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Tumor-specific HMG-CoA reductase expression in primary premenopausal breast cancer predicts response to tamoxifen
1 UCD School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science, UCD Conway Institute, University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland
2 Department of Oncology, Clinical Sciences, Lund University, Skåne University Hospital, 221 85 Lund, Sweden
3 Department of Biotechnology, AlbaNova University Center, Royal Institute of Technology, 106 91 Stockholm, Sweden
4 Department of Genetics and Pathology, Rudbeck Laboratory, Uppsala University, 751 85 Uppsala, Sweden
5 Department of Epidemiology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 27599, USA
6 Department of Surgery, Clinical Sciences, Lund University, Skåne University Hospital, 221 85 Lund, Sweden
7 Department of Pathology, Clinical Sciences, Lund University, Skåne University Hospital, 221 85 Lund, Sweden
Breast Cancer Research 2011, 13:R12 doi:10.1186/bcr2820Published: 31 January 2011
We previously reported an association between tumor-specific 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutharyl-coenzyme A reductase (HMG-CoAR) expression and a good prognosis in breast cancer. Here, the predictive value of HMG-CoAR expression in relation to tamoxifen response was examined.
HMG-CoAR protein and RNA expression was analyzed in a cell line model of tamoxifen resistance using western blotting and PCR. HMG-CoAR mRNA expression was examined in 155 tamoxifen-treated breast tumors obtained from a previously published gene expression study (Cohort I). HMG-CoAR protein expression was examined in 422 stage II premenopausal breast cancer patients, who had previously participated in a randomized control trial comparing 2 years of tamoxifen with no systemic adjuvant treatment (Cohort II). Kaplan-Meier analysis and Cox proportional hazards modeling were used to estimate the risk of recurrence-free survival (RFS) and the effect of HMG-CoAR expression on tamoxifen response.
HMG-CoAR protein and RNA expression were decreased in tamoxifen-resistant MCF7-LCC9 cells compared with their tamoxifen-sensitive parental cell line. HMG-CoAR mRNA expression was decreased in tumors that recurred following tamoxifen treatment (P < 0.001) and was an independent predictor of RFS in Cohort I (hazard ratio = 0.63, P = 0.009). In Cohort II, adjuvant tamoxifen increased RFS in HMG-CoAR-positive tumors (P = 0.008). Multivariate Cox regression analysis demonstrated that HMG-CoAR was an independent predictor of improved RFS in Cohort II (hazard ratio = 0.67, P = 0.010), and subset analysis revealed that this was maintained in estrogen receptor (ER)-positive patients (hazard ratio = 0.65, P = 0.029). Multivariate interaction analysis demonstrated a difference in tamoxifen efficacy relative to HMG-CoAR expression (P = 0.05). Analysis of tamoxifen response revealed that patients with ER-positive/HMG-CoAR tumors had a significant response to tamoxifen (P = 0.010) as well as patients with ER-positive or HMG-CoAR-positive tumors (P = 0.035). Stratification according to ER and HMG-CoAR status demonstrated that ER-positive/HMG-CoAR-positive tumors had an improved RFS compared with ER-positive/HMG-CoAR-negative tumors in the treatment arm (P = 0.033); this effect was lost in the control arm (P = 0.138), however, suggesting that HMG-CoAR predicts tamoxifen response.
HMG-CoAR expression is a predictor of response to tamoxifen in both ER-positive and ER-negative disease. Premenopausal patients with tumors that express ER or HMG-CoAR respond to adjuvant tamoxifen.


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Longtime Kansas State assistant Michael Smith named Arkansas wide receivers coach as Wildcats lose second coach in a week
Kansas State wide receivers coach Michael Smith was hired to the same position at Arkansas, the school announced Friday. Smith spent the previous four years on the Wildcats coaching staff and has spent the majority of his career as an assistant at Kansas State.
A two-time All-Big Eight wide receiver for the Wildcats under Bill Snyder, Smith served as a student assistant coach at Kansas State in 1993, as a graduate assistant from 1995 to 1996 and as the Wildcats running backs coach from 1997 to 2005.
During that stint, Smith served on the staff with Bret Bielema, who Snyder hired as co-defensive coordinator in 2002. Bielema was named Arkansas' head football coach last month and hired Smith, his former colleague, to be his wide receivers coach this week.
"During my two seasons at Kansas State, I learned that Michael Smith is one of the masters of the fundamentals of the game," Bielema said. "As a player, he was part of building the foundation at Kansas State and as a coach he played an instrumental part in one of the greatest turnarounds for a program in the history of college football. He has a proven track record of leading his student-athletes to reach their full potential. He is also a tremendous recruiter who has very strong ties in his hometown of New Orleans. When I came to Arkansas, I said I wanted to assemble a staff second to none. The administration has shown tremendous support of that goal and Michael Smith completes the group in exciting fashion. Our staff is made up of individuals who have earned respect within the profession and should generate excitement for our program."
Smith, who coached Kansas State's top three rushers during his time as the team's running backs coach, inherits a group of Razorbacks receivers that doesn't include anyone that made more than 25 catches last year. Senior Cobi Hamilton led Arkansas with 90 receptions for 1,335 yards and five touchdowns.
This marks the second time in less than a week's time that Kansas State lost a longtime assistant coach. Wildcats defensive line coach Joe Bob Clements, who, like Smith, played under Snyder and coached under him for more than a decade, left to become Oklahoma State's defensive line coach. Smith and Clements combined to coach for 30 years at Kansas State.


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I insterted 3 capsules daily for almost 3 weeks straight when I hit 36 weeks. Not a dang thing happened, my cervix is still thick I started dilating (just to 1) a few days after I stopped using it.
In my case doesn't work and I'm not gonna be trying it again ever.
it doesn't do anything. I took it from 36 weeks up and had her at 40 weeks 3 days. it ripens the cervix. nothing more.
A waste of $8 but I don't think ill be using it lol
I took it from 37 weeks inserted 2 and took one morning and night, didn't do anything from me, but I heard inserting it can help with tearing, well that part worked for me, didn't get a single tear.
Hi, I started using those at like 34 weeks....2 1500mg caps a night, i would poke a small hole in it, had a sweep done at 38 wks, had sex and let the semen "pool" on my cervix at like 38w5d and went into labor after 2hrs of doing that, when i got to the hospital i was already 4cm!! i only had like 7hrs of labor then boom out came a healthy 10lb 9oz baby girl :)


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In the latest entry by The Drum's anonymous blogger, revealing news and observations Scotland's media and business communities wouldn't want you to hear, there's the curious case of the letter from hell and the schools review in which the figures don't add up.
One of the biggest marketing stories of the week surrounded the Whole Foods Market in the south Glasgow suburb of Giffnock.
In the lead-up to the upmarket food store's grand opening on Wednesday, November 16 there must have been at least 10,000 words written about the Texas firm's first foray into Scotland.
The hype was so big even The Scotsman, with the majority of its readers living 50 miles from the premises, managed a page lead.
It's strange then that Whole Foods themselves struggled to get their act together with their own written material.
This is the transcript of a letter sent to those who'd applied for a job at the new shop.
Dear Applicant
Thank you for attending the Whole Foods Market recruitment day and for your interest in a position at the new Giffnock store. We would also like to thanks you for your patience today in having to wait to speak to one of our recruiters, as we have seen such a huge turnout.
Due to the large number of applicants we will be speaking to over the 4 day of the recruitment events it will be impossible for us to contact every single candidate, so we will only be able to speak directly to this individuals we make job offers to. If you do not hear from us within 28 days, please assume that on this occasion your application has been unsuccessful, as we are seeing a very high calibre of experience. All CVs will be keep on file for 60 days, at which point you are welcome to reply for any vacant position at ether Team Member or Leadership level that you will find advertised on our UK careers pages.
Staying on the subject of writing, a curious article in The Sunday Times recently caught my attention.
Under the strap line "Parent Power" the headline read "Your guide to the top schools in Britain".
Surrounded by statistics about exam success Sue Leonard wrote about Hutchesons' Grammar School in Glasgow winning the Sunday Times Independent School of the Year Award for Scotland.
In her fulsome praise for Hutchie, as it is known throughout the land, she gushed: "Nearly 80 per cent of all Highers and Advanced Highers students last summer earned either A or B grades." Sue neglected to mention that five other Scottish schools actually produced better results than Hutchie's 79.9 %. These were St Mary's Music School (87.3%); The Edinburgh Rudolf Steiner School (84%); The High School of Glasgow (83.8%); George Heriot's School Edinburgh (82.4%) and Dollar Academy (80.1%).
She continued: "This is a high-quality education for the masses and not just the privileged few."
I'm sure the masses who thought that by forking out £3,236 per term they'd get an exclusive educational experience for their children will be delighted to hear that.
In the Scottish league tables Hutchie were ranked only sixth. Are the top five wondering why they were left out? I would be if I were them!
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With a motto like "Life's too short for bad food." B's Steak House in the seaside town of Hermanus certainly lives up to its claim. B's has won and been runners up for the Steak House of the Year Award (1999, 2000 and 2001). So, what to expect? Steak prepared to perfection.
The relaxed atmosphere of the restaurant has a 'Sante Fe' feel with its orange and blue colour scheme which is enhanced by the solid wooden furnishings and airy double volume ceiling. The loft area creates a relaxed post pudding space for guests to linger a little longer and indulge in a good brandy and a Cuban cigar.
And then there's the steak. With a descriptive chart to guide on preference of preparation, one can be guaranteed that B's will go to great lengths provide its patrons with steak as they like it. Firm menu favourites include the Chateaubriand and Carpetbagger.
Not only does B's offer the very best steaks, but as an essential compliment to any steak meal, its wine list is also award winning (Diners Club award).
Visitors also do not have to go home empty handed. Meat products such as steak, wors and biltong as well as a range of sauces can now be purchased from the restaurant's new butchery counter.
This beautifully decorated restaurant is offers diners a relaxed ambience, great service and delicious food. The restaurant has definitely earned its good reputation and is famous for their delicious, succulent steaks, all perfectly prepared to your taste and preference.
Only the best cuts of meat are used and this you can tell the minute your plate arrives. But lets start at the beginning, the starter menu. Wonderful options are available and include the Asian Trio which comprises crispy pork belly in a pineapple chilli sauce, vegetable spring rolls and a tempura prawn. Beef carpaccio, chicken livers, an avocado salad and even risotto are just some of the other choices.
For a main, try the fall-off-the-bone lamb shank, the sticky ginger chicken breast or the simple, yet tasty, linefish. There are some interesting variations on traditional dishes, such as the springbok shank and the chinese braised oxtail.
A great dessert menu tops off this great experience. And, please, don't forget the steaks.
This is THE restaurant for real foodies. Olives & Plates takes food seriously, and at the same time makes it fun and unpretentious, with a touch of pizzazz.
Start your day with a wholesome, filling breakfast. The menu is varied, but especially mentionable is the egg, avo, caramelized onion and sun dried tomato wrap; the smoked salmon, toasted English muffin, poached eggs, spinach and hollandaise sauce and the cinnamon and raisin brioche served with mixed berries and mascarpone.
A variety of imaginative salads are also available and include the delicious halloumi, spinach, dates and avo salad. Steaks, burgers, wraps and gourmet sarmies with tons of fillings and toppings have earned their place on the menu as well.
A house speciality is Nonna's Meat Balls, slow cooked in a chunky tomato sauce topped with fresh basil and parmesan shavings.
Homemade cakes and decadent desserts add a wicked touch to your meal and thee are best accompanied by a glass of bubbly.
Sit back, relax and enjoy cuisine that is made from the heart.
Olivetti is a popular restaurant, wedding and function venue set in the midst of the waterways, vineyards and green hills of Stellenbosch. This stunning restaurant serves Italian, French and traditional South African cuisine in a casual yet stylish atmosphere. The menu focusses on Mediterranean dishes with a real Cape flair and the wine list is extensive and complements every meal.
Pepper Chair is a restaurant located in Clubview. Great meat dishes for the meat lovers. For the daring they even offer 1,5kg T-bone steaks. This restaurant offers clients a relaxing atmosphere.
Salero is a beautiful, Spanish-style restaurant located in the bustling and popular V & A Waterfront. The restaurant serves creative cuisine and offers an equally imaginative menu.
Diners can enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner, or just an in between glass of wine accompanied by delicious traditional tapas. All the wines on offer are served by the glass, and the well stocked champagne bar serves local and imported bubbles together with freshly shucked oysters. A wide variety of cocktails are also served.
The wide variety of seafood dishes on the menu all come recommended and the Mediterranean flavours really find a way into your....palate.
The interior is contemporary and cool with just the right amount of romance, and the atmosphere is equally relaxing and elegant.
Salero is open seven days a week from 9 am until 10:30 pm.
Sophisticated and trendy, Seafood at the Marine (Hotel) is an intimate restaurant that specialises in local seafood. Situated in the popular coastal town of Hermanus, this eatery caters for those who desire classic modernity in ever aspect.
The stylish restaurant embraces classic elegance and modernity without effort. The cream colours and neutral palette creates a very relaxed mood. The open plan kitchen allows guests to observe the energy and hustle of the kitchen while meals are being prepared.
The restaurant specialises in fresh fish and seafood form the Walker Bay region. Much of the menu is geared at making the most of fresh, local produce and delivering plates that abound in colour, texture and flavour. The signature "Rich man's Fish and Chips" is a must try.
The Milkwood Restaurant is idyllically set in a nature conservation area in Onrus near the coastal town of Hermanus. Here guests can savour the seafood of the area, which is the restaurant's specialty, as well as delicious venison dishes.
The nature reserve setting provides guests with the opportunity to observe the wild life in action, as well as the luxury of a fabulous ocean view. The wooden deck for outdoor dining is perched on the river bank, which makes for a great summer evening spot. In the evenings the restaurant is transformed into a romantic location with candle light and the sound of the ocean nearby.
The restaurant is open throughout the day serving meals as early as breakfast. Day time treats like cake and coffee are also on offer. The restaurant's specialty is its seafood. Popular choices are the Line Fish, Seafood Platter and Calamari. The main courses are rounded off well with sweets like Crème Brule and imported coffee and a choice of superb specialty liqueur coffees.
The restaurant gets its name from the stunning Milkwood trees that surround it.
Mussel Cracker is situated in Saldahna opposite the harbour. The restaurant is famous for its mouthwatering West Coast mussels, and offers traditional South African cuisine and fresh seafood.
Guests can choose from a wide range of well-priced wines while enjoying the breathtaking view of the twinkling harbour lights over the ocean. The scrumptious dessert menu is sure to satisfy those with a sweet tooth.


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November 25, 2015
Mesa County Search and Rescue Teams have been busy recently, as five people have drowned in area rivers in just the last two months.
Go to any entry way along the Gunnison or Colorado River and you'll likely find signage promoting safety, but there are some statutes on the books as well.
Boaters and rafters found without a life jacket can be fined up to $100, and if caught drinking fines can reach up to $1,000.
But a lack of manpower prohibits the Mesa County Sheriff's Office from consistent enforcement.
From water safety experts to police, everyone says ultimately the best enforcement comes from within.
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas - Texas A&M used a late first-half
surge to defeat Jackson State 96-78 on Friday night.
With five minutes remaining to the break, the Aggies led the
Tigers 32-31. They closed out the half on a 19-5 tear as forward
Bryan Davis scored eight points and shooting guard Josh Carter
added five in the decisive stretch.
Carter, a senior from Dallas, led the Aggies with 25 points. He
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The Tigers (0-2), who lost at LSU 79-65 on Nov. 15, were led by
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Iran's Centrifuge 'Workshops' Complicate Raid Planning
Iran's "workshops" for making nuclear centrifuges and components for the devices are widely dispersed and hidden, adding to the difficulties of a potential military strike by Israel, according to a new report by U.S. congressional researchers.
Neither Israel nor the U.S. is certain of the locations of all such facilities, analysts at the Congressional Research Service wrote in the report obtained today. The analysts cited interviews with current and former U.S. government officials familiar with the issue who weren't identified.
Israel's capability to halt or set back Iran's nuclear program through a military strike has been central to the debate over whether Israel should undertake such a mission alone. While President Barack Obama has urged more time for economic sanctions to work, Israeli officials led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Ehud Barak say it may soon be too late to prevent Iran from developing the capability to produce a nuclear weapon.
The possibility of dispersed facilities complicates any assessment of a potential raid's success, making it "unclear what the ultimate effect of a strike would be on the likelihood of Iran acquiring nuclear weapons," the report found.
A U.S. official said in April 2011 that there "could be lots of workshops' in Iran," the authors said. Last month, a former U.S. government official with "direct experience" in the issue told the researchers that "Iran's centrifuge production is widely distributed and that the number of workshops has probably multiplied 'many times' since 2005 because of an increase in Iranian contractors and subcontractors working on the program."
Left Intact
"An attack that left Iran's conversion and centrifuge production facilities intact would considerably reduce" the time Iran would need to resume its nuclear work, said the congressional researchers led by Jim Zanotti, a Middle Eastern affairs specialist. He wrote the report with analysts Kenneth Katzman, Jeremiah Gertler and Steven Hildreth.
Israel, the U.S. and European allies say they are concerned that Iran may begin trying to produce the highly enriched uranium needed for a nuclear weapon. Iran says its nuclear program is intended solely to generate power and for medical research. Centrifuges spin at high speeds to separate uranium isotopes.
Michael Hayden, a former director of the Central Intelligence Agency, said in January "that neither the U.S. nor Israel knows the location of all key Iranian nuclear-related facilities," according to the congressional researchers.
Six Months
Assessments vary on how much impact a military attack would have on Iran's centrifuge facilities. An executive branch official who wasn't named told the research service last month that Iran doesn't have enough spare centrifuges or components to install new devices immediately, the authors wrote. A former official said the same day that Iran probably could rebuild or replicate most centrifuge workshops within six months, the researchers said.
Nuclear inspectors for the International Atomic Energy Agency have sought for years to regain access to centrifuge workshops.
"The agency's knowledge of Iran's workshops has deteriorated since Iran ended this access in early 2006," the researchers wrote.
The IAEA wrote in a November 2007 report that the agency's knowledge of Iran's program was "diminishing" because of restricted access to centrifuge workshops, even though Iranian answers about its past centrifuge programs were "consistent" with inspectors' findings.
Bunker-Buster Bombs
The Congressional Research Service report outlined some of the challenges Israel would confront in planning an attack.
Iran's above-ground facilities at Esfahan and Arak could be hit using a variety of weapons, the researchers said.
The commercial enrichment facility at Natanz, said to be buried 26 feet (8 meters) underground, could be attacked with U.S.-supplied bunker-buster bombs. The laser-guided, 2,000-pound GBU-27 can penetrate as much as six feet of reinforced concrete and the 5,000-pound GBU-28 is capable of piercing 20 feet of concrete, the CRS researchers said.
Israel doesn't have the largest U.S. bunker-buster bomb, the 30,000-pound Massive Ordnance Penetrator, which can be carried only on the B-2 stealth bomber.
'Unique Challenge'
The deeply buried site at Fordo "offers a unique challenge," according to the report. "Israel's current earth-penetrating munitions may be ineffective," it said. Analysts have said Fordo, built into a mountain, is 295 feet underground.
It may not be necessary to destroy a facility to disrupt its operations, the researchers said.
Centrifuges require an "enormous degree of precision to work and even a relatively minor shock or other event can destroy a centrifiuge's utility," according to the report.
At Fordo, "assuming that munitions would not be able to penetrate the mountainous terrain over the facility, the question would be how well the centrifuges have been isolated from shock and the possible blast effects of an attack on the facility's entrance," the report found.
Reconstitution Concerns
Centrifuge production facilities are important "because that's where the reconstitution of the program begins" after an attack, said Peter Crail, a specialist in the spread of nuclear-weapons technology at the Arms Control Association policy group in Washington.
Iran probably would kick out United Nations inspectors after a strike and may move directly to enriching uranium to weapons-grade, a step the Iranians have avoided thus far, Crail said today in an interview.
That would let Iran's scientists build a few thousand centrifuges rather than the tens of thousands it's producing now, and set up a new enrichment facility dedicated to weapons-grade uranium rather than trying to rebuild an existing plant such as the one at Natanz should it be destroyed, he said.
"At some point they are going to reconstitute the program," Crail said. "It's really just a question of can they do it within a year or two or is it going to take them a little bit longer."


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Chapter 1
He Entices Me
I hate the loud club music and the place smells like sweat. But, I need to stay here with Amy so she can get clubbing on. I went to the bar and got me a martini so she can do her thing. "Hate this place!" I said and the bartender, which is a woman in her early thirties, laughed.
"Let me guess, you went with a friend so you can be the DD for the night?" the woman asked and I nodded.
"That's why I am already having my alcohol right now so by the time we leave, its gone." The woman nodded and I sipped on my apple martini. I am Summer Young, I am twenty one years old and I am stuck here at a stupid club in downtown Miami with my so-called "friend." Amy Darrell is not my real friend, she calls me that when I go with her to clubs or buy her things. If I don't do shit for her, she is out of the picture. We started talking after high school and all of her friends left for college and left her behind. She called me "A lost cause just like her" because I didn't go to college. College is not me, so I stayed behind. Amy walked over and threw her blonde hair in my face and smiled.
"I am having such a good time!" Amy said and I rolled her eyes.
"This is not my thing, I am just here for you," I said and she laughed.
"Come on, Summer, come out here and dance with me!" I threw my drink down on the bar and went with her. Hell, might as well have some fun. She dragged me to the middle of the hot, sweaty dance floor with the bright lights and loud music. I began to dance with her and I began to have a good time. Amy is a loud dancer, she hoots and hollers and yells she is having a good time. When the song changed, I turned around and bumped into a muscular chest. "Sorry, I am just leaving the dance floor," I said and the man laughed.
"Why, looks like you are having a good time, like your friend over there," the man said and I rolled my eyes.
"Please, she is not my friend!"
"Care to dance with me?" I looked up and from the bright lights, I can see his carefully clipped brunette hair and his dark blue eyes. He is a very sexy man, and he wants to dance with a nobody like me!
"Sure!" I squeaked and he turned me around and he wrapped his arms around my waist. Wow, I am dancing with a complete stranger! I danced with my friend, Carter, but he is just my neighbor. Plus, it was just a cutsie dance in the yard when I graduated high school. We began to move our hips together and I felt his lips against my blonde hair.
"I am Darin Roberts by the way," Darin said and I smiled.
"Summer Young," I said and we danced some more. For some reason, I love being in Darin's arms. He has muscles that held me tight and he really can move. His arms got lower, a little bit too low and I pulled away.
"Hold on, Darin, you're going a bit too low," I said and he threw his arms up and smiled.
"Sorry I just got in the moment," Darin said and I nodded. I went to the bar and got me a soda, I hate being the DD! Darin sat beside me and got himself a beer. I looked out and seen Amy dancing with a bunch of men and I sighed.
"She can get any man to dance with her," I said and he ran his fingers up my arm.
"You got me to dance with you and you didn't even ask me," Darin said and I nodded. "Let's get back out there, the song is fixing to change." He didn't ask, but he told me and I listened to him. I felt this connection with him and I wanted more of him. We got back to the middle of the floor and we danced the same way as we did before. Darin's hands began to go lower again and I tried to pull away, but he held me tighter. "Relax," He whispered. I relaxed and his hands went to the front of my skirt and he didn't do anything. He just placed his hand over my pussy and didn't try to cup me or whatever men do. Just him doing that is making me very wet. I leaned against him and he pulled me closer and his hard on hit my ass. I looked up at him and his eyes shined in the lights. I began to feel very strange, like he is pulling me into a spell. I hate to admit it, Darin Roberts entices me.
The next morning, I woke up in my bedroom and my mom is already cooking breakfast. I leaned down to get my pajama pants and I seen a piece of paper on my night stand.
Darin Roberts, Call me baby
(982) 555-8701
I slid it in my pocket and went to the kitchen and my parents are talking. Mom looked over at me and she told me to sit down. I sat down in the dining room and she gave me a plate of French toast and sausage links. "You came home late last night," Mom said and I rolled my eyes.
"I am twenty one years old, I can do whatever I want to," I said and my dad sighed.
"And you don't even have a job. You don't want to go to college and you expect us to support you. I think its high time for you to get a job and start looking for a place on your own," Dad said and I stood up and got angry.
"You know what, I am sorry for being a sucky ass daughter. I will never be Jessica!" I ran and grabbed my car keys and went to my car. Before I could get in my car, Carter Harris, my neighbor, is getting into his car to go to work at his doctors office. He is a Physician Assistant. "Hi Carter," I said and he gave me a questionable look. He has black hair down below his ears and he has the most beautiful brown eyes in the world.
"Having a bad morning already?" Carter asked and I nodded.
"Parents are kicking me out soon, I need to get a job and find my own place," I said and he leaned against his car. He also works out because I hear metal music playing when he gets home from work and a lot of grunting and weights banging in his garage. I can see the outline of his tight muscles in his arms and I began to salivate. What is going on with me? I never looked at Carter like this before! Darin has done something to me!
"My parents kicked me out when I was sixteen because I rebelled against their plans for me, so I know how you feel," Carter said and I waved at him and got in my car. When I started my car up, my phone rang. I looked at the number and its an unfamiliar number. "Hello?" I asked.
"Hey baby, it's Darin. We are going to lunch at 12 at John's Fish Camp. See you then," Darin said and he hung up. I looked at my phone and shook my head. He could have asked!
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The dream of going one better for Adcock and Bankier inside Wembley Arena lasted a mere two days. For some players, it was the start of their campaign but for others the dream has already ended in London..
Session 1 – Adcock & Bankier Out
The home crowd hoped for a reversal from yesterday's match, but instead it was the same story as their group opener. Adcock and Bankier claimed the opening game against Fuchs and Michels before losing in three games to render their final group match against Zhang and Zhao meaningless. For Li and Bruce, it was another brutal defeat in the women's doubles – this time it was the Korean pair of Kim and Jung the inflicted their second defeat in Group A and ensured their elimination.
Sho Sasaki and Lee Hyun Il began their campaigns with identical victories – 21-12, 21-7 to book their places in the last 16. Ahmad and Natsir booked their place in the mixed doubles quarterfinals with a two game victory over Lee and Ha of Korea, who will need to win their next two matches to have any chance of progressing.
Session 2 – Jongjit & Issara Impressive
The Thai pairing of Jongjit and Issara came into the Olympics as the world number 19 pairing but have progressed in the last 8 of the men's doubles with a victory over Ko and Yoo, their third victory against the Korean pair. Another pair safely into the last 8 is the Malaysian pair of Koo and Tan – whose victory over Bach and Gunawan eliminated the American pair.
Zhang and Zhao booked their place in the last 8 in the mixed doubles with a two game victory over Nikolaenko and Sorokina, whilst Laybourn and Rytter Juhl opened up their campaign in Group C of the mixed doubles with a victory over V and Gutta of India to end any chances of them qualifying for the last 8.
Saina Nehwal began her campaign in impressive fashion, defeating Sabrina Jaquet 21-9, 21-4 to join Lianne Tan at the top of Group E. Sayako Sato set up her winner-take-all match with Susan Egelstaff after the 12th seed defeated Maya Tvrdy in two tight games to join the Brit at the top of Group H
Session 3 – Boe & Mogensen Survive Scare
Wang and Yu made it two impressive victories in a row with their win over Vislova and Sorokina to top Group A. There were three more Chinese victories as Xu and Ma started their mixed doubles campaign with a win over Chan and Goh of Malaysia whilst her Spanish opponent Carolina Marin tested Li Xuerui before the 3rd seed eventually won in two games. Cai and Fu completed the Chinese success story with a two game victory over Kindervater and Scholettler but needed to save three game points in the first game.
Cai and Fu's main rivals in the men's doubles, Lee and Chung came through in two games against Sato and Kawamae of Japan. The lasting image of the match with being Naoki Kawamae's smash in the first game that broke his racket with the force of the shot. Boe and Mogensen survived a real scare against the world number 18 pairing of Ivanov and Sozonov as they dropped the first game and were two points away from defeat. However, the Danes fought back to take the second game and were never in any danger in the third game and secured qualification into the last 8.
Christinna Pedersen and Kamilla Rytter Juhl resurrected their chances of reaching the last 8 of the women's doubles with a three game battle over Poon and Tse of Hong Kong to set up a Tuesday morning clash with the world number 2 pairing of Tian and Zhao. Rajiv Ouseph was GB's sole victory on the day he defeated Henri Hurkainen in three games in one of the last matches of the session. Ouseph takes on Guatemala's Kevin Cordon for the top spot in Group M on Tuesday afternoon.
Peter Gade's last run at the European Championships ends with a quarter final defeat to Sweden's Henri Hurskainen as several Danish seeds crash out at the last 8.
Axelsen and Jorgensen Keep Danish Dream Alive
With Henri Hurskainen's shock victory over Peter Gade, the hopes of a nation rested on Jan O Jorgensen and Viktor Axelsen. The 7th seeded Axelsen set up his semi final against Hurskainen with a two game victory over Dieter Domke whilst Jan O Jorgensen ensure there wouldn't be another upset with his own two game victory over Mattias Wigardt. Jorgensen takes on the 4th seeded Marc Zwiebler after the German defeated Rajiv Ouseph in the only quarter final to have a pair of seeds play one another.
Tine Baun is also into the semi finals to keep the hope of five Danish titles alive. The top seed defeated Carolina Marin in three games to set up her semi final with the 7th seeded Linda Zechiri, who defeated Kristina Gavnholt to end the unseeded players run in the event. Jie Yao ensured there wouldn't be two Bulgarians in the last 4 with a three game victory over Petya Nedelcheva to set up a semi final against Germany's Juliane Schenk. The second seed defeated Sabrina Jaquet in her quarter final to set up her semi final with the 5th seeded Jie Yao.
Danish Dominance In Doubles
Boe and Mogensen reached the last 4 over Ivanov and Sozonov in two games to set up a semi final against Adcock and Ellis of England, who defeated the 3rd seeded Kindervater and Schoettler in a tight three game match to ensure Chris Adcock's excellent week continues. Fuchs and Roth ensured at least one German presence in the last 4 with a victory over the 4th seeded Cwalina and Logosz and set up a semi final against the unseeded Danish pair of Bonde and Kristiansen who defeated Quere and Ronan of France.
Pedersen and Rytter Juhl relentless run to the last 4 continued with a 21-8, 21-7 victory over the on-form Piek and Tabelling and set up a semi final against Michels and Marinello of Germany who ended the run of Sweden's Lennartsson and Wengberg in a two game quarter final. The other semi final sees Damkjaer Cruse and Roepke taking on the 2nd seeded Vislova and Sorokina, with the Russian pairing needing three games to progress against the 6th seeded Agathangelou and Olver of England.
The big shock in the mixed doubles was the loss of the top seeded Fischer Neilsen and Pedersen, after they crashed out to the 7th seeded Mateusiak and Zieba in two games. The Polish pair take on Adcock and Bankier, who saved a match point in the third game to eventually come through their all-British clash with Robertson and Wallwork to reach the last 4. Laybourn and Rytter Juhl take on their team mates Pieler Kolding and Houmann to ensure a Danish finalist in the mixed doubles with the 8th seeded Danes defeating the 3rd seeded Nikolaenko and Sorokina in three games to advance to the last 4.
The build up event to the All England Championships next week attracted several of the top 10 players in the world from all events, but some of those players looking to play their way into form failed at the first hurdle today.
A Near Perfect Showing
13 of the last 16 players in the men's singles are the seeds from the start of the week, with Christian Lind Thomsen, Yong Zhao Ashton Chen and Ville Lang making up the remainder of the draw. Lind Thomsen was responsible for the loss of Wang Zhengming in the opening round whilst Ville Lang defeated the 12th seeded Boonsak Ponsana to reach the third round tomorrow.
Lin Dan and Chen Jin are the favourites this week, hoping to boost their ranking points in the last few months of Olympic qualifying. Both have reached the last 16 without the loss of a game, with the top seeded Lin Dan taking on Pablo Abian of Spain in the third round whilst Chen Jin takes on Wong Wing Ki in his third round match.
Marin Topples Cheng
One of the big surprises in the opening round of the women's singles was the defeat of Cheng Shao Chieh to Carolina Marin of Spain. The 4th seed and world silver medalist crashed out in a two game loss that never looked in danger of anything but beating a victory for the Spanish teenager. There were no such shocks regarding the top two seeds, with Wang Xin and Li Xuerui coming through their opening round matches without the loss of a game.
Local hopes will be on the shoulders of Juliane Schenk, as the 3rd seed started her campaign in impressive fashion over Anastacia Prokopenko to set up her second round clash with Eriko Hirose of Japan as two of the top 20 players in the world face other tomorrow.
Korean Shock In Doubles
Lee and Jung started their week off with a straightforward victory to set up a second round clash with the German pairing of Fuchs and Roth, with the possibility of an all-Korean final looming large. Ko and Yoo are seeded 2nd this week and defeated Koch and Zauner in impressive fashion to set up their second round clash with Chen and Lin of Chinese Taipei.
There will be no such luck in the women's doubles, with top seeded Ha and Kim crashing out to Sari and Yao of Singapore in the opening round, opening the door for an all-Japanese final. The highest three seeds left in the draw are all Japanese but the 2nd seeded Fujii and Kakiiwa have a tough task tomorrow against the Chinese pairing of Ma and Zhong.
7 of the 8 seeds are left in the mixed doubles draw, with the 5th seeded Chan and Goh losing out to Rijal and Susanto in the opening round. Chen and Cheng are the top seeds this week and started off with a three game victory over their Malaysian opponents. There was a real scare for the 3rd seeded Lee and Ha who fought back after losing the opening game 21-7 to ensure their place in the last 16. Fuchs and Michels ensure a German involvement tomorrow, with the 8th seeded pairing defeating the Chinese qualifiers Qiu and Tang.
The day threatened to be a precession of English victories, that turned out not to be the case in Lisburn as a double defeat ensured just two titles for England on finals day.
Mills and Olver first final was the mixed doubles, which turned out to be one of the most one-sided of the completed matches. Their 21-19, 21-17 victory over Khodabux and Piek ensured at least one title for the English pair as they took on their level doubles finals later in the day. There was a shock brewing in the women's singles, as teenager Carolina Marin took the opening game against Pai Hsiao Ma before the Chinese Taipei player found her form and completed a comeback in 58 minutes, winning 12-21, 21-19, 21-7.
Rajiv Ouseph claimed his second title in three weeks, albeit through a retirement from Przemyslaw Wacha at the second game interval. The match was never close as the Englishman took the title 21-15 and was leading 11-5 in the second game. The Malaysian's Ng and Ng claimed their second title in two games with a victory over Olver and Agathangelou after dropping in the opening game, however faught back to take the title 14-21, 21-16, 21-11. Peter Mills also failed in his quest for two titles this week as he partnered Marcus Ellis, but the Polish top seeds of Cwalina and Logosz were too strong on the day, winning 21-15, 21-15 to take the men's doubles title.
The three week stretch of the European Tour of Scotland, Wales and Ireland has featured a lot of the same names throughout, with the English squad dominating in Ireland this week.
Rajiv Ouseph has already won the Scottish International recently and will hope for title number 2 against the Pole Przemyslaw Wacha in tomorrow's final. It will be their fourth meeting, with Wacha claiming victory in all of their previous meetings. Ouseph defeated Ville Lang and Mathieu Lo Ying Ping to ensure his place in the final whilst Wacha beat two seeds in Dicky Palyama and Dmytro Zavadsky to reach the final. Spanish teenager Carolina Marin is through the women's singles final against Pai Hsiao Ma of Chinese Taipei, with Marin defeating the 3rd seeded Linda Zechiri to reach the final. The 4th seeded Pai defeated the top seeded Pi Hongyan in her semi final match in two games to book her place against Marin tomorrow.
The Malaysian pair of Ng and Ng have had a successful run of recently with a victory in Wales last week and beaten finalists in Scotland the week before. Their opponents in tomorrow's final is the 3rd seeded Agathangelou and Olver, who defeated the top seeded Damkjaer Kruse and Roepke in the semi finals. Ellis and Mills will also hope to go one better than in Glasgow two weeks previously in the men's doubles final as the unseeded pair take on the top seeded Logosz and Cwalina, who have been on court just 63 minutes on route to tomorrow's final. The mixed doubles final sees two unseeded pairs with Ellis and Olver reaching their seconds finals of the week, where they will take on the Dutch pair of Khodabux and Piek tomorrow.
Three quarter final places was the goal for the home nation going into the world championships, after just two days they are down to just four players and partnerships left in the five events. The four are spread across four different events, but the surprise defeat of the 10th seeded Robertson and Wallwork makes the goal of three quarter final places an unlikely one.
Lin Dan was the main attraction in the men's singles today, with a two game victory ensuring his place in the last 32 tomorrow against Ireland's Scott Evans who was also a winner in two games. Peter Gade ended English's best chances of a good run in the singles in his two game victory over Rajiv Ouseph, whilst Toby Penty won the all-UK clash in the first round despite only getting into the event as a wild card. There were wins for Simon Santoso, Tien Minh Nguyen and Boonsak Ponsana, with the 10th seed having to come from a game down to defeat Eric Pang.
Wang Shixian's campaign got off to the perfect start with a two game victory over Bulgaria's Linda Zechiri, Jiang Yanjiao also progressed in two games to ensure a full compliment of Chinese players left in the draw after the shock defeat in the men's singles by Kevin Cordon over Chen Long. One seed did fall today, Eriko Hirose was defeated by Spain's Carolina Marin in three games, with the Spaniard claiming another impressive scalp on her way into the last 16 where she will meet Cheng Shao Chieh, the 7th seed in the 3rd round. Tine Baun kept European hopes alive with her two game victory over Chan Tsz Ka of Hong Kong, but did have to save three game points in the opening game before taking it 26-24.
Top seeded Cai and Fu had to battle through against their Russian opponents in three games to reach the last 16 where they will play the 12th seeded Kawamae and Sato of Japan, who defeated the Polish pair of Cwalina and Logosz. The 8th seeded Chandra and Gunawan also had to fight through in 3 games to reach the third round, where they will take on the 16th seeded Rasmussen and Conrad-Petersen who had little trouble in reaching the last 16. Lee and Jung also started their campaign with a win over England's Clark and Langridge in two games to set up a match with the 14th seeded Endo and Hayakawa, who defeated Smith and Warfe of Australia in two games.
Top seeded Wang and Yu were rarely trouble in their opening match, defeated the Swedish pair of Wengberg and Lennartsson in two games to reach the last 16. There will be an all-Japanese third round match as Maeda and Suetsuna, seeded 3 take on the 15th seeded Misaki and Takahashi with both winning their matches in two games. One of the main European threats crashed out, with the 13th seeded Jonathans and Van Dooremalen losing out to the Hong Kong pair of Chan and Chau.
England's big hope of a medal this year has already ended in the mixed doubles, with the 10th seeded Robertson and Wallwork crashing out in the second round to Malaysia's Chan and Goh in two games. There is still interest with Adcock and Bankier flying the GB flag after their two game victory over Ng and Gao of Canada. Top seeded Zhao and Zhang progressed safely into the last 16 where they take on the 13th seeded German pair of Fuchs and Michels whilst the 3rd seeded Prapakamol and Thoungthongkam crashed out in the second round to the unseeded Singapore pairing of Triyachart and Yao. There was no problem for the 2009 world champions, Laybourn and Rytter Juhl who progressed in two games to set up a 3rd round match against Chen and Cheng of Chinese Taipei who also won in two games today over Hashimoto and Fujii of Japan.
The story of the day didn't come from China, Indonesia, Malaysia of Denmark. It came from Guatemala's Kevin Cordon as he gave us the first major shock in this years world championships in his three game victory over Chen Long, seeded 5.
His stunning upset could potentially aid the top seeded Lee Chong Wei, who was far from his best in his opening round victory but progressed in two games regardless. It was a day that seen Kenichi Tago and Hu Yun, seeded 15 and 16 also crash out, but today's story in the men's singles was Cordon's victory. Current world champion Chen Jin progressed safely in two games, as did the 4th seeded Taufik Hidayat and the 14th seeded Marc Zwiebler, whose quarter of the top half of the draw has been made all the more easier with Chen Long's absence. Park Sung Hwan set up an all-Korean second round clash with Shon Wan Ho and Ville Lang has the unenviable task of taking on Lee Chong Wei in the second round on Wednesday.
There were no seeds on show in the women's singles, only 32 women looking for a chance to face a seed in round 2. Linda Zechiri of Bulgaria will take on the top seeded Wang Shixian in round 2, whilst Elizabeth Cann and Susan Egelstaff's dreams to represent Great Britain the 2012 Olympics could top the balance to the English woman with the results today, with Cann progressing into round and Egelstaff's losing to Michelle Li of Canada in two games. Spain's Carolina Marin was the star in the opening round, with her two game victory over Yao Jie of the Netherlands and a place in the second round against the 15th seeded Eriko Hirose.
The 2005 world champions dream ended at the first hurdle, with Bach and Gunawan losing to Malaysia's Abdul Latif and Hoon in two games, who take on the 10th seeded Fang and Lee in the second round. Markus Kido's withdrawal means that Hong and Shen receive a walkover over the 6th seeded Indonesian, before taking on the winners of the Fang/Lee and Abdul Latif/Hoon matchup. Russia's Ivanov and Sozonov take on the top seeded Cai and Fu in the second round, defeating the English pair of Ellis and Mills. There was English success in the opening round, Clark and Langridge are into round 2 and take on the 3rd seeded Lee and Jung whilst the other English pair in the last 32, Adcock and Ellis also have a tough take in the second round against the 4th seeded Ko and Yoo of Korea.
English wild card pairing of Langley and Smith progressed into the second round of the women's doubles, making them the last English pair left in the competition and take on the 11th seeded Poon and Tse. There was further bad news for Korea with the withdrawal of the 6th seeded Ha and Kim meaning the Dutch pair of Piek and Tabeling receive a second round bye. India's Gutta and Ponnappa progressed into the second round to take on the 2nd seeded Chein and Cheng whilst the Malaysia pair of Chin and Wong defeated England's Wallwork and White to book a place in the second round against the 4th seeded Fujii and Kakiiwa of Japan.
Fujii partnered Hashimoto in the mixed doubles and progressed into round 2 with victory over Liu and Ko of Canada to set up a second round clash with the 7th seeded Chen and Cheng of Chinese Taipei. England's only seeded pair, Robertson and Wallwork take on the Malaysian pair of Chan and Goh in the second round after the Malaysian's defeated Munoz and Gonzalez of Mexico in their opening round match whilst Selena Piek received another walkover, this time in the mixed doubles and will take on Xu and Ma of China in the second round with partner Jacco Arends.
The Chinese domination in recent years of this event would make picking a winner a straight fight between Wang Xin, Wang Yihan, Wang Shixian and Jiang Yanjiao. If the World Championships have taught us anything in recent years, it's to expect the unexpected.
There is European resistance this year, with Tine Baun and Juliane Schenk hoping to defeat the Chinese seeds in the top half whilst in the bottom half of the draw, Saina Nehwal carries the hope of an entire nation once more into a major competition.
The Favourites:
Wang Shixian
Seeded – 1
2010 Result – Semi Finals
2nd Round Opponent – Zechiri/Rochdy
Likely Threats – Jiang Yanjiao (SF)
Her rise from unknown to world #1 in just over 2 and a half years has been not short of breathtaking but coming into this championships, her form is far from exceptional with losses to Lu Lan, Cheng Shao Chieh and most notably Tine Baun in her three previous events, her All-England triumph on her previous visit to British soil is almost a distant memory.
In the frightening competitiveness of the Chinese players, some would go as far as to say she's not the best player in China, let alone in the world. The 21-year old has poor records against her Chinese teammates and her likely semi final opponent, Jiang Yanjiao has won 4 of the 6 meetings to date.
Wang Yihan
Seeded – 2
2010 Result – Round 2
2nd Round Opponent – Gu/Posana
Likely Threats – Wang Xin (SF)
Wang Yihan was heralded as the future of the Chinese game just 2 years ago and whilst 2010 was a stumbling block in that claim, her 2011 campaign has reasserted her at the top of the women's singles game.
She enters the tournament as Asian Games champion and the winner of the most recent Super Series Premier event in Indonesia. The 23-year old is the biggest threat to Wang Shixian, as both look to claim their first world title.
The Contenders
Wang Xin
Seeded – 3
2010 Result – Runner-Up
2nd Round Opponent – Gavnholt/Prokopenko
Likely Threats – Saina Nehwal (QF) Wang Yihan (SF)
Wang Xin comes into the event as the elder stateswoman of the Chinese squad at just 25 but is considered the third best singles player in her country. 9 months ago she was world #1 but the emergence of Wang Shixian and return to form of Wang Yihan makes Wang Xin's chances reaching the final for the second year final remote.
Her route to the last 8 is favourable, before her likely matchup against Saina Nehwal who defeated her in the Sudirman Cup in May. The 21-15, 21-11 victory is a distinct warning to Wang Xin that she must be at her best to reach the later stages of this event.
Jiang Yanjiao
Seeded – 4
2010 Result – DNP
2nd Round Opponent – Fu/Griga
Likely Threats – Tine Baun (QF) Wang Shixian (SF)
Jiang Yanjiao has been the world scene since 2006 but this is her first world championship at the age of 24. She comes into the tournament at the expense of Lin Xiu and Li Xuerui, but her rise to this point has been staggering. She was outside the top 80 in October of last year, but is now the world #4.
Her Asian Games victory over Liu Xin was one of the main reasons she has reached this world championships, she is undoubtedly the outside bet from the four Chinese players but her 4-2 head to head against the top seeded Wang Shixian is the stand out statistic, she has earned her place at the world championships.
Tine Baun
Seeded – 5
2010 Result – Semi Final
2nd Round Opponent – Chan/Cicognini
Likely Threats – Jiang Yanjiao (QF) Wang Shixian (SF)
It is almost the yearly tradition that Tine Baun comes into this event with the hopes of Europe on her shoulders to steal the women's singles title away from China. Not since Camilla Martin in 1999 has a non-Chinese player won the world title.
Baun's form coming into the event couldn't be poorer, a stunning loss in the US Open 2 weeks ago to world #43 Kaori Imabeppu has question marks over her chances of winning the title this year and breaking the Chinese stranglehold on this event.
Saina Nehwal
Seeded – 6
2010 – Quarter Final
2nd Round Opponent – Magee/Firdasari
Likely Threats – Wang Xin (QF) Wang Yihan (SF)
India holds it's breath that the Commonwealth Games champion can claim the world title. Her opening few rounds are favourable before the inevitable match against Wang Xin in the last 8.
Nehwal's preparations ahead of this event are almost exactly the same as the build up to her Commonwealth Games triumph, with 6 weeks out from competitive play, she chose not to play in the US or Canada feeling that her defeat in the final of the Indonesian Open had her playing to the top of her ability.
The Outsiders
Eriko Hirose
Seeded – 15
2010 Result – Quarter Final
1st Round Opponent – Yao/Marin
Likely Threats – Cheng Shao Chieh (Last 16) Wang Shixian (QF)
Hirose ended the chances of Wang Yihan in 2010 in the 3rd round last year and had a chance to potentially take out the top seed in 2011 also in the quarter final. Her recent form has been poor but her run like Kazushi Yamada's in the men's singles makes her a dangerous opponent this year.
Carolina Marin
2010 Result – DNP
1st Round Opponent – Yao Jie (Netherlands)
Likely Threats – Eriko Hirose (Last 32) Cheng Shao Chieh (Last 16)
The 18-year old Spaniard is one of the future stars of the European game, already winning her national championship and gets the opportunity that many hoped that Viktor Axelsen would get in the men's singles, the chance to take on the current crop of stars and test her game at the very highest level. She will be one to watch this week and in the future, even if her run at the title ends in Round 1.
Pi Hongyan
2010 Result – Quarter Final
1st Round Opponent – Sarah Walker (England)
Likely Threats – Bae Youn Joo (Last 32) Wang Yihan (QF)
Forgotten about? Probably. Taken seriously? Absolutely. Her steady decline from a top 10 player to world #23 means she is far from the force she was 12 months ago in her run to the last 8 but her start against the English wild card Sarah Walker will ease her into the event before taking on Bae Youn Joo, who have both won a match in their 2 encounters.
Round 1 takes place on Monday, August 8 with the seeded players playing their first matches in Round 2 on Tuesday, August 9.
Women's Singles Draw:
What could have been a double success for Spain on home turf turned into the new generations time to shine, as Viktor Axelsen claimed the men's singles title in a three game match against Pablo Abian in a 48 minute matchup.
The mixed doubles title was won by the top seeded Danish pair of Schjott-Kristiensen and Delbo Larsen who beat their Croatian opponents Durkinjak and Ponzanovic in a tight two game match, with the Danes winning 21-17, 21-19. The men's doubles title was taken by the Polish pair of Cwalina and Logosz in a one-sided final over the 4th seeded Kasbauer and Zurwonne, with the Poles winning 21-14, 21-11.
The women's doubles final was the only match to go the distance, with the top seeded Dutch pair of Van Dooremalen and Jonathans defeating Reid and Grether in three games, but the shock was on with the 2nd seeded Canadians taking the opening game over their Dutch counterparts, but the top seeds fought back to win the next two games and take the title 12-21, 21-18, 21-14.
The women's singles final was the most one sided match of the day with 7th seeded Carolina Marin defeating 5th seeded Olga Konon in a 21-13, 21-14 victory that took just 20 minutes, topping off the week for Marin who failed to drop an game in the entire week.
*Special thanks to Popeyee for allowing us to use their Flickr images*
Sunday's Results:
The two teenager superstars of the singles game in Europe have again battled through an excellent field of competitors to reach a major final and for Carolina Marin it is especially significant with her playing in front of a home crowd.
Viktor Axelsen's run to the final has been impressive, with four victories in straight games including an impressive 21-14, 21-19 victory over Przemyslaw Wacha in the semi final. His opponent in the final will have the crowd on his side as Spain's 5th seeded Pablo Abian came through a 68 minute war with top seeded Tommy Sugiarto, taking the third game 22-20 to book his place in tomorrow's final.
Carolina Marin's route to the final is similar to Axelsen's, four wins, no dropped games and into the final. She also takes on the 5th seed, Olga Konon of Germany who has been just as impressive in her route to the final. Konon has failed to drop a game also and has been equally if not more impressive than Marin in reaching tomorrow's final.
The men's doubles features the top seeded pairs from the halves of the draw, with 4th seeded Kasbauer and Zurwonne taking on the 2nd seeded Cwalina and Logosz. The German 4th seeds came through a tight semi final against Saeki and Taohara eventually winning 23-21, 23-21. The Polish 2nd seeds have had little trouble in reaching the final, winning all three matches in straight games.
The top two seeds in the women's doubles face off in tomorrow's final, with the 2nd seeded Reid and Grether progressing despite Grether's retirement from the singles on Friday. They take on the top seeded Dutch pair of Van Dooremalen and Jonathans who have progressed without the loss of a game to the final, whilst the Canadian pair have lost just one game also on route to the final.
The mixed doubles finals sees the top seeded Danish pair of Delbo Jensen and Schjott-Kristiensen take on the unseeded Croatian pair of Durkinjak and Ponzanovic, after they dismissed the 2nd seeded Ng and Gao in their semi final, taking the third game 22-20 to reach the final. The Danish pair have been the polar opposites in their route to the final, winning all three matches double quick time to reach the final after being on court just 80 minutes.
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The U.N.'s top climate official is "talking through her hat" when she suggests Australia's wildfires are linked to climate change, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Wednesday.
The official, Christiana Figueres, established a connection between wildfires and climate change--declining to specifically cite the Australian fires--but that wasn't good enough for Abbott, Reuters reports. "These fires are certainly not a function of climate change. They are just a function of life in Australia," he said.


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Knock-off brands always make me laugh. I'm not sure why they're so amusing. I guess it's because knock-off brands have that desperate quality about them. Was it Judy Garland or Jeff Bezos who has that oft repeated quote: "Always be a first rate version of yourself and not a second-rate version of someone else"? Knock-off brands strive only to be a second-rate version and that disparity between what they want to be and what they actually are is always good for a few chuckles.
Knock-off brands typically present themselves as less-expensive alternatives to the brand you actually want. These are great options when you're shopping on a budget. For example, Mountain Lightning from Wal-Mart is half the price of Mountain Dew. If you're going to be buying gross green soda, why pay full price just for the brand name? Although for the dollars you save, you end up paying more when you factor in "explaining to visitors that Mountain Lightning is basically the same thing as Mountain Dew." Still, these can be great alternatives and by the way, as far as weather events happening on mountains, lightning is way cooler than dew.
Sometimes knock-offs are clearly trying to get a bite of the market, like the hilariously shameless TOMS Shoes rip-off, BOBS from Skechers. TOMS made a name for themselves with their activist approach and their pitch is simple: for every pair of TOMS you buy, a pair of shoes will be donated to a shoe-less child in need. As it turns out, this is an excellent promotional strategy to woo consumers into buying stylish shoes, particularly millenials who generally don't have the kind of disposable income to be making charitable contributions in other ways. So if they can help two birds with one shoe, then everyone wins. Skechers, meanwhile, have been suffering diminishing profits and decided to get into that compassionate consuming sphere after seeing the success TOMS was having and introduced BOBS. This approach did generate an increase in sales for Skechers but didn't earn them any respect among insiders, as it's "kind of in poor taste to knock off," Corinna Freedman, an analyst with Wedbush Securities, told Bloomberg. However, it is consistent with Skechers business model of simply chasing what's popular. "They glom onto the next trend and exploit it," Freedman said. Keep it up, Skechers! Nothing better than cynical activism to sell shoes.
Another example of this is Jons obvious imitation of Vons. I've searched around on Google but I can't seem to get a straight answer on Jons. What is the deal with Jons? Who are the ad wizards who came up with this one? Jons is a supermarket chain in Los Angeles that, at a glance, looks like the way more popular supermarket chain Vons, especially because of their similar names and logos. I assume the entire Jons business model is "hope customers think it's a Vons until the moment that they walk inside and see how dirty and unorganized our stores are but by then it's too late because we've locked the doors behind them."
These imitators can actually help strengthen the brand they are imitating, though, and that is typically what happens. It turns out the best kind of marketing you can get for your brand is that sincerest form of flattery. So even though the knock-off brand may siphon away a few consumers, it actually ends up generating even more business for that alpha brand by raising awareness for them. You can't mention BOBS without also remembering that they are biting TOMS style, for instance (also, for anyone who listens to radio in the Midwest, it's weird that it's Bob and Tom, right?). The guys over at Freakonomics shared the findings of a number of studies that reinforce this truth: advertising via copying is one of the most powerful endorsements.
However, when we're talking about counterfeit knock-off brands — particularly of luxury items like premium brand shoes, sunglasses, and handbags — there is another effect to consider. While it may help the brand it's imitating by providing free advertising, those products are still being made by someone and that money is still going somewhere. It's generally seedy. Recently, we've been discovering that violent Mexican drug cartels are getting in on the counterfeit knock-off brand game as a source of revenue. And it turns out those knock-off Louis Vuitton handbags street vendors peddle tend to be often made in sweatshops, usually in basic violation of child labor laws. The stories of those conditions are horrifying and worth considering before buying cheap versions of Dior shoes, which are the #1 knocked-off counterfeit brand. Number one! Number one!
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Reno, NV – The Terry Lee Wells Nevada Discovery Museum (The Discovery) recently opened registration for its first year of summer camps and welcomes children entering first through seventh grade. The Discovery is offering eight weeks of camps starting the week of June 18th – five camps each week – with topics ranging from art to science and super heroes to debunking urban myths.
This is a huge undertaking in our first year of operation," said Sarah Gobbs-Hill, programming coordinator. "Our new summer camp program ensures each child is given the opportunity to experience the museum and all the fun and excitement it has to offer," said Sarah Gobbs-Hill, programming coordinator. "The hands-on activities offered in each camp will allow children to use their imaginations and create an educational experience they can call their own."
Underwriting for The Discovery's summer camps has been generously provided by the Terry Lee Wells Foundation. The Terry Lee Wells Foundation has donated over $5 million to The Discovery to date. This includes a $2.5 million matching gift in 2009 that helped complete the capital campaign and allowed construction of the museum to begin.
The Terry Lee Wells Foundation continues to support the efforts of the museum to create new and exciting learning opportunities for the children of our community," said Klaus Grimm, executive director. "Their support of the museum's camps helps us offer engaging curriculum at an affordable price ."
There are a number of discounts available to families who register for camp at The Discovery. Registrations received before May 1 will receive a $25 early bird discount. Families who register more than one child for camp will receive a $25 discount. Additionally, families who register a child for three or more weeks of camp will also receive a $25 discount. Early drop-off and late pick up for campers is also available.
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Running Time: 192 min.
Production Date: 3 / 12 / 2011
Director: Mason
Cast: Allie Haze, Dani Daniels, Darla Crane, Jana Jordan, Jessie Andrews, Julia Ann, Lisa Ann, and Zoey Holloway
Audio /Video Quality: The technical aspects are very nicely done. The audio is clear and well balanced, and I didn't notice a single background noise. The video is presented in anamorphic widescreen and looks great. The picture has a very natural look with great lighting, a smooth hand on the camera, and a very clear presentation.
The Movie: Teach Me focuses on the older / younger aspect of sex with older women being paired with barely legal girls. Each scene starts with an interview with each of the ladies before moving on with the action.
|Scene 1 � Dani Daniels and Zoey Holloway
Super cute brunette Dani and hot raven tressed Zoey each start out talking about themselves and what they love about women, as well as Dani's first time with a woman and what Zoey's hoping to get out of their fun. When they come together Zoey checks out Dani's hand and kisses it softly before their hands softly run around each other as they explore each other. Dani kisses Zoe softly before sliding down Zoey's top a little to kiss her breasts above her bra. They take their time stripping off each other's bra and start with some titty sucking as well as a little grinding with each of the ladies taking a turn on top. Dani kisses her way around Zoey's panties before stripping them off, rubbing her pussy, and then moving in to tongue and finger it. She lays back for Zoey to play around her panties in return with a few kisses and licks mixed in before Zoey slides them off and takes a sniff as well as a taste. They even share a kiss with the panties between them before Dani lays back for Zoey to work on her pussy with her tongue and fingers. They continue to work back and forth on each other with tongue and fingers, and mix in a bit more grinding as well while making sure to bring plenty of orgasms out of each other. Finally the scene ends with the girls holding each other looking like they barely have any energy left to pleasure each other.
|Scene 2 � Jessie Andrews and Julia Ann
Brunette Jessie and dirty blonde Julia chat about each other and their respect for each other and the future before things change from black and white to full color as they kiss with Jessie in a little pink top and short jean skirt while Julia wears a very cool multicolored dress. Jessie makes the first move pulling up Julia's dress to suck her tits before Julia lays her back to play around Jessie's pussy and tits. She helps Jessie strip down and continues to kiss her way around her before playing around Jessie's pussy and ass while Jessie lays on her stomach. Jessie rolls around and Julia strips down before she dives into Jessie's pussy orally, and after a bit Jessie leans forward to tongue and finger Julia's pussy as well as reaching around to play with her tits at the same time. Julia keeps laying back as Jessie works on her before she lays Jessie back to kiss her as she keeps a good grasp on her throat. She grinds against Jessie and then moves her up to the couch so she can work on Jessie's pussy with her tongue and fingers. Julia's laid back for Jessie to ride her, eat her, and play with her pussy more, and they keep working back and forth eating, fingering, and grinding against each other to see how much they can make each other cum. Jessie finally collapses back with Julia against her as the camera fades out with both of them looking almost completely spent.
|Scene 3 � Allie Haze and Darla Crane
Allie talks about being a tomboy and animal lover as well as what turns her on about women before Darla talks about how she's changed over time, her first lesbian experience, and what she hopes to pass on. The ladies kiss passionately on the bed once the action starts with plenty of wandering hands and Darla being a bit aggressive going after Allie. Allie pushes her up to get at Darla's big boobies, and after they continue to kiss and explore each other a bit more gets a turn on top kissing Darla. Their tops come off soon after so they can suck each other's tits, and it doesn't take long for the rest of the clothes to start to follow. Darla rubs Allie through her panties and kisses her way around them before they come off and she dives in orally. Allie eats Darla in return before they roll around kissing and grinding against each other while mixing in plenty more kisses down under. Allie finally lays back in Darla's arms to let her work her pussy to one last orgasm before they kiss as the camera fades out.
|Scene 4 � Jana Jordan and Lisa Ann
Bottle blonde Jana and super MILF Lisa Ann each talk a little about themselves, their first experience with a girl, and what they love about girls, as well as Jana talking about as her thoughts about Lisa Ann and Lisa Ann talking about what she loves about younger women before they skirt kissing on a couch with Jana in Lisa's arms. Jana aggressively goes after Lisa kissing her before letting Lisa slow things down with a few softer kisses as their hands start to roam a little more. Jana urges Lisa on as she plays with her through her panties, and once again Lisa Ann slows her down when Jana tries to get out of them. She kisses her way around Jana's panties and they help each other out of their bras to admire each other's tits with plenty of kisses and sucking. Lina Ann goes after Jana's pussy through her panties again, and finally lets her out of it to give her plenty of tongue and finger action. She sits back to let Jana lick and finger her before taking Jana in her arms to finger her to another orgasm or three. They continue working back and forth before Jana gives Lisa Ann one last orgasm orally and then moves up to cuddle with her as the camera fades out.
Teach Me is nothing short of an excellent all girl release. The interviews that start each scene out are wonderfully personal in the manner that Mason does so well for many of her releases, and the sex seems just as personal. The action is wonderfully consistent from scene to scene, and there wasn't a single scene that didn't have be drawn in within the first few moments. It's passionate, real, and enjoyable, and there isn't a moment in the movie that didn't seem like the ladies weren't completely into each other. I love how things built between the girls in the scenes and how in some scenes the older woman was more aggressive while in others it was the younger. Teach Me is quite simply one of the best all girl releases I've seen in a very long time.
The Extras: Trailers are included for three other Club 59 releases. The photo gallery lasts about five and a half minutes. There's also a behind the scenes featurette and commercials.
The behind the scenes featurette lasts nearly nineteen minutes. Julia Ann and Jessie have a little fun chatting with Mason and each other about their appreciation for each other during the interview section as well as sharing a few words after their scene. Dani and Zoey also chat a little after their scene about what they loved about their scene and how their scene came about. Lisa Ann talks a bit about her excitement for their scene before having a little more fun chatting and playing with Jana. Finally Allie and Darla chat with Mason about their scene and age. This is a very nice behind the scenes featurette. You get plenty more of the personal chatting that started each scene off so well in addition to a touch more eye candy. This is a very nice addition to the overall DVD.
Final Thoughts: Buy it!!!
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The landscapes in three paintings by the Flemish artist Wouwerman connect this gallery with the previous ones. The northern aesthetic now focused on broad horizons and the beauty of the sky. In these open landscapes with their low green hills, ladies and gentlemen set out for the hunt with their dogs and falcons in a vision of the ordered nature of Flemish society. The technique and subject matter of these scenes look forward to the 18th century. The same is true for Murillo in the fi eld of religious painting, who anticipated the tenderness, colouring and delicate brushstroke of the following century. This is evident from a comparison with the works by Goya, visible through an opening in the gallery wall and creating a visual connection with precedents in the Spanish royal collection. Giordano is an outstanding example of the late, decorative Baroque, while his small-format works convey all the grandeur of his frescoes. Two beautiful scenes on copper deploy his legendary virtuoso technique and acknowledged capacity for imitation, which encouraged him to look to northern artists such as Dürer and Lucas van Leyden and to Correggio's colour and soft brushstroke. The equestrian portraits of Charles II and Mariana of Neuburg reflect the noble spirit of Velázquez's works in this genre and Rubens's ability to deploy allegory: Faith for the king and Abundance for the queen. Panini and Conca's landscapes refl ect the ongoing presence of the classical world, while in his Self-portrait Solimena presents himself as a prince of painting, a status that Dürer had already proclaimed in his self-portrait of the late 15th century. The languid mood of the Bolognese Creti's nude anticipates Romanticism.


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THS alumni banquet to be May 8
April 11, 2011
The 76th annual Tonganoxie High School Alumni Banquet will take place Saturday, May 8 at the Chieftain Room on the THS campus.
The graduates of the Class of 1986, who are celebrating their 25th graduation anniversary, will be the hosts for the event. The 50-year class, the Class of 1961, will be honored at the event.
The primary focus of this event is to unite and re-unite graduates of Tonganoxie High School of all classes. Another focus of this event is the presentation of two $1,000 scholarships to the current senior class, a commitment of the Tonganoxie Alumni Association.
Tickets to the banquet are $20 per person or $35 per couple and can be purchased at Tonganoxie branches of Community National Bank and First State Bank and Trust, as well as Evans Real Estate and Lynch Real Estate.
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Elly K has crafted a follow up mixtape to one of my favourite mixtapes, which incidentally was the first Elly K mix I ever listened to. "A Lover's Underwater Galaxy" Part 2, continues along the warm, organic disco tip, plunging into deeper grooves. Such a cool string of tunes that I am hearing for the first time – including a sneaky bootleg involving Luke Million's 'Arnold'. If you recognize any of these tunes, please, feel free to comment below! This mix almost makes me want throw out all of my music and start collecting disco records exclusively.
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CARLISLE, Pa. As invading American and British ground forces in Iraq pushed northward toward Baghdad during the initial assault in 2003, they fully expected to be "slimed" by a variety of chemical weapons attacks and duly donned their bulky protective suits time and again during their three-week fight to the capital.
But, of course, Iraq had no chemical or nuclear weapons to use.
With a wary eye cast toward a variety of shaky, rogue or unpredictable states such as Syria, North Korea, Pakistan and others that have some form of nuclear or chemical weapons capacity, the Army is again preparing for a future in which its soldiers will be forced to fight through chemical, biological or nuclear attacks, or at least operate in a battle space that has that capability.
That's where this year's annual Unified Quest 2013 war game at the Army War College here comes in. The classified scenario that Army planners have devised this year focuses on a failed state that has lost control of its Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) stockpiles, forcing the United States to intervene. The location of the game is classified, but the presence of members of 8th Army based in South Korea may provide some clues as to what region the Army is concerned about.
"We're in the same place with WMD as we were in 2003 with counterinsurgency," one participant in the Strategic Working Group discussion on Wednesday lamented, because the service hasn't spent much time thinking about the mission over the past decade of war. (Defense News was invited to sit in on the proceedings as long as participants were not identified to help ensure the unrestrained flow of ideas.)
The Strategic Working Group is a collection of high-ranking officers from the Army, Marine Corps, Navy and the State Department, complemented by a full roster of think tankers, strategists and representatives from Australia and the U.K.
The group spent most of a working day debating what the Army's WMD mission should look like, and since it's their job to find as many nits to pick as possible, the proceedings were decidedly gloomy.
"The Army, much like counterinsurgency, has to own this," another participant said, "because no one else has the capacity to do it other than the Army."
The centrality of the Army in the WMD mission comes from an obvious place: as the nation's ground force, it will be soldiers who will have to drive their Strykers up to the gates of any potential chemical or nuclear weapons site, and therefore they need the expertise to be able to assess the situation and dispose of any hazardous materials.
The problem is, the WMD mission is one that the service has traditionally placed below other warfighting missions in terms of funding, prestige and importance. "This is messy, expensive … and it's time we deal with it," one general said, asking rhetorically, "Is it time for us to adequately resource this mission?"
Given the priorities of fighting two decade-long wars, "We don't have a culture of ownership for this mission set" another participant complained, since responsibilities reside under several commands.
While the Strategic Command (STRATCOM) has been given authority to act as the lead combatant commander for synchronizing the Pentagon's global WMD efforts, another leader at the roundtable complained that "we don't have a single point of contact" that can pull together all of the interagency partners to work on the issue. "The Army doesn't seem to embrace this sort of activity across its organization," they said.
Army Chief Gen. Ray Odierno has actually emphasized the counter-WMD mission for some time and has publicly stated that he is working to build on relationships between Special Operations Forces and big Army that were developed in Iraq and Afghanistan in order to combine their WMD knowledge. The Army and SOF have held a few joint training events over the past year, and Odierno said last year that "in the future I would foresee us doing a rotation that deals with WMD specifically and how we might deal with that and what the different scenarios might be."
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