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I would like to take this opportunity to clear up any misconception concerning an article which appeared in the Saturday issue of the Massena Courier Observer newspaper with regard to Social Services fraud investigator.
First and foremost, I have absolutely no problem with anyone wishing to have tattoos whatsoever. Its a matter of choice that I respect individuals to have.
In fact, I have members of my immediate family along with many friends who have chosen to sport them.
For those who sadly hide behind fictitious names when responding on Massena Courier Observer or Massena Topix to accuse me of negatively judging anyone is greatly mistaken.
With regard to pit bulls, I recently spent 28 years living in Detroit, Mich. Ive seen the good and the bad when it comes to these animals. When trained by its owner, any dog becomes a product of its environment.
In cases I point out, many times they are trained as security watch dogs for illegal drug activities. Im concerned for the number of people who call my office repeatedly who fear them in their neighborhoods. With that said, I commend those who do train their pit bulls to be just the opposite.
Further, the point I was alluding to was awareness of misuse of EBT funds. I am in total support of individuals who through their years of hard work paid into the Social Service program. It is you who are entitled to draw from those funds in times of need.
I am in total support of those who legitimately are in need of social service assistance and this community has many who are. I am totally against able-bodied individuals brought to our community through county directive who never paid into the system and most likely never will.
I fail to see a justified argument to support otherwise. Lets face it, I must have struck a nerve in the past three years because now the county feels the need to dedicate a welfare fraud investigator to Massena.
EBT and SS programs are not designed to fund the purchase of anything other than the staples to feed and clothe the needy. Im confident any hard working taxpayer would be in agreement.
In closing, I make my arguments for the people I work for, village of Massena residents. Its these taxpayers who elected me to fight for their best interests and I will continue to do so, no matter the cause.
James F. Hidy
Mayor, Village of Massena
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Aaron is an Australian graphic designer with a background in fine art and photography. Based on the Sunshine Coast, he runs a small design studio, Handball Friendly.
Aaron is an Australian graphic designer with a background in fine art and photography. Based on the Sunshine Coast, he runs a small design studio, Handball Friendly.
By Aaron Craig in New Products on Thursday 18 April 2013
Cult Australian creative magazine, Empty Magazine, is calling it a day and have decided to go out with a bumper issue instead of going silently into the night. Issue 22, the final issue, is out now and is packed with 152 pages of awesome artwork from a bunch of stellar artists including the likes of […]
By Aaron Craig in New Art on Wednesday 13 March 2013
Upfront is a celebration of t-shirt art for those that appreciate the difference between images that are meant to be worn and those that aren't. Organised by Marcus Dixon, a young artist who is psyched on bringing quality events to his sleepy hometown of Newcastle, Australia, the exhibition features established and emerging artists from Australia […]
By Aaron Craig in New Design on Saturday 9 March 2013
No Cure is an independent magazine out of Queensland, Australia that is bursting with designer profiles, artist interviews, creative studio spaces, new products and events worldwide. They are heavily involved in the creative scene in Queensland and strive to open doors in the creative community worldwide. Currently an online-magazine, No Cure aims to go to […]
By Aaron Craig in New Art on Friday 8 March 2013
Danilo Brandao is a Sydney-based Brazilian artist and graphic designer. I had the pleasure of exhibiting some of his work in a group show last year and immediately fell in love with his style. If there is a true all-rounder out there, it'd have to be this guy. From producing eye-catching detailed collage work, to […]
By Aaron Craig in New Music on Monday 23 July 2012
Canadian rap duo, The Antiheroes, have just released their new tune The Rebels complete with a killer music video. Polished by the skills of editor Micah Rix-Hayes, it's a mix of fast motion effects, slow-mo's and life size cutouts for the stop motion effects. Have a look, have a listen.
By Aaron Craig in New Art on Saturday 14 July 2012
Arkitip is a hand numbered four colour art book. Each issue is like an original piece of art that is affordable to art collectors of all economic levels. 'Support the arts. Promote freedom and expression. Make art affordable and accessible'. These all sound like admirable founding principles of a magazine to me. If you're into […]
By Aaron Craig in New Events on Saturday 14 July 2012
Formed in 2011 to provide inspiration to students studying the creative industries in regional Australia, Analogue/Digital Creative Conference returns to Australia's Gold Coast on October 12. With eight world class presenters, including artist Anthony Lister, design guru Christopher Doyle and street art heavyweight Numskull, and the introduction of three Question panels, Analogue/Digital is delivering plenty […]
By Aaron Craig in New Art on Saturday 14 July 2012
This multi-media collaboration between photographer Neil Krug and his wife, model Joni Harbeck, is filled with grainy, sun-scorched photographs taken on polaroids years past their sell-by date. The hardcover LP-sized book now has Issue One and Two, the themes ranging from a spaghetti western to a Bonnie and Clyde revival. Anyone into the current revival of analogue photography and beautifully crafted books will find this Pulp Art Book irresistible.
By Aaron Craig in New Photography on Saturday 14 July 2012
Belgian photographer Kurt Stallaert's hyper-realistic series entitled Bodybuilders World is hauntingly beautiful. At first glance, it seems to capture the everyday mundane take on modern living, but upon closer inspection, the bodies of the characters have been augmented into those of muscle bound bodybuilders with tense faces.
By Aaron Craig in Cool Travel on Friday 11 May 2012
When entrepreneurial couple Antonia Kelly and Bradley Wakefield told me they were opening a cafe in Brisbane, I immediately got excited. The two of them have been involved in a swag of venues and initiatives in Brisbane over the years, including the well known Good Guide and Brunswick Social dumpling bar.
By Aaron Craig in New Art on Wednesday 9 May 2012
I had the privilege of listening to Magda Sayeg talk the other day at the Analogue/Digital Creative Conference on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. Sayeg has made a name for herself by pioneering what has become known globally as yarn bombing. The idea behind yarn bombing is to cover an object in the public environment with knitting and crocheting. Simple enough, but no small feat when you see the scale of some of the projects she has produced. Apparently covering a bridge is next on the horizon. It's rad to see someone out there producing street art in a different context.
By Aaron Craig in New Design on Wednesday 9 May 2012
If you're into the design scene at all, you may already be familiar with the top-end work that this multi-disciplinary French studio produces. But if you aren't, Ill Studio have their own evolving style encompassing creative areas such as art-direction, graphic design, photography, typography and motion design.
By Aaron Craig in New Art on Friday 6 April 2012
Haroshi became infatuated with skating in his early teens so it's only natural that he started using decks as the medium for his artworks. His wooden mosaic style is made by stacking and gluing a heap of decks together and shaving the final artwork into the decks. Any object that gets a second life is okay with me, especially when they have been crafted into sculptures as beautiful as Haroshi's.
By Aaron Craig in New Art on Thursday 5 April 2012
I first fell in love with Kareem Rizk's work at Retrospect Gallery in Byron Bay a few years back. He is a Melbourne-based collage artist, illustrator and designer who works in both the digital medium and the more traditional collage mediums of acrylic, oil pastel, pencil, solvent transfers and acrylic transfers.
By Aaron Craig in New Art on Wednesday 4 April 2012
Remember those art classes at school? I once thought I was pretty good at drawing until I came across Paul Cadden's hyper-realist work. The 'hyper-realist style' focuses more on its emphasis on detail and the subjects depicted, where the virtual image becomes the living image and an intensification of the normal. Simply mindblowing.
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Recently I've been working in my front office, which is actually my enclosed porch. I've been taking advantage of our beautiful spring weather-- I'll have to move to the dining room or the guest bedroom / office come summer because the front room gets too darn hot.
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I admit, it made me a little sad --no, a lot sad-- to see how many people were at the Chick-Fil-A to support their right to eat fattening food** and give their money to a corporation who's president supports groups that fight to maintain a status quo that I…Continue
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Thank you for the Lead & Coal/ART post. I'm also very glad to see that University Heights is active and engaged on these issues. I'll plan to attend the meeting next Tuesday.
I haven't seen much evidence for similar action on the part of Silver Hill - is this an accurate perception or are there things bubbling under the surface? (I know the SHNA isn't always great about spreading the word to those of us on Lead). If my assessment is accurate, what course of action could Silver Hill folks take to get involved?
I keep forgetting to drop you a note and it's been a couple of weeks, but I wanted to say "thanks" from one of your neighbors for speaking up in the alibi about the lead/coal project.


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Gulfstream Park Derby & Spectacular Bid Bring in New Year
Gulfstream Park Derby & Spectacular Bid Bring in New Year
The 2013 crop of 3-year-old hopefuls on the road to the $1 million Florida Derby (G1) at Gulfstream Park on March 30 and Triple Crown races in the spring will be launched for some in renewals of the $100,000 Gulfstream Park Derby and $100,000 Spectacular Bid on New Year's Day Tuesday.
A wide-open field of eight was entered in the one-mile Gulfstream Park Derby with John Oxley's Star Contender and Goodwood Racing II's Purple Egg the likely choices. The six-furlong Spectacular Bid drew a field of six led by Bruce Chandler, Robert McKee and partners' Merit Man, David Melin and Trilogy Stable's Brave Dave and Silverton Hill LLC's Little Distorted.
Star Contender was among the leading 2-year-olds developed at Woodbine in 2012, winning the $250,000 Cup and Saucer Stakes and finishing second last out in the $250,000 Coronation Futurity on Nov. 10. The Canadian-bred son of Henny Hughes sets out on his 3-year-old campaign with jockey Patrick Husbands aboard for trainer Mark Casse, who is putting 'blinkers on' for Tuesday's race.
"We had a lot of nice 2-year-olds this year and he was the greenest of the bunch," said Casse Wednesday morning from Palm Meadows. "He's Canadian-bred and there are so many good races for them at Woodbine, we just left him up there. He's trained very well on dirt, but it's a question you want to answer."
An $80,000 Canadian September yearling sales purchase, Star Contender finished third making his career debut sprinting in the Simcoe Stakes in early September, a race won by Casse-trained stablemate Dynamic Sky. Star Contender stretched out to two turns to break his maiden in his second start later that month prior to capturing the Cup and Saucer on turf.
Jockey Joe Rocco, Jr. will get aboard Purple Egg for the first time as the Lion Heart gelding bids for his fourth victory in as many starts for trainer Jane Cibelli. A modest $22,000 Keeneland September yearling purchase, Purple Egg was an impressive debut winner at Monmouth Park in late August, won an allowance race by 6 ¾ lengths at Parx in mid-September and rallied to a one-length victory last out in the Inaugural Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs on Dec. 1.
"The first time I saw this horse gallop, I said 'What a stride!' He did things so easily," said Cibelli recently. "His last race was his toughest after the first two came to him rather easily. I've always thought he wanted to go long."
Also certain to attract solid support in the race will be Dream Walkin Farms' Almost English and jockey Jose Lezcano in the saddle for trainer Nick Zito. The roan/gray colt by Tapit was a $160,000 Keeneland September yearling purchase and has made three starts.
Almost English finished second by a half-length in his six-furlong debut at Delaware Park on Sept. 22, broke his maiden next out on Oct. 14 at Parx going seven furlongs and finished third last out in an 'off the turf' one-mile allowance race at Churchill Downs on Nov. 7.
Completing the field for the Gulfstream Park Derby are Pinnacle Racing Stable's Uptown Anthem, Juan Leyva; Rose Stephany Taveras' Sr. Quisqueyano, Joel Rosario; Trilogy Stable and Laurie Plesa's Itsmyluckyday, Paco Lopez and Rose Family Stable's Joshua's Comprise, Kent Desormeaux.
Merit Man will be the heavy favorite and horse to beat in the Spectacular Bid and jockey Joel Rosario to ride for trainer Bob Hess, Jr. The Florida-bred son of With Distinction won his first two starts at Del Mar and Santa Anita and went into the $500,000 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint at Santa Anita on Nov. 2 as the 1-to-2 favorite. He led every step but the last, losing a nose decision to longshot Hightail.
"He ran a great race. I think he got to loafing a little bit out there on the lead," said Hess from California Friday afternoon. "We think we've learned a few things about him since then and he's probably best with a target to run at. I'll be there tomorrow and we'll school him in the paddock Sunday."
Brave Dave is among the most experienced and accomplished in the Spectacular Bid line-up with jockey Paco Lopez re-united with the colt for trainer Eddie Plesa, Jr. A homebred son of Put It Back, Brave Dave won his career debut at Calder on June 30 and shipped to Monmouth Park with Plesa's summer division.
Brave Dave made his second start in the Sanford Stakes (G2) at Saratoga on July 22, finishing fourth behind Bern Identity after prompting the pace and then drifting out to the middle of the track in the stretch. "All I can say about that race is that he seemed to lose focus," said Plesa. "It wasn't really a bad race."
From the Sanford, Brave Dave won three straight in the Sapling Stakes (G3) at Monmouth in on Sept. 2 and the Birdonthewire on Sept. 29 and Jack Price Juvenile on Nov. 10 back at Calder. In one start since, Brave Dave finished second by a length as the 1-to-2 favorite in the six-furlong Inaugural Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs on Dec. 1.
"I have a lot of respect for Jane Cibelli's horse (Purple Egg) that beat us, but there were some things that worked against us that day. First, he (Brave Dave) had to ship up there and then we had a little bug in our barn at the time and when we scoped him he had a little mucous. He's 110 percent now."
Little Distorted has run only once but will get solid support with jockey Javier Castellano to ride in his first start for trainer Darrin Miller. The son of Distorted Humor made a flashy debut winning first out at Belmont Park on Oct. 28 by 2 ¼ lengths over for owner Kuehne Racing and trainer Michael Mareina, and was sold privately not long after.
Mareina actually brought the colt to Gulfstream in November for the new owners and looked after him here before sending him to Miller at Payson Park. "I haven't had him that long, just since Dec. 2," said Miller this week. "I like what I've seen so far. We think this is the next logical move to see where we are with him.
Completing the field for the Spectacular Bid are Natalie Hinson and Rowan Dixon's Rockyshomerun, Gary Bain; Hurricane Stable's Cat Five Hurricane, Kent Desormeaux; and Cloud Nine Lumoni's City of Weston, Luis Saez.


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Community Library of Allegheny Valley clicks with readers with new Laid Back Book Club
It's a novel idea, but also one that makes sense in the fast-paced age of social media. Since September, the Community Library of Allegheny Valley, Harrison branch, has been bringing a book club to anyone, anywhere, as long as they have an email address and can log on.
Its Laid Back Book Club is proving popular with patrons and staff, who credit its flexibility and accessibility for making book discussions possible.
"I think it's important for libraries to meet patrons where they are," says Caitlin Bauer, adult programming specialist for the Library. "People are spending more and more time online, and they depend on social networking to connect with others. Starting an online book club was a way to reach out to library users who are plugged into technology this way."
The premise is simple. The Laid Back Book Club is set up like a regular book club, except discussion takes place online, Bauer says. Each month, she says, she chooses a book for the club's readers and posts a summary, discussion questions, an excerpt and related articles.
Those interested in participating can pick up a copy of the book of the month at the library's circulation desk. Then, as they read, they can post thoughts and ideas about the book in the online discussion.
"There are no hard-and-fast deadlines or meetings to attend," Bauer says.
"It's great to see continued participation throughout the month as our readers post their reactions to the book and respond to others' comments."
"The Laid Back Book Club allows our patrons to ... participate at their own pace, on their own time."
While many enjoy reading a good book and discussing details with others who have also read it, it's difficult, nearly impossible, for people to commit to monthly book-club meetings, according to Bauer.
Library director Kathy Firestone agrees, noting that in a book club she belongs to, meeting dates often have to be changed because of scheduling conflicts among members.
"The idea of the Laid Back Book Club, where discussion is just a click way, is really exciting to someone like me," she says. "It just provides another avenue for reading and the exchange of ideas."
With posts for each book available on the site, readers can jump in at any,time and pick up a conversation on one of the selections.
That's what Kathy Baird of Harrison did when she learned of the club. She was returning a book on a CD version of Jeanette Wall's "The Glass Castle," which was September's selection.
"I'm new to the area, and this is a good way to share in a book club without having to be there, as my job takes me on weekly trips across the country. That would make it impossible for me to belong to a traditional book club."
Baird says that one day, she'd like to see the members meet face to face. Until then, she and other participants are happy sharing their impressions and insights online.
The written format, Bauer says, allows readers to explain ideas in greater detail than they would be able to do in a traditional face-to-face discussion.
Bauer says, "We wanted to accommodate their schedules and make it easy for them to participate on their own time."
While the program clicks with readers, the library still has plenty to offer those who prefer traditional discussions, like the library's historical book club and its newly formed contemporary-fiction book club.
"There will always be a place for traditional library services like face-to-face book clubs," Bauer says. "Technology is not going to replace those interactions — instead, it will allow us to expand and serve our patrons in new ways."
Julie Martin is a freelance writer for Trib Total Media.
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The state tried to make former Marine Brandon Raub "disappear."
After being handcuffed and carted away from his Virginia home by the FBI, Secret Service and Chesterfield Police Department on Aug. 16, Raub was confined in the John Randolph Psychiatric Medical Hospital where he was given a mental evaluation. On Aug. 20, he was sentenced to up to 30 more days further confinement and ordered by a special judge to a Veteran's Hospital more than three hours from his home — far away from his family and his legal team — even though a similar facility is about eight miles from his home.
The FBI, Secret Service and police admit Raub has committed no crime. They simply didn't like his Facebook posts calling 9/11 an inside job, accusing the Bush family of crimes and warning of a coming revolution.
Raub thought he was protecting America's freedoms when served his two tours of duty in the Mideast. He's learning that America is no longer the land of the free and the elites have no patience for dissent.
Speech is supposed to be protected — especially speech that makes people uncomfortable. But that is no longer the case in America.
A judge ordered Raub released yesterday, a week after he was dragged from his home. The petition filed by his persecutors was blank and didn't list a single allegation against him. The judge said Raub suffered a "deprivation of his liberty" by being held without a clear claim.
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The first half of "The Sunflower" is an account of some of Simon Wiesenthal's time in a Nazi concentration camp. As a young man, Wiesenthal was at a hospital providing forced labor, when he was taken to see a mortally wounded SS officer named Karl. Karl had been tormented by the crimes he committed and as he was dying, he wanted to confess to and also receive forgiveness from a Jew. That Jew was Simon Wiesenthal. After hearing the Nazi's story, Wiesenthal left the room in silence but the issue of what he should have done or whether he had done the right thing haunted him. Wiesenthal shared this and discussed what he did with fellow Jewish prisoners. At another time, he also discussed this with a Catholic in the prison camp. Even after being liberated from Mauthausen, the whole event still seemed to haunt him. He even visited the mother of the SS officer after the war was over.
The second half of "The Sunflower" is a collection of essays written by theologians, spiritual leaders, rabbis, authors, and others who have experienced heinous crimes themselves. These essayists wrestle with questions like whether we can forgive crimes committed against others; if we should forgive people no matter how horrific the crime; and what we owe the victims of such heinous crimes. The new edition of "Sunflower," in honor of the 20th anniversary of its publication, adds a number of other voices reflecting a large range of diversity.
Simon Wiesenthal Center
Nazi Hunter Simon Wiesenthal Dies at 96
The Washington Post
Mandel Fellowship Book Reviews
Random House Reader's Guide
Reflection from a student at the I.L. Peretz Community Jewish School
Facing History and Ourselves: The Sunflower Synopsis
SAJES Educational Resource Guide
SOURCE: Vision, January/February 2012
Visit www.nacc.org/vision to read.
Vision is a serial publication of the National Association of Catholic Chaplains.


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Rating: R
Duration: 1hr 35min
In COME OUT AND PLAY, Beth and Francis, a happy young couple expecting their first child, have come to Mexico for a romantic getaway. Francis insists on venturing by boat to a more serene locale, Beth hesitantly agrees. As they dock on a sun-kissed beach where children are playing and giggling, everything seems perfect at first. But as they wander the strangely empty streets, an atmosphere of unease sets in: an abandoned hotel, a distress call that repeatedly echoes from a radio set, the sense of being watched the sound of children's laughter drifting through the streets, but no adults in sight. When Francis witnesses the violent death of an old man at the hands of a smiling little girl, a day in paradise quickly turns into a struggle for survival. Francis must protect his very pregnant wife from a pack of murderous children and get the couple off the island alive. An unsettling theme drives the starkly simple plot of COME OUT AND PLAY, Belarus-born filmmaker Makinov's horror production based on Juan José Plan's 1976 Spanish horror classic, El Juego De Niños.
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- Directed by Makinov
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Alastair Hignell: By George, he's a talent, but he's not ready for England yet
Posted: May 17, 2012|
AT least none of his selections suffered a serious injury. England coach Stuart Lancaster must have feared the worst ahead of last weekend's Premiership semi-finals as an extraordinary 31 of his 42-man squad for next month's tour of South Africa were due to play for Harlequins, Leicester, Saracens and Northampton. As it happens, the most serious injury concern of the weekend affects a player who, in the end, didn't get on the pitch.
Toby Flood's absence from the Leicester line-up merely allowed a precocious talent to shine. Nineteen-year-old George Ford, son of former England assistant coach Mike, gave such a mature display in Leicester's close, but convincing, victory over Saracens that suggestions that, if need arose, he could replace Flood on the plane to South Africa, seemed far from far-fetched.
That's not going to happen. Ford may be young and talented, but he's also small and light. It's well nigh impossible to do anything that might make him taller than the 5ft 9ins he claims to be, but Leicester and Lancaster are convinced he could benefit from a bit of supervised bulking-up. Instead of strutting his stuff on the veld, Ford can look forward to a summer of pumping iron in the gym.
The opposite logic applies to two other young Tigers.
Hooker Tom Youngs and lock Graham Kitchener are, like Ford, far from regulars in the Leicester line-up. Youngs, in fact, has yet to start a Premiership match for the Tigers and has only been a hooker for three years.
But he's the brother of England scrum-half Ben and the son of former England number nine Nick, and, having played Premiership rugby as a centre, is deemed to have all the pace, tackling ability and ball-handling skill necessary to reach the top as an international front-row forward. What he doesn't have is experience of big-match rugby and consistency with his line-out throwing – deficiencies which a couple of midweek matches against South African opposition will go some way to rectifying.
Kitchener should benefit likewise. So should other new forwards such as Joe Launchbury, Tom Johnson, Carl Fearns and Joe Marler, first-time backs like George Lowe, Jonathan Joseph, Alex Goode and Christian Wade and returners such as James Haskell, Lee Mears and Thomas Waldrom up front and Danny Care, Anthony Allen and Mike Brown behind the scrum.
But, while some pundits are hailing Lancaster for giving youth its head and rewarding the players in form, others are entitled to wonder whether he has gone far enough. I'm not sure, for instance, that he's been entirely consistent.
On the one hand, he talks about planning for the next World Cup and the need to give young players plenty of Test experience before the competition comes to England in 2015. On the other, he finds room for thirty-somethings Waldrom, Palmer and Mears up front, and, even in the face of the extraordinary progress made by the likes of Ford and Gloucester's Freddie Burns, keeps faith with Charlie Hodgson.
If he has decided that, particularly against South Africa, he needs players with the sort of experience these 'veterans' bring to the table, why hasn't he found a place for Nick Easter, who, as Saturday's display against Northampton confirmed, is still one of the wiliest operators around?
If he still hasn't forgiven Easter for the infamous "35 grand down the toilet" remark at last autumn's World Cup, why has he welcomed Haskell, for whom he also has to breach the protocol prohibiting from selecting players from outside the UK, back into the fold?
And, if he is really tough on miscreants, why has he extended the olive branch so swiftly to Care, a man who, after being evicted from the squad for drunken transgressions, has been involved in drink-related incidents on two subsequent occasions?
If he hasn't done so already, Lancaster will claim exceptional circumstances in the last two cases. Unlike Easter, the two could be key components of his World Cup squad and, as such, are worth a gamble. He should waste no time in explaining to them that they really are supping in the last-chance saloon.
My only other quibbles with Lancaster's selections concern the lack of depth at hooker and on the left wing. Mears and David Strettle are lucky that there are few credible alternatives in their playing positions. If they didn't know before, they do now. The youngsters are breathing down their necks.


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Study of Bupropion Versus Bupropion + Naltrexone for Smoking Cessation
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The purpose of this study is to compare the effects of bupropion + placebo to bupropion + naltrexone as treatments to help smokers quit.
Tobacco Use Disorder
Drug: Bupropion
Drug: Bupropion + Naltrexone
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Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Phase II Randomized, Double-Blind Trial of Bupropion Versus Bupropion + Naltrexone for Smoking Cessation
- Biochemically-verified point-prevalence abstinence [ Time Frame: 7, 11, 16, and 30 weeks post-quit ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Likelihood of progression to a relapse (e.g., return to baseline smoking) following a slip at any time in study. [ Time Frame: At any point following the quit date. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Treatment completion. [ Time Frame: Weeks 7 and 30. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Daily cigarette smoking rate. [ Time Frame: Weekly ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Frequency and severity of bupropion and naltrexone side effects. [ Time Frame: Weekly during treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Attentional bias. [ Time Frame: Weeks 1, 3, and 7. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Impulsivity. [ Time Frame: Weeks 1, 3, and 7. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Nicotine withdrawal, craving and negative/positive affect. [ Time Frame: All visits. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|November 2006
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|July 2010
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|February 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: 1
Drug: Bupropion
Sustained-release, 150 mg, q.d., for days 1-3, 150 mg, b.i.d., for balance of 7 weeks.
Placebo, 25 mg, q.d., for 7 weeks.
Experimental: 2
Drug: Bupropion + Naltrexone
Bupropion, Sustained-release, 150 mg, q.d., for days 1-3, 150 mg, b.i.d., for balance of 7 weeks.
Naltrexone, 25 mg, q.d., for 7 weeks.
Detailed Description:
The purpose of this study is to compare the effects of bupropion + placebo to bupropion + naltrexone as treatments to help smokers quit. Bupropion is an FDA-approved medication for smoking cessation that is believed to provide relief from craving and withdrawal through promotion of two neurotransmitter chemicals, dopamine and noradrenaline. Naltrexone is an FDA-approved medication for the treatment of opiate and alcohol dependence, that appears to function through blocking certain opiate receptors in the brain. It is expected that bupropion + naltrexone will produce higher smoking quit rates than bupropion + placebo. Bupropion alone is effective in alleviating some nicotine withdrawal complaints and craving for nicotine. However, bupropion does not reduce the rewarding effects of slips to smoking. Naltrexone alone is not generally effective as a smoking cessation medication, but it does help to reduce the rewarding effects of slips to smoking. Thus, it may help to prevent full relapse to smoking. In addition, naltrexone can help to reduce craving for cigarettes. It is hypothesized that the differing complementary actions of the two drugs will help smokers more than bupropion alone. In addition to examining smoking quit rates, the proposed study will also look at psychological processes that change during smoking cessation including, nicotine withdrawal, nicotine craving, mood, impulsivity, and attention
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- 18 years and older.
- Smoked at least 10 cigarettes/day for at least 1 year.
- English speaking.
- Females who are of childbearing potential must practice effective contraception and meet the following criteria:
- Are instructed to avoid pregnancy through 30 days after the last dose of study medication.
- Have a negative urine pregnancy test at baseline.
- Agree to use of the birth control methods listed: an oral contraceptive agent, an intrauterine device (IUD), an implantable contraceptive (e.g., Norplant), or an injectable contraceptive (e.g., Depo-Provera) for at least one month prior to entering the study and will continue its use through at least 30 days after the last dose of the study medication. A barrier method of contraception (e.g., condom or diaphragm with spermicide) while participating in the study and 30 days after the last dose of study medication.
- Willingness to reduce alcohol consumption during study to 2 or fewer standard drinks/day (3 oz. of alcohol or two beers (12 oz.), or two 5 oz. glasses of wine).
- Willingness to not use illicit drugs during study period including marijuana.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Concurrent use of tobacco products (other than cigarettes) or nicotine products.
- Contraindications to use of bupropion (i.e., concurrent use of other forms of bupropion, MAO inhibitors, anti-depressant medication, seizure disorder or any clinical situation that might increase risk for seizures, past head injury, current or prior diagnosis of bulimia or anorexia nervosa; bipolar disorder).
- Contraindications to use of naltrexone (i.e., past history of opioid abuse or dependence or evidence of opioid use in the past 30 days; significant hepatocellular injury as evidenced by liver enzyme levels over 3 times normal limits).
- Use of medications whose metabolism or effects may be adversely altered by bupropion or naltrexone. Medications that contraindicate the use of bupropion include theophylline, procarbazine, carbimazole, nialamide, pargyline, toloxatone, iproniazid, and systemic steroids. Medications that contraindicate the use of naltrexone include opioid analgesics and yohimbine.
- Current use of anti-seizure medications, disulfiram, or any medications that significantly challenge liver functioning.
- Treatment for drug or alcohol dependence during the last year, or evidence of alcohol abuse so severe that the patient is judged potentially unable to comply with the protocol.
- Evidence of problem alcohol consumption based on AUDIT.
- Self-reported use of illicit drugs in the past 90 days (including opioids, but excluding marijuana).
- Suicidal or homicidal ideation.
- Current major depression.
- History of bipolar disorder.
- Recent (within twelve months) myocardial infarction.
- Pregnant or lactating or planning pregnancy during treatment period.
- Having plans to leave the immediate geographical area within 9 months.
- Unwillingness or inability to given written informed consent.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00419731
|Contact: Marc E Mooney, Ph.D.
|Contact: Dorothy K Hatsukami, Ph.D.
|United States, Minnesota
|Tobacco Use Research Center, University of Minnesota
|Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, 55414
|Contact: Marc E Mooney, Ph.D. 612-273-9732 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Marc E Mooney, Ph.D.
|Principal Investigator:
|Marc E Mooney, Ph.D.
|Univerisity of Minnesota
Additional Information:
|Responsible Party:
|Marc E. Mooney, Ph.D., University of Minnesota
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|Study First Received:
|January 8, 2007
|Last Updated:
|December 2, 2009
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United States: Institutional Review Board
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Tobacco Use Disorder
Chemically-Induced Disorders
Mental Disorders
Substance-Related Disorders
Antidepressive Agents
Antidepressive Agents, Second-Generation
Central Nervous System Agents
Dopamine Agents
Dopamine Uptake Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Narcotic Antagonists
Neurotransmitter Agents
Neurotransmitter Uptake Inhibitors
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Psychotropic Drugs
Sensory System Agents
Therapeutic Uses
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County will get grant for homestead relief
COVINGTON - Newton County will receive its share of the Homeowner Tax Relief Grant for 2008, Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Kathy Morgan said Wednesday.
Social Circle studet wins national award
Broadway actress Jenn Colella, left, from films like "High Fidelity" and "Urban Cowboy," Social Circle Theater student Kaylee Ruark and Broadway actress Jenifer Foote, from shows like "A Chorus Line" and "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels." Colella and Foote presented Ruark with Ruark with an award for Outstanding Individual: Female during the January 18 closing ceremony of the 2009 Junior Theater Festival at the Hilton Atlanta. It's the world's largest musical theater festival dedicated to groups working with elementary and middle school students to bring them together with students, teachers and Broadway professionals to celebrate on-stage and backstage excellence.
Field house project hits funding snag Bids for building come in much higher than expected
COVINGTON - Getting started on the new field house at Sharp Stadium may take a little longer than first expected.
Schools hope for new scoreboard
COVINGTON - The Newton County Board of Education is considering the addition of a new scoreboard at Sharp Stadium as part of the project to improve the facility.
Registration open for next ACT
The next ACT achievement test will be administered on April 4, and students who wish to take the college admission and placement exam must register by today. Late registration deadline is available from Saturday until March 13 for an extra fee.
No salary cuts for county employees Budget-cutting measures spare workers furloughs, reduction in pay
COVINGTON - County employees were spared a salary cut and a mandatory furlough Wednesday afternoon, as Administrative Officer John Middleton announced department heads had found alternative ways to reduce the budget by more than $1 million.
Official: Vick OK'd for home confinement
RICHMOND, Va. - Imprisoned NFL star Michael Vick will be allowed to finish his sentence under home confinement because there is no room at a halfway house for him, a government official told The Associated Press on Thursday.
Bruce and Vicky Giles announce the engagement of their daughter, Lorien Kelly Giles, to Steven Richard Moran Jr., son of Steven Moran Sr. of Newnan and Theresa Moran of Covington.
Doug Holt - 02/27/09 A View from the House
On Tuesday last week, Gov. Perdue announced that the revenue estimate for the state budget must be lowered by another $465 million. This makes the job of cutting an even more significant challenge. Considering this bad news, the House majority caucus has concluded that we must do more than merely react to the crisis by cutting the budget. Since any sustained revival will be driven by private enterprise, especially small business, the most valuable thing we can do is create incentives to get the dominoes of daily business decisions falling forward, instead of backward. We are launching the Jobs, Opportunity and Business Success Act, which is a package of primarily small business-friendly hiring credits and new business incentives. We began moving the package legislatively this week. The state government has a responsibility to pitch in too, and this is where we start.
Darrell Huckaby - 02/27/09
Back when I was coming along - which could mean any time between my birth, in 1952, or my graduation from college, in 1975, give or take a semester or two - there was a lot of talk about the so-called "generation gap." Children were not supposed to be able to understand their parents and vice versa. Honesty compels me to admit that I never put much stock in that whole generation gap malarkey. My parents, Homer and Tommie Huckaby, never had any trouble making themselves understood - by me or anyone of any age, and I am fairly certain that they understood me, too.
Daisy Cole of Lawrenceville announces the engagement of her daughter, Theresa Cole, to LaMar Erkard of Conyers, son of Lester Erkard of McDonough and Cynthia Christopher of Lithonia.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wiseman of Conyers announce the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca Marie Wiseman of Conyers, to Eli Robinson of Sandersville, Ga., son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Robinson of Sandersville.
Key players return for Eastside golf
COVINGTON - The best way to characterize the Eastside boys and girls golf team is experienced.
Ride for the Cure set for March 28
COVINGTON - Snapping Shoals EMC is getting ready for the 5th Annual Ride for the Cure, a community motorcycle ride and poker run that benefits the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.
Bulldoggs shut out Eagles 12-0
WINDER - Eastside baseball coach Michael Poor said he considered the Eagles' 12-0 loss to Winder-Barrow on Thursday "a learning experience."
Eastside splits with Alcovy Eagles boys win 4-1; Lady Tigers on top 4-1
COVINGTON - Whatever adjustments are being made by the Eastside boys and the Alcovy girls tennis teams appear to be working as they won their matches 4-1 Thursday.
Hanson brings heat Prospect throws 99 mph fastball as Braves top Astros 8-7
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Team USA should feel pretty good about putting Roy Oswalt on the mound in the World Baseball Classic.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Rooks of Florence, Ky., formerly of Conyers, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lindsey Marie Rooks, to Thomas Edward Eten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eten of Alexandria, Ky.
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Newton Blotter - 02/27/09
The following charges and arrests were reported by the Newton County Sheriff's Office, Covington Police Department, Oxford Police Department and Porterdale Police Department:
Speed and Lisa Young of Conyers announce the engagement of their daughter, Alexandria Young of Conyers, to Chad Crawford of Monroe, son of Terry Crawford of Conyers and Deanna Crawford of Monroe.
Rockdale Blotter - 02/27/09
The following charges and arrests were reported by the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office (RCSO), Conyers Police Department (CPD) and Georgia State Patrol (GSP) between Feb. 17 and Monday:
Kids encouraged to celebrate National Poetry Month with pets
April marks the 13th anniversary of National Poetry Month. To help celebrate, budding Emily Dickinsons and Edgar Allan Poes are encouraged to participate in the 2nd annual "Paws for Poetry" Contest.
Christina Ann Beasley and James David Carter Jr. were married on Jan. 24 at Tabernacle of Praise in Mansfield. Dr. Jeffrey R. Perkins officiated the service.
Sylvan encourages every child to read
Sylvan Learning is launching a pledge drive to encourage local students and parents to read on March 2, designated as NEA's Read Across America.


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Those who were lucky enough to grab Nokia's N9 MeeGo smartphone will be happy to know that the Finnish company is now offering a free wallpaper to all owners.
The wallpaper that allows Nokia N9 users to customize their phones was made back in August by a graffiti artist who goes by the name of Trama.
"Graffiti is something different, just the like the Nokia N9. We believe that the Nokia N9 is going to appeal to a lot of urban, young people in big cities. These are also the same people who often appreciate graffiti," said Nokia's Marketing Manager Jussi Mäkinen.
Obviously, everything is legal as the graffiti was made on a wall set up by the Helsinki authorities especially for graffiti artists.
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The College seems to have broken the security on B@B and identified the author of the ugly post concerning a resident of the Choates:
If the College can so easily track posts on B@B, this development could be the death knell for the site.
Addendum: The College has also announced a new initiative against assault:
Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson has announced the creation of a new center for prevention of sexual assault and violence at Dartmouth. The Center, which will be known as the Center for Community Action and Prevention (CCAP), will serve as the hub for the new Dartmouth Bystander Initiative (DBI) and related violence prevention programs.
From its new dedicated office centrally located in Robinson Hall, the Center will build on the current campus momentum for change, mobilize students and community members to take action to prevent sexual violence, and empower students to make a difference.
Johnson has appointed Amanda Childress to serve as CCAP Director. Childress, who has been the College's Sexual Assault Awareness Program Coordinator for the past two years, worked closely with national assault prevention expert Jennifer Messina '93 to develop the College's signature DBI program. DBI aims to foster a culture of support in which people feel they can take positive steps to defuse threatening situations and to prevent harm to their peers.
"I am delighted that Amanda has agreed to take on this new role. She is highly-regarded in our community, and will continue to strengthen existing collaborative partnerships with faculty, students, staff, and alumni to ensure that all of us serve as active bystanders and find ways to prevent violence on our campus," Johnson says.
Childress says the new center reflects Dartmouth's commitment to confront the national scourge of sexual violence on college campuses and highlights the College's role as a leader in developing culture-changing strategies.
Childress cites the recent report by the White House Council on Women and Girls that finds nearly 1 in 5 women, and 1 in 71 men have experienced rape in their lifetimes. National data indicate that college students are at the highest risk of sexual assault.
"It is unacceptable that a woman is more likely to be sexually assaulted because she decided to attend college," Childress says. Data also shows that a majority of campus sexual assaults are committed by repeat offenders, she says.
"Dartmouth has understood this and has been taking new steps to address these issues—including the development of DBI—over the past few years," she says. "This new center will enable us to bring heightened focus to developing a coherent and effective response to this national problem."
Childress and other members of Johnson's staff will be working closely with Messina to prepare for the official center opening on July 1. In the meantime, Johnson notes that the initial DBI rollout begun earlier this academic year will continue, and current students will have the opportunity to contribute to the planning for Center programs.
"All who share our commitment to making this campus safe will have ways to be involved," says Johnson. "We are thrilled that CCAP will provide a forum for moving us forward."
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Introducing InfraDNA, the Hudson company
(I started cross-posting blogs to my own website.)
As I wrote in my farewell note, I was working on starting a new company around Hudson. It took longer than I initially anticipated, but it's finally open for business!
The company will provide two things; one is support, so that I can answer your questions and problem reports in a timely fashion, and the other is consulting, so that I can help you develop custom plugins, or provide on-site support to work on some tricky problems.
The name of the company is InfraDNA because I think of Hudson more as an infrastructure on which all kinds of server-side automation/tools can be built/deployed, and because I think this stuff is built into me (as in DNA) — when I look back my career as a software engineer, I always somehow seem to come back to tooling. (Plus, the domain name was available!)
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If you need any help supporting cajo.dev.java.net in Hudson; even though now you are a commercial enterprise, you are entitled to our special entrepreneur's rate: i.e. free ;-)
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Other than skating, my main Summer activity is backpacking. Usually I do stuff in the Colorado Rockies. High elevation hikes keep you in shape in the off season. Lately I've also been getting into the Southeast Utah canyon country. Lots of cool shit, Anasazi ruins and whatnot. Here's a couple of pics from a recent trek to see "The All American Man" rock painting near Salt Creek:
Me and the old lady:
The Man:
Hand prints, these were like 3 inches tall! The indians were small people.
Checking out the Canyon:
My snowboarding buddy Keeler:
Lots of fun. Any other backpackers here?
I grew up just south of Denver, and have been leary of backpacking around Chicago...
After living here for 4 years, I took the plunge and went up to Michigan's UP. Actually, it was fun. The weather was cool in the dead of the summer, there were no boats, planes or cars to be heard for the 4 days we were hiking. One day, a plane was flying nearby, when we started to hear it, we were all like cavemen "Huh? What's that? What's that? Oooga-booga!"
Was great to get out int othe wilderness and unplug for a few days. Must say, it wasn't Yosemite back-country, or anything remotely close, but was awesome to live out of a pack. 3 days, 4 nights, 24 miles, and only 12 weeks out of knee surgery!
Nice! That sounds like fun. The UP sounds cool. I've always wanted to do a canoe trip in the Boundary Waters...is it sorta like that?
I know what you mean about being leery about backpacking in different places. I was used to packing around the mountains, so I wasn't too sure about doing the whole canyon thing. I figured it would just be hot and dry and sandy and miserable. But I was totally wrong...it was sweet! I've heard from other people that have done cool trips in places that you wouldn't normally think of going backpacking, so now I'm open to anything. I think it's just awesome to be in the wilderness, no matter where you are :)
Not really boundary waters material... we were on the shore of lake superior for 2 nights, then hiked inland to an inland lake. But yeah, kind of that atmosphere of the "northwoods" lots of mosquitos and snipe ;)
Oh I got ya. Cool.
Yeah, gotta watch out for the snipe.
did a back packing trip this year in the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia. I've been bugging my buddy for weeks to get back out for another weekend trip but his work schedule is a mess.
Cool! Looks very green. Are bugs bad out there?
I love backpacking. I have a couple pictures from my 45 km trip, 3 nights.
Theres something about backpacking that makes it so good, being out in the middle of nowhere and sharing the quiet moments. Its always nice sharing a small joint at the top of a mountain!
And soaking wet from what I hear.
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