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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) _ Kansas has extended the hours for hunting sandhill cranes, raising concern among conservationists who say the longer hours could imperil the endangered whooping crane.
The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism recently approved extending the hours for sandhill crane hunting from sunrise to sunset. The hours previously had been one half hour after sunrise until 2 p.m. The season runs from early November to early January.
Ron Klataske, director of the Audubon of Kansas, says the longer hours put the endangered whooping crane at risk because whooping cranes migrate through some of the same habitat in Kansas that the sandhill cranes use. Whooping cranes and sandhill cranes look similar.
Shooting a whooping crane can bring a fine of up to $100,000 and/or up to one year in prison.
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Martin: Well, I think first of all that's an emotion and I think that they need to realize that the prices are still pretty phenomenal and the hardest thing for a producer to do is after he's missed it is to sell a limit down day. So, they tend to wait for a bounce. And we'll get one but, you know, do we have the spring highs in on this market? Probably. It's feeling like we do. You've had nine months up in the cyclical count on beans and so my timing had always said we'd have an April high this year and then the potential on out into June. See, I'm more traditional. I think while we'll have volatility this year I think the timings of the markets are going to be very traditional this year. So, if our spring high came in early then that tells me that we'll probably have an April low and then we'll move up out of here and that will take care of the nine months of the cyclical count and then we'll move up into late June. That is kind of what I'm looking at. But to get a rally back up, sure the markets do and they can do it in a fast track, you could bring the beans back up to $15.36 because that's where they did close at the end of February and if we're going to close lower for the month anything at that price or higher will probably be an opportunity to sell. So, we're recommending if you want to go ahead and sell but our vision is that the market is still going to go higher. Now, you can say okay, this is a good price and I'm happy with that and that's enough. And if you had the fear that I can't sell because we might go higher or we're going to have a drought or whatever then go ahead and make your cash sales and buy the July soybean oil call, 65, 67 calls and you won't lay out a lot of money, it's better than buying out of the money puts in the beans and I think that I'd let the market move then and just sit back and say okay, I've got an increment sold, I'll move and sell more. We do a graph that is beans adjusted by dollars and we do a timing indicator, we follow timing as well and our timing indicator did turn negative on part of it on the mechanism. It turned negative on Monday. And then on Wednesday it turned negative with the rest of it. And I noticed that the beans adjusted by dollars on the timing indicator is extremely vulnerable to turn negative. What that tells me is that the dollar is about to make a low. And we're going to see this dollar rally out of here and as it starts to rally out of here all of a sudden these bargains that we're handing to the Chinese right now will not become near the bargains they once were. I think that the Chinese are still very needy, they have the Olympics still coming. If they weren't so needy why are the price controls still on? They would be coming off. I think we've got some very bullish markets yet to come and see through the summer and I also think our weather market this year, the anticipation of it will start earlier probably in May.
Pearson: John, beans?
Roach: I think the bean market ran up to a point where we just ran out of buyers. We had the Chinese buying and they completed their buying program and it was the darling of the marketplace and we just ran up until we ran out of gas. Remember we're starting harvest and we're into harvest in the southern hemisphere. The southern hemisphere will raise 50% more beans than we raised this last fall. So, it's the biggest harvest in the history of the world has started and we have record high prices. That doesn't normally make much sense and I don't think it makes much sense this year. So, I think that is the reason you pressure the market down. But I do think, as Sue said, the Chinese still have more to buy, I think the market will have another life to it and I think we'll have better opportunities as we move down the road. But we're going to have to weather out this storm first.
Martin: And Mark, I have one more thing to say. I think that everybody has kind of put to bed the winter that the Chinese had and they have forgotten about the rape seed crop that probably did see some damage and it's been kind of soft peddled about the damage. But 60% of the rape seed crop is grown in the area where the winter was the worst and I think that we're doing the same thing on that rape seed crop we did on the wheat crop last April, a year ago. We had the bitterly cold temperatures on the wheat and then all of a sudden we caught some rains and everybody thought the wheat started to green up and they thought nothing has been damaged as hard as we thought only to find that the growing point had been killed. I think that when we get into the harvest on that rape seed crop they're going to find that the damage is way worse than we originally thought and I think the Chinese are soft peddling it because they don't want to tell us how bad things are because then we'd know we've got them and we don't have enough soy oil to cover their needs if things are that bad.
Pearson: Alright, we've got a battle really between corn and beans in the heart of the Corn Belt and people are making those decisions. John, what is your take on the corn market?
Roach: I think we're using too small yields. When I look back at yield trends certainly everybody talks about the trend line yield which is a nice line. But when I analyze year after year what we really see is we see several years where yields are in somewhat of an average and then we set a new record. And that new record yield going back to 1960 is 20% over the prior year's average. Now, we set a new record yield in 2004 at 160 bushels an acre, a little over on corn. And since then we've been at 149 and change for three years in a row. Now, it's not because we've reduced technology or anything else in the corn field, it's because we've had weather problems. We've had very specific weather problems in three different areas, each one of those years an area has been impacted. And so when people use the 155 which is a little bit above the trendline what they're really missing is the tendency for when we set a new record yield is 20% over the prior average. 20% over 149 takes you to 180. So, if we have the right kind of growing condition this year we're going to be looking at much bigger yields than 155 and whether we get that weather this year or not I don't know. But that is what is coming down the road. And I think that we've probably brought more technology into the corn market than we have probably in any other one, two or three year period since 1960, we've brought more in in these recent years than we have ever before. So, I think the 155 is a very conservative yield, I think that already implies weather problems somewhere.
Pearson: So, you talked about the corn market and certainly lateness in some parts of the Corn Belt already, some flooding areas and other issues over in Illinois that have already impacted us.
Martin: Well, and that's true. And the interesting thing about Illinois is that they're not expected or we're not expecting them to drop as many acres as some of the other states, even as much as Iowa and that is because over the last ten years on an average Illinois has tended to increase in corn yields by 2.6 bushels to the acre on a yearly basis and the beans maybe 1.2 so the corn looks more attractive to them. But they're having a later start is appears and the weather forecasters are not calling for an easy spring. The problem is so you get into spring and it's wet and it all of a sudden starts to drive the corn price back up because now all of a sudden they're starting to say ooh, we're going to lose more corn acres. But then in the meantime what happens, where do you get the seed for the soybeans because germination was not good last year? So, we've got kind of a funny thing going on here and it'll try to work the beans over a little bit, emotionally that might be another reason why April could be a little softer on the beans because I think we're going to catch more acres but in the meantime the corn is not going to go in easy either I don't think this spring.
Pearson: Alright, it's going to be a wild one. We'll track it for you here on market plus. Thank John Roach and Sue Martin for being with us, two of our senior market analysts, great to have them with us. Thank you for joining us here on market plus. And from all of us on Market to Market, have a great week.


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MONTPELIER — The House Agriculture Committee is considering a new bill that would require the labeling of foods with genetically modified ingredients.
A similar bill last year emerged from the committee near the end of the session, too late and with too many concerns from legislative leaders and Gov. Peter Shumlin that it would be challenged in court.
House Agriculture Chairwoman Carolyn Partridge, D-Windham, said she thinks this one has a better chance.
House Speaker Shap Smith, D-Morristown, indicated that might be possible.
Vermonters want to know whats in their food. To the extent that we can create a bill that allows them access to that information and can survive constitutional scrutiny, well move it, Smith said. People are working hard to see if a bill can get there.
Sen. David Zuckerman, P/D-Chittenden, plans to introduce a similar bill in the Senate this week.


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I can't stand it when people are rude, whether they are the customer or clerk. The ladies at my DMV are super nice.
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With January being National Stalking Awareness Month, one El Dorado Hills woman is reaching out to the community to raise awareness on cyberstalking and cyberbullying, and to provide support to victims.
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With January being National Stalking Awareness Month, one El Dorado Hills woman is reaching out to the community to raise awareness on cyberstalking and cyberbullying, and to provide support to victims.
Alexis Moore gave up everything when her ex-husband starting cyberstalking her. Her home, her dog, even her car. She began writing journals, marking every time she was assaulted. Her first journal was dated Nov. 5, 2004.
When she went to law enforcement for help, she was "overly referred," she said — Department A said to go to Department B, Department B to C, and C back to A. A hotline was "closed due to lack of funding," though she thought the claim was dubious. "There were no direct support agencies," she said. There were shelters, but no support units.
The most help she got from law enforcement was a large video camera and an audio recorder from the District Attorney's Office — not ideal for her situation.
"I reported a minimum of 100 stalking and cyberstalking incidents to the (El Dorado County Sheriff's Office) and was left behind humiliated, terrified and living in fear right here in El Dorado County," Moore said.
In 2006, she was told to stop reporting incidents. "Now, I'm really alone," she recalled feeling.
Her last physical journal was April 14, 2007. She began keeping her journals as Excel spreadsheets and founded Survivors in Action in El Dorado Hills. It began as a virtual agency, with Moore putting up her Excel template for others to keep track of how they were being cyberstalked and cyberbullied — something that would help in court, Moore said. When, what, witnesses, the outcome and phone numbers all had a space to be filled.
With that and other tools on the Website, it's unlikely that a victim "can't get to the finish line," Moore said.
Times have changed with how EDSO works with victims, too. "The Sheriff's Office today is doing great things compared to when I was a victim. Detective Nolan Tracy, who is lead of the stalking and domestic violence unit," she said. When Moore was a victim, she had a dozen different officers and deputies who would give her a business card and leave the case at that.
"In fact I have personally worked with (Tracy) and I am very impressed to say the least. When I reported stalking and cyberstalking incidents from Nov. 2004 forward, I was humiliated and even laughed at and told not to report any more incidents," she said, having to figure out her own "mechanisms for survival." This was "something that I vowed would not happen to another victim and why when Sheriff D'Agostini took the helm as sheriff I made it my mission to ensure victims of abuse, stalking and cyberstalking had the best response they could from our local department." A call to the non-emergency hotline went from only getting voicemail to having a specific deputy assigned to a case.
"The sheriff has kept his pledge to help victims and I can attest personally and professionally that the EDSO has responded far better than ever before and that is something that I am absolutely so grateful for because they are the first responder and a victim's first line of hope and defense," Moore said. "For high-risk stalking victims this could be a matter of life or death as I know it was for me."
Tracy noted he and EDSO Crime Analyst Christina Novello give elementary and middle schools presentations on cyberbullying in order to curb the behavior — what cyberbullying is, what works, what does not work and what to do if someone is being cyberbullied. For the cases themselves, "We do work hard on them," Tracy said.
Now with a book published, "A Parent's Guide to Cyberstalking," and her story having aired on "Stalked: Someone's Watching" in December 2011, Moore has the resources to help other victims, including a second book tentatively set for 2015 and a gala to fundraise for Survivors in Action later this year.
For more information on Survivors in Action and for resources for cyberbullying and cyberstalking, go to survivorsinaction.org.


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Stuck in the darkness
Inside your own mind
Trapped like an animal
Screaming until it is painful
Then screaming longer than that
That's what life is really like.
Trapped all alone in the darkness
Mental torture from your peers
Struggling on for no reason
Facing oppression and depression
In quick succession
With no pause in between to breathe
People say there is always a happy ending
But death is no happy ending
To an even more unhappy story
That goes on and on for years
And even though there is no one to hear me
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Returning to visit his family, George is horrified to find his wife and children dead. The police dismiss his claims of paranormal activity, but George insists that a ghostly presence has been haunting the house. Believing that this evil spirit killed his family, George turns to spiritualist Robert Brandon for help.
Robert contacts the dead to piece together their tragic tale of ghosts and demons, seduction and murder... and the family's darkest secret. Untangling lies and confusion, he discovers a truth far more dangerous than any horror story — and becomes a target for the darkness that tore the family apart.
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"George Morris" - Kenneth G Hodgson
"Robert Brandon" - Paul McEwan
"Diana Lake" - Alison Rust
"Peter Kixley" - Alan Brent
"first farmhand" - Christopher Havard
"Stuart Morris" - Chris Leach
"Tamsin Morris" - Laura O'Donoughue
"Gillian Morris" - Denise Cooke
"the ghost" - Amie Morris
"second farmhand" - Anthony Watt
"TV voice" - Dave Guest
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Written by David Ross
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Director of Photography: David Beaumont
Edited by Dawn Feather, Matthew Lawrence
Music by Roby Meola
Sound Design by Conrado Silva de Farias
Production Manager: Natalie Bolton
Production Co-ordinator: Catrin Hird
First Assistant Director: Simon Ghorbani-Kazaz
Second Assistant Directors: Scott Pickup, Michael Thompson
Third Assistant Director: Oliver Townend
Gaffer: Mark Rickitt
Assistant A-Camera Operator: Jamie Burr
B-Camera Operator: Drea Davila
Camera Operator (greenscreen): Gareth Brough
Assistant Camera Operators: Scott Pickup, Tom Rochester
Sound Recordist: Stephen Partington
Assistant Sound Recordist: Ryan McMurray
Art Director: Nikki Riley
Wardrobe Supervisor: Mary Wainwright
Chief Makeup Artist: Leanne Cable
Additional Makeup Artist: Sammy Kistell
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Assistant Editor: Katariina Paakki
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Foley Artist: Conrado Silva de Farias
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Visual Effects Artists: Simon Fortescue, Nick Tregenza, Andy Whitehead
Colour Grading: Matthew Lawrence, Dan Atkinson
Executive Producer: Kevin McDonagh
Co-Producers: Matthew Lawrence, David Ross
Associate Producers: Billie-Jean Chappell, Donna Chappell
Special Thanks:, Nigel Albermaniche, Jemshaid Ashraf, Francesca Blunt, Jonathan Bolton, Eric Brown, Janet Cordwell, Maggie De Luca, Jarred Duffy, Sarah Dunn, Simon Ferguson, Simon Gilbert, Amy Guest, Emma Guest, Julie Guest, James Harding, Peter Hardy, James Harris, Mike Hutchinson, Stuart Hyndes, Stefan Kurth, Carl Lawrence, Emma Lawrence, Mary Lawrence, Pat McDonagh, John Mountain, Daniel Ocean, Patrick Roberts, Suzanne Ross, Dan Rowbottom, Sweetie Ruttan, Addy Rutter, Emanuela Sani, Ben Vanovich, Richard Wood, Figgis and Co., PAB Studios, Mezzo Films, Slack House Farm
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Post-production Facilities: Yorkshire Edit, Mezzo Films, Parthian Productions, Futureworks
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A short while ago I was with a very skeptical group of engineers and scientists all seemingly sat arms-folded with a 'come on then, impress me' attitude and itching to catch me out. As still seems to be the case in most parts of the world, almost none had heard of TRIZ at the beginning of the hour-long presentation. Some of the people present were from the manufacturer of a certain well-known brand of paint. We reach the point when I put the Dynamization trend up on the screen after showing a few examples of patterns in technology evolution.
One of the paint crowd starts grinning. Not quite rubbing his hands with glee, but definitely giving the impression that he's just discovered how he's going to bring my presentation to a thudding halt. 'Where's paint on the trend?' he asks, knowing full well what the picture on the screen was suggesting:
Figure 1: Where will paint evolve in the future?
'What is 'field' paint?' comes the next question. Now everyone else in the room is sensing the same 'gotcha' mood. What on earth is 'field paint'? Surely this proves the trend is wrong so we can kick this charlatan out of here?
These are the critical moments in presentations where a presenter either sinks or swims.
Strategy 1: buy yourself some time; bounce the question back on the experts 'what do you think a 'field' paint might be?'
No response.
Strategy 2: think of something quickly. What's the closest thing you've seen to a field paint? Magnets? Magnetic paint – we know it exists from an earlier e-zine story – pretty niche product though. Self-cleaning paint and its mechanical field? Too abstract. (Beginning to think that it is definitely a good idea to keep a mental check-list of the different 'field' types in the memory.)
Cue 'electrical' fields and an immediate connection (all praise the mighty Google Images and a live search at this point) to:
Figure 2: LEDs and 'field' paint
'Why', I ask an already crest-fallen looking group of people, 'why might LEDs be better than paint?' Someone puts up their hand,
'no need to clean brushes'.
'Changing colours.'
'No need to argue about paint charts.'
'No need to paint.'
And then come the inevitable yes, buts… energy consumption, limited to homogenous colours, expensive, no commercial systems available, gimmicky…
At which point we draw a live Evolution Potential radar plot for today's LED technology –
Figure 3: LED technology – evolution potential
Next up, did we think that any of the jumps that LED technology hasn't made yet might solve some of the 'yes, buts'?
Five minutes later and, absolutely, yes we did. Already it is starting to feel like 'the field always wins' is happening again. The paint guys are beginning to look a little bit depressed. Seemingly they're about to be put out of business by a technology from completely outside their industry. (Where have we heard that one before, I wonder?) Not wishing to depress people too much (they weren't that skeptical), we then drew an equivalent radar plot for paint – Figure 4.
Figure 4: Paint – evolution potential
New question, once we'd drawn the plot together: do any of these untapped jumps allow us to stay in the paint business and create solutions that complement LEDs?
Another five minutes later and it feels like we have a dozen patentable ideas for evolving paint. And a few smiling faces in the room. This whole thing happened in the space of 45 minutes. After the session, thinking about what happened in a somewhat calmer environment, it began to feel like something important had happened here. Yes, the field will win – it simply has too many advantages over other solutions. Yes, too, there is an awful lot that paint can do to extend its life, to increase the competitiveness of one paint manufacturer over another, and (perhaps most important of all) help make a transition path for the paint manufacturer to allow them to control the deployment of LEDs under their terms – evolving paint allows a better LED solution and creates a market; create a market and increasing numbers of people will shift to LEDs.


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July 28,
- Through a long-term effort with NASA, The University of Southern
Mississippi has received a $1.5 million grant from the Department
of Labor to fund a pilot Geospatial Technology Apprenticeship Program
"The GTAP
is a partnership between employers, education and economic development,"
said Dr. Cyndi Gaudet, director of the Geospatial Workforce Development
Center (GeoWDC) at Southern Miss. The pilot program will operate
under the direction of the GeoWDC.
"It involves
on-the-job training at organizations that have geospatial workforces
such as Lockheed-Martin, Veridian, Resource 21 or any of the companies
involved in the Mississippi Enterprise for Technology at Stennis
Space Center," Gaudet said.
In the program,
participants will attend classes two nights a week while working
full time for a company in the geospatial industry. The grant will
help participants pay for tuition and help them connect their jobs
to GTAP as they work toward a certificate, an associate's degree
or additional certification.
The geospatial
technology industry is an emerging high-growth sector of the U.S.
economy expected to reach more than $21 billion in revenue over
the next few years. Geospatial technologies include remote sensing,
geographic information systems (GIS) and global positioning systems
Among the GTAP's
other goals:
is a need for people to have this capability beyond the standard,
scientific community," said Dr. Marco Giardino, chief of the
Applications Integration Division of the Earth Science Applications
(ESA) Directorate at Stennis. "The geospatial capability is
not just remote sensing, but is being adopted by numerous types
of industries such as real estate, medicine and auto manufacturing."
Giardino added,
"It's becoming a tool everybody's using, like the computer."
The grant confirms
both ESA's confidence in Southern Miss' ability to create a model
for geospatial training and the DOL's confidence in the program's
value, Giardino said.
ESA Director
Dr. David Powe said that NASA's role from the beginning was to develop
the process that highlights the skills needed in the geospatial
workforce. Long ago NASA began working to set up a competency model
that surveyed geospatial companies in the United States, he said.
"We gained
an understanding of the skills they needed, then identified the
national standards for math, science, technology and geography education.
Then we matched the skills to the education standards, which identified
the gaps between education and the workforce," Powe said.
"We never
intended to be a training or educational organization. We developed
this model and are passing it off to the Department of Labor. That's
where Southern Miss comes in."
Powe said there
is an immediate need to fill thousands of positions in the geospatial
industry, with more to come during the next 10 years. "We'll
benefit as the soon as the program begins," he said.
For more information
about the Geospatial Workforce Development Center or about the GTAP,
call Heather Annulis at (601) 266-6827.
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How to Look and Act When Meeting His Parents
By TNN | posted May 12th 2011 at 11:51AM
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The thought of meeting your boyfriend's parents might be very scary for a lot of women. While for some it can be both exciting and promising. But you need to know that this meeting will be a huge milestone in your relationship. Such a meeting gets in positive vibes that your guy is confident about the future of your relationship.
As intimidating as the meeting may seem, it might be a deal-breaker if the parents do not like you. Getting stressed out is the most common feeling a woman gets when she realises that the people his future man holds in high regard, disregards you.
There are some very simple ways to go about the perfect first impression that can take you a long way.
1. Study about them
It is likely that you would know a lot about his parents considering the fact that he would have mentioned the basics about them. But it will be a pleasant surprise for them if you know a little about them like, where they were raised, what college they went to, etc. Show interest in them and ask questions about their jobs, hobbies, and other interests.
2. Pick the right clothes
You should decide well in advance as to what you would be wearing on your big day. If you feel you don't have anything, do not mind to shell out a few extra bucks to look good but please do not go over the top.
Avoid wearing clothes that you need to constantly adjust or fidget with, and that are too tight or constricting.
3. Give them a gift
You are surely going to win a few brownie points if you gift them something. Anything as simple as a box of chocolates, a bottle of wine or even a plant can do the trick. This makes an immediate and lasting warm impression on his parents.
4. Be ready to answer
You should be prepared that you will be asked a lot of questions. Don't lose your patience as this is a very obvious and natural process for all parents (be it your boyfriends or your friends). You can expect some basic questions about where you work or about your college and schooling, and also about your plans for the future. Such personal questions can be answered with a polite but generic response, or you may choose to let your boyfriend respond to such questions.
5. Offer to help
You should try and help when you get a chance for the same. If your boyfriend's mother is in the kitchen, ask her if she needs any help and try to be of help. But make sure you don't over-do it. Just be naturally nice.
6. When siblings are present
Siblings should also be treated politely and with respect, and you should make an effort to include them in conversations when appropriate. You should be prepared with a few general questions for them as well.
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67 who blew lid off VA scandal claim agency retaliated against them
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel is investigating six whistle-blower claims at five VA medical facilities in the Pittsburgh-based Veterans Integrated Services Network 4 region, the Tribune-Review has learned.
They are among investigations into 45 Veterans Affairs facilities nationwide, according to testimony before Congress this week by Special Counsel Carolyn Lerner.
Details of the investigations remain confidential, but a congressional source told the Trib that the Special Counsel's office is looking into single complaints at Veterans Affairs medical facilities in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Coatesville in Pennsylvania, and in Wilmington, Del.; and two complaints at the VA Altoona. VISN4 covers most of Pennsylvania and all or parts of five other states, including Delaware.
Gary Devansky, the interim director of VISN4 since the retirement of Michael Moreland, served as director of the Coatesville facility until Nov. 1.
The VA referred questions to the Special Counsel.
"All of these cases are dealing with the VA and involve health and safety," Special Counsel spokesman Nick Schwellenbach told the Trib.
Sixty-seven investigations across the country involve alleged retaliation against whistle-blowers. Only one of the VISN 4 investigations involves retaliation, Schwellenbach said.
He declined to disclose details.
"In instance after instance at VA facilities around the country, brave VA employees who have spoken out about mismanagement and negligence that harms veterans have been harassed, punished and, in some cases, fired," said Rep. Jeff Miller, chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee before which Lerner testified. "Ideally, these courageous employees would be celebrated, but at today's Department of Veterans Affairs, they are persecuted."
The Special Counsel investigates whistle-blower retaliation claims from among the 2.1 million federal workforce. Their workload increased in recent months as reports of VA malfeasance prompted other agency employees to come forward, Schwellenbach said.
By the year's end, VA complaints likely will eclipse those from the Department of Defense, which has more than twice as many civilian employees, he said.
Last year, the Defense Department's 718,000 employees filed 1,139 complaints. During the same time, the VA's 300,000 or so workers filed 985 complaints, according to the Special Counsel's annual report.
VA employees in recent months have told the Trib and others about systemic problems within the sprawling agency, including the use of "phantom clinics" and secret waiting lists that Pittsburgh administrators used to mask the length of time veterans had to wait for care. Several requested anonymity out of fear that VA executives would retaliate against them.
Similar revelations around the nation built an outcry that reached the Oval Office and led to the resignations and suspensions of VA Secretary Eric Shinseki, Undersecretary for Health Dr. Robert Petzel and Chief Medical Inspector John R. Pierce.
Acting VA Secretary Sloan Gibson on Thursday announced that Dr. Gerard Cox will serve as interim director of the Office of Medical Inspector.
Shortly after Petzel left, VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System Director Terry Gerigk Wolf told Reps. Tim Murphy, R-Upper St. Clair, and Mike Doyle, D-Forest Hills, about a secret waiting list in Pittsburgh. Two weeks later, VA executives suspended her indefinitely, citing a deadly Legionnaires' disease outbreak at the Pittsburgh VA announced in November 2012 that killed at least six and sickened at least 16 others.
In addition to retaliation, whistle-blowers can bring allegations of wrongdoing directly to the Special Counsel's office, rather than their agencies' internal investigators, Schwellenbach said. Doing so affords the person an extra level of protection, he said.
"Right now, the lofty rhetoric coming out of VA's central office regarding whistle-blower protections doesn't even come close to matching the reality of what is happening on the ground. And until VA leaders at all levels take steps to fire anyone who engages in whistle-blower retaliation, it never will," Miller said.
Mike Wereschagin is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-320-7900.
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There is a new story building up with Geohot and his growing pleasure in hacking or jailbreaking any and every Sony Device. Sony is still hurt with Geohot successfully jailbreaking its Sony PlayStation 3 which forced Sony to file lawsuit against him. But that isn't stopping him is it?
Geohot recently voiced his interest or rather vowing to be the first one to jailbreak the Sony Xperia Play aka the PSP Phone or Sony PlayStation Phone. The idea? Well it isn't just about showing how vulnerable gadgets are but to enable full utilization of the gadget's hardware.
We are all eyes and ears to learn about how successful he really is but his statement clearly puts forth his mission:
will be the first person in line on the launch date of the Xperia Play, and itching to get my hands on the Next GEOHOT Project.
We will update as we hear more on this! You can however stay updated by following his posts here.
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Don't miss the Sustainable Development Brown Bag on Friday, February 1 at the Alumni Center. Come and speak with Eugenia Manwelyan, the program director from EcoPracticum, a summer program that provides students with hands-on experience in the field of environmental sustainability. EcoPracticum offers students the opportunity to conduct field work in agriculture, renewable energy, and resource management, as well as seminars taught by experts, farmers, activists, and policy-makers.
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About The Fountains at Lake Pointe Woods
The Fountains at Lake Pointe Woods Housing Types Offered1 Bedroom Apartments, 2 Bedroom Apartments, 3 Bedroom Apartments, Cottages/Homes
The Fountains at Lake Pointe Woods Outside CareAllows outside homecare or home healthcare services: Yes
Provides Transportation to doctor's appointments and local area attractions: Yes
- Well-stocked library
- Various rooms for performances, movies, and lectures
- Elegant dining room
- Activity room for games, art, cooking, darts, and bingo
- Reception and television lounges
- Health and Wellness Center
- Coffee shop and ice cream parlor
- Beauty Salon and Barber Shop
- Central mail area with private boxes
- Coin-free washers and dryers
- Heated outdoor pool
- Lakes for fishing
- Outdoor gardening area
- Indoor and outdoor exercise areas
- 53 acres of lush, tropically landscaped grounds
- Butterfly gardens
- Continental breakfast and restaurant-style dinner served each day, with menus approved by a registered dietician
- Our menu accommodates most special diets
- Weekly housekeeping of your apartment
- Caring staff on duty 24 hours a day
- Scheduled transportation
- All utilities except telephone
- Variety of stimulating social, educational, cultural, recreational and spiritual programs
- Move-in coordination service
- Fitness programs include regularly scheduled exercise classes and walking programs
- Preventative health screenings
- Fitness lectures
- Complete apartment maintenance,including plumbing and major appliances
- Building maintenance, groundskeeping and landscaping services
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I have very, very positive feedback for The Fountains at Lake Pointe. The place was attractive, comfortable, and very well-maintained. They have nice apartments and very lovely grounds. The food was excellent. The staff was very accommodating, polite and informative.
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Not good since Watermark took over.
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A 40-year-old man was arrested Monday morning after he allegedly damaged the glass doors and windows of a boat docked in Ala Wai Yacht Harbor with a metal baseball bat.
Police said several nearby boat owners who heard the commotion assisted the boat captain, a 58-year-old woman, in detaining the suspect until police arrived following the 8:55 a.m. incident.
No one was injured. The man, of no local address, was arrested and being held on a charge of second-degree criminal property damage.


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JUPITER, Fla. — Jerome Pierce, 57, of Jupiter, Fla., died on 12-12-12 after a long illness.
He is survived by his loving wife Cynthia Hupfer-Pierce of Jupiter, Fla., and was recently predeceased by son Randy L. Hupfer of Yarmouth.
Jerry is also survived by twin brother George, brothers Leroy and Chuck and sisters Kathy, Maryellen, Patti and Peggy. Jerry will be greatly missed by all friends and will be remembered for his kind soul and unique sense of humor. Date of service yet to be determined.
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"Knoxville: A Dam Good Time." That was the theme revealed during Wednesday night's RAGBRAI town hall meeting. Nearly 150 community members enthusiastically gathered to ask questions and hear additional information about the route and where riders will be stationed. The audience applauded several times, thanking the efforts of volunteers that set things up for the stretch run over the next couple months.
Riders will enter from the north on Highway 14. They'll go around the Fairgrounds and have the chance to ride at the Knoxville Raceway before heading east on Rock Island. From there, they'll head on south on Roche and west on Robinson before stopping near Marion County Park to camp.
Campgrounds will not only include Marion County Park, but also Knoxville Middle School, Knoxville High School, and the Knoxville Recreation Center. Shuttles will then take riders back downtown, where the entertainment, vendors, and beverage garden will be stationed.
June 14th is an important date regarding RAGBRAI. It's the date the the City has said that vendor applications and advertising requests are due.
RAGBRAI organizers said that the day will be successful, citing successful events held in Knoxville in the past year, like Living Windows and the RVTV event. They stressed that in order to do it again, they needed volunteer help. You can find out more at the Knoxville RAGBRAI website [2].
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Since 1999, the ESS Artist Residency Program has facilitated the creation of 54 new works involving the exploration of sound. Audio art, experimental music, installation, cinema, performing arts, and radio art have all been represented in the roster of former ARP recipients.
ESS is extremely pleased to announce the next installment of the Artist Residency Program, thanks once again to a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Arts Art Works Program.
ARP 2015 Showcase
This year's resident artists will present their work in an event at the studio on December 5th. Admission is free and refreshments will be served.
Saturday, December 5th, 8pm
The four selected artists/groups work in a diverse array of disciplines, including experimental music, film, sound art, and radio, and are all extremely accomplished in their respective fields:
Bellows and electronics duo Coppice (Noé Cuéllar and Joseph Kramer) are expanding their palette in a new project, Newly Cemented Dedication to Freedom (NCDTF). The endeavor represents a shift 'from [their] previous work phase with century-old instruments and analogue technologies onto a wholly synthetic one,' using software instruments and amplification to create 'illusions of digital air, binary clocks, and impossible musical objects.' They will use the residency to develop their new technologies, as well as ways of publicly presenting the music created by them.
Named 2014 Chicagoan of the Year in Visual Arts by the Chicago Tribune, and named a 2015 Breakout Artist by NewCity, interdisciplinary artist Maria Gaspar is making waves with her community-focused work. She plans to use her residency to develop 'a series of 3-5 experimental sound pieces that explore the psycho-geographical aspects of the Cook County Jail and its proximity to the community of Little Village— [her] childhood neighborhood. She is interested in 'using sound as a medium to work against the oppressive space of the jail that has profoundly affected [her] community.'
Filmmaker Jodie Mack, currently Assistant Professor of Film and Media Studies at Dartmouth College, will use her residency time to work on audio elements for 'The Pleasure of the Textile' an Animated Travelogue. Drawing 'visual and thematic parallels between the technological development of textile production and consumption alongside systems of visual and spoken language, the piece will investigate recurring graphic symbols, how they come to represent culture, and how their dissemination functions within a global economy.' She plans to 'create rhythmic soundscapes featuring temporal pattern play with linguistic components alongside percussive use of diegetic sounds recorded on-location.'
Christopher Salveter (Judson Claiborne) and Jefferey Thomas (Mucca Pazza) are collaborating on The Agreement, an 'experimental work of radio art' that 'attempts to synthesize sound art, popular and unpopular music, social justice, and theatrical performance.' 'This work strives to review the case for African-American reparations in the United States,' and investigates disparate themes, including 'the economics of the music industry, the origins of war, the Buddhist Wheel of Life, copyright law, and orangutan foraging habits.'


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Dusty Hill is the bass player for ZZ Top. He was introduced as Hank Hill's cousin in season 11, episode 5 ("Hank Gets Dusted"), in which Hank is crestfallen that Cotton is giving his Cadillac to Dusty instead of him. Dusty enters the Cadillac into a demolition derby, where it is later destroyed. He and the rest of ZZ Top were known and annoyed by Hank for pranking and harassing him for their reality show. Dusty later apologies for destroying the Cadillac, not knowing Hank had wanted it but was passed over.
Dusty's father must be Cotton's brother, and maybe Hank has an uncle.


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A number of accidents caused major traffic tie-ups on several busy streets Thursday. One of those was on Highway 6, which had to be closed following the wreck of an 18-wheeler.
The accident took place between FM 159 and FM 2154 in southern Brazos County, and forced the shut down of parts of the road through the afternoon and evening.
The 18-wheeler appeared to have been heading north when it rolled partially off the road. There's still no word on what caused the accident.
The driver of the big rig was treated and released at the College Station Medical Center.
At around 5pm, authorities completely shut down Highway 6 in order to clear the 18-wheeler from the scene. The road remained closed until 8pm.
The Highway 6 accident happened around the same time as a pair of local accidents, one at Wellborn and Graham Roads, the other on Highway 49.
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Heartbreak as boy's fight for life ends
Posted: December 20, 2012|
A MUM who was forced to turn off her son's life support machine after he was hit by a car near his home in Hayle is supporting a campaign to stop others suffering the same fate.
Caleb Michael Hollow, who was said to have lit up a room with his smile, was knocked over while crossing Loggans Road to catch a bus to Bodriggy Academy, where he was a pupil.
The 11-year-old Arsenal fan was airlifted to hospital in Truro and then Bristol suffering from a serious brain injury, but after almost a week, doctors said there was nothing they could do to save him.
"I know every mother says this but he really was the perfect child," said mum Dawn Chapman, 30. "I am very, very proud to have been his mum."
On a normal weekday morning, Dawn would drive past the nearby bus stop and wave to her son as he waited to go to school.
But on Friday, December 7, her world fell apart with a loud bang on her door.
"A lady was at the door, she was crying and saying, 'Caleb'," said Mrs Chapman, whose husband Adam has helped bring up her son since he was 1.
"I ran down the road screaming and crying his name. My legs were like lead but I just had to try and run as fast as I could."
Kneeling beside her son in the road, Mrs Chapman initially thought he was OK because he only seemed to have a cut to his head and knee. But when airlifted to the Royal Cornwall Hospital,Treliske, doctors discovered he had suffered a traumatic brain injury.
Whisked to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol, the youngster underwent surgery to relieve pressure on his brain and was put in an induced coma while he battled for his life.
Despite all efforts, Caleb's devastated family was told he would not recover.
"He had fought so, so hard but he had enough," said Mrs Chapman.
"The doctors were amazing, they have even sent us a card saying they wish the outcome had been different for us."
Breaking the news to her other children Ashton, 4 , and Eva, 1, Mrs Chapman said she wanted them to know how much their older brother loved them.
"Caleb had teddies with him in hospital so I brought them home to the young ones," she said.
"I told Ashton that Caleb had bought it for him to say he loves him very much and he was the best brother ever but he was so poorly that he had gone to heaven."
Caleb recently wrote to Father Christmas, asking for a football kit for his beloved Arsenal, a pair of trainers and computer games. Those gifts will now be placed with him in his coffin.
School friends of the cross-country runner and hockey player have been offered counselling and support following his death. They have also made a remembrance book and are putting together a collection of photographs of the Year 6 pupil for his family.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and we will do everything we can as a school to support them," said Bodriggy head teacher David May.
He said a permanent memorial to Caleb would be unveiled at the school in the new year and a singing cup, awarded to angelic-voiced Caleb recently, will now be renamed.
Paying tribute to Caleb, Adam Chapman said: "He was my best friend and he will be deeply missed. I am proud to have had the privilege of bringing him up."
A campaign and petition has also been launched to stop any more deaths or injuries on the busy road.
The whole community has come together to fight for a crossing and railings.
Maria Ellis, a family friend, said everything must be done to safeguard children.
Her sentiments have been echoed by local councillor John Pollard, who was due to meet members of the Highways Agency at the spot this morning.
Mrs Chapman added: "I have lost my little boy but something good has got to come out of this.
"Even if we have to sit in a line across the road we will do it."
The collision with a silver Audi A2 happened at around 8.40am near the junction with Loggans Way. No one has been arrested following the incident and investigations continue. Call police on 101 if you have any information to help.


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That song that just keeps saying *ohhh yeahhhhh*. Annoying.
(have no idea who sings it but you hear it in a lot of movies)
Kokomo by the Beach Boys(aruba jamaica bermuda bahama c'mon pretty mama ...SHUT UP!)
Key Largo by that guy from the 70's(here's lookin at you kid..blahblahblah)
Hangin' tough by New kids on the block (wer'e rough!...yeah, riiight)
That song that just keeps saying *ohhh yeahhhhh*. Annoying.
(have no idea who sings it but you hear it in a lot of movies)
^ Oh Yeah by Yello. (Brother used to have it!)
Oh yeah... oh yeah... oh yeah
The moon... beautiful
The sun... even more beautiful
Oh yeah... oh yeah... oh yeah
Oh yeah... oh yeah...
Good time
Deep isn't it?
"The howling backwoods that is IMDB is where film criticism goes to die (and then have its corpse gang-raped, called a racist, and accused of supporting Al-Qaeda)" ----Sean O'Neal, The Onion AV Club
Escape - that goshdamn pina colada, making love at midnight and getting caught in the rain - never heard so many cheap fucking cliches!!!
Kill him.
Kill her.
Kill It.
Kill everything... that IS the solution!
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Fucking Chasing fucking cars. If you just lay there I will run you the fuck over. STOP PLAYING THIS SHIT! AAAARRRRGHHHHHHH!!!!!!
FUCK YOU AND GIVE ME MY GODDAMN VENTI TWO PUMP LIGHT WHIP MOCHA YOU COCKSUCKING WHORE BEFORE I PUNCH YOU IN THE MOUTH. I just get unpleasant in my car. - Deej
Healthy is merely the slowest possible rate at which one can die.
Ok, I am really tired of anything Eminem does. I use to really like his music, but... Now it all sounds the same to me.. He is always bitching about something.. cracking on someone.. Who gives a shit already. I am so tired of it. My fiance loves Eminem.. everytime he plays this dude.. my ears bleed and my head feels like it will explode. This also
goes for pretty much goes for every other rap song out there as well. They all sound the same!!!!
Anything by Hall and Oates, esp. their repetitive stuff (can't remember the titles)!
They are great musicians, I just don't like their songs. They are very Philly, and I'm very west coast with a deep interest in other types of music than theirs.
Anything by M.C Hammer, but especially that "We Pray" or whatever it was called. I'm not sure, but I think he said the word "pray" 300 times in that song.
Oh no! I LOVE "U Can't Touch This"! Such a funny, cool song. Esp. Emmitt Smith's dance version on DWTS! (Dancing with the Stars)
U got a point!
Let's throw in a country song: I hatehatehate that fucking Honkytonk badonkadonk - You ain't the white Sir Mix Alot - shut yer yap!
Kill him.
Kill her.
Kill It.
Kill everything... that IS the solution!
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Love Shack. I am not sure why so many people like this? It really annoys me for some reason.
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Hispania switch things round once again
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Hispania have chosen to switch round their two starting drivers for the German Grand Prix, after doing the same for the British Grand Prix. However, this time Karun Chandhok is taken out rather than Bruno Senna. Coming in will be Sakon Yamamoto, who deputised for Senna at Silverstone.
Yamamoto spoke of how he was looking forward to racing at Hockenheim - "I have a lot of good memories of the circuit in Hockenheim. I like the track layout with the passing point at the end of the long straight and also the Stadium sector, which is very challenging."
Another driving option for HRT is former Jaguar and Red Bull driver Christian Klien, who is also on the Spanish team's books. Therefore Hispania's driving line-up for Hockenheim will be Bruno Senna and Sakon Yamamoto, with Karun Chandhok and Christian Klien left out in the cold.
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The Portuguese first began to trade along the coast about 1500. During the next half-century, neighboring peoples subjugated many of the local peoples and established kingdoms. The British arrived in 1562 in search of slaves, and soon many Europeans were trading in the region. In 1787, British philanthropists bought land at the site of Freetown to establish a settlement for freed slaves. The colony prospered and became an important center for trade and missionary activity. In 1896 the British proclaimed a protectorate over the area that is modern Sierra Leone.
Sierra Leone became independent in 1961, and throughout the 1960's was beset with political instability. Sieka Stevens came to power in 1968 and gradually imposed authoritarian rule. In 1978 he created a one-party state. He retired in 1985.
In 1991, the Revolutionary United Front engaged in fighting to overthrow the government. The ensuing civil war continued through the 1990's. In 1999, a peace agreement was reached and the United Nations established a peacekeeping operation in the country; however, fighting persisted until 2002. Later that year, peaceful elections were held.


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We also check out new places and create memories on new adventures. It is what I strive for because when I look back on my own summers of childhood, there are so many good memories. I remember playing outside with my sisters riding bikes, playing kick the can, going to the beach. I remember family vacations of camping and driving across Canada. I am sure within those moments there was screaming, crying, embarrassing moments at restaurants, sunburns and mosquito bites. But those things have fallen to the cutting room floor of the film that has become my summer memory reel. The movie that plays in my head as I watch my kids enjoy summer.
This week there has been many good times, some great times and there have been tough and frustrating moments. Times where I wanted to give myself a time out. In the whole scheme of life these tough moments were small, not a big deal. We are not talking about fighting cancer or having to stay inside all summer. Sometimes I need to remind myself, my tough moments are not a big deal. We are talking about screaming fits, fighting siblings and tantrums. This week I was told that I am a mean mommy and I am not liked, but I was also snuggled tightly and told I am the best mommy in the whole world by the same four year old. Ebb and flow, ebb and flow.
It was impossible not to catch Sarah's over flowing excitement about her first ever ballet class. Monday afternoon it was operation ballet outfit search. We found her the whole outfit and I practically had to rip it off her Monday night before bed. Her first ballet class was a huge hit. Unfortunately, I watched very little of it because Jack was screaming like a banshee to go to the park and the instructor said, "You're going to want to take him out." Rats!
The ebb and flow of our night time and sleep patterns continues. Just a few weeks ago, Jack slept in his own bed all night and by himself six out of ten nights. But with a poof, that pattern disappeared and he is back to waking for snuggles and sleeping partners. We love his snuggles, but are constantly trying new things to get him to stay in his bed. Sarah sleeps with a stuffed wolf. It is to keep away the tiger that is in a recurring dream that she has. We are hoping to get Jack to feel the love for a stuffed wolf and then he will feel less lonely in his bed.
|Update: Jack fell asleep hugging his wolf. Let's see if he stays that way.
What's summer without marshmallows to hold and squish and eat?
This is just a snippet of our summer so far. I know there is much more to come. Places to visit and memories to create. I am sure there will also be forgettable moments. More moments for the cutting room floor. It's all about ebb and flow.


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Woman vanishes along with $1.1M from Afghan bank
KABUL, Afghanistan — Officials say a young woman managed to steal $1.1 million from a major Afghan bank by transferring the money to relatives' accounts. She then vanished, setting off an international hunt.
The alleged theft by the Azizi Bank employee highlights the deep corruption in Afghanistan's banking sector. One leading institution unraveled after revelations of fraud.
Inayatullah Fazli, Azizi's chief executive, says the money was stolen two months ago.
Investigators say at least nine people aided the woman, whom they identified as Shokofa Salehi, 22, in defrauding the bank.
"They are a mafia group," Fazli alleged.
Afghan officials believe Salehi used fake documents under the name Samira to reach India after transferring the money. Her whereabouts are unknown.
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The Blue Raiders squeeze out their second consecutive win in the final seconds of the game. / Photo by Cat Murphy.
In their first meeting since the 2000 season, Middle Tennessee (5-4, 3-2 C-USA) managed to sneak past the UAB Blazers (2-6, 1-3 C-USA) on a last-second game-winning field goal by MT kicker Cody Clark, edging the Blazers by a final score of 24-21 Saturday afternoon at Legion Field.
MT quarterback Logan Kilgore proved to have more late game heroics left in him after the time-expiring touchdown to Tavarres Jefferson last week against Marshall.
The redshirt senior signal-caller orchestrated another game-winning drive for the Blue Raiders, with MT driving 74 yards on six plays, setting up an 18-yard field goal after a 33-yard dash by Reggie Whatley and a 33-yard pass from Kilgore to Marcus Henry.
When it comes down to crunch time, your true colors show, Kilgore said. Were a team that never quits. Were a team that believes at all times that were going to win the game.
Kilgore finished the game completing 11 of his 22 pass attempts for 160 yards, while adding two touchdowns and one interception. Marcus Henry proved to be Kilgores favorite target this week, connecting with the junior wide out five times for 136 yards, while adding a 93-yard touchdown catch.
Reggie Whatley led the way for Middle Tennessee in their injury-riddled backfield. Whatley rushed 15 times for 155 yards, averaging 10.3 yards per carry. Jeremiah Bryson finished the game with 57 yards on 10 carries, before leaving the game with an ankle injury in the second quarter.
Shane Tucker, who gave up his redshirt status this week, saw the first action of his Blue Raider career after Jordan Parker was ruled out, and after Bryson went down in the second quarter. Tucker finished the game with six carries for 18 yards, including an eight-yard run to set up a Kyle Griswould 3-yard touchdown.
The first thing I told our team after the game [was] how proud I was of Shane Tucker, said Rick Stockstill, MT head coach. The unselfishness that he displayed was pretty incredible. Lot of respect for Shane Tucker.
Defensively, the Blue Raiders faced a run-heavy attack from the Blazers. UAB controlled the ball for a majority of the game, finishing with 38:39 in time of possession compared to MTs 21:21.
The Blazers ran 65 total plays in the game, with 56 of those coming on the ground. Jordan Howard finished the game with 23 carries for 154 yards. Darrin Reaves added 111 yards on 27 carries, including a 21-yard touchdown run.
UAB, give them credit, Stockstill said. They came in with a game plan that they were going to control the clock, control the ball, and they did it. They executed extremely well.
UAB struck first in the contest, with a 41-yard run by Jordan Howard eventually setting up a 21-yard touchdown scamper by Darrin Reaves. Ty Long would tack on a 37-yard field goal, putting the Blazers up 10-0 early in the third quarter.
MT would answer on their ensuing drive, with Whatley sprinting for a 49-yard gain, leading to a 3-yard touchdown pass from Kilgore to Griswould.
Long would connect on a 50-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter, pushing the UAB lead to 13-7 with 14:13 left to play. MT would capture their first lead of the game at the 9:41 mark, with Kilgore hitting Marcus Henry on a slant route for a 93-yard touchdown, the fourth longest in school history.
Stephen Roberts would increase MTs lead after making a huge defensive play for the Blue Raiders. Roberts would intercept a Jonathan Perry pass, returning it 40 yards for a touchdown, giving MT a 21-13 advantage with 6:26 remaining in the fourth.
When I got the [interception], I thought I was dreaming to be honest, said MT linebacker Stephen Roberts. I tried to run as fast as I could to get in the [endzone], and Im glad I did.
UAB would get right back into the game, with Perry throwing a 21-yard touchdown to Jamarcus Nelson. Perry would scramble for the two-point conversion, evening the contest at 21-21 with 1:50 remaining.
On MTs next possession, the Blue Raiders would face a third-and-7 from their own 28 yard line. Reggie Whatley would break off a 33-yard run, and with 0:14 left, Kilgore would connect with Henry for a 33 yard gain. Kilgore would spike the ball at the UAB one yard line with 0:07 left, leading to a game-winning 18-yard field goal by Clark.
Really proud of this football team, Stockstill said. The character that they display each and every game, how hard we play, how hard we compete, its truly fun to coach these guys.
MT will return to Murfreesboro to take on the FIU Golden Panthers on Saturday, November 9. Game time is set for 3 p.m. CT for the FCS broadcast.


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젨젨젨젨젨HOLLAND -- Jackie Bartley, adjunct assistant
젨professor of English at Hope College, has been awarded
젨fellowships for summer residencies by two artist
젨젨젨젨젨Each residency will run for two weeks, providing
젨her with time to continue work on the manuscript for a book
젨of poetry.젨She will spend time at the Ragdale Foundation in
젨Lake Forest, Ill., in June, and at the Mary Anderson Center
젨for the Arts in Mount Saint Francis, Ind., in July.
젨젨젨젨젨Each community selects its participants
젨competitively.젨Both programs seek to give writers, visual
젨artists and musicians a peaceful place and uninterrupted
젨time to create.젨Bartley hopes to complete her book this
젨젨젨젨젨The Ragdale Foundation was established in 1976,
젨and is located on the grounds of architect Howard Van Doren
젨Shaw's Arts and Craft style home.젨The community can
젨accommodate up to 12 residents at a time.
젨젨젨젨젨The Mary Anderson Center for the Arts was
젨organized in 1989, and is located on a 400-acre farm that
젨was given to the friars of the Province of Our Lady of
젨Consolation by Louisville, Ky., actress Mary Anderson in
젨1896.젨The friars helped establish the center, which hosts
젨up to six residents at a time in the 11-room Loftus House.
젨젨젨젨젨Bartley is the author of two published chapbooks
젨of poetry:젨"The Terrible Boundaries of the Body," published
젨by White Eagle Coffee Store Press in 1997, and "When Prayer
젨Is Far from Our Lips," published by the Franciscan
젨University Press in 1994.
젨젨젨젨젨"The Terrible Boundaries of the Body" was
젨published as the winner of White Eagle Coffee Store Press's
젨Fall 1996 Poetry Chapbook Contest.젨She completed "When
젨Prayer is Far from Our Lips" with support from a one-year
젨Creative Artists Grant she received in 1992 from the Arts
젨Foundation of Michigan in partnership with the Michigan
젨Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs.
젨젨젨젨젨Her poems have appeared in a number of journals,
젨including "Birmingham Poetry Review," "Roanoke Review,"
젨"West Branch" and "Yarrow."
젨젨젨젨젨Bartley has been a member of the Hope faculty
젨since 1989.젨She did her undergraduate work at Clarion
젨University in Pennsylvania, where she received a B.S. degree
젨in biology and a B.S. in medical technology, and
젨subsequently worked for 16 years as a medical technologist.
젨She began her work in poetry with Jack Ridl of the Hope
젨English faculty, and in 1988 earned a master of fine arts
젨degree in creative writing from Western Michigan University.
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The Los Angeles Times reports officials are asking people whose relatives died of drug overdoses to contact the board if they believe excessive prescribing or other physician misconduct contributed to the deaths.
Under California law, the agency has seven years from the time of the alleged misconduct to take disciplinary action against a doctor.
Linda K. Whitney, the board's executive director, tells the Times investigators would review autopsies and other records on specific overdose deaths outlined in recent months by the newspaper.
Reports by the Times have documented the connection between doctors' prescribing practices and fatal overdoses involving OxyContin, Vicodin and other narcotic painkillers.
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