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John Wayne Glover was a convicted Australian serial killer. He was responsible for the North Shore Granny Murders in Sydney, Australia. He was nicknamed "The Granny Killer" for his trademark murders that involved attacking older woman by beating them on the head with a hammer until they collapsed, then by strangling them with their underwear.
Full Name: John Wayne Glover / Born: John Walter Glover
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian
Birth: November 26, 1932 in England, United Kingdom
Death: September 9, 2005 in Marrangaroo, New South Wales, Australia - Age 72
Cause of Death: Suicide in prison (hanging)
Nicknames: Granny Killer / Monster of Mosman
Murder toll: 6+
Murder timeline: 1989-1990 / Age 56 at first murder, 57 at last murder Murder Locations: Australia - Belrose, New South Wales / Lane Cove, New South Wales / Mosman, New South Wales
Preferred Pray: Elderly females
Modus Operandi: Robbery, bludgeoning, strangulation
Victim Disposal: Left them where they were murdered
Signature: Beat most victims in head with hammer then strangled them with their underwear or pantyhose.
Originally from England, Glover emigrated to Australia in 1956.
Before John Glover began his killings in the late 1980s, he was a volunteer at the Senior Citizens Society, and was considered among his friends a friendly, trustworthy man.
He was married with two children, and lived a contented lifestyle in Mosman. Glover worked as a sales representative for Four 'n' Twenty Pies.
There is no evidence of Glover killing until 1989, when he was 57. At this stage, he had been married for 20 years and had children, and his wife had no knowledge of his previous offences. Glover admitted to the killings when confronted with the police evidence. He denied responsibility for other crimes in which he was a prime suspect, including the bashing murder of Florence Broadhurst in her Paddington home in 1977. A number of years after his conviction, Glover admitted that he never worried about who his victims were, or why he killed them. He said he wanted to stop killing, but couldn't. After each murder he apparently went about his normal life.
Gwendoline Mitchelhill
On 1 March 1989, as he left the Mosman RSL in Military Rd, Glover saw Gwendoline Mitchelhill walking down the street. Glover returned to his car and put a hammer under his belt. He followed Mitchelhill to the entry foyer of her Military Road apartment building. As she went to open the front door, he hit her with the hammer on the back of her head. He then continued to bash her about the head and body; several of her ribs were broken. Glover fled the scene taking her wallet containing $100. Mitchelhill was still alive when she was found by two schoolboys, but died shortly after the police and ambulance arrived. The police had no leads and there was nothing concrete to link this attack with the previous attack on Margaret Todhunter. The police assumed that it was another mugging gone wrong.
Lady (Winfreda) Ashton
On 9 May 1989, Glover was walking along Military Road when he saw eighty-four year-old Lady Ashton walking towards him. She was on her way home to nearby Raglan Street. Glover put on a pair of gloves and followed her into the foyer of her apartment, where he attacked her with his hammer. He then threw her to the ground and dragged her into a rubbish bin alcove where he repeatedly hit her head on the pavement. Glover recalled that she had almost overpowered him, until he fell on top of her and started to hit her head on the pavement. After she was knocked unconscious, John Glover removed her pantyhose and strangled her. He placed the Ashton's walking stick and shoes at her feet. He then left with her purse containing $100. Glover headed for the Mosman RSL, where he commented to staff that he hoped the sirens outside weren't for another mugging.
The police found Lady Ashton lying face down diagonally across the concrete floor of the small bin alcove. There was a pool of blood around her head. The pantyhose were strung so tight around her neck that it cut through the skin. Her bare legs were crossed and her arms were placed by her sides. She had a thin trickle of blood running out of her mouth. At this point, the police concluded they were facing a serial killer. To date all three victims were wealthy elderly women, from the same suburb, and were all assaulted or killed in the same manner before being robbed of their handbags.
A post mortem was carried out and no sign of semen was found. The ligature mark around her neck measured nine centimetres. She had bruises on her nose and temple, on her neck, and both her eyelids. At some stage during the struggle she bit her lips causing damage to the inner lining of her mouth. There was a wound on her cheek, which was an open cut that had a small, semi-circular abrasion which was a few centimetres away from it. The examiner noted the victim's diamond ring was still present suggesting that she had not been killed for money.
Other offences
On 11 January 1989, 84-year-old Margaret Todhunter was walking down Hale Road, Mosman, where she was seen by Glover. After parking his car, he walked to the victim. He punched Todhunter in the face, and stole the contents of her purse including $209. As he ran off with the victim's handbag, Mrs Todhunter yelled out, 'You rotten bugger'. Glover then went to the Mosman RSL club where he spent the money on beer and video poker. Investigating police concluded the crime was a mugging and held little hope of finding the perpetrator.
On 6 June 1989, Glover molested seventy-seven year-old Marjorie Moseley at the Wesley Gardens Retirement Home in Belrose. The victim reported to hospital staff and police that a man had put his hand under her night gown, but that she could not remember what the man looked like. On 24 June 1989, Glover visited the Caroline Chisholm Nursing Home in Lane Cove where he lifted the dress of an elderly patient and fondled her buttocks. In a neighbouring room, he slid his hand down the front of another patient's nightdress and stroked her breasts. The woman cried out for help and Glover was briefly questioned by staff at the hospital before leaving.
On 8 August 1989, Glover bashed the elderly Effie Carnie in a back street in Lindfield, also on Sydney's lower North Shore. On 6 October, he pretended to be a doctor and ran his hand up the dress of Phyllis McNeil, a patient at the Wybenia Nursing Home in the lower North Shore suburb of Neutral Bay. Glover left when the blind McNeil called for help. At the time, Glover was apparently never suspected of, or identified as being responsible for the molestations.
On 18 October 1989, Glover escorted eighty-six-year-old Doris Cox along Spit Road, Mosman to her retirement village. In the secluded stairwell in he attacked her, ramming her face into a brick wall where she fell. She was not able to provide a clear description; according to her, the attacker was a young man, possibly a teenager. She provided police with an identikit drawing.
Margaret Pahud
On 2 November 1989, John Glover killed eighty-five-year-old Margaret Pahud. This time the police were certain this was the work of the 'Granny Killer'. She was hit on the back of the head with a blunt instrument while walking home in a quiet backstreet, just off Longueville Road, Lane Cove. Pahud was on her way home from grocery shopping. Glover waited for her to enter the lane where he was waiting and hit her on the head with a hammer. She collapsed and he struck her again on the side of the head. Glover rearranged her clothing, took her handbag and left. Nobody saw the attack but within a few minutes her body was found by a young schoolgirl who at first thought the body was a pile of clothing dumped in the laneway. As the police and ambulance were on their way, Glover rummaged through the contents of Mrs Pahud's purse on the grounds of a nearby golf club. He then headed off to the Mosman RSL Club to again spend $300 he had stolen from Pahud.
Olive Cleveland
Within 24 hours of the Pahud murder, Olive Cleveland was the fourth woman killed by the so-called 'Granny Killer'.
Glover struck up a conversation with Cleveland while she was sitting on a bench just outside the Wesley Gardens Retirement Village where she lived in the suburb of Belrose. When Olive became uncomfortable she got up and proceeded to walk the main building, Glover seized her from behind and forced her into a secluded side lane. Here he repeatedly pushed her head into the concrete before he removed her pantyhose and tied them tightly around her neck. Glover then left taking $60 from her handbag.
Muriel Falconer
On 23 November 1989, Glover, was sitting in the Buena Vista Hotel in Middle Head Road, Mosman when he saw ninety-two-year-old Muriel Falconer walking opposite the hotel. Glover returned to his car, to retrieve his hammer and gloves. He followed Falconer to outside her home in Muston Street. He quietly moved up behind her while the partially deaf and blind Falconer opened her front door. He put his hand around her mouth to silence her, before repeatedly hitting her around the head and neck with his hammer. When she fell to the floor Glover began to remove Falconer's pantyhose. As he did this she began to regain consciousness and cried for help. This prompted Glover to smash his hammer into her multiple times until she finally passed out. He removed her undergarments and used them to strangle her. He searched her purse and the rest of her house for valuables before leaving with $100. The following afternoon, the body was discovered by a neighbour.
Police investigation
On 11 January, Glover visited the Greenwich Hospital in River Road, Greenwich, on his pie sales round. He was in his work uniform and carried a clipboard, and entered the hospital's palliative care ward where there were four elderly and ill women, including 82 year old advanced cancer patient Daisy Roberts. Glover asked if she was losing any body heat, he then pulled up her night gown and touched her in an indecent manner. Roberts panicked and called for help, upon which a hospital sister found Glover in the ward. When confronted, Glover ran from the ward and the sister was able to record his car's registration number, and notified police.
The hospital staff were able to identify and name Glover, as he was known from doing his pie rounds. A week later, the police returned with a photograph of Glover which Sister Davis and Mrs Roberts positively identified. Although this was a significant break through, the hospital assaults were not linked to the murders, nor reported to the murder task force for three weeks. Detectives from Chatswood police station contacted and confirmed Glover's name via his employers. Detectives contacted Glover and requested he attend an interview at the station the following day. When Glover failed to appear, the police rang his home and were informed by his wife that he had attempted suicide and was recovering at the Royal North Shore Hospital. Police went to the hospital to see Glover but he was too sick to be interviewed. Staff at the hospital handed police a note that was written by Glover that contained the words 'no more grannies...grannies'.
It was two weeks before the suicide note was passed on to the task force, whereupon detectives believed immediately that Glover was the killer, although they had no evidence. The head of the detective task force said: If he had said to us, "I don't want to talk", we couldn't have proved a thing.'Still, the photo matched the descriptions of the gray-haired suspect and his job as a pie salesman, Glover could have been at any of the murder scenes. Glover was interviewed over the nursing home assaults and denied all accusations. Police had limited evidence and decided not to question him over the murders, which would have let Glover know of the police suspicions. Glover was put under constant police surveillance including at one stage, placing an automatic tracking device on Glover's. To make sure that he wasn't being followed, Glover would drive around the block more than once, or drive the wrong way up one way streets.
Joan Sinclair
On 19 March 1990, John Glover killed his sixth and final victim, the middle-aged Joan Sinclair with whom he was having an affair. By this stage, police had Glover under constant surveillance and watched as Joan let Glover into her home at approximately 10 a.m. By 1 p.m. there was no sign of Glover or movement within the house. Police and the surveillance team, became concerned at about 5 p.m. and got permission to enter the house at 6pm. Two uniformed police knocked on the front door to no answer, and saw through rear glass door hammer lying in a pool of dry blood on a mat. Four detectives searched the house and found Joan Sinclairs battered head wrapped in a bundle of blood-soaked towels. She was naked from the waist down and her pantyhose were tied around her neck. Her genitals were damaged but Glover would later deny interfering with her sexually. After finding the body of Miss Sinclair, they then searched the house for Glover. Glover was found lying in the bathtub unconscious with a slashed wrist.
Glover later told police he murdered Joan Sinclair and explained they had been having a relationship for some time. He said that on the day he bashed Mrs Sinclair about the head with his hammer, removed her pantyhose, and strangled her with them. Glover rolled the body onto a mat; wrapped four towels around her extensive head wounds to stem the flow of blood, then dragged her body across the room, leaving a trail of blood. He then ran the bath, swallowed a handful of Valium with a bottle of Vat 69, slashed his left wrist and lay in the tub to die. The police were relieved he had survived, as otherwise they feared ongoing speculation as to whether Glover was the murderer.
At the trial John Wayne Glover pleaded not guilty to his crimes on the grounds of diminished responsibility. A psychiatrist said Glover had built up hostility and aggression since his childhood against his mother and then against his mother-in-law, who was said to "trigger" him. When she died he had to take out his aggression on someone else. The psychiatrist who studied the case also added that this was a very unusual case because there are very few mass murders, and most of the perpetrators are mentally ill, and/or have an organic disease of the brain. According to this psychiatrist Glover was sane at the time of the killings.
The Crown prosecutor maintained that Glover was well aware of his actions. When he killed, he was also planning what to do with the victims money. Glover was impotent and had no interest in sex. So tying the pantyhose so tightly around his victims neck was to make sure they were dead, at the same time trying to trick the police into thinking that this was the work of a sex killer.
Glovers motives were revenge and greed.Glover was addicted to poker machines, and the easiest way for Glover to get more money was to steal. After the guilty verdict was delivered, the presiding judge stated that he was dealing with an extremely dangerous prisoner.
He is able to choose when to attack and when to stay his hand. He is cunning and able to cover his tracks. It is plain that he has chosen his moments carefully. Although the crimes have been opportunistic, he has not gone in where the risks were overwhelming.
The period since January 1989 has been one of intense and serious crime involving extreme violence inflicted on elderly women, accompanied by theft or robbery of their property. On any view, the prisoner has shown himself to be an exceedingly dangerous person and that view was mirrored by the opinions of the psychiatrists who gave evidence at his trial.
I have no alternative other than to impose the maximum available sentence, which means that the prisoner will be required to spend the remainder of his natural life in gaol.
It is inappropriate to express any date as to release on parole. Having regard to those life sentences, this is not a case where the prisoner may ever be released pursuant to order of this court. He is never to be released


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TorreyPines Therapeutics' CEO Neil Kurtz, M.D., to Moderate Discussion Following Presentations by Tony Yaksh, Ph.D.; Jerome Goldstein, M.D.; and
Alan J. Tuchman, M.D.
LA JOLLA, Calif., June 20 /PRNewswire/ -- A Webinar hosted by TorreyPines Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: TPTX) at 11 a.m. EDT on June 25 will bring together industry experts to discuss the opportunity of treating chronic pain, migraine and muscle spasticity through the inhibition of the neurotransmitter glutamate.
The company's President and Chief Executive Officer, Neil Kurtz, M.D., will moderate a discussion following brief presentations by:
-- Tony Yaksh, Ph.D., Professor and Vice Chairman for Research, Department of Anesthesiology, and Professor of Pharmacology at the University of California, San Diego
Dr. Yaksh will present information about glutamate receptors in the central nervous system as a target for chronic pain therapy. The focus of his research is the physiology and pharmacology of pain processing. A member of numerous professional societies, Dr. Yaksh has been a consultant to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and serves on the editorial boards of several journals. He has received many awards, including the FWL Kerr Award from the American Pain Society and the American Society of Anesthesiology Award for Excellence in Research.
-- Jerome Goldstein, M.D., Director of the San Francisco Headache Clinic and a board-certified neurologist who focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, prevention and cure of headache
Dr. Goldstein will present information about glutamate receptors in the
brain as a target for acute and prophylactic migraine therapy. He is a
member of the American Headache Society, The
|SOURCE TorreyPines Therapeutics, Inc.
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Cows and goats are not native to North America, and were brought by Europeans. The Europeans also introduced other non-native species, such as pigs, starlings and smallpox. Native American tribes are not known to have any bison-milking traditions, but in Asia, buffalo milk is used to produce curdy chhena cheese. So, you know, it's technically possible.
2. The first local cheese was made in Vancouver.
Fort Vancouver, anyway. And it was made by the English (or, as they were called then, Canucks of the Future). John McLoughlin of the British Hudson's Bay Company brought in livestock, throughout the 1830s, and started selling cheese to Russian fur traders in Alaska by 1839. The cheese "sounds kind of iffy from the descriptions, but it was edible," writer Tami Parr tells WW. "It probably resembled cheddar."
3. Coos Bay could have been Tillamook.
Except Tillamook learned the lessons of Ray Kroc before Ray Kroc: Standardization and branding breed trust in the American heart. At the turn of the 20th century, Coos Bay and Tillamook both had a shot at becoming major cheese powers—Big Cheeses, if you will. But Tillamook farmers formed a collective called the Tillamook County Creamery Association and standardized the cheese's name and texture, so people knew what you were talking about when you said "Tillamook cheese."
4. Tuberculosis helped make goat cheese popular in the early 20th century.
Starting around World War I, there were tuberculosis panics surrounding cows, and a notion that goats might be healthier. (Never mind that goats can also get TB.) The Morning Oregonian newspaper wrote an editorial with the stirring title "Why Not Goat's Milk?," arguing that goat's milk was healthier for babies than cow's milk. Goat's milk was also claimed to cure eczema and epilepsy.
5. Portland was the first test market for canned cheese.
It sounds great, but it didn't catch on, despite sterling 1930s innovations like off-gassing valves that allowed cheese to age in the can without causing the can to explode. The future, it turned out, was in plastics. Specifically, it was pliofilm—invented in the 1940s—that allowed for a strange, new phenomenon: rindless cheese.
6. There was a Tillamook cheese civil war in the '60s.
In 1949, Tillamook's four largest cheesemakers built a massive factory that began to dominate the TCCA's voting. In the '60s, the factory split from the collective and accused it of selling cheese made in Minnesota; each sued the other for millions. But they were united in 1968 by the waste that cheese factories were dumping in Tillamook Bay. Cleaning it up was expensive, so they banded back together. It's a heartwarming story, but apparently the scars remain. "There are families who won't talk to each other even today," says Parr.
7. When Elaine Tanzer started Elephants Delicatessen in 1979, she had to go to New York City for craft cheese.
There wasn't much craft cheese until recently. "It wasn't getting made," says Parr, "and there wasn't distribution. But also, consumers wouldn't have bought it." Now, of course, there's the opposite situation. "There are so many cheesemakers out there now," says Parr. "If somebody wants to bring their cheese to the Portland Farmers Market, they can't. There's a waiting list. Success brings its own challenges."
GO: Tami Parr will sign copies of Pacific Northwest Cheese: A History at Pastaworks on Hawthorne, 3735 SE Hawthorne Blvd., on Saturday, Feb. 15. 2-4 pm. Free.


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In SBS 2008 we have centralized the location of log files, all log files will now be placed in C:\Program Files\Windows Small Business Server\Logs. From a support perspective this is a big plus in simplifying troubleshooting as you will always know where the log file will be located. We have compiled a list of important logs and their associated wizards below.
Please note that you will also find many event log (*.evt) files in the SBS log directory. These files are a snapshot of the event logs at the completion of the SBS install. These are kept for historical purposes and for trouble-shooting installs.
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There are few people in history who have a worldwide celebration of the 450th anniversary of their birthday, but then there are only a few that have the name recognition of the literary legend William Shakespeare. (A recent survey put the Bard, in with Lincoln, Napoleon, Mohammed and Jesus Christ as the most historically recognized names globally.)
In honor of Shakespeare, who quilled his words to parchment in the 16th and 17th century, the Elements Theatre Company of the Community of Jesus has started the Word Made Flesh project, which will allow you and participants from all around the world to use 21st century technology to tape performances of any one of his 154 sonnets. How amused and amazed would the Bard be that people are making sonnet "selfies"? It does bring another meaning to his words that "All the world's a stage, / And all the men and women merely players."
"It's hard to remember exactly how The Word to Flesh Project got started," said Sr. Danielle Dwyer, artistic director of Elements. "Once the idea began to formulate, you kind of forget whose original idea it was. We just saw it as a practical and fun way to put Shakespeare's words into the hands of the people. By having people from all over do it, it sort of becomes a quilt of words if you will."
"We have people six years old to age 94 sign up to participate," added Dwyer.
If you would like to participate you just need to go to the
As you read this, Elements Theatre Company is in New York performing an original work titled Labyrinth: The Legacy of Language, exploring Shakespeare's influence on other playwrights through the ages. The works of Richard Sheridan, Henrik Ibsen and Tom Stoppard are woven together with Shakespeare to create this new work.
Don't fret if you didn't get a chance to catch Elements performances in NYC, they are bringing the play home and will perform it at the Community of Jesus' Paraclete House theater on April 25 and 26.
So for those of you who would like to brush up your Shakespeare and dip your toe into performing a Sonnet in the safety of your own home, visit the Word Made Flesh website, and join in; its easy and fun.
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"These are WWII planes that trained here, this one trained here, at Fort Myers and it's famous for the Dolittle raid of Japan so a lot of people who come out to the event are veterans or love history and this is perfect for them," Barbara-Anne Urrutia, Lee County Port Authority Public Affairs Officer, said.
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Noteworthy: Foster received Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic's Making-A-Difference Award at a ceremony last month.
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Residence: A McKeesport native, Foster recently moved to Butler.
Occupation: Foster is a service coordinator at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic. She works with the chronically homeless in the Neighborhood Living Project, a program that uses grants to secure housing for those in need. In her free time, she volunteers to help her clients go to the food bank and offers them cooking classes.
Education: Foster received a bachelor's degree in child development and family relations from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 2004. She is attending IUP to earn her master's degree in community counseling.
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If you're looking for a great reason to hop on a ferry, here it is—the Kitsap Wine Festival.
What: The Kitsap Wine Festival is a new outdoor wine and food celebration. The inaugural festival is featuring wine tastings from over 20 Pacific Northwest wineries, including Kiona Winery, Yellow Hawk Cellars, DeLille Cellars, Corliss Estates, Chateau Ste. Michelle and many more. Tasty treats will be provided by Chef Marsha Henry of Kitsap Conference Center, Chef Shawn Walker of Anthony's at Sinclair Inlet and a variety of local artisan food producers.
When: Sunday, August 23
Why: The best of Bremerton—this is a chance to meander revitalized Bremerton while sampling the stash of Northwest wineries, chefs and food artisans—all while soaking up the live music and waterfront views. And if that's not good enough: the proceeds benefit Harrison Medical Center Foundation.
Where: The Bremerton waterfront, at the Harborside Fountain Park.
Easter Egg: There's no need to take a car on the ferry because the festival is adjacent to the Bremerton ferry landing. Walk on the ferry from downtown Seattle. (So go ahead and have that extra taste of wine.)
2:00 – 6:00 pm, $45. Purchase tickets online at www.kitsapwinefestival.com. Parking provided at the lot adjacent to the ferry terminal. www.kitsapconferencecenter.com


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Hello everyone. Skyrim Creation Kit is now available for download (for free!). In addition to this, Bethesda also released a High-Definition Resolution Texture Pack. Also, an official mod by Valve has been made available for Skyrim--the mod adds the Space Orb(Personality?) of Portal 2 to Skyrim.
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3D printing is a unique form of printing that is related to traditional rapid prototyping technology. A three dimensional object is created by layering and connecting successive cross sections of material. 3D Printers are generally faster, more affordable and easier to use than other additive fabrication technologies. While prototyping dominates current uses, 3D printing offers tremendous potential for retail consumer uses.[1] Contents[hide] * 1 Technologies * 2 Resolution * 3 Applications * 4 RepRap open source 3d printer * 5 References * 6 See also * 7 External links | [edit] Technologies
Previous means of producing a prototype typically took man-hours, many tools, and skilled labor. For example, after a new street light luminaire was digitally designed, drawings were sent to skilled craftsmen where the design on paper was painstakingly followed and a three-dimensional prototype was produced in wood by utilizing an entire shop full of expensive wood working machinery and tools. This typically was not a speedy process and costs of the skilled labor were not cheap. Hence the need to develop a faster and cheaper process to produce prototypes. As an answer to this need, rapid prototyping...


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There may be more than a few golfers in need of divine intervention to find the fairway at the 20th annual Duluth Kiwanis Club charity golf tournament on May 7. But organizers say it's only a coincidence that the tournament coincides with National Prayer Day.However, club president Jim Johnson admits it's a bit of a miracle to reach the 20-year milestone. The club has a long history of civic involvement, but it says something about the group that the golf tournament has continued over such a long span. "Kiwanis is known for its longevity, so it's not unusual that we'd have a fundraiser," Johnson said. "But it probably is unusual that we've kept up with a golf tournament all these years." The Duluth club, which started in 1984, is proud of that longevity, and a reunion dinner will be held after the tournament to celebrate. Johnson said all past presidents are invited to attend. So far he hasn't been able to locate Bill Williamson - the club's first president - but Jim Sandlin - who presided over the club from 1986-87 - said he'll attend. Sandlin is a dentist in Lawrenceville. On the golf side, Johnson is one of those guys who will be praying for good drives - "I'm just a duffer, not a golfer," he said. But charity tournaments like this are about raising money not lowering your score. "And the fun part is getting out with the guys," said Johnson, who will be playing in a foursome made up of friends from his Sunday school class at Duluth United Methodist Church. The Kiwanis Club of Duluth provides more than 1,500 hours of community service each year, taking on a wide range of projects. The golf tournament is the group's largest fund raiser, and Johnson said $20,000 was raised last year. He knows it may be tough to hit that mark again, but the Duluth Kiwanis are doing their best to make that happen. "It was hard last year and it's hard this year. Everyone will tell you fundraising is tough in this environment," Johnson said. "But it's amazing how the community has still responded. It will be harder this year, but we're up to it. We'll just have to work a little harder." The cost is $160 for an individual golfer at the tournament, which is held at St. Marlo Country Club. There is lunch and dinner, a golfer prize package and a gift card from the PGA Superstore in addition to hole-in-one prizes and raffle tickets. Sponsorships are also available. Registration starts at 11 a.m., lunch is served at noon and the shotgun start is at 12:30 p.m. You can enter online by going to www.duluthkiwanis.org/golf. For more info, you can call Martin Birkbeck at 770-564-7053 or e-mail him at email@example.com. Johnson, who has lived in Gwinnett for more than 20 years and in Duluth for more than a decade, is appreciative of the support the city has given the club. "Duluth is a close-knit community," he said. "We have a lot of volunteers." And on May 7 the Kiwanis Club will have a lot of golfers supporting its cause, which will help the club continue supporting its community. E-mail Todd Cline at firstname.lastname@example.com. His column appears in Wednesday's paper. SideBar: If you go What: 20th annual Duluth Kiwanis Club golf tournament When: May 7 Where: St. Marlo Country Club, Duluth Cost: $160 for individual golfer More info: www.duluthkiwanis.org/golf
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Hi All,
I've been looking into the DSExp utility to help migrate computers from one server to another.
A problem i've found with it is that it isn't granular, its everything or nothing -and this includes security. If you try and fool it by not including the security files text files it creates, it ends up wiping the security on the your DS which is a bit unpleasant and forces a DB restore from backup.
I'm about to start on a little programming to export computers and groups from the express database into a txt file for import through the console, but this is not going to be nice.
How do you all out there handle DS Server migrations with complicated group hierachies? Do you all use DSExp, or do something else?
I've got that sinking feeling i'm missing something obvious... ;-)
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Hi Nelo,
I ended up writing PCexporter,
This solved this for me with exporting from a DS6.8 box. I've been using DS6.9 now for a few months and I had missed the fact that I can export computers now. This should help massively for those migrations to DS7 ;-)
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Royal Delta Bigger, Stronger for Sabin
Royal Delta Bigger, Stronger for Sabin
Royal Delta defended her title in the Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic (G1) last November at Santa Anita, but don't count on history repeating itself at Gulfstream Park in Sunday's $100,000 Sabin (G3).
The daughter of Empire Maker followed up her 2011 Ladies' Classic triumph with a distant second-place finish in her 4-year-old debut last February in the Sabin, finishing eight lengths behind favored Awesome Maria. In the aftermath of Royal Delta's 2012 Breeders' Cup score, trainer Bill Mott has seen physical evidence that the 5-year-old champion is ready to offer a better performance this year in the 1 1/16-mile stakes for fillies and mares.
"She's stronger than last year. I think the campaign at 4 was easier than the campaign at 3. She beat older mares in the (2011) Breeders' Cup. I think she was a little tired, a little light (last year)," Mott said. "She's a bigger, stronger filly this year. I think she's grown into her frame a bit more."
A bigger, stronger Royal Delta is almost unimaginable for a two-time Eclipse Award winner who has towered over the competition during her career. In addition to winning the Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic twice, the Kentucky-bred star has scored stakes victories in the Beldame (G1), Alabama (G1), Delaware Handicap (G2), Black-Eyed Susan (G2) and Fleur de Lis (G2).
Purchased at auction by Besilu Stables, LLC for $8.5 million following her 2011 Ladies' Classic score, Royal Delta will once again prep for the $10 million Dubai World Cup (March 30) in the Sabin. Last year, she followed up her runner-up finish in the Sabin with a ninth-place finish against an international group of male stars in the World Cup.
"I think she was a victim of a rough trip over there," Mott said. "She went into the race well. It was just that she was a victim of bad racing luck."
Royal Delta stumbled at the start of the 1 ¼ -mile World Cup over the synthetic surface at Meydan Racecourse and was never a factor while finishing 8 ½ lengths behind the winner.
"With better racing luck, I think we'd have had a better finish," Mott said. "I'm not saying she would have won. I'm just saying she would have had a closer finish."
Royal Delta is scheduled to be ridden Sunday by Mike Smith, who won four of five starts since becoming her jockey following last year's World Cup disappointment.


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As a part of their celebration, National has extended to me the opportunity to run my own promotion to give away a $25 gift card. Note: The minimum age is not 25 years for my promotion, it is 18 (sorry, it's the law in most states). Here is how you enter the promotion run by us:
All you have to do to enter is leave a comment below on this post with with a short (repeat – short) comment about what you were doing 25 years ago! If you are less than 25 years old, leave a comment about what your parents or an older sibling was doing 25 years ago. Both the National Car rental sweepstakes at their Facebook page and our promotion ends on March 30th, so enter now!
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25 years ago I was just starting to learn about points. I travelled extensively in the early 80s and rue the fact they came up with the points system AFTER I stopped travelling!
25 years ago I was one year old, and headed to Disney World. Not that I can remember it.
25 years ago, I was four – I enjoyed scrambling over boulders when my family traveled to the National parks
I was 14 and I'm sure I was doing something I shouldn't have been doing – don't remember exactly what though.
I was 11 years old and still playing with Cabbage Patch dolls.
Back to 1987, it was the year for Flamingo to move from the tropical Asia land to the Flamingo land (FL).
My brother had just graduated from Navy Boot Camp and we traveled to San Diego to see him. It was my first time at the San Diego Zoo.
I was going back and forth to college
I was in the 6th grade and having slumber parties.
I was 2 25 years ago and I went to San Francisco with my mom to visit relatives.
25 years ago, I was probably getting lost in the woods behind my parents' house.
25 years ago I was only a few years old flying with my mom who was a Frontier Flight Attendant.
Traveling around Europe with my parents
In 1987, I was attending college on a scholarship and met my first husband. One was a good thing, the other not quite as good. Wow, it feels like 1987 was yesterday but then again, a long time ago…
I wasn't around but my parents just got back from Aruba on their honeymoon
I finished my first year of college!
25 years ago, my older sister was probably getting all excited her younger brother (me) was gonna "pop" out soon!
25 years ago I was a little girl in 1st grade whose best friend was an amazing dog named Max. We played together outside everyday.
I was 3 and in preschool
25 years ago I traveled a lot with my family
Wishing I could speak a 2 nd language
25 years ago my dad was just starting to work at a chemical company that he would later work with for the rest of his career!
I was breaking dancing in my backyard 25 years ago with my cousins :@)
Just got my first passport
In 1987 I was listening to Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer".
25 years ago I was in Kindergarten
Wishing I was at a beach resort and not doing a road trip around Europe
Twenty five years ago I was also into "Walk Like An Egyptian".
25 years ago, I was in pre-school.
Twenty five years ago I won my class reading contest and got a Berenstain Bear as a prize.
I was 4 and looking longingly at the big kindergarten playground…
Twenty five years ago I was 11 and worried far too much about whether my socks matched with my outfit.
25 years ago my sister was 6 and just starting first grade! Probably being spoiled as an only child then.
Twenty five years ago I was obsessed with Kirk Cameron and had his posters on my bedroom wall.
twenty five years ago I was about 2 years old being potty trained or sometyhing!!
Twenty five years ago I was a Bop magazine subscriber.
25 years ago my mom got pregnant with me!
Twenty five years ago my dad got me a stationary exercise bike as a gift because he thought I was getting too pudgy.
I don't remember. probably crying on my mom's lap
Twenty five years ago I was probably watching an episode of "227" or "Golden Girls".
25 years ago my sister's favorite tv show was Wheel of Fortune!
Twenty five years ago I was wearing Cosby sweaters.
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Twenty five years ago my sister was best friends in first grade with the girl she's still best friends with today.
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Thomas G. Nock was born at Brierly Hill, near Dudley, Staffordshire, England, February 14, 1829, his birthplace being his maternal grandfather's home. A few weeks later he was baptized in the parish church by his mother's rector, and received the name of his mother's father, Thomas Gill, who was a robust, fine appearing man, active, generous hearted, untiring in his work, and a firm believer in God. When fifty years of age Mr. Nock was the counterpart of Mr. Gill having the same perfectly shaped head, the high forehead, the intelligent face, the business foresight, the untiring energy, the unselfish generosity. When three years old the child left Brierly Hill with his parents and came to America. In his eighth year he returned to England, with his father on a visit to his birthplace, and this event proved a memorable one in his life, making a lasting impression upon his then youthful mind. When he returned to his home at Ramapo, N. Y., he was sent to a private school for two years, after which a tutor was brought to the house for him. This teacher was James Stewart, a graduate of Edinburgh University, and he was continued in this capacity for several years. When fifteen, young Nock went to New York City for special instruction for one term in a private school. Returning to Ramapo he entered the office of a cotton mill, where he remained some months. His life in Ramapo was rally one of studying the manufacture of steel, but he was often in the woods, on the "Tuxedo," and along the mountain streams with rod and gun. He loved nature, and more than once climbed the noted, "Torn," but he was learning the secret of the earth's metals. His father, George Nock, a man of great ability, of strong will and character, and skilled in metallurgy, helped him to a practical knowledge of iron and steel. The father was true and sincere in his religious life, and taught his children and all men his faith and practice by example. The son learned much from this teaching, and slowly but finally strengthened that character and personality which in the man were so his maternal and paternal ancestry. Joseph Nock, his paternal grandfather, was a country squire, an active, positive, and determined man in whatever he attempted. The family coat of arms suggests the character of the descendants. ON the shield is a bend between three annulets, or, on a field of azure. The crest is a dexter hand brandishing a scimitar. The motto is "In tenchris servare fidem."
Mr. Nock removed in early life from Ramapo to Windsor Locks, Conn., where he married Miss Caroline M., only daughter of Royal Prouty, who survives him. There he was the assistant superintendent, bookkeeper, and paymaster of the E. G. Ripley & Co., iron and steel works, which position he held until he removed to Syracuse, N. Y., as superintendent of a large iron rolling mill, since converted into the present Syracuse Tube Works. In 1864 he came to Rome, Oneida County, to supervise the erection of the New York Locomotive works in this city in 1882, when he was elected president of that corporation, a position he held until his death on April 20, 1890. The ground for the locomotive works was broken September 17, 1881, and the company was formed in May, 1882. Mr. Nock was largely instrumental in starting that concern, which carried on under his supervision and management a successful business in the manufacture of railroad locomotives and engines. He was a man of great executive ability, of sound judgment and foresight, and of wonderful force of character.
He was for many years prior to his death the president of the First National Bank, a director in the Central Bank, and in fact a stockholder in all the banks in Rome. As a financier his ability and integrity were widely recognized. He contributed materially to the prosperity and general welfare of the city, and sustained and encouraged every beneficent enterprise. He was public spirited and generous to a fault, and bore the confidence of the entire community. A Republican in politics he took a lively interest in the welfare of his party and never failed to work its advancement. He was the first fire commissioner appointed in Rome and served continually as the president of the board from its organization until his death. He generously supported the cause of religion and education, and in all matters of a public nature was ever foremost and active. He was very kind hearted, benevolent to the poor and needy, and never missed an opportunity of aiding the unfortunate.
Mr. Nock was survived by three brothers: Revs. Edwin Gaines and Joseph A. Nock, Episcopal clergymen in Philadelphia and Jersey City respectively, and George F. Nock, a commission merchant of New York. He is also survived by four sisters. Of his five children three are living, namely: Dr. Thomas G., jr., a practicing physician, one of the coroners of Oneida County for several years, and one of the fire commissioners of Rome: George P. of New York City; and Mrs. Claude C. Coan, of Clinton, Iowa. His widow resides in Rome.
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This area, home to thousands of Chinese, has numerous
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Please visit our page on the Chinese New Year Festival, a large celebration held yearly in February during the Chinese New Year. This show brings together all the major Chinese Organizations in Knoxville and surrounding areas for an evening of singing, dance, martial arts, and other performances to celebrate the coming of Spring !
Our 2015 show -- the Year of the Sheep -- was held on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015 from 3:30 - 5:30 pm in the Alumni Memorial Building on the University of Tennessee Campus. This show featured Acrobat Rui Zhang and Peking Opera performer Chunnuan Liu.
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Effectiveness of a Knee Brace When Combined With Viscosupplementation in the Treatment of Knee Osteoarthritis
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Hypothesis: Viscosupplementation when combined with an off-loading knee brace is more effective in treating the symptoms of knee OA then treating with viscosupplementation alone
Knee Osteoarthritis
Other: Orthovisc
Device: DonJoy HA lite knee brace
Device: Orthovisc injections and DonJoy HA lite knee brace
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Randomized Trail to Assess the Effectiveness of an Off-Loading Knee Brace When Combined With Viscosupplementation in the Treatment of Knee Osteoarthritis
- Reduction in knee pain [ Time Frame: 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The primary outcome measure will be a reduction in knee pain as measured by the VAS pain score. The secondary outcome measure will be an increase in function as measured by the WOMAC Osteoarthritis Questionnaire.
|Study Start Date:
|December 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|July 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|July 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Viscosupplementation injections
Control group will receive a series of three viscosupplementation injections into the affected knee
Other: Orthovisc
Subjects will receive a series of three Orthovisc injections into their affected knee
|Experimental: Off-loading knee brace
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A randomized prospective study to assess the effectiveness of treating knee osteoarthritis with either a series of three viscosupplementation injections, an off-loading knee brace, or a combination of viscosupplementation and an off-loading knee brace. The viscosupplementation and off-loading knee brace are being used in accordance with their FDA approval. Subjects will be randomized to 1 of 3 treatment groups. The control group will receive a series of weekly (3 consecutive weeks) intra-articular hyaluronic acid injections. The second group will receive a series of weekly (3 consecutive weeks) intra-articular hyaluronic acid injections and an off loading knee brace. The third group will use the off loading knee brace alone. Subjects will complete the WOMAC Osteoarthritis Questionnaire (pain, stiffness, function) and VAS pain scale (measuring pain on movement) at baseline, day 7, day 14, 6 weeks and 3 months. Subjects in group 2 and 3 will be given a brace diary to record compliance.
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Inclusion criteria:
- Subjects, over the age of 18, with a diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis which is confirmed by radiographs.
- Radiographs will be obtained and patients with mild to moderate knee osteoarthritis will qualify a subject for enrollment.
- Subjects will also have a documented varus deformity.
Exclusion criteria:
- Subjects with severe arthritis as demonstrated by radiographs.
- In addition those subjects with a known or suspected joint infection and subjects who had undergone arthrocentesis and/or intra-articular injection within 3 months of the study will be excluded.
- Female patients who are pregnant or breast feeding will also be excluded.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01478386
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|OAD Orthopaedics
|Warrenville, Illinois, United States, 60555
|Principal Investigator:
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|OAD Orthopaedics
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|Responsible Party:
|OAD Orthopaedics
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|NCT01478386 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Knee OA Treatments
|Study First Received:
|November 21, 2011
|Last Updated:
|July 22, 2013
|Health Authority:
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Osteoarthritis, Knee
Joint Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Rheumatic Diseases
Hyaluronic Acid
Adjuvants, Immunologic
Immunologic Factors
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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Teenagers to men who have been married for as long as 60 years bought flowers for Valentine's Day, co-owner Kathy Kwekel said.
"Romance is still in the air," she said.
Preparations for the holiday began in January when the shop's staff looked at the previous year's orders, co-owner Dale Kwekel said.
Orders started rolling in about 10 days ago, Dale said. Although flowers aren't arranged until the night before, it took two people two days to process flowers by giving them a fresh cut and placing them in a special water solution to help them last longer.
Kathy said it's more than a one-day holiday. "It's about Valentine's week," she said.
On Wednesday, floral designers worked late to prepare some of the more than 150 delivery items for Thursday.
While some orders came with specific requests, others allowed the designers to use their creativity by giving a price range and a prompt of "something bright and cheerful."
Grand Haven Township resident Andy Koller said the romantic holiday gave him the opportunity to surprise his wife with a dozen red roses. Koller said he hoped to sneak home before his wife returned because she wouldn't anticipate anything until the evening.
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CUPERTINO, Calif. - Feb 6, 2006 - Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq: SYMC) today announced it will host a webcast discussing the evolution of consumer security and new strategies for ensuring consumer protection and productivity. The one-hour webcast will be held on Thursday, Feb. 9, 2006 at 9 a.m. PT.
Enrique Salem, Symantec senior vice president, Security Products and Solutions, will lead the webcast. The presentation will explore the current computing environment and will discuss consumers' needs and demands, the increasingly challenging threat landscape, changing security requirements, and today's evolving environment. He will also discuss how Symantec will address this new environment, followed by a question and answer session.
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*Come back later for details on Leadership Ascent happening on January 23, 2016
Couldn't make it to Leadership Ascent? Watch these videos for the complete message from Erik Thoennes, Kathleen Doyle, and Jim Masteller:
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This last February, our RH leaders gathered together for the 4th annual Leadership Ascent, taking the time to worship together and ask questions like, "What does it mean to not only be with Jesus but to lead with Him?" This year we had 3 speakers who truly enlightened our viewpoints on leadership and what that really means. Here are a few thoughts from their sessions.
- Erik Thoennes taught us what it means to be people who abide in the vine. But also put where we came from and how we got to where we are into perspective, "Let's not forget that we came with nothing for radical forgiveness."
- Kathleen Doyle shared her heart about Receiving His Love as we Lead. Reminding us, "Hear He is, the God that says I have an everlasting love for you."
- Jim Masteller, lead us through the journey of Jesus' leadership ways: He lead dependently, He lead relationally, He lead courageously, and He lead intentionally. But through Jesus leadership, we learned that leadership is costly, but we are often times called into leadership because we are Jesus' servant.
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