases for the 2013 Tour to Australia, and also supplier of The Official Tour Training Ball and commemorative ball collection. Rhino fulfilled both roles with distinction on the 2009 Lions Tour to South Africa.
Since the success of Rhino's Official Ball of the 2009 Lions Tour, the company has been appointed to the RaboDirect PRO12 ball contract - the company's Vortex Elite model has been a great success in the last two seasons with the professional sides of Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Italy, and will be the match ball used in the historic opening game of the Tour against the Barbarians in Hong Kong.
Qantas are particularly proud to be supporting The British & Irish Lions and flying the team into Australia for the Tour. Qantas have a great association with the game, particularly in Australia due to our naming rights sponsorship of the Qantas Wallabies.
Qantas have over ten years experience in rugby and so partnering with The Lions for the 2013 Tour to Australia seemed a natural step to take.
Qantas have considerable expertise in long haul travel and with the superior product, and unrivalled on-board service, the team will be able to relax, rest-up and prepare in time for their arrival in Australia.
Enjoy the journey with Qantas, the Spirit of Australia.
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The Financial Times is delighted to be the media supplier for The British & Irish Lions 2013 as part of it's 125 year anniversary celebrations.
This year the Financial Times celebrates 125 years as one of the world's leading global business news organisations. Recognised internationally for its authority, integrity and accuracy, the FT provides essential news, comment, data and analysis for the global business community.
Today, the FT serves more readers and subscribers across the world than ever before; the FT has a combined paid print and digital circulation of more than 600,000 and a combined print and online average daily readership of over 2 million people worldwide.
Leading sports nutrition brand Maximuscle is the official sports nutrition supplier for the 2013 British & Irish Lions as they Tour to Australia.
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If you're not a Canadian cosmetics consumer you likely have no idea who Lise Watier is. We had no idea, either, despite having seen their products in drugstores and select department stores throughout Canada. Reader interest in this cosmetics line (only the skin care is reviewed on Beautypedia; the brand sells makeup, too) is what prompted us to finally stop and pay attention. Regrettably, this isn't a garden of roses; Lise Watier is a rather dull line with few positives and definitely nothing novel or exciting. In fact, this line's shortcomings are glaringly apparent.
The name and personality behind the line, Lise Watier, is definitely the most interesting facet of these products. Watier began her career in the 1960s by hosting Canadian television shows aimed at women. As she became more popular and recognized for her outspoken nature (and some would say feminist viewpoint), women started writing to her for advice on a wide variety of topics. Her desire to help women find their uniqueness led to her opening a namesake institute that offered women lessons on personal growth … and makeup. It was pop psychology mixed with pops of color. Now that's a unique way to begin a cosmetics line!
Without question, personal growth and personal appearance are linked together by self-esteem, and Watier enhanced this with personal style and makeup application. Given the success of her institute, it wasn't long before Watier launched her own makeup products, along with a message that coincided with the times, and that still resonates today—beauty without rules or limitations. Watier's Montreal-based business continues to thrive in Canada, and the line has expanded beyond color to offer a range of skin-care and fragrance products.
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The director shall, under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, have the supervision, management, and control of the several national parks and national monuments which on August 25, 1916, were under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior, and of the Hot Springs National Park in the State of Arkansas, and of such other national parks and reservations of like character as may be created by Congress. In the supervision, management, and control of national monuments contiguous to national forests the Secretary of Agriculture may cooperate with said National Park Service to such extent as may be requested by the Secretary of the Interior.
Source(Aug. 25, 1916, ch. 408, § 2,39 Stat. 535; Mar. 4, 1921, ch. 161, § 1,41 Stat. 1407.)
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For transfer of functions of other officers, employees, and agencies of Department of the Interior, with certain exceptions, to Secretary of the Interior, with power to delegate, see Reorg. Plan No. 3 of 1950, §§ 1, 2, eff. May 24, 1950, 15 F.R. 3174, 64 Stat. 1262, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
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Research physicians at UCLA's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center have begun a clinical trial on a new device that promises to reduce hair loss of patients receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer. The apparatus, called the DigniCap® System, works by cooling the patient's scalp.
The clinical trial will be led at UCLA by Dr. Sara Hurvitz, assistant clinical professor of hematology/oncology and director of the breast cancer program.
Often the emotional strain of a breast cancer diagnosis is made worse by the effects of the chemotherapy needed to treat the disease. Most visually prominent among those effects is hair loss. The societal stigma and emotional trauma of losing their hair has even caused some women to avoid recommended treatment of their cancer.
"The success of the DigniCap® System could give us a tool that improves quality of life for breast cancer patients during the worst part of their treatment, thus could improve the overall cancer treatment experience," Hurvitz said.
The DigniCap® consists of a silicone cap (rubber similar to a bathing cap) that fits tightly on the patient's head and over that an outer neoprene cap (the material wetsuits are made from) that insulates and secures the silicone cap. Both caps are connected to a cooling and control unit that circulates a special coolant throughout the inner cap to consistently lower the temperature of the patient's scalp to just above freezing. This is done gradually to relieve discomfort.
The system is used to cool the patient's scalp while they are receiving chemotherapy drugs. When the temperature of the scalp is lowered, the blood vessels around the roots of the hair contract, or grow smaller. That contraction reduces the blood flow to the hair follicles, so less of the drug can reach them. Normally the drug would damage the follicles and make the hair fall out. The reduced blood flow from the scalp cooling reduces the amount of drug that reaches the follicle, thus reducing or eliminating damage to the hair follicle and preserving the patient's hair.
"Clinical trial data from Europe and Asia has shown that eight of ten women who used this system were able to retain their hair during breast cancer chemotherapy," Hurvitz said, "now that the FDA has approved it for trials in the United States we have high hopes for helping patients deal with the mental and emotional strain that comes with our treatment of their breast cancer."
To participate in the trial, patients must be at least 18 years old and have a documented diagnosis of Stage I or Stage II breast cancer, and must plan to complete chemotherapy within six months of using standard chemotherapy regimens stipulated in the trial protocol.
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Former members of Dire Straits will be touring the U.S. in February and March, joined by Steve Ferrone of Tom Petty's Heartbreakers but not by longtime frontman Mark Knopfler.
Now called simply the Straits, the group features Alan Clark and Chris White, and will focuses on familiar hits like 'Sultans of Swing' and 'Money for Nothing,' among others. Clark was with Dire Straits from 1980 through the band's breakup in 1995; White began working as a touring member of the group in 1985.
"Chris and I were having breakfast beside a pool one beautiful, sunny morning when I declared we were going to form the Straits," Clark says in a press release announcing the Straits' tour. "So, next we needed a band. There was only ever going to be one drummer: Steve Ferrone, probably the best rock drummer in the world and a good mate. We'd played together for some years when we were in Eric Clapton's band, and he is godfather to my son and daughter."
To fill in for Knopfler, who has focused on a solo career over the past couple decades, the Straits have recruited Terence Reis, a South African-born performer with a self-taught guitar-playing style remarkable similar to Knopfler's. "I'd always thought it would be impossible to replace the huge talent that is Mark Knopfler," Clark said, "until I discovered the brilliant Terence Reis."
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Clinique Lash Building Primer ($15)
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Too Faced Better Than False Lashes Lyon Lash Extension System ($35)
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Sergio Marchionne
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News about Sergio Marchionne, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 15, 2015
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles chief executive Sergio Marchionne says he will not make another merger offer to General Motors; ambitious proposal was rejected in March. MORE
May. 24, 2015
Profile of Sergio Marchionne, chief executive of Fiat Chrysler who has shocked automotive world with his audacious bid to find merger partner; argues that large-scale consolidation could save billions, and may be only way to save auto industry; remains undeterred after being flatly turned down by General Motors. MORE
Apr. 30, 2015
Fiat Chrysler chief Sergio Marchionne suggests to analysts that global auto industry needs large-scale integrations that would lower the number of players and consolidate high capital costs of manufacturing cleaner vehicles; firm reports lower-than-expected first quarter profits; North American profits rose 60 percent, and operating margins rose 5 percent. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, chairman of Ferrari, says he is stepping down after 23 years, making way for Sergio Marchionne to assume top spot. MORE
Sep. 27, 2013
Floyd Norris High & Low Finance column contends that fatally flawed initial public offering prospectus filed by Chrysler shows that chief executive Sergio Marchionne is deliberately attempting to sabotage the IPO; holds that absurd turn of events has emerged from dangerous feud between company's two owners--Italian automaker Fiat and trust that provides benefits to Chrysler retirees. MORE
Sep. 25, 2013
Fiat chief Sergio Marchionne is gambling that the open market will set price for Chrysler shares in its public stock offering that will prompt the United Auto Workers retiree health care trust to turn back to Fiat for better deal to sell its 41.5 percent ownership stake; it is aggressive strategy by unconventional auto executive. MORE
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Autoworkers' Union Reaches Tentative Deal With Fiat Chrysler
The deal was reached after marathon bargaining sessions between the two sides that began on Sunday when the union picked Fiat Chrysler as the first company to negotiate with.
September 16, 2015, Wednesday
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Fiat Chrysler Profit Increases 69%, Most of It From North America
The popular Jeep sport utility vehicles and higher profit margins were behind the increase, and the carmaker says a penalty for safety violations won't slow it down.
July 31, 2015, Friday
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Marchionne, Chief of Fiat Chrysler, Backs Away From G.M. Bid
Sergio Marchionne, the chief executive of Fiat Chrysler, said he would not make another offer to merge with General Motors, as contract negotiations opened in Detroit.
July 15, 2015, Wednesday
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John Elkann, an Emerging Deal Maker Not to Be Underestimated
Exor's aggressive bid for the reinsurer PartnerRe may offer a glimpse of what General Motors and others can expect.
June 24, 2015, Wednesday
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G.M. Chief Flatly Dismisses a Merger Overture From Fiat Chrysler
Speaking before the annual shareholders meeting, Mary Barra said the company had no interest in pursuing merger discussions with Fiat Chrysler.
June 10, 2015, Wednesday
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Fiat Boss Too Cautious on Case for Industry Consolidation
Sergio Marchionne argues that mergers would increase shareholder returns. But he hurts his case by playing down the scale of potential cost cuts.
May 28, 2015, Thursday
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Morning Agenda: Charter to Buy Time Warner Cable for $56.7 Billion
Charter to Buy Time Warner Cable for $56.7 Billion | Greece Takes Desperate Measures to Save Cash | A Call for Consolidation From Fiat Chrysler C.E.O. | Libor Trial Seen as Test
May 26, 2015, Tuesday
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Detroit's Chief Instigator
Sergio Marchionne, chief executive of Fiat Chrysler, has an ambitious plan to save the auto industry. And he can't seem to sell it.
May 24, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON SERGIO MARCHIONNE AND: Automobiles , Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV , Marchionne, Sergio , Detroit (Mich) , United Automobile Workers , Organized Labor , Wages and Salaries
Fiat's Chief Says Auto Industry Should Have Fewer Players
Sergio Marchionne issued a plea on Wednesday for decreasing the number of players in the global auto industry as his company reported lower-than-expected first-quarter results.
April 30, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON SERGIO MARCHIONNE AND: Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV , Marchionne, Sergio , Company Reports
Wheelies: The Blue Devil Returns Edition
The first of the National Corvette Museum's casualties from the sinkhole returns home; automakers pledge to protect consumer data in connected vehicles.
November 15, 2014, Saturday
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Just got this a few minutes ago.Road Runner is under attack from the Code Red Virus.I have Win 2K so I guess I'd better go download a patch from Microsoft to vaccinate my box. :
Fortunately my penguin is immune to these problems, ;D ;D
Yes,Tux is immune to many bugs.I keep winders around cuz I still use some progs say Nero,Partition Magic,Boot magic,Drive Copy and a couple others.
I recieved a similar notice myself. What Road Runner fails to mention is that you're only vulnerable if you run IIS.
If you're not running IIS, there's no necessity for the patch.
Perhaps RR services should try a search at securityfocus.com (or just about any other security based website)before they go off half-cocked with an unimformed, scare-tactic oriented mass emailing campaign.
Whilst I do understand their concern, there's really no excuse for an ISP (especially a major ISP) *not* to have their facts straight about something like this.


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ABAJO MOUNTAINS: (May 03) Conservation Officer Dennis Shumway reports that the fishing in San Juan County is heating up. Fishing is good for pike and bass at Recapture Reservoir. One angler caught a 4-pound, 11-ounce largemouth bass. Try using traditional bass lures. On April 28, Shumway caught several 18- to 22-inch pike by jigging a gold-colored spinner.
Blanding 3 & 4, Loyds Lake, Monticello Lake and Foy Reservoir were all stocked with rainbow trout within the last two weeks. Shumway says that fishing has been pretty hot at these waters. Try using spinners, PowerBait, worms or marshmallows.
The water levels at Recapture Reservoir, Blanding 3 and Loyds Lake are very low. If the summer is hot and dry, there could be a fish kill. Take advantage of the good fishing while it lasts.
BENCHES POND: (May 03) There is still an ice cap covering the pond. Please wait to fish until ice-off.
BOULGER RESERVOIR: (May 03) Anglers need to wait until ice-off to fish Boulger.
CARBON COUNTY COMMUNITY FISHING POND: (May 20) The pond was stocked several weeks ago for the first time this spring. Biologists affixed some of the stocked fish with the Fish for Million$ tags, sponsored by Cabela's. Sign up to enter the contest by visiting Cabelas.com/fishformillions.
CLEVELAND RESERVOIR: (May 20) The reservoir is now open. Shoreline fishing has been good with traditional baits. Anglers have had success with soft hackle flies and wooly bugger patterns. Rainbow and cutthroat trout caught at the reservoir range from 14 to 17 inches.
DUCK FORK RESERVOIR: (May 03) The U.S. Forest Service access gate is closed. Access to the reservoir is blocked.
ELECTRIC LAKE: (May 20) The reservoir is open. Last week, 20,000 fingerling kokanee salmon were stocked. Shoreline and boat fishermen have had good luck with chub meat or minnows. Redside shiners are available in the lake and very effective. Fly fishermen should try soft hackle flies, wooly buggers or leech patterns.
FERRON CREEK: (May 03) The access road has been closed by the U.S. Forest Service.
FERRON RESERVOIR: (May 20) The U.S. Forest Service gate, which allows access to the reservoir, remains locked.
GIGLIOTTI POND: (May 20) The pond has been stocked. Some of the stocked fish have been tagged with Cabela's Fish for Million$ tags. See Cabelas.com/fishformillions for details on the contest.
GOOSEBERRY RESERVOIR: (May 03) You can access the reservoir with a snow machine, but the gate will be closed until sometime after Memorial Day weekend.
HUNTINGTON CREEK: (May 20) The Seeley Fire killed all fish in the creek. Replanting will not occur until hillsides re-vegetate and banks are stabilized.
HUNTINGTON NORTH RESERVOIR: (May 10) On May 9, DWR aquatics biologists pulled gill nets as part of their annual sampling regimen. They found multiple age classes of wipers, which included several 5-pound fish. That was encouraging since the wipers were only four years old. One largemouth bass weighed in at five pounds. A number of 18- to 20-inch rainbow trout were also caught.
HUNTINGTON RESERVOIR: (May 20) Huntington Reservoir remains mostly iced over, with several feet of open water along the shoreline. It may be a week before there will be enough open water for casting into deep areas.
JOES VALLEY RESERVOIR: (May 20) Aquatics Biologist Calvin Black says that cutthroat trout and splake will be found in shallow water close to shore. Use chub meat for the best action. The majority of splake and cutthroats range from 10 to 17 inches. However, a gill net survey conducted this week turned up several 5- to 7-pound splake. The surveyors also caught 12 tiger muskies ranging from 28 to 36 inches. The 36-inch musky weighed 12 pounds. Perhaps the biggest surprise for biologists was a 6-pound, 24-inch tiger trout that turned up in one net.
LA SAL MOUNTAINS: (May 03) Most of the La Sal lakes remain inaccessible, with the possible exception of Hidden Lake. Division Director Sheehan has ordered an emergency change in fishing regulations at Kens Lake that goes into effect on May 13. The change will increase the daily bag limit for rainbow trout to 8 fish. The limit is being temporarily liberalized to allow anglers to harvest rainbow trout that might otherwise be lost due to drought and the resultant low water levels. The change will remain in effect until January 2014.
MILLER FLAT RESERVOIR: (May 03) The road from Cleveland to Joes Valley will remain closed until after Memorial Day weekend, blocking access to the reservoir.
MILLSITE RESERVOIR & STATE PARK: (May 20) Last week, Tom Ogden and Perry Bunderson caught and released 50 trout in 4.5 hours. These trout ranged from 12 to 19 inches. All fish were caught on sizes six to eight wooly bugger, leech and soft hackle fly patterns.
Bait casters have been using chub meat, egg sacs, night crawlers and PowerBait.
POTTERS PONDS: (May 03) The U.S. Forest Service road is closed, blocking access to the ponds.
RIGHT FORK OF HUNTINGTON CREEK: (May 03) The 2012 Seeley Fire killed all fish in the creek. Fish won't be stocked until the vegetative cover is restored and the stream banks are stabilized.
SCOFIELD RESERVOIR: (May 20) A gill net survey this week indicated that the reservoir holds some big fish. One netted tiger trout weighed 8.5 pounds and measured 29 inches. One cutthroat weighed six pounds and measured 24.5 inches. Gill nets indicated many small trout in the 10- to 15-inch range. There also seem to be an age class of cutthroats ranging from 18 to 22 inches. Anglers have reported taking some 24- to 28-inch tiger trout.
WILLOW LAKE: (May 20) The U.S. Forest Service access gate remains locked.
WRIGLEY SPRINGS RESERVOIR: (May 20) Access is open, and the pond is ice-free. Try night crawlers and PowerBait.
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Sexuality and the Christian Faith: A Google Hangout with Rosaria Butterfield on October 16 at 3pm
from Nathan W. Bingham Oct 08, 2015 Category: EventsAs we seek to leverage new technology for the advancement of God's Kingdom, we regularly host live Google Hangouts with Christian leaders. On October 16 at 3pm, we will be joined by Dr. Rosaria Butterfield to discuss sexuality, our culture's objection to biblical morality, and what it looks... Keep Reading
Building on a Sure Foundation
from R.C. Sproul Nov 15, 2009 Category: ArticlesRené Descartes intentionally doubted everything he could possibly doubt until he reached the point where he realized there was one thing he couldn't doubt. He could not doubt that he was doubting. To doubt that he was doubting was to prove that he was doubting. No doubt about it. Keep Reading
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from R.C. Sproul Nov 14, 2009 Category: ArticlesIf we think the Bible teaches universal salvation, we may arrive at a false sense of assurance by reasoning as follows: Everybody is saved. I am a body. Therefore, I am saved. Keep Reading
The Gospel Is for the Broken
from Rod Rosenbladt Nov 13, 2009 Category: Tabletalk MagazineIn this article I want to address a particular problem: What we might do as Christians with those who see themselves as "alumni" of the Christian faith. By that I mean those who once professed that Christ shed His blood, freely justified them before God, forgave their sin, gave them eternal life -- but now they don't believe it. Keep Reading
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from Allan Fisher Nov 12, 2009 Category: Tabletalk MagazineLooking for things for which to thank the Lord this Thanksgiving? Start by asking this question: Where would my church be without Christian publishing companies? Keep Reading
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from R.C. Sproul Jr. Nov 11, 2009 Category: ArticlesIf you were to draw a circle, and label is "sense" there would be no need to draw a second circle labeled "nonsense." If sense is all that is inside the circle, nonsense is of necessity all that is outside the circle. The same is true with respect to obedience. Draw your circle, and label it obedience. Now everything outside the circle is disobedience. Which is bigger, the world inside the circle or the world outside? Keep Reading
Why Is Justification So Important?
from Keith Mathison Nov 10, 2009 Category: Tabletalk MagazineDuring the Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century, there were few things more precious to believers than the recovery of the biblical doctrine of justification by faith alone in Christ alone. Five hundred years later, how many of us who count ourselves heirs of these courageous men and women truly believe that this is a doctrine worth dying for? How many of us even know what the fundamental elements of the doctrine of justification are? Keep Reading
Receiving Assurance of Salvation
from R.C. Sproul Nov 08, 2009 Category: ArticlesHow, then, do we receive assurance? The Scripture declares that the Holy Spirit bears witness with our spirits that we are the children of God. This inner testimony of the Holy Spirit is as vital as it is complex. It can be subjected to severe distortions, being confused with subjectivism and self-delusion. Keep Reading
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from Burk Parsons Nov 07, 2009 Category: Tabletalk MagazineIf you've read Victor Hugo's classic work Les Miserables, or if you've seen the stage production or film, you'll recall the scene wherein the bitter criminal Jean Valjean has been released from prison and finds safe harbor at a bishop's home. Instead of returning the bishop's kindness, Valjean steals his silver, strikes him, and flees in the night. Keep Reading
Asking the Most Important Question
from R.C. Sproul Nov 07, 2009 Category: ArticlesMany believe that assurance of eternal salvation is neither possible nor even to be sought. To claim such assurance is considered a mask of supreme arrogance, the nadir of self-conceit. Yet if God declares that it is possible to have full assurance of salvation and even commands that we seek after it, it would be supremely arrogant for one to deny or neglect it. Keep Reading


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From evening clutches to oversized totes to chic satchels, we've never really met a handbag shape we didn't like. That said, there's one particular style that's on our radar right now: top-handle bags-and understandably so! In addition to being an undeniably sophisticated, ladylike choice, top-handle bags are a truly versatile option that can be worn with daytime and party outfits alike. Whether you emulate Alexa Chung and pair the purse with a casual denim frock or team it with a shimmering number a la Rose Byrne, we wholeheartedly suggest adding one to your repertoire of accessories this season! As per usual, today's Accessory Report wouldn't be complete without a savvy selection of handbags that are just a click away, so be sure to read on to find out which picks made our list!
Not quite sure how to incorporate a top-handle bag into your wardrobe? Simply look to Rose Byrne and actress/DJ/model Leah Weller for inspiration, as both chose to top off their party-ready ensembles with petite, structured versions of our handbag du jour. Byrne attended the Mulberry 40th anniversary celebration in New York in September wearing Mulberry's Pleat Front Dress ($775, 212.835.4700) in Pebbled Beige Metallic Crepe and the Mini Taylor Satchel ($865, 212.835.4700) in Marshmallow White, along with Alejandro Ingelmo shoes and Helen Ficalora jewelry. With its small shape and pale hue, we think her delicate purse was the perfect finishing touch for her prim outfit and made for one darling after-dark look. Snapped at the UK launch of NOIR Denim in London back in September, Weller also accented her feminine party ensemble with a dainty top-handle bag. For the event, she wore an adorable Peter Pan collar Monki blouse with a leather skirt and a structured Dolce & Gabbana miniature purse. We particularly like how the neutral bag popped against her all-noir look, which ensured it remained the focal point as it so rightly deserves!
While Rose Byrne and Leah Weller paired their top-handle bags with sweet evening looks, Alexa Chung and Rachel Zoe expertly teamed more casual (but no less stylish) versions of our spotlighted handbag with daytime outfits. Chung arrived at the Stella McCartney S/S 12 show last month wearing the Washed Dark Blue Denim Dress ($610, 718.645.2600) by said designer along with Chloe's Snake Pumps ($487) and the Brown Faux leather Pembridge Cross Body Bag ($1595, 516.484.7400), also by McCartney. In true Chung style, she fearlessly experimented with an intriguing mixed textures, including denim, woven wicker, and snakeskin, which made for one compelling ensemble in our eyes! Chung wasn't the only attendee at McCartney's show sporting a top-handle bag; Rachel Zoe was snapped with a lust-worthy Givenchy version, which she wore with a Gucci jumpsuit, Louis Vuitton heels, vintage hat, and Illesteva sunglasses. With its chic, long chain strap, her noir purse is an especially versatile option that we're definitely drooling over.
Longing for a top-handle bag of your own? We had a feeling you might be, which is why we searched relentlessly to find you a handful of first-rate options. First up is J. Crew's Edie Purse ($448) in Espresso, which is a clear winner in our books. The bag's simple shape balances out the eye-catching leopard print, making it a must-buy for absolutely anyone! We also think Theyskens' Theory's Atter Medium Turnlock Bag ($545) in Paprika will make a fantastic addition to your wardrobe this season. We're smitten with its clean lines, silver hardware, and head-turning red hue, which make us want to snag this bag pronto! Perhaps you're searching for a neutral version a la Byrne and Weller? In that case, we think River Island's Cream Studded Clasp Bag ($71) is a great find. We're also crazy about Aldo's Gerl Contrast Lady Bag ($72), Michael Kors' Quinn Satchel ($995), BE&D's Maggie Haircalf Satchel ($449), and Aldo's Fretwell Bag ($48), which are all sophisticated choices for the office. Looking for after-dark options? Simply pick up ASOS' Glitter Flip Lock Cross Body ($22) or Topshop's Black Frame Lock Bag ($66), both of which will help get you party-ready in no time.-Erin Fitzpatrick
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| ALL THE YOUNG DUDES: clockwise from left: Final Warning in 2008; Tim (front) and Jeff Paul at Satyricon in 1985; Jeff, Tim, Dan Cunneen, Jeff "Simon" Simonichi in 1984.
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"People have told me we were one of the first U.S. bands to add metal influences to our music," says Dan Cunneen, the Seattle-based drummer for recently reunited Portland hardcore Final Warning. The group formed in 1982 and recorded an eponymous E.P. heavy on gang vocals, d-beats and chorus-effected guitar chords in 1984 (re-released on the Southern Lord Records' collection PDX last year—the liner notes, backed by convincing photo evidence, explaining that Final Warning was "considered by some to be the most handsome and slender hardcore band in Portland, OR"). More than two decades after a "chemicals"-related breakup, FW is about to play Portland one last time.
These days, metal and hardcore are often separated only by the font a band uses for its logo. But in the mid-'80s Northwest, the two scenes were on opposite sides of the pit—until Portland's Poison Idea, Seattle's the Fartz, and Final Warning began to mix a bit of Motörhead and Venom in with their Minor Threat and Discharge. "We could indulge our love of both metal and punk by just taking all the bullshit out of the metal-like long solos and squealing vocals and keeping it fast like the best punk bands," says Final Warning guitarist Jeff "Simon" Simoncini.
It was Tom "Pig Champion" Roberts—the famed Poison Idea guitarist who passed away in 2006—who discovered Final Warning's punk-metal fusion in 1983, after the two bands shared a bill. Roberts was so taken that he offered to produce the band's first (and only) full-length record for his modest but influential Fatal Erection label. The nod from Poison Idea proved a big deal for Final Warning—which would go on to share stages with acts like the Dead Kennedys, the Minutemen and Hüsker Dü in its four-year run. Singer Jeff Paul says his favorite show, though, was opening for the Exploited at Portland's long-defunct punk club, the 13th Precinct. "I think we were paid with a half rack of Hamm's for that one," he recalls.
The Reagan era provided plenty of fodder for political bands, but nothing recurs in Final Warning's lyric sheets as much as the band's disgust with violence. On "Out of Sight, Out of Mind," the band criticizes Americans' apathy toward war over a chugging riff and floor-tom ride: "Staring from the pages of magazines/ The faces of death are trying to scream/ Since their plight doesn't affect your day/ Makes it all the easier to look away." After eight years of Bush, the sentiment seems familiar today.
It's impossible to measure Final Warning's impact on the culture at large, but the band did directly affect some future West Coast magnates—Greg Anderson of Southern Lord records among them. "I only had the pleasure of seeing Final Warning one time, which was in 1985 at [Seattle club] Gorilla Gardens. That show is strangely burned into my memory as a glorious moment where I emotionally fully connected with the purity of American hardcore."
In music-history hindsight, being first counts for a lot. When Final Warning opened for Danish metal act Mercyful Fate for the latter's first U.S. appearance, it won over a decidedly un-punk crowd. "We always wanted to turn more people on to what we were doing," Cunneen explains. "If you're dismissing everything but your own brand of music or refusing to play with certain bands, you're selling yourself short. Leave that close-minded shit for the Taliban!"
So, is Final Warning punk? Metal? Hardcore? Paul prefers the term "DIY."
"I'm happy to see there is a large group of people still willing to turn their backs on corporate labels and pursue creating music on their own terms," he says. Final Warning is sticking to that DIY vision as well, even as the members approach middle age. The Southern Lord reissue is what got the band talking about a reunion earlier this year. "We're all pretty excited to get that stuff out on CD," says Cuneen. And while the band may take one more shot at recording (the band sounds "pretty fucking good," Cuneen says), no more shows are planned. "Punk rock is a young man's—or woman's—game," Paul says of the band's reunion show. "We're not young. We're immature, but we're not young. We just want to show the kids some history and have a good time playing live one last time."
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Caroline Raue and Elizabeth Edwards shattered their personal bests in the 5000 meters and 10,000 meters respectively, moving up the Division III national performance list, and the womens 4x100 and 4x400 relays ran their best times of the season in competition at the famed Penn Relays on Thursday.
Raue, who ranks eighth nationally in Division III in the steeplechase, ran 17:09.21, just seven seconds off Wendy Pavlus SLU record, in the 5000 and finished 19th in the field in the Olympic Development Womens 5K which featured both collegiate and club team runners. Her 5000 meter time will move her well into the top 10 nationally with the top 22 women in each event qualifying for the NCAA Division III Championship at the end of the spring season.
Edwards ran the eighth fastest 10,000 meters of the season among Division III runners and finished 10th overall in the College Womens 10,000 Championship Thursday night. She was the first Division III finisher in the race among three of 27 entrants with a time of 36:04.05. The Saint 4x400 relay will move into the top 25 nationally after running 3:58.01 and finishing fourth in a heat won by Fordham.
While the Saints did not advance to the finals, the time turned in by Jessica Marini, Hannah Kinsey, Marisa Turner and Carly Stine was best in program history and first sub-4:00 time. The top 16 teams in Division III qualify for the NCAA championship and the Saints are 2.4 seconds off the current 16th best time. The 4x100 team of Stine, Kinsey, Marini and Sydney Bell ran 50.67 and was among some fast company as the University of Houston won the heat in 45.85 with South Carolina second and Duke third. The Saints were eighth in the heat and 68th overall in the field.
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Every year a select few senior students who participate in diving are awarded the prestigious title of Academic All-State. These students have demonstrated not only excellence in the sport of diving, but in school as well.
This year, Michael Glasson and Katie Hobbs were named Academic All-State for Carbon High School.
Each of the divers has given 100 percent to the sport of diving while maintaining impressive GPA's.
They have each won awards in competitions. Michael Glasson recently took first place in the region. The Carbon boys team also took first as a whole.
"It's not hard to dive and do well in school," said Hobbs. "You just have to take everything as it comes and don't worry about it too much."
"Maintaining my grades hasn't really been a problem because I have my priorities set straight," stated Glasson. "I can keep my grades up while still diving well and attending practices and meets."
Both divers have put a lot of time into diving and have a great respect for the sport.
"Diving is a lot of fun," remarked Hobbs. "My favorite dive is the back dive, but I am best at the forward somersault. It is not something most people think they can do, but they can. It is a great way to spend time, keep in shape, and get a feeling of self-worth. You could think of a day in practice as your life. You have to work hard and not be disappointed when you can't do something right the first time."
"My favorite and best dive is the forward two and a half," admitted Glasson. "It is also my most difficult. For me diving is about conquering fears and overcoming obstacles. You just have to be strong and persevere."
As in every sport there is room and opportunity for improvement.
"I think I've improved this year," said Hobbs. "I think at state I will do well. I will work hard."
"This year I have done exceptionally well," Glasson said as he thought about the meets he has been in. "I took first at region by about 50 points and I think that puts me in a good position to place at state."
Both Glasson and Hobbs have high hopes for the future and want to keep diving in their schedules.
"I am excited to be able to pass on what I know to younger divers who are just beginning<" said Hobbs. "Everyone should give it a chance. Joining the diving team was one of the best decisions I've ever made."
Diving is the only school sanctioned sport in the state where all the divisions (1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A) compete against each other for the state crown. That means schools with 60 students compete against schools with 2500 kids.
The Carbon diving team will be participating at state on Feb. 9.