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TUPELO – SeaPort Airlines' bid to provide subsidized air service in Tupelo includes more than double the number of flights and only half the cost offered by Mesaba Airlines.
But while frequency and price will be major considerations, other factors could determine which company eventually wins the contract to serve Tupelo Regional Airport.
And Mayor Jack Reed Jr. says Mesaba, a subsidiary of Delta Air Lines, is the better choice.
"We feel like if we get affordable, reliable service that will keep us connected to national and international destinations, it will work best through Delta," Reed said.
The two companies are the only ones vying to obtain federal funds via the Essential Air Service program.
In July, Mesaba said it could no longer provide air service in Tupelo without the federal money.
The U.S. Department of Transportation required Mesaba to continue flying while it accepted bids from airlines interested in providing air service in Tupelo.
Mesaba currently has one daily flight to Memphis and one to Atlanta.
In its proposal package, Mesaba offered four scenarios, including its current schedule, which it says would require an annual subsidy of a little more than $1 million.
But airport and city officials, with the backing of U.S. Sens. Thad Cochran and Roger Wicker and U.S. Rep. Travis Childers, say Tupelo needs at least three daily flights.
Mesaba's bid also includes a proposal with two daily flights to Memphis and one to Atlanta, with a total subsidy of $1.9 million.
SeaPort's bid includes four Tupelo-to-Memphis departures daily for a $625,082 subsidy, and three Tupelo-to-Atlanta departures daily for a $433,006 subsidy.
Those figures are good for Dec. 15, 2009, to Dec. 14, 2010. Subsidized costs would be $631,681 for the Memphis connection and $413,797 for the Atlanta connection for the next year of service.
But unlike with Mesaba, passengers flying via SeaPort still would have to buy separate tickets through a major air carrier to reach their next destination.
In essence, SeaPort's nine-seat Pilatus PC-12 plane is merely a shuttle, flying passengers to Memphis International and Hartsfield-Jackson International in Atlanta.
Passengers would then need to unload their luggage and check in as usual at the airport en route to their next destination.
They also would need to buy tickets from their airline of choice to reach that destination. It's an extra step or two that may not provide the convenience fliers want.
And that's why Reed said he preferred Mesaba's bid.
Since Mesaba is a subsidiary of a major airline, passengers buy their tickets, check in at the airport and head to their next connection without having to handle their luggage until they reach their final destination.
Still, Reed said he appreciated SeaPort's interest to provide service.
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SeaPort said its proposed schedule would "maximize traffic flow" and that traffic would increase during its second year of operations "as the speed and convenience of our service become more familiar to the residents."
SeaPort provides EAS service in seven cities, including the Arkansas cities of Jonesboro, El Dorado, Hot Springs and Harrison, where it flies to Memphis.
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His son Jayden has a rare form of epilepsy. Violent seizures came first. The many medications he was given produced other problems, said David.
"He couldn't chew, couldn't eat. He was lethargic all day long," he said.
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David said his son takes a type of marijuana that doesn't contain THC, the chemical that produces a high. He insists his son is only made healthier from his use of the marijuana. It's kept in the refrigerator, and contained within a solid block of coconut oil David heats in the microwave to turn into a liquid.
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In article <firstname.lastname@example.com>, firstname.lastname@example.com (James Fryer) writes... > [one version of "The Wabash Cannonball"]
Folk music is a wonderful thing. Here's another shot at the lyrics -
Wabash Cannonball
G C From the great Atlantic ocean to the wide Pacific shores, D G From the Queen of flowin mountains, to the south belle by the shore, G C She's mighty tall and hanndsome and she's known quite well by all, D G She's the modern combination on the Wabash Cannonball
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Tampa, Florida - NTSB investigators are trying to figure out what caused a small plane to plunge out of the sky and into the water near the Bayside Bridge in Clearwater.
A salvage crew spent the evening raising the plane to the surface of the water using airbags and then towed into six miles to the boat ramp at the Courtney Campbell Expressway where it sits on Friday night.
"It was a bite choppy on the other side so that didn't help either," said Patrick Garrison, owner of Blue Water Diver & Salvage. "It's been a long day but it went pretty smooth"
The pilot, who survived the accident, plans to have a crew remove the wings so the aircraft can be towed to a new site on Saturday.
After it was hoisted onto dry land on Friday evening, an NTSB investigator was seen inspecting damage inside and outside the aircraft Friday night; however, results will not be released for some time.
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The Class 4A second-ranked West High baseball team picked up the 14-4 six-inning win over Cedar Rapids Kennedy in a makeup game Wednesday in Iowa City.
Greg Ludwig hit a home run for the Trojans while Reid Bonner had two hits and a double. Colin Baker and Tanner Wilson each added two hits.
Tyus Adkins got the win on the mound. West is 21-4 overall and 14-2 in the MVC.
? CEDAR RAPIDS XAVIER 3-12, CITY HIGH 2-2: The Little Hawks dropped a doubleheader against the Saints in Cedar Rapids.
Sam Mrstik gave up one hit in 52⁄3 innings in the game one loss. Mrstik allowed six walks. City had five hits with RBIs from J.J. Gevock and Eric Kenney.
Five Little Hawks pitched in the second game. Mitch Wieland went 3-for-3 with two doubles and Grant Simpson added a double.
City (12-14) will take on the Rams at 3:30 p.m. Friday at Dubuque Senior.
? MUSCATINE 8, REGINA 7: The Class 4A ninth-ranked Muskies scored in the bottom of the seventh to beat the Regals in Muscatine.
Regina has lost three of its last four games in either the seventh or eighth inning.
Jake Brinkman had two hits and a double in the loss. Ian Probst put up two hits and a double while Fritz Wagner added two RBIs. Mark Ward had two hits.
Regina is 14-11.
? IMS 13, COLUMBUS JUNCTION 0: Iowa Mennonite School pounded Columbus Junction in Kalona.
Cameron Gingerich was 3-for-4 with a double and three RBIs. Dallas Nye was 2-for-3 with three RBIs. Aaron Ockenfels was 2-for-3 with three RBIs.
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Will Colorado make the grade?
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A who's who of education leaders spanning the political, advocacy and business worlds in Colorado lined up on Monday for a discussion of education and how it relates to jobs and the economy.
NBC News helped shine a spotlight on the state's need for education reform thanks to a live broadcast of the "Education Nation: Job One" panel discussion moderated by the network's Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent Andrea Mitchell. Joining the discussion at the History Colorado Center was Linda Alvarado, president and chief executive of Denver-based Alvarado Construction Inc., Bruce Benson, president of the University of Colorado, Richard Monfort, owner of the Colorado Rockies and chairman of the Colorado Economic Development Commission, and Kent Thiry, chief executive of Denver-based DaVita Inc.
Kicking off the discussion was Gov. John Hickenlooper, a Democrat who has made education reform a priority of his administration. Hickenlooper gave rare testimony on proposed legislation back in March in support of House Bill 1239, which aims to improve literacy in early elementary school grades. The governor is also supportive of a controversial proposal to provide reduced tuition rates to undocumented students. Both those bills are making their way through the Legislature.
"People everywhere in the world want a real job; they want to be paid above the table, they want 30 hours a week, they want some benefits and they want a job that can really lead to a better job…" Hickenlooper said, emerging from behind a curtain to take the stage built for the program in the auditorium of the History Colorado Center. "A good job, without question, begins with a good education."
Financing education
Much of the panel discussion was focused on what the business community can do to finance improved education in Colorado. Many agree that education reform is necessary to promote the state's business climate, both in terms of attracting businesses to Colorado and advancing the state's industries. But advocates still have trouble getting the financial support that is needed.
DaVita's Thiry said one reason why it is difficult to get business leaders to financially support education reform efforts is because it is impossible to promise results or transparency.
"So often those conversations fall down not so much on the unwillingness of the company to do so, but the fear that there's not going to be the results that are promised …" opined Thiry. "In business, if we write a $10 million check and give it to a team of people, if they're not achieving certain milestones, then we get to cut off the funding and to replace the management… Giving $10 million to someone where you feel there's not going to be that accountability, there's not going to be that type of transparency of results, that team management — that doesn't feel so sensible."
Monfort said it's unrealistic to expect business to fund education in Colorado, especially higher education. "It's really truly the state's responsibility to fund a good portion of higher-ed if they want those kids to get into school," he said.
"If it's businesses' responsibility, then fine, just get the state out of the way and let the business people meet with Bruce Benson… and all those other people and say, 'OK, this is what we need,'" continued Monfort. "But right now that can't even happen because Bruce has got to go up in front of the CCHE [Colorado Commission on Higher Education] who is going to say, 'No, we don't want you to have this program…' even though a business like Ken's over here will say, 'We need this.'"
Colorado voters and the business community appear to agree that a lack of accountability and the inability to promise results can make for an illogical investment into education. Voters last year rejected a temporary five-year tax increase to fund education across the state. Many of the concerns raised with the ballot proposal were over where the money would actually end up. Some feared that it would end up being used for budget expenses, such as Medicaid.
Sen. Rollie Heath, D-Boulder, the father of the ballot initiative, said candidly that education advocates need to do a better job of communicating their message to the public if they are to get taxpayers to pay for additional educational resources.
"We've got to do a better job of communicating with the citizens of this state and making them understand that if we don't provide the fiscal support then it's going to be pretty difficult for our wonderful schools and teachers," Heath said from the audience at the "Education Nation" production.
Committing to students; undocumented immigrants
Benson said part of the problem is that there is a lack of commitment to students who are in need of remediation in the state's higher education systems. Universities should work with struggling students rather than dump them into lower college systems, he stressed.
"I personally have always had a philosophy that if you take a student, you should be responsible for that student," Benson said. "In this state, we send them back to community colleges — I know that's not popular for me to comment that way to community colleges. But I do think we have a responsibility to take care of these students."
"I'm a businessman," he continued. "My attitude is whatever cards you're dealt, you make it work."
Benson said a commitment to students is going to become even more relevant as the state's minority Hispanic population becomes the majority sometime in the next 30 years. "We've got to figure out how to get everybody an opportunity for education in this country," he said.
Sen. Mike Johnston, D-Denver, the sponsor of Senate Bill 15, which would provide reduced tuition rates to undocumented students, said the best way to go about addressing the state's growing minority population in terms of education is to actually give them a shot at higher education.
"We have an increasingly growing population in this state of Latino students… and of those some significant number are undocumented, and those students also have the ability and have done the back work to get into college, but unless they have financing to be able to pay their way through college — currently they don't because they pay out-of-state tuition rates — that means we have more and more of an achievement gap that is growing," Johnston said, rising from the audience to make his point.
In addition to an achievement gap in Colorado, the state also faces something known as the "Colorado paradox," panel members attested. The paradox comes because only 33 percent of native Coloradans have an associate degree, while all the rest of the associate degrees in the state are held by transplants. Monfort joked, "The main reason for the paradox is because of CU and all these students that they bring in from out of state."
But he said one way to address the paradox is to change the notion that higher education is only for the rich. "It gets back to access," he said. "A lot of kids grow up thinking that college is only for the rich."
"We need to be getting kids, first of all, to know that they've got to do good in high school," Monfort continued. "But getting a high school degree is not the end all. You've got to be smart, you've got to learn, you've got to read… you've got to do all these things so that you can get into college. If you get the grades and you have the skills, you can get into college."
Finding solutions
Alvarado said the solution must come from all sides of the debate, acknowledging that the business community plays a major role. "We have to raise our hands as businesses and get involved," she said.
"It's not about where we came from; what we look like; what our parents did or didn't do," Alvarado continued. "It's not if you're in the Republican Party, the Democratic Party, the tea party, or the tequila party — we have to come together."
Kelly Brough, president and chief executive of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, said the business community is dedicated to finding solutions, arguing that business leaders understand the importance of an educated workforce.
"We know that this is a critical moment in their life, and as a business community, we're really focused on not blaming anymore…" said Brough. "The business community is more motivated than we've ever been in our history."


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|The effect of lactose maldigestion on the relationship between dairy food intake and colorectal cancer: a systematic review.
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|PMID: 17044768 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Dairy food consumption has been inconsistently shown to protect against colorectal cancer (CRC) in case-based studies, and no clear benefits against recurrent colonic polyps (CRP) have been reported. Based on population-based studies we have hypothesized that dairy food intake may have anti-CRC effects at both low intake lactase non-persistent (LNP) populations and at high intake lactase persistent (LP) subjects. We separately analyse existing case-based studies and divide origins into high LNP (>or= 80% LNP prevalence), low LNP (prevalence <or= 20%) and mid LNP countries (21-79% prevalence), which coincide with low, high, and mid quantity dairy food intake regions, respectively. Odds ratios and relative risks (RR) of highest versus lowest dairy intake within each group are analyzed together for assessment of protection against CRC and CRP. Eighty studies met stipulated criteria. Thirteen analyzed the effect on recurrent polyps. Forest plots from 2 regions, high LNP (low dairy food intake) RR = 0.84 [95% confidence interval (CI) = 0.73-0.97) and low LNP (high dairy food intake) RR = 0.80 (95% CI = 0.73-0.88) demonstrated significant protection against CRC. In mixed LNP/LP populations (mid dairy food intake) nonsignificant protection was found RR = 0.92 (95% CI = 0.79-1.06). Similar regional analysis for CRP failed to show significant protective effect in any region. This meta-analysis supports that the highest level of dairy food consumption protects subjects in both high and low LNP regions but not in areas with significant mixed LNP/LP populations. In both groups, dairy foods had no effect on polyp formation, suggesting it may only protect against CRC at late stages of promotion. These results raise the possibility that LNP/LP status may be partly responsible for the discrepant results with respect to the relationship between dairy food consumption and CRC.
|Andrew Szilagyi; Usha Nathwani; Christina Vinokuroff; José A Correa; Ian Shrier
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|Title: Nutrition and cancer Volume: 55 ISSN: 0163-5581 ISO Abbreviation: Nutr Cancer Publication Date: 2006
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Butternut & rosemary pizza
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 30 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4 - 6
This easy, flavour-packed pizza uses a pack of bread mix and doesn't need to be left to rise
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
- Vegetarian
Nutrition info
Nutrition per serving (4)
- kcalories
- 630
- protein
- 24g
- carbs
- 115g
- fat
- 11g
- saturates
- 4g
- fibre
- 9g
- sugar
- 20g
- salt
- 2.92g
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- 500g pack white bread mix
- 1 tbsp olive oil, plus more to drizzle, if you like
- 1 large butternut squash, peeled and cut into small cubes
- 2 red onions, sliced
- 3 rosemary sprigs, leaves chopped, plus extra to decorate
- 1 tbsp caster sugar
- 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
- 100g feta cheese
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- Make the bread dough according to pack instructions, knead for a few mins, then, using a little flour to stop it sticking, roll out into 2 large rounds and lift onto baking sheets.
- Heat the oil in a large frying pan, then fry the squash with the onion and chopped rosemary for 5 mins until beginning to soften and brown. Splash in about 200ml water, then cook over a fierce heat for 10 mins, stirring until the squash is tender and almost all the liquid has gone. Heat oven to 220C/ fan 200C/gas 7.
- Stir the sugar, vinegar and some seasoning into the squash mix, then spread it all over the pizza dough. Top with a few small rosemary sprigs, crumble over the feta, then drizzle with a little more oil, if you like. Bake 1 at a time for 15 mins or until the pizzas are golden and crisp. Serve with a salad.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, March 2009
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I was very impressed with the easy base, never used a bread mix before and it was dead simple. Husband fancied a pizza and chose this to try and make it low fat. Very little feta and when I'm not keeping an eye on fat levels I'd defo use more. Base welded to the baking tray like superglue so would oil sheet next time, once it had cooled down did manage to get it off the tray. BNS cooked nicely which surprised me. Overall good recipe


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Green Bay Packers fans adore their heroes, but some @gbpressgazette Twitter followers call their former quarterback, Brett Favre a traitorous adulterer who probably shouldn't have been my hero/role model growing up or the most exciting player in NFL history that is an actual (expletive) in his private life.
When Favre and the Packers parted ways in 2008, it didnt sit well with many who had previously called Favre hero. No matter what was said, its personal, even five years later. The reason isnt necessarily that Packers fans are unreasonable and emotional, its that fans and athletes have a special relationship.
Thats what Madison filmmaker Michael Neelsen explores in his documentary, Last Day at Lambeau, speaking to fans, journalists (even some of the Press-Gazettes own), Packers play-by-play Wayne Larrivee and papal Packers superfan, St. Vince, as Neelsen travels the timeline of the deterioration of Favres hero status, as it were.
The whole idea of fans is you get attached to and love these figures, especially in a town like Green Bay, where its a very personal thing, Neelsen said. Its a fundamental part of our psychology to look up to people that seem heroic or mythic in our lives. Thats why I think this story is timeless beyond the text of Favre and the Packers.
Neelsen started filming a week before the Oct. 24, 2010, Packers-Vikings game at Lambeau Field, the last time Favre would ever set foot and play in Titletown and he donned a purple and gold jersey.
The game culminates a timeline that begins with the famous game-losing overtime interception Favre threw in the 2007 NFC Championship game against the New York Giants. Neelsen has called it the shot that started the war.
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In the two seasons between, Favre played for two different teams the New York Jets and then the Minnesota Vikings as Green Bay moved on to what turned out to be greener and golder pastures in Aaron Rodgers.
Years later, Favre still faces some contempt at the hands of his once beloving fanbase.
Obviously, it was a huge circus in 2009 with his first two games against the Packers, but this was almost more poignant to me, strangely, that his relationship to the people of Wisconsin and this particular place, this particular field, this particular stadium, where all these memories unfolded originally, to have these final moments of him playing a game here, Neelsen said. That felt very cinematic in concept to me.
Favre doesnt appear personally in the documentary, though Neelsen tried to contact him through his agent, Bus Cook, but Neelsen said that was actually sort of blessing.
It kind of changed our focus and made the film less about he said/she said. Like, Heres Brett saying this and Heres Ted (Thompson, Packers GM) disagreeing, Neelsen said. Instead of having that, its more about the spirit of fandom and that psychological relationship.
Last Day At Lambeau is screening at 7 p.m. Saturday as part of the third annual Green Bay Film Festival in the ballroom at the Radisson Hotel & Conference, 2040 Airport Drive, Ashwaubenon.
Following the film, a panel which includes Neelsen, his co-writer Mike Johnson, former Packers kicker Chris Jacke, Bill Johnson from 540 ESPN in Milwaukee and Marquette University Social psychologist Steven Franzois will discuss the fan-hero relationship and will surely touch on the much different retirement of receiver Donald Driver, as well as Aaron Rodgers growing heroism.
As Neelsen eerily puts it: I think fans are just as susceptible as theyve ever been.
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1 tablespoon salt
1 tablespoon ground black pepper
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North Korea on Wednesday claimed the United States had proposed to lift sanctions against the aspiring nuclear power in return for a freeze on the country's uranium enrichment work, Agence France-Presse reported (see GSN, Jan. 11).
A North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman told state-controlled media that in a bilateral meeting last July, Obama administration officials "proposed to take confidence-building steps such as suspension of sanctions as well as food aid" in exchange for a "temporary suspension" of the North's enrichment of uranium, a practice that can be used to produce weapon-usable material as well as atomic energy fuel.
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AS A SOPHOMORE (2006) - Matched UF's season-best floor exercise mark of 9.95 with her win versus Utah set or matched her collegiate-best marks in each of the three events competed versus Utah - vault (9.85), uneven bars (9.85) and floor (9.95) matched collegiate-best bars mark (9.85) to tie for fifth at the Southeastern Conference Championships all-around runner-up (38.925) in collegiate competitive debut shared floor exercise title (9.875) with teammate Tiffany Murry versus Illinois second in Kentucky floor competition (9.90) turned in collegiate-best vault mark of 9.85 five times runner-up in Florida triangular vault competition at 9.85 believed to be the first Gator to successfully complete a double-layout in floor exercise routine earned floor marks of 9.85 in both NCAA Championships team qualifying and Super Six competition last minute replacement in the Gators' uneven bars lineup versus Georgia, responding with a 9.825 shared first in the North Carolina State triangular uneven bar standings (9.80) member of SEC Academic Honor Roll.
AS A FRESHMAN (2005) - Performed an exhibition floor routine at Auburn dual, receiving a 9.75 also turned in an exhibition floor routine (9.70) versus Kentucky underwent shoulder surgery March 21 and out for remainder of season member of SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll.
PRIOR TO FLORIDA - Represented Great Britain in some of the world's most prestigious gymnastics competitions, including the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens (vault/9.025, bars/8.937, floor/9.175) member of fifth-place GB team at 2004 European Championships traveled to Los Angeles for the 2003 World Championships, but was forced to sit out the competition due to injury third in all-around at 2004 British Championships top British all-arounder at the 2003 Masillia Cup, taking 24th - also took ninth on floor claimed three golds (vault, floor, tied for first on bars) and the bronze on beam at the 2003 British Championships fourth in all-around at 2003 British Championships at the 2002 World Championships, finished 18th on vault and 19th on floor member of British team that was runner-up at the 2002 Commonwealth Games , where she was sixth in the all-around and eighth on the balance beam made international debut as a member of the British gold medal team at the 2000 Olympic Hopefuls competition in the Czech Republic - she took seventh in the all-around at the same event considers floor her best event.
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1#A list of David's sons. #a. [3:1–4] 2 Sm 3:2–5. These were the sons of David born to him in Hebron: the firstborn, Amnon, by Ahinoam of Jezreel; the second, Daniel,#Daniel: he is called Chileab in 2 Sm 3:3. by Abigail of Carmel; 2the third, Absalom, son of Maacah, who was the daughter of Talmai, king of Geshur; the fourth, Adonijah, son of Haggith; 3the fifth, Shephatiah, by Abital; the sixth, Ithream, by his wife Eglah. 4Six in all were born to him in Hebron, where he reigned seven years and six months. Then he reigned thirty-three years in Jerusalem.#b. [3:4] 2 Sm 2:11; 5:5. 5#c. [3:5–8] 2 Sm 5:14–16. In Jerusalem the following were born to him: Shimea,#Shimea: he bears the name Shammua in 2 Sm 5:14. Ammiel: Bathsheba's father is called Eliam in 2 Sm 11:3. Shobab, Nathan, Solomon—four by Bathsheba, the daughter of Ammiel;#d. [3:5] 2 Sm 11:3. 6Ibhar, Elishua, Eliphelet, 7Nogah, Nepheg, Japhia, 8Elishama, Eliada, and Eliphelet—nine. 9All these were sons of David, in addition to other sons by concubines; and Tamar was their sister.#e. [3:9] 2 Sm 13:1–2.
10#The kings of Judah from Solomon down to the destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians. #f. [3:10–17] Mt 1:7–12. The son of Solomon was Rehoboam, whose son was Abijah, whose son was Asa, whose son was Jehoshaphat,#g. [3:10] 1 Kgs 11:43; 14:31; 15:1, 8, 24; 2 Chr 9:31; 12:16; 13:23; 17:1. 11whose son was Joram, whose son was Ahaziah, whose son was Joash,#h. [3:11] 1 Kgs 22:51; 2 Chr 21:1; 22:1; 24:1, 27. 12whose son was Amaziah, whose son was Azariah, whose son was Jotham,#i. [3:12] 2 Kgs 12:21; 14:21; 15:7; 2 Chr 25:1; 26:1, 23; 27:1. 13whose son was Ahaz, whose son was Hezekiah, whose son was Manasseh,#j. [3:13] 2 Kgs 15:38; 16:20; 20:21; 2 Chr 28:1, 27; 32:33. 14whose son was Amon, whose son was Josiah.#k. [3:14] 2 Kgs 21:18, 26; 2 Chr 33:20, 25. 15The sons of Josiah were: the firstborn Johanan; the second, Jehoiakim; the third, Zedekiah; the fourth, Shallum.#Shallum: another name for Jehoahaz, Josiah's immediate successor; cf. Jer 22:11. #l. [3:15] 2 Kgs 23:34; 24:17; 2 Chr 36:4, 10. 16The sons of Jehoiakim were: Jeconiah, his son; Zedekiah, his son.#m. [3:16] 2 Kgs 24:6, 17; 2 Chr 36:8, 10.
17The sons of Jeconiah#The descendants of King Jeconiah down to the time of the Chronicler. If twenty-five years are allowed for each generation, the ten generations between Jeconiah and Anani (the last name on the list) would put the birth of the latter at about 405 B.C.—an important item in establishing the approximate date of the Chronicler's work in its final form. the captive were: Shealtiel,#n. [3:17, 19] Ezr 2:2; 3:2, 8; 5:2; Sir 49:11; Hg 1:1, 12, 14; Mt 1:12–13; Lk 3:27. 18Malchiram, Pedaiah, Shenazzar,#Shenazzar: presumably he is the same as Sheshbazzar (Ezr 1:8, 11; 5:14–16), the prince of Judah who was the first Jewish governor of Judah after the exile. Both forms of the name probably go back to the Babylonian name Sin-ab-ussar, meaning "O [god] Sin, protect [our] father!" Jekamiah, Hoshama, and Nedabiah. 19The sons of Pedaiah were Zerubbabel#Zerubbabel: here called the son of Pedaiah, though elsewhere (Hg 1:12, 14; 2:2, 23; Ezr 3:2, 8; 5:2; Neh 12:1) his father's name is given as Shealtiel. The latter indication may merely point to the fact that Zerubbabel succeeded Shealtiel as head of the house of David. and Shimei. The sons of Zerubbabel were Meshullam and Hananiah; Shelomith was their sister. 20The sons of Meshullam were Hashubah, Ohel, Berechiah, Hasadiah, Jushabhesed—five. 21The sons of Hananiah were Pelatiah, Jeshaiah, Rephaiah, Arnan, Obadiah, and Shecaniah. 22The sons of Shecaniah were Shemaiah, Hattush, Igal, Bariah, Neariah, Shaphat—six.#o. [3:22] Neh 3:29. 23The sons of Neariah were Elioenai, Hizkiah, and Azrikam—three. 24The sons of Elioenai were Hodaviah, Eliashib, Pelaiah, Akkub, Johanan, Delaiah, and Anani—seven.
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Bristol, TN--(August 24, 2012)-- Bass Pro Shops Founder Johnny Morris, Developer Steve Johnson of Johnson Commercial Development and officials from the City of Bristol, Tennessee held a groundbreaking ceremony, Friday, August 24th to mark the official beginning of construction on the Bass Pro Shops retail store in Bristol, Tennessee.
Located on the northeast quadrant of the Exit 74 intersection of Interstate 81 and Highway 11W in Bristol, Tennessee, the 104,000 square-foot Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World store will be the anchor tenant for The Pinnacle—a 400-acre mixed use development. The store is expected to draw millions of visitors per year.
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Special celebrity guests included legendary angler and TV host Bill Dance, driver of the #1 Sprint Cup Series Car Jamie McMurray and driver of the #3 Truck Series truck Ty Dillon.
"We are pleased to welcome Bass Pro Shops to our community," Bristol Tennessee Mayor Joel Staton said. "I can think of no better national retailer to be the first to announce it is locating in this new upscale development."
Regarded as part museum, art gallery, education, conservation and entertainment center, the Bristol, Tennessee Bass Pro Shops store will offer some of the same signature features of other Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World stores. However, as typical in stores in other geographic locations, this newest Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World will be uniquely designed to pick up the local flavor of the area's outdoor heritage and include state record fish and wildlife exhibits and historical pictures and artifacts from local hunters and fishermen.
It will offer a uniquely designed aquarium which will showcase native fish Tennessee sportsmen and women love to catch, an archery range, a boat showroom featuring Tracker, Nitro, Tahoe and Mako boats all built by Tracker Marine Group—the world's largest manufacturer of fishing boats, 4 service bays, and museum-quality wildlife mounts and dioramas.
"We are very excited to bring Bass Pro Shops to the Tri-Cities area and be a part of this unique, quality development," stated Johnny Morris, Founder of Bass Pro Shops. "The area's long history of great fishing and hunting traditions, along with the highly visible and easily accessible location, make it the perfect place to allow us to better serve our many customers and outdoors enthusiasts that visit and live in this beautiful part of the country," Morris continued. "We also look forward to partnering with the Smith Family, Jerry Caldwell and all our friends at the nearby Bristol Motor Speedway to promote events for the hundreds of thousands of race fans who also love the outdoors."
Bass Pro Shops visitors will be able to purchase most everything they need while visiting and enjoying the outdoor opportunities in the Tri- Cities area by shopping selections of fishing, hunting, camping and marine items, and visiting clothing, gift and footwear departments.
Recognized many times for their conservation efforts and outdoor education programs, Bass Pro Shops will staff approximately 250-300 associates from the area that have a passion for the outdoors so customers will be assured of getting local skilled, knowledgeable assistance with product selections and questions. The store will also offer free Outdoor Skills Workshops for adults, kids and families that will help maximize outdoor fun by teaching new skills and improving existing ones.
"Bass Pro Shops' commitment to environmental stewardship will be evident in every aspect of the Bristol site design to the interior of the store and especially in our community involvement where we will work with local conservation efforts to help preserve our outdoor traditions for future generations," stated Bass Pro Shops Director of Conservation Martin Mac Donald.


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Plus: Hats off to two young Licking County residents who've displayed an adult-size sense of social responsibility. Apple Madden, 8, recently donated her own clothes and toys to her friend Rayna Spergin, 7, whose family lost most of their belongings in a recent house fire. We were also impressed by the story of 11-year-old Katelin Ridenbaugh, who recently asked that her head be shaved to help in raising awareness regarding cancer. "It was the first thing she said when she came home," Her mother, Dawn Ridenbaugh told The Advocate. Since Katelin has taken a stand against cancer, two other girls in her class have reportedly decided to follow suit and shave their heads.
Plus: The renaissance of downtown Newark continues. This week we learned that owner Tom Atha is making steady progress in his efforts to rehabilitate the Union Station building at 21-31 W. Church St. Atha announced he has removed many tons of trash from the building - part of the ReNewark revitalization effort - and expects to make an announcement soon regarding its eventual use. Holophane has also announced it is exploring innovative lighting possibilities for the downtown with city leaders, another facet of the ReNewark campaign.
Minus: Regardless how often residents are warned about the dangers of spring brush fires, too many people remain careless in undertaking burning of debris and lawn waste or in simply casting away spent cigarette butts that can touch off grass fires. In the past two weeks, structures and grassy or wooded areas have been scorched by out-of-control fires sweeping across open areas, including Flory Park. Therefore, a timely reminder: Because of seasonal dangers of brush fires, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry prohibits outdoor open burning from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., during March, April and May. Similar restrictions come into play during late fall, as well.
Minus: The people in and around Orso, Wash., are continuing to grapple with the destruction and loss of life resulting from a deadly, mile-wide mudslide in the area about 55 miles northeast of Seattle. As is often the case, our Red Cross is contributing to the relief effort. At this writing, Mary Kay Martin, vice president of the Licking Valley Board of Education, is on the scene, providing counsel to families of those still missing or known killed by this latest natural disaster. While the Red Cross and volunteers like Martin are to be lauded for their selfless service, it is once again lamentable that there is a need for such emergency relief in our country.
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Eye Cancer: Cancers of Conjunctiva
Squamous cell carcinoma: This is the most frequently occurring type of conjunctival eye cancer. It can affect the area around the cornea on the eye surface or the inside conjunctival layer of the eyelids. It has a very low risk of spreading to the lymph nodes.
This eye cancer is most often treated with surgery with preservation of the eye. Supplemental cryotherapy (freezing treatment) is given to the edges of surgical area at the time of surgery. Sometimes topical chemotherapy (chemo drops) are used after surgery. In aggressive recurrent cases of conjunctival squamous cell carcinoma, the eye may have to be removed.
Melanoma: Melanoma can occur on the conjunctiva on the surface of the eyeball (bulbar conjunctiva) or on the conjunctival covering of the inside of the eyelid (palpebral conjunctiva). Conjunctival melanomas have a risk of spreading to lymph nodes and to other parts of the body. This risk is higher for thicker melanomas.
Surgical removal of the tumor with cryotherapy to the surgical margins is the most common treatment. Sentinel lymph node biopsy is done to find early microscopic metastasis in the lymph nodes that drain the conjunctival melanoma (please link this to our clinical trials site for ophthalmology). This procedure helps with staging of this eye cancer and also with offering additional treatments for more advanced stages as soon as possible.
Sometimes our doctors use topical chemotherapy (chemo drops) after surgery to lessen the likelihood of recurrence. It is very important that surgeons and pathologists familiar with this rare form of melanoma do the surgery and evaluation of the surgical specimen; otherwise, there is a higher risk of recurrence and valuable information about prognosis of melanoma can be lost.
Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma (MALT): This form of eye cancer occurs on the surface covering of the eye and the inside layer of eyelid (conjunctiva). It is a low-grade (slow-growing) form of B-cell lymphoma that usually shows up as a salmon-colored (light orange) growth on the surface of the eye.
The first step is to biopsy the growth to confirm it is lymphoma. Evaluation of the biopsy specimen is very important. Expert pathologists at MD Anderson specialize in diagnosing conjunctival MALT lymphoma using the biopsy from the eye.
Treatments for this eye cancer may include radiation therapy or monoclonal antibody treatment or other types of chemotherapy. Our ophthalmologists work closely with medical oncologists and radiation oncologists to determine the best treatment options for each patient.
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- Skilled, highly specialized eye surgeons and reconstructive surgeons who have dedicated many years of their career to exclusively treat cancer
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Conjunctival Cancer Staging
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If you are diagnosed with eye cancer, your doctor will determine the stage of the disease. Staging is a way of classifying how much disease is in the body and where it has spread when it is diagnosed. This information helps your doctor plan the best type of treatment for you. Once the staging classification is determined, it stays the same even if treatment is successful or the cancer spreads.
The most common staging system used for ocular cancers was developed by the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC). The TNM system is based on three key pieces of information:
- T describes the size of the primary tumor and/or whether it has invaded nearby structures
- N describes whether the cancer has spread to nearby (regional) lymph nodes
- M indicates whether the cancer has metastasized (spread) to other parts of the body (The most common site of eye melanoma spread is the liver)
Numbers or letters appear after T, N and M to provide more details about each of these factors:
- The numbers 0 through 4 indicate increasing severity
- The letter X means "cannot be assessed" because the information is not available.
Cancers of the conjunctiva are staged as follows:
T categories:
- TX: Primary tumor cannot be assessed
- T0: No evidence of primary tumor
- Tis: Carcinoma in situ
- T1: Tumor is 5 mm or smaller in greatest dimension
- T2: Tumor is larger than 5 mm in greatest dimension, without invasion of adjacent structures
- T3: Tumor invades adjacent structures (excluding orbit)
- T4: Tumor invades the orbit with or without further extension
- T4a: Tumor invades orbital soft tissues, without bone invasion
- T4b: Tumor invades bone
- T4c: Tumor invades adjacent paranasal sinuses
- T4d: Tumor invades brain
N categories:
- NX: Regional lymph nodes cannot be assessed
- N0: No regional lymph node metastasis
- N1: Regional lymph node metastasis
M categories:
- M0: No distant metastasis
- M1: Distant metastasis
Malignant Conjunctival Melanoma Staging
Quadrants of the eye are defined by clock hour, starting at the limbus (e.g. 6,9,12 & 3) extending from the central cornea to and beyond the eyelid margin. This will bisect the caruncle.
T categories:
- TX: Primary tumor cannot be assessed
- T0: No evidence of primary tumor
- Tis: Melanoma confined to the conjunctival epithelium*
- T1: Malignant conjunctival melanoma of the bulbar conjunctiva
- T1a: Less than or equal to 1 quadrant
- pT1a: Melanoma of the bulbar conjunctiva not greater than 0.5 mm in thickness with invasion of the substantia propria
- T1b: greater than 1 but less than 2 quadrants
- pT1b: Melanoma of the bulbar conjunctiva greater than 0.5 mm but less than or equal to 1.5 mm in thickness with invasion of the substantia propria
- T1c: Greater than 2 but less than 3 quadrants
- pT1: Melanoma of the bulbar conjunctiva greater than 1.5 mm in thickness with invasion of the substantia propria
- T1d: greater than 3 quadrants
- T2: Malignant conjunctival melanoma of the non-bulbar (palpebral, forniceal caruncular)
- T2a: Non-caruncular, less than or equal to 1 quadrant
- pT2a: Melanoma of the palpebral, forniceal or caruncular conjunctiva not greater than0.5 mm in thickness with invasion of the substantia propria
- T2b: Non-caruncular, greater than1 quadrant
- pT2b: Melanoma greater than 0.5 but not greater than1.5 mm in thickness with invasion of the substantia propria
- T2c: Any caruncular, less than or equal to 1 quadrant
- pT2c: Melanoma of the palpebral, forniceal caruncular conjunctiva greater than1.5 mm in thickness with invasion of the substantia propria
- T2d: Any caruncular, greater than 1 quadrant
- T3: Any malignant conjunctival melanoma with local invasion
- pT3: Melanoma invades the eye, eyelid, nasolacrimal system, sinuses or orbit
- T3a: Globe
- T3b: Eyelid
- T3c: Orbit
- T3d: Sinus
- T4: Tumor invades the central nervous system
- pT4: Melanoma invades the central nervous system
N categories:
- NX: Regional lymph nodes cannot be assessed
- N0a (biopsied): No regional lymph node metastasis, biopsy performed
- N0b (not biopsied): No regional lymph node metastasis, biopsy not performed
- N1 : Regional lymph node metastasis
- N1a: Micrometastasis
- N1b: Macrometastasis
M categories:
- M0: No distant metastasis
- M1: Distant metastasis
Conjunctival Lymphoma Staging
T categories:
- TX: Lymphoma extent not specified
- T0: No evidence of lymphoma
- T1: Lymphoma involving the conjunctiva alone without orbital involvement
- T1a: Bulbar conjunctive only
- T1b: Palpebral conjunctiva ± fornix ± caruncle
- T1c: Extensive conjunctival involvement
- T2: Lymphoma with orbital involvement ± any conjunctival involvement
- T2a: Anterior orbital involvement (± conjunctival involvement)
- T2b: Anterior orbital involvement (± conjunctival + lacrimal involvement)
- T2c: Posterior orbital involvement (± conjunctival involvement ± anterior involvement ± any extraocular muscle involvement)
- T2d: Nasolacrimal drainage system involvement (± conjunctival involvement but not including nasopharynx)
- T3: Lymphoma with pre-septal eyelid involvement (defined above) ± orbital involvement ± conjunctival involvement
- T4: Orbital adnexal lymphoma extending beyond orbit to adjacent structures such as bone and brain
- T4a: Involvement of nasopharynx
- T4b: Osseous involvement (including periosteum)
- T4c: Involvement of maxillofacial, ethmoidal and/or frontal sinuses
- T4d: Intracranial spread
N categories:
- NX: Regional lymph nodes cannot be assessed
- N0: No evidence of lymph node involvement
- N1: Involvement of ipsilateral regional lymph nodes
- N2: Involvement of contralateral or bilateral regional lymph nodes
- N3: Involvement peripheral lymph nodes not draining ocular adnesal region
- N4: Involvement of central lymph nodes
M categories:
- M0: No evidence of involvement of other extranodal sites
- M1a: Noncontiguous involvement of tissues or organs external to the ocular adnexa
- M1b: Lymphomatous involvement of the bone marrow
- M1c: Both M1a and M1b involvement


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Thad Harris had a hat trick and Christian Randazzo and Daniel Johnson each added a pair of goals as Dover topped Tusky Valley 9-1 in boys' high school soccer action at Zoarville.
Dover improved to 7-1-1, while Tusky Valley dropped to 3-4.
Matthew Ritterbeck scored for the Trojans.
Elsewhere, Hunter Herrera tallied twice as Hiland recorded a 2-0 win over No. 2-ranked Western Reserve at Berlin.
Taylor Raber and Tyler Hochstetler combined for the shutout in goal.
Nick Zemis had a hat trick and Jared Ley had a shutout in goal as New Philadelphia blanked West Muskingum 6-0.
New Phila improved to 5-1-2.
Emily Hartley had a hat trick as Coshocton defeated John Glenn 3-2 at Kids America.
Hartley got an unassisted goal 20 seconds into the game, added a goal at the 17-minute mark of the second half and scored the go-ahead goal with 13:53 left off an assist from Alexandra Philabaum.
Dover improved to a 9-0 after gaining triangular wins over host Minerva and Steubenville.
In a 25-19, 25-10 win over Minerva, Taylor Mathews had 16 points, four aces and 24 assists.
In a 25-7, 25-16 win over Steubenville, Noelle Warther had 10 points and six digs and Megan Lawless added eight points, nine kills and 10 digs.
• Ridgewood also remained undefeated at 9-0 after defeating Maysville 25-12, 25-19 and Warren Local 25-12, 25-16.
• Tusky Valley outlasted visiting Tuscarawas Central Catholic 25-23, 20-25, 18-25, 25-14, 15-11 in a nonconference clash at Zoarville.
Sydney Gilland had 27 kills, 11 digs, five blocks and eight points for the Trojans.
Gabrielle Fredericks had 25 assists, 12 points, three aces, four kills and six blocks for the Saints, while Anna Thompson added 16 assists, seven points, two aces, four kills, 15 digs, and three blocks.
It was the second five-set loss in as many outings for Central.
The Carrollton girls won the girls team title and Strasburg's Luke Myers claimed the individual boys championship at the Meadowbrook Colt Cardinal Invitational.
Carrollton won with 57 points as it topped Caldwell (70). Maddie Dunlap led the winners with a third-place time of 18:45. Taylar Bennett (ninth), Maddie Formet (27th), Janesa Bell (32nd) and Lindsey Schandel (40th) also scored for the Warriors.
Paige Saho finished second (18:42 ) to lead Indian Valley to a fourth-place finish.
Myers won the boys title with a first-place time of 16:04.
Indian Valley finished second to Caldwell in the team standings as Trevor Ault (sixth), Evan Menefee (eighth) and Cody Booth (10th) finished in the top 10.
Carrollton's John Brown finished fifth as theWarriors were fourth as a team.
Page 2 of 2 - • Katherine Lehman placed fourth overall as the Dover girls finished third at the Galion Cross Country Festival.
Olivia Warther (sixth) and Brooke Kinsey (eighth) also finished in the top 10 for the Tornadoes.
Meanwhile, the River View boys were third at Galion as Corey Miller led the Black Bears with a 12th-place showing.
Dover finished eighth behind Damian Clum (32nd).
• Garaway competed in the Michigan State Spartan Invitational in the Elite Division on Friday.
The Garaway girls finished 16th out of 29 teams as Rachel Wentworth placed 30th (18:50) to lead the Pirates.
The Garaway boys were 17th out of 29 teams as Alex Shrock finished 17th (16:13).
Dover fnished second with a 318 at the Black Bear Classic hosted by River View at Hill Top. Justin Crone paced the Tornadoes with an even-par 72. Garaway was third with a 319 as Cooper Stutzman and Caleb Beachy each carded a 79.
North Royalton claimed the team title at the Dover Invitational at Dover City Park. Jessica Gao was the only area champ as the Dover netter won the second doubles title.
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Danny Jackson of Loveland wins the championship in the ARCA Truck Series.
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Last year this time, Danny Jackson, a Loveland native, was going into championship weekend of the ARCA Truck Series 35 points behind the eventual champion Levi Mansfield. Jackson finished just five points shy of the championship and won the final race of the year.
This year had a familiar feeling of going in as the underdog in the points race, but this time only 15 points behind leader Chad Poorman.
The series hosted the championship race at Lake County Speedway in Painesville, Ohio, near Cleveland. Jackson had won the last two series events and was coming into the weekend third in points. He had also won the Lake County Speedway event in July and had set a track record in qualifying. Mathematically, there was a good chance that Jackson could come out on top, but he had to be on the top of his game.
Jacksonwas last to go out and qualify on the flat track and turned a time of 12:88 seconds, winning his fifth pole of the season and 15th of his ARCA Truck Series career. Jackson rolled a seven during for the inverted start of the Lincoln Welders 125 that following Sunday. With the pole, Jackson gained points on Poorman.
Later that evening, the trucks were featured in two heat races. Jackson finished third in his heat, just behind Poorman. Although Poorman gained more points during the heat than Jackson, it still left room for Jackson depending on Sunday's outcome.
For Sunday's 125 lap feature, Jackson was on the inside row in seventh position to start. Once the green flag dropped, Jackson was determined to make his way to the front. By lap 23, Jackson was in the second position and had leader, T.J. Stineman in his sights when the weather forecast proved to be true. The red flag dropped as a shower came through. Once the track was dried and the green flag dropped again, it was not long before Jackson was at the front. At lap 39, Jackson passed Stineman and never looked back. Behind him, last year's champion Levi Mansfield and current points leader Chad Poorman battled back and forth, but never caught up with Jackson. The checkered flag dropped and Jackson had not only won three consecutive races in a row, but was the overall ARCA Truck Series 2013 Champion by 5 points over Poorman.
Jackson has been in the series off and on since 2005, has 15 career wins and finally captured his first series championship.
Following the race, Jackson said "I have to thank Doug Miller; he builds the best engines in the business. I also have to thank Bagman Racing Chassis and Dan Eakins. I wrecked my other truck earlier this year and he gave this truck to me so I could finish the year because we don't have a trailer full of spare stuff. I can't thank him enough. I have to thank Ken Kirsch Sr. (Mansfield's owner) because I started the year in one of his trucks and that's the one I wrecked, it's sitting in pieces in our shop being put back together. I want to thank my sister Becky, Craig Haack and Dennis Duval and my spotter Jason Powers, who kept me out of trouble when I wasn't getting into trouble myself. Hart's Machine service, my grandfather, my mom and my dad Dave Jackson who's my crew chief and owner, he helps me every hour that he can in the shop. He tells me all the time we don't have enough to run for a championship but we scratched one out today. I appreciate all of them for everything they've done for me to get here today. I would also like to thank my sponsors, Redbank Transport, Lykins Oil Companies, R&B Fabrication and Harts Machine. Without them, we can't continue to come to the track and put on a show for the fans."
Visit www.dannyjacksonracing.com or follow him on Facebook at Danny Jackson Racing.


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The meeting of Romeo and Juliet in Zeferelli's classic.
This is what I always wanted for New Year's Eve.
It never happened - I never met Olivia Hussey.
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Groundnut is a self pollinated, allotetraploid (2n=4x=40) with a genome size of 2891 Mbp.
In Africa, unlike in the 1980s, groundnut production showed a good recovery during 2000-2009. Yields increased from 600-800 kg/ha in the 1980s to 900-1050 kg/ha during 2000-2009 (Figure 3). In Nigeria and Ghana, groundnut yields were above 1000 kg/ha in 2009. Groundnut production in WCA averaged 7.3 million tons (78% of Africa) from 72% of groundnut area in Africa. Nigeria and Senegal are the largest producers in WCA accounting together for about 45% of total African production. Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso are also important groundnut producers. During 2000-2009, the groundnut area grew annually by 2.6% in Nigeria, but the yield declined by 3.3% annually resulting in stagnation of groundnut production at 2.9 million tons. In the same period, in Senegal, there was no apparent change in groundnut area (1 million ha), production (1 million tons) and yield (around 960 kg/ha). An annual increase in yield of 3.3% in Ghana and 2.0% in Niger was recorded. In ESA, Tanzania (3.8% annual) and Malawi (2.4% annual) showed substantial increase in yields between 2000 and 2009. In Sudan, yields increased by 3.5% annually but the groundnut area declined by 5.5% annually.
Cultivars released
A drought tolerant groundnut variety, ICGV 91114, introduced through farmer-participatory varietal selection has spread to 25,000 ha of the 0.8 million ha groundnut area in the Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh, India. It has been released for cultivation in three states of India - Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and Karnataka. Another drought tolerant variety, ICGV 00350, is gaining popularity in the states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.
Impacts in Africa
In Tanzania, for the first time, six new rosette resistant groundnut varieties were released during 2010. A survey conducted in Uganda three years ago confirmed that more than 50% of the groundnut area was occupied by improved varieties. The release of new red-seeded rosette resistant farmer/market preferred variety ICGV-SM 93535 in 2010 will stimulate increased adoption of improved cultivars in Uganda.It is estimated that improved groundnut varieties currently occupy more than 60% of the total area under groundnuts in Malawi. We are currently conducting a countrywide survey in Malawi to confirm the extent of adoption.
Groundnut core and mini-core collections and a reference set representing diversity of the global collection have been developed and are available for crop improvement programs globally.
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