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Off Atomic Hills Estate Road New Ashongman - Accra
El'Orr Castle & the Jazz Court is a unique hillside city hotel, with a resort atmosphere which has been put together to make an every visit a memorable experience.
El'Orr Castle & the Jazz Court is a unique hillside city hotel, with a resort atmosphere that has been put together to make an every visit a memorable experience.
The friendliness of the staff, peaceful and a cosy atmosphere, and beautiful grounds combine to provide a cultivation of harmony between nature and humans. The large area of tropical landscape garden will also give you the touch of traditional African Palace.
The hotel is the ideal place to spend a small holiday and just relax.
Facilities include a jazz court bar & restaurant, a party centre & catering services, touring & car rental. a business & conference centre, an African art & pottery gallery, satellite & cable TV 24h hours a day and spacious & secure parking.
Whether on business or holidaying, you need not worry about your businesses and family. We have an airy and cosy business centre to cater for your needs. Our business centre is fully equipped with all the most current office machineries and stationary for your use.
The business center provides the following services:
Broadband Internet services
Secretarial services
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IDD calls
All these facilities provided by professional secretaries.
El'Orr Castle offers a neat; naturally furnish rooms with a queenly African touch. All rooms are double en-suite.
Our budget rooms have fan cooling and all other rooms are cooled with air-conditioners.
El'Orr Castle Lodge has standard, deluxe, and state of the art family rooms, with two double bedrooms, large bathroom, a living area and a kitchenette. Our rooms are fully DSTV and other local stations connected.
An ideal place for both the business traveller and the leisure guest, all rooms are extremely spacious, well maintained and most importantly, portrays the African world with an antique touch. Our rooms are furnished to provide you with an utmost royal feeling.
The bloodstreams of the El'Orr Castle is the Jazz Court, a cosy and relaxed African village setup and an atmosphere created to welcome any visitor to Africa and make him/her feel at home.
Jazz Court has his own jazz library and jazz band; the " el'orr jazz quartet" which entertain our visitors every Friday's.
We provide airport pick-up free of charge from and to Kotoka International Airport. All you need to do is let us know your Flight Details at 48 Hours prior to your arrival.
The nearest international airport is Kotoko international airport and we are located about 25 minute drive away,by taxi it should cost approximately GHC 25cedis
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Chilean volcano erupts for the first time in 2000 years
It is the volcano's first eruption in at least 2,000 years, according to Sernageomin, a government mining and geology agency, and caused the Patagonian town of nearly 4,500 people to be emptied.
Myanmar cyclone kills an estimated 10,000 !
The Myanmar government has said that the cyclone that struck the south-east Asian nation this weekend has killed 10,000 people.

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Sound familiar? According to our favourite classicist, Mary Beard, the Olympics 2000 years ago were not much different to today's games.
"There will be tears, tantrums and more than likely a tragedy or two. As we shall see from this week, the Olympic Games can be a nasty and brutal business.
For on this platform, to which the eyes of the entire world will turn from Friday, athletic careers are made and broken.
With tension stretched to such unbearable heights, it's only to be expected that someone will snap. And as history has shown, snap they most certainly do."


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Congratulations to Ms. Kim Allison, recipient of the University School Teacher of the Year, 2012-2013 Faculty Award!
During the CCOE (Clemmer College of Education) Awards Ceremony, held on Tuesday, April 16th, 2013, at the Carnegie Hotel, Ms. Allison was recognized and presented with the University School Teacher of the Year Award.
Ms. Allison has been employed at University School as Special Education Instructor , K-12 Resource, since 2008. Prior to her employment with University School, she served as "Make A Difference" Project Coordinator for East Tennessee State University, Special Education Teacher in Rogersville City School, Manager of the first childcare center in facility for ETSU Center for Physical Activity, and also served in multiple roles providing care for adults with disabilities. In addition to Academic Support PLC membership, she served as Co-coordinator for University School Beautification Day and also "Pickin' in the School-yard" in conjunction with ETSU Bluegrass Department. She has also assisted in coaching our University School Girls on the Run .
Students at University School love Ms. Allison. She is not only an encourager and mentor, but, is a true friend. Upon hearing the news of the award one parent remarked, "Kim Allison is the true definition of a kind, considerate, and caring teacher and great role model for our children. She has gone above and beyond the requirements of her job to make the learning environment a positive, progressive, and effective one. Congratulations to Kim for such a well-deserved award!"
Ms. Allison is a superb example of the excellent instruction and leadership provided at University School. We are so very proud to claim her as a Buc!


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What is a source water assessment?
An assessment is a study and report, unique to each water system, that provides basic information about
- Where the drinking water comes from: an assessment provides a map and information about the area that most directly provides the raw water used by a public water system to supply potable water.
- What could pose a threat to drinking water quality: an assessment identifies the major potential sources of contamination to the drinking water supply. This information is used to determine how susceptible the water system is to contamination.
How much assessment work has been done?
Before 1996 some localities, states and individuals had been doing assessment work, usually in the context of wellhead protection programs or watershed protection programs. Approximately 6,000 public water systems had completed assessment work by 1996.
Today more than 140,000 public water systems have a source water assessment. In 1996 section 1453 of the Safe Drinking Water Act amendments required all states to get EPA approval for a source water assessment program (SWAP) and use that plan to conduct assessment for all public water system supplies within 3 years. Most states have completed these section 1453 assessments.
Who paid for these assessments?
Source water assessments are eligible uses of the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) Set-Asides. States may use the funds for a mixture of source water-related local assistance activities. For example, funds are available for land acquisition and conservation easements.
Is more assessment work needed?
The section 1453 assessments are a snapshot in time. States completed them under a very tight time frame using the readily available data. At the local level, they can be used to prioritize needed protection measures, but they may or may not be adequate. These assessments will need to be updated, enhanced, and refined at the local level.
Does my state have a source water assessment program?
All states have EPA-approved SWAPs. The states had a great deal of flexibility in how they designed their programs. Individual assessment reports vary widely from state to state and even among different kinds of water systems within a state. However, each assessment report contains the following information for a water system:
- a delineated protection area;
- an inventory of potential sources of contamination; and
- an evaluation of the likelihood of the water system being contaminated.
For example, a small public rest area might have a very simple assessment, whereas a large residential community would have a more detailed one. Some states chose to do more detailed assessment work in areas that were already known to be vulnerable to contamination.
Is my assessment information publicly available?
The results of completed assessments are provided to the public to help communities plan for protection activities. Information about the assessment are included in the yearly consumer confidence report that you receive from your water utility. Information is also available from your state source water protection program.
Is source water protection required?
The assessments are intended to be used for protection, but such use is not required under the Safe Drinking Water Act. Assessments are a state and local responsibility. Some states simply make the assessment results available to the public water systems. Others offer grants or technical assistance programs. Other states have mandatory requirements for wellhead protection at the local level.
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Posted on: December 11, 2009 12:35 pm
Young pulled from practice, still might play
Titans QB Vince Young was pulled from practice on Thursday after aggravating an injury to his right knee, but coach Jeff Fisher still seems optimistic that Young will play against the Rams on Sunday, the Tennessean reports.
"He has been trying to push through practice and he just had a setback so we shut him down," Fisher said, as quoted in the story. "We'll tend to him ... and see how he is tomorrow."
Young hurt his knee last week in the Titans' loss to the Colts, but was still able to finish the game. The Titans training staff checked out the injury this week and deemed him fit to practice.
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Posted on: October 29, 2009 2:37 pm
Titans to start Vince Young against Jaguars
The Vince Young era will resume on Sunday when the Titans play the Jaguars at LP Field, according to the Tennessean.
The quarterback switch comes a few days after Titans owner Bud Adams informed the coaching staff he wants Young to start immediately. Young, the team's first-round draft pick in 2006, has played sparingly since last September's season-opener against the Jaguars.
Jaguars Coach Jack Del Rio said that his team would be prepared for both quarterbacks.
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Posted on: August 13, 2009 3:10 pm
Young might reduce 2010 cap hit
The Nashville City Paper reports that Vince Young's salary cap number jumps to more than $14 millionin 2010, thanks in large part to a $7.5 million base salary in the fifth year of his original six-year contract. Young also has a base salary of $8.5 million scheduled for 2011.
Young's agent, Major Adams, told The City Paper that he and Young might be willing to lower that cap number in an effort to remain on the team, if something agreeable can be worked out.
Titans general manager Mike Reinfeldt said the club has not yet had any internal discussions about Young's salary, his long-term future with the team or even a number that might be palatable to the club.
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Tags: Tennessee Titans, Vince Young
Posted on: June 3, 2009 10:02 am
Young has no desire to be traded
According to the Nashville City Paper, Vince Young's agent says the quarterback has no desire to be traded from the Tennessee Titans.
Young told Baltimore television station WMAR that he is focused on winning back the starting job in Tennessee, but if that doesn't happen he would be ready to move on.
Young stated, "Definitely I want to be in there playing ball and picking up where I left off, winning games and having a good time with my teammates and fans. But at the same time if them guys don't want me in there, it's time for me to make a career change for myself."
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As the region braces for yet more snow, Cincinnati has just 45 trucks available to salt and plow streets - down from 60 at the beginning of the season - because of breakdowns, according to city spokeswoman Meg Olberding.
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Pertemps Recruitment has won a four-year contract with Buckingham County Council to provide temporary resource including interim and specialist workers. The contract will start on 1 April and covers all categories of temporary workers, including administrative staff, health and social care and professional services.
"We're absolutely delighted to have won this contract for the first time," said Pertemps national account manager Lisa Duncan. "We realise how important it is to deliver against a backdrop of difficult economic times - it is a delicate balancing act to provide high services at the lowest possible cost."
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It's worth remembering that despite all of its flaws, all of its architectural kluginess and insecurity and the costs associated with patching it, the Internet still gets the job done. Any effort to implement a better version faces enormous practical problems: all Internet service providers would have to agree to change all their routers and software, and someone would have to foot the bill, which will likely come to many billions of dollars. But NSF isn't proposing to abandon the old network or to forcibly impose something new on the world. Rather, it essentially wants to build a better mousetrap, show that it's better, and allow a changeover to take place in response to user demand.
To that end, the NSF effort envisions the construction of a sprawling infrastructure that could cost approximately $300 million. It would include research labs across the United States and perhaps link with research efforts abroad, where new architectures can be given a full workout. With a high-speed optical backbone and smart routers, this test bed would be far more elaborate and representative than the smaller, more limited test beds in use today. The idea is that new architectures would be battle tested with real-world Internet traffic. "You hope that provides enough value added that people are slowly and selectively willing to switch, and maybe it gets enough traction that people will switch over," Parulkar says. But he acknowledges, "Ten years from now, how things play out is anyone's guess. It could be a parallel infrastructure that people could use for selective applications."
[Click here to view graphic representations of David D. Clark's four goals for a new Internet architecture.]
Still, skeptics claim that a smarter network could be even more complicated and thus failure-prone than the original bare-bones Internet. Conventional wisdom holds that the network should remain dumb, but that the smart devices at its ends should become smarter. "I'm not happy with the current state of affairs. I'm not happy with spam; I'm not happy with the amount of vulnerability to various forms of attack," says Vinton Cerf, one of the inventors of the Internet's basic protocols, who recently joined Google with a job title created just for him: chief Internet evangelist. "I do want to distinguish that the primary vectors causing a lot of trouble are penetrating holes in operating systems. It's more like the operating systems don't protect themselves very well. An argument could be made, 'Why does the network have to do that?'"
According to Cerf, the more you ask the network to examine data – to authenticate a person's identity, say, or search for viruses – the less efficiently it will move the data around. "It's really hard to have a network-level thing do this stuff, which means you have to assemble the packets into something bigger and thus violate all the protocols," Cerf says. "That takes a heck of a lot of resources." Still, Cerf sees value in the new NSF initiative. "If Dave Clark…sees some notions and ideas that would be dramatically better than what we have, I think that's important and healthy," Cerf says. "I sort of wonder about something, though. The collapse of the Net, or a major security disaster, has been predicted for a decade now." And of course no such disaster has occurred – at least not by the time this issue of Technology Review went to press.


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|Sieges... well when an army is trapped into a siege it's usually only a matter of time before they surrender or starve. A siege is not for the impatient or faint of heart.
Ft Donelson was barely a siege but when the CS forces retreated behind their earthworks to surrender.
Vicksburg was a full on siege, but it took a series of manuevers & battles to pin Pemberton in the works. Any honest study of the Vicksburg campaign should impress the reader w/ the problems faced by Grant. He was stymied several times before he hit on his May offensive, the net result of which was bagging 30,000 CS POW's. Most of which failed to return to the fold after their parole. He opted to parole them for a variety of reasons. Feeding & supplying them was the problem of the CS. Re-equipping them was the problem of the CS. The down side to his immedielty paroling them was the CS proved they would not honor the parole system and large numbers of those men were put back into the line w/out ever being properly paroled.
Chatanooga was a siege that Grant broke keeping the Army of the Cumberland a viable force and guaranteeing another defeat for Bragg & the CS.
Petersburg was the final siege that broke the ANV.
Lee allowed himself to be pinned behind the defences of Petersburg eliminating his ability to manuever.
Grant was a man that understood that sieges & armies end when the besieged surrender. And Sieges almost always lead to a surrender. When Vicksburg fell I think it was cemented in his mind that to pin an enemy army behind the imagined safety of his works was to seal the doom of that army. He was correct.


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Vestas has entered into an agreement to sell two wind projects to LUKERG Renew, a joint venture company of Russia-based Lukoil and Italy-based ERG Renew, for a total enterprise value of EUR 127 million.
Vestas co-developed the Romanian project Gebeleisis and the Bulgarian project Hrabrovo. The company says it has decided to sell the wind farms because development and ownership of projects is not part of Vestas' regular business model.
Closing of the transactions is expected to take place within the next eight weeks; however, the Hrabrovo transaction is subject to approval by the Bulgarian competition authority.
The Gebeleisis wind power plant is located in the Galati region in Romania and has been fully operational since February. The wind power plant has a total capacity of 70 MW (35 V90-2.0 MW turbines), and the value of the project amounts to EUR 109.2 million.
The Hrabrovo wind power plant is located in the region of Dobrich in Bulgaria, and has been fully operational since March 2012. The wind power plant has a total capacity of 14 MW (seven V90-2.0 MW turbines), and the value of the project amounts to EUR 17.6 million.
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There are good people in this world. United Airlines let me creep onto the plane with my massive bike bag FREE. That was a far cry from the $470 they wanted to charge me 20 minutes earlier! Some welling up, some calm banter back and forth along with bike enthusiasts with good hearts behind the counter made for a nice deal in the end. Also with that came an upgrade at no charge to my seat with 5" of more leg room!! Whoo Hoo!
Once in Chicago I had about 2 seconds to make it to the next flight, get a restroom stop in, fill my water bottle and charge my computer. I think I was sweating by the time I got on the plane to Frankfurt! With a seat in between me and the gentleman on the aisle we were happy campers and ready for the 7-8 hour flight. Not exactly sure what I did for those 8 hours but it certainly wasn't sleeping!!! I think I am used to seeing everyone else but me sleep on these transatlantic flights now. I used to get jealous of those sleepers but now not so much. It is what it is and I just simply cannot do it no matter how hard I try.
In Frankfurt I got to meet Myron for the second time in my life. I was going to be traveling with him for the next few weeks in Europe while he watched over my bikes and kept them running smoothly. Stan's NoTubes was kind enough to send a mechanic with me to Europe! And not only a mechanic….one of the best around. Thanks Stan's NoTubes!
Having an experienced mechanic such as Myron had its perks immediately. He knew the roads, the street signs, the area, and GETS what an athlete needs and should be doing. That is half of it right there!
After fumbling through paperwork to get our rental car we started driving towards the Czech Republic and I was all over the place. I guess that is where some sleep might have come in handy. Poor Myron I think I scared him half to death.
An hour in and we decided it would be a great idea to go to the outlet stores that were right off of the road. Why outlet stores? I really don't know and I am going to guess Myron doesn't either. Sleep deprivation at its finest I suppose. It actually turned out to be the best idea ever because he spotted a great bike path on the way to the outlets.
After a nice ride and feeling rejuvenated we jumped back in the car headed for Plzen, Czech Republic. As we drove through lots of greenery we passed condensed and vibrant colored town that kept our eyes dancing until we found ourselves in Plzen. Plzen was pretty darn big and finding our off the beaten path hotel was challenging but we found it, got checked in to, lugged our massive amounts of luggage up the restrictive stairwell and then about fell over with exhaustion. It was finally time to sleep but not before getting some (really good!!) food in the hotel dining room. There was even an English version of the food offered!
Ok, now we sleep. And for me that would be the first time in 33 hours!
World Cup #1 – Plzen, CZE
I knew the Cyclocross racing at the World Cup level was going to be different, I just didn't know in what way. They take an average course that you would find in the US and then they throw the "one-two punch" at you by adding just a bit more to put you over the edge. For example, let's not just have a set of stairs, let's make it 23 steps total AND make it so that the step in between the steps is so monstrous that you are practically doing leg squats at a 90 angle as you go up each and every one. Then let's add a quick steep section only pedal strokes after you remount to really see how much you can take.
On the other side of the course there was a sharp uphill that you had to gas it up (when you were of course already gassed) to make it up. And then right after you hit the "top" there was another steep but quick uphill section. And just when you thought you were done…..there was another! Yeah, that hurt.
Other than those sections the course was flat with lots of turns. The Start/ Finish straight was at the top of the steep hill and the rest of the course down below with the stairs connecting them. All in all the entire course was AWESOME and really fun. The weather was downright beautiful, warm and nice with fast conditions present. This course would certainly shake out a true winner!!!
And unfortunately I was not that winner. IN fact, I was 28 more people down from that eventual winner (Katie Compton – go USA!). Not sure what happened or why it went down the way it did for me, but it did.
I had a clean but not fast start and found myself in 22nd position. For whatever reason I had very few matches to fire which is not good in cross. You need a lot of matches!!! I think what took the wind out of my (mid pack) sails during the race was that I took an off camber section wrong and smacked pole like no one should smack a pole (the pole and course banner imprints were still on my right shoulder that night but I was and am totally fine!!). When I made that mistake it allowed 5-6 women to pass. Not good but that is World Cup racing at its finest. One mistake at this level WILL cause 5-6 women (if not more) to pass. And once they get that 2 second gap ahead of you it seems like an eternity as you try to reel them in. It can be so hard to draw it back again at this level…… and especially since I was not feeling the love. I wasn't feeling bad out there, I just wasn't racing like I normally do. But I guess to slop it in for 29th in my first ever World Cup I need to be proud of what I was able to accomplish on this day. That is not to say I am happy about it though! A World Cup is not where you want to have your off day but that is racing.
We went to the Pilsner Brewery (which Plzen pronounced "Pilsen" is known for) afterwards and enjoyed some real Czech food which was incredible. I had pulled pork with dumplings and a spinach sauce of some kind. I was hesitant to do it but thought I really need to live a little while I am here and enjoy the culture and get to know it. And I am glad I did. Plus it came at Katarina's (3rd place!!!!) recommendation as authentic and good.
We are currently at Katarina's in her hometown where her parents have graciously opened their lives and home to us. The fresh homemade Goulash that her mom made is currently settling nicely in our tummies as we all prepare for the second half of this week which will include the Cyclocross World Cup in Tabor, Czech Republic on Sunday.


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Recently, we were informed that our beloved Coach Tim Cahill had been diagnosed with cancer. He coaches Model Swimming and Diving, Arlington Alligators, & Colonel Aquatics (ColA), as well as being an instructor of both competitive swim classes through EKU Community Education and Health Promotion at EKU. In a way to honor Coach, current and former swimmers, parents and lifelong friends, are joining together as "Team Cahill" to help save lives by taking part in the American Cancer Society Relay For Life and we are asking for your support.
The American Cancer Society Relay for Life is a life-changing event that gives people in communities across the globe a chance to celebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost, and fight back against the disease. At this year's Madison County Relay, teams of people will camp out at Michael Caudill Middle School and take turns walking or running around the track at all times during the event. Because cancer never sleeps, relays are overnight events.
In addition to helping people celebrate, remember, and fight back, Relay For Life also helps raise much needed funds and awareness to help the American Cancer Society save lives from cancer.
Please support us in our efforts by visiting our team web page to make a secure, tax-deductible online donation.
Every donation really does make a difference. We know that times are tighter than normal for many of us, but any amount you can give truly can help save lives.
With your support, the American Cancer Society can:
• Help people stay well by helping them take steps to prevent cancer or detect it early, when it's most treatable
• Help people get well by being in their corner around the clock to guide them through every step of their cancer experience
• Find cures by funding groundbreaking research that helps us understand cancer's causes, determine how best to prevent it, and discover new ways to cure it
• Fight back by working with lawmakers to pass laws to help fight cancer and rally communities worldwide to join the fight
As well as monetary online donations we are also selling luminaries. A luminary is a paper bag filled with sand and a candle, which are all lighted during a Luminary Ceremony the night of the Relay. They can be "In Memory", "In Hope", or "In Honor" of someone. Each bag is marked with the name of the individual being honored i.e. "In hope of Tim Cahill". Each luminary sells for $5 using the order form attached and returned by mail or $10 for on-line orders. Multiple luminaries can be purchased for each individual. We all know family members and friends who have been affected by cancer. What a wonderful way to honor these people as well as Coach Cahill and support Team Cahill during Relay for Life.
Coach Cahill is the kind of role model a parent only dreams about. He has made such a difference in the lives of so many people. It is an honor to be able to give back to him a small amount of what he has given and to honor him by participating in Relay For Life. In the words of Coach "Attitude is Everything".
Each of us has our own reasons for caring about the fight against cancer. Whatever your reasons, we hope you'll choose to make a difference by making a donation online to support our efforts and Coach Cahill.
To donate and to purchase luminaries on-line with your credit card please go to www.RelayForLife.org/madisonky and click on Donate Here under Three Ways to Donate. Click Search for a Team then type in Team Cahill. Click on "Team Cahill" and follow the instructions.


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Building momentum up to draft day is one of the key ingredients savvy agents and talented players often use to earn high selections. Though NFL teams have been tirelessly working on their draft boards over the past month, several players each year often get "bumped" at the last minute due to impressive workouts, interviews or just creating a general "buzz."
As we tightened our rankings in preparation for the profiles and rankings update available in our new PDF Draft Guide (available for download here ), I noticed that five players kept being mentioned by league sources as players moving up the board.
These five players I've listed below:
Quarterback Tim Tebow, Florida: You've heard or read the talk everywhere about his rising up draft boards and my sources are confirming the same thing. Tebow is dazzling coaches in interviews, leading some scouts -- who try to show coaches Tebow's flawed film -- frustrated with how quickly and high the former Heisman winner is being moved up the board. According to sources, Tebow is a virtual lock to be off the board by the mid second round and is gaining momentum as a late first round pick.
Defensive Tackle Linval Joseph, East Carolina: Overshadowed a bit at ECU by DE CJ Wilson and DT Jay Ross, Joseph is the one that has the most interesting blend of NFL size (6-5, 328) and athleticism. Scouts would like to see him put it all together and be a more consistent player, but his tools have some clubs talking about him as a potential 2nd round prospect.
Cornerback Alterran Verner, UCLA: Verner can thank gutty, undersized corners like Christopher Owens (3rd round pick by Atlanta in 2009) for his rise up the board. Like Owens, Verner isn't a blazer, but he's highly competitive and has been a consistent standout throughout his career. Scouts are characterizing him as one of the safer cornerbacks in the class and feel that he could earn a similar selection as Owens, who started six games for the Falcons as a rookie.
Cornerback Myron Lewis, Vanderbilt: Following his solid Pro Day performance March 20, I touted Lewis as one of the more underrated defensive backs in the 2010 draft and scouts are telling me that we're still ranking him too low. Lewis starred at cornerback for the Commodores and some teams believe he has the agility to remain at this position in the NFL despite measuring in at 6-2, 203 pounds. We currently have Lewis rated as a free safety and a 4th-5th round pick, but I've spoken to clubs that feel he'll be off the board in the 3rd.
FS Robert Johnson, Utah: Despite not getting invited to the Combine, Johnson is one of the fastest rising names in the draft. He measured in heavier than scouts expected at his Pro Day (6-2, 203 pounds) and turned in blazing times in the short shuttle and 3-cone drills. In fact, his 4.06 second short shuttle and 6.56 second 3-cone times were faster than those recorded by any safety in Indianapolis. A natural ballhawk with 13 interceptions over the past three seasons, Johnson has visited or been privately worked out by a half-dozen teams.
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5 players moving up as draft approaches
Posted on: April 7, 2010 7:00 pm
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Posted on: April 19, 2010 12:17 pm
5 players moving up as draft approaches
Perfect example of OVERRATED
Since: Sep 23, 2006
Posted on: April 10, 2010 1:42 pm
5 players moving up as draft approaches
That jab at Millen is funny and deserving. Nice job.
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Posted on: April 10, 2010 11:25 am
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Posted on: April 10, 2010 9:12 am
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Hey, I agree with Mauxdeverite.
Didn't Ryan Leaf get drafted in the first? How about Alex Smith? Or that Harrington guy from Oregon? Or Akili Smith?
Didn't Tom Brady get drafted in the eighth? How about Kurt Warner and Warren Moon, who didn't get drafted at all?
Didn't people say that Doug Flutie and Drew Brees were too small?
So, what does that mean? It means even professional talent evaluators can be very, very wrong.
I get as sick of all the Superman talk as the next guy, but let's be objective. Tebow has proven that he can be a leader. He's big and fast, but more importantly, he's proven he can take criticism and has a reputation as a very hard working, coachable guy. He is football smart with good instincts and very accurate on short and middle routes, and his long ball may not be frozen rope, but it is nice and catchable. And who would you rather have in there to get you one or two tough yards?
Plus, look at all the attention and scrutiny this poor kid has endured. I think he's handled all the extreme adulation and extreme criticism pretty darn well. Either one would have blown the head off of a lot of kids.
You don't hear him telling everybody how great he is. Every time I saw him in a game, he was playing hard every down.
I do agree that he's unlikely to be able to come in to the bigs and contribute right away, so a first round pick is probably not in the cards, unless a team is already set and doesn't mind waiting the year or two it will take him to figure out the pro game and adjust to taking snaps from center.
I think he's at least as much worth a gamble as the other names mentioned above. I'd love to see my team draft him, put him on the bench and carefully coach him up, like they used to do back in the day (anybody remember Johnny U? He took awhile to figure things out).
Plus, what else is he supposed to do? He kept his mouth shut, won a Championship and a Heisman, and he's working on improving his throwing motion and footwork.
I say he's done enough to get a shot, and a nice payday.
Since: Apr 8, 2008
Posted on: April 10, 2010 7:35 am
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HAHAHA. with Millen gone..... I like that....HAHAHA
Since: Oct 14, 2008
Posted on: April 10, 2010 3:34 am
5 players moving up as draft approaches
I don't see what taking Tebow by the second round would hurt any football team. The guy is a natural leader and a gifted athlete. He's more intelligent and has a better understanding of football than 90% of the players in the game. When you look at all the first round busts at the QB position over the last decade alone, Tebow isn't a gamble at all. He'd be best suited on a contender where the pressure is nonexistent. Any crap team that drafts a QB in the first round that expects a miracle from their rookie doesn't succeed. Tebow will contribute in the NFL. He has the tools and the intangibles. After two years behind a vet QB on a decent team, Tebow will have the chance to prove himself, shutting most of you haters up. The others will whine regardless.
Since: Oct 19, 2006
Posted on: April 10, 2010 1:57 am
5 players moving up as draft approaches
ooooooh had to pile on us reeling lions fans with the millen jab lol!
Since: Apr 10, 2010
Posted on: April 10, 2010 1:56 am
5 players moving up as draft approaches
don't forget al davis. where there's an al, there's a way. he's made it a habit of taking 4-7 rounders and making them first rounders. russell? that receiver with hands of stone? dementia is in full effect here. he's already dumping russell.
Since: Jan 17, 2010
Posted on: April 9, 2010 10:42 pm
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Brady, Romo and the now retired Kurt Warner. That's a pretty short list actually. With your logic maybe you should quit your job and just buy lotter tickets every day till you hit it big.
Since: Dec 30, 2007
Posted on: April 9, 2010 10:21 pm
5 players moving up as draft approaches
Ummm not sure where to start with that one......Philip Rivers, Big Ben, Aaron Rodgers, Carson Palmer. The jury is still out on a few guys but so far we like what we see................Flacco, Matt Ryan, and even last year's class in Sanchez and Stafford. So in the past decade there are some.


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Is there such a thing as a birth vulture? If there is, then that is both the subject and the format of the BBC documentary "Born to Royalty." The film's release this week was timed to coincide with Kate Middleton's due date for the latest heir to the British throne. "Born to Royalty" is an entertaining but light compilation of archival images of the royal family, going back to Queen Victoria, with an ostensible story arc about changing royal parental styles, from the strict upbringing of the stuttering King George VI to Prince William's more casual, affectionate broken home. — Miriam Bale


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Northern Rangers defeat Victory League premier South Hobart for the first time
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- April 14, 2014
THE Northern Rangers re-wrote its club history books yesterday, defeating Victory League premier South Hobart for the very first time since its inception in 1996.
The spirited Rangers handed a 10-man South just its second Victory League defeat in the past 24 games with a 3-1 triumph at Darcy St, adding to their title credentials and opening up the top four.
The northerners shot to the top of the ladder with their third win in as many games after a first-half firestarter from defender Ryan McCarragher, a second-half Shane Brassington free kick and a Nick Lanau-Atkinson tap in.
It was a match full of surprises as South went in favourite to consolidate top spot on the table after defeating the Rangers in all three meetings last year.
The Rangers' first goal came in the 24th minute and was the defining moment of the clash.
South defender Curran Ferns was dismissed for a second yellow card after what was deemed a dangerous tackle on Ranger Nick Lanau-Atkinson.
The hosts suffered yet another blow in the 39th as defender Hugh Ludford limped off with a possible calf tear and from there South's day went from bad to worse.
Two minutes later Aidan Rigby sent in an attacking ball that sailed over South keeper Kane Pierce and into the far post, rebounding out and to the feet of McCarragher who fired home to give the Rangers a shock lead.
South's inaccuracy cost it in the first 45 minutes and without midfield maestro Caleb Ludlow, who was a late withdrawal because of tonsillitis, the second half was going to be an uphill battle.
Early in the second, South was struggling to reach its peak tempo with a man down while the Rangers continued to exploit gaps across the park.
In the 51st minute, Brassington stepped up to take a spot kick but sent it straight down the middle where Pierce's rebounded save fell again to the Englishman, who scuffed the second attempt over the goal.
That was one of the Rangers' many chances to extend the lead in the first 20 minutes of the second half. While they defended deep, South was still menacing in attack.
However, that all changed in just two minutes deep in the second half of the game.
First Brassington redeemed himself by hammering a 30-yard free kick into the bottom corner past an out-of-position Pierce in the 71st. And in a blow that killed any South resolve, Nick Lanau-Atkinson tapped home a Brassington cut back just two minutes later.
Ben Hamlett netted a tidy consolation in the 87th minute, but the Rangers' bravado prevailed.
The two clubs have met 10 times between the Victory League (four), the Milan Lakoseljac Cup (four) and the Statewide Finals, where they met twice in the grand final (2010, 2012). Before yesterday, South prevailed each time.


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MURRAY, Ky. (AP) - U.S. Sen. Rand Paul has been in western
Kentucky for a town hall the day after his father was runner-up in
the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary.
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to work together in Congress and addressed a list of more local
issues in Kentucky.
About 200 people filled a meeting room at the CFSB Center on
Murray State University's campus Wednesday.
Paul says he's impressed by the campaign of his father, Rep. Ron
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race is now between him and former Masschusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
Paul says his father has strong independent support that would
make him a tough candidate in the fall.
Rand Paul is scheduled to appear Thursday in Louisville.
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Want To Be More Creative? Try Dimming the Lights
A study released recently found that the number of authors who swear by writing during the wee hours of the night is not a coincidence: creativity is boosted when you work in the dark. On the other hand, researchers found that logical problems seemed to be solved best in bright lighting.


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Alice Billman, Executive Director of Heroes Unite, speaks about the struggles of low-income families and deficiencies of the public school system where their children attend. In defiance of the state cuts on arts funds, she has set up an after-school program that teaches kids, 2nd grade to 5th grade, Chinese Martial Arts. The function of Chinese Martial Arts is to teach assertiveness not aggression. Funding support for the arts has decreased dramatically in recent years. Alice has devoted herself to promoting the revival of the arts through the nurturing of new and established artists and actors in the South Florida region. Apart from the after-school program, Heroes Unite provides the community with the Heroines Choir and the Mobile Micro Theater.
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Sounds Like: Fiery VT native beefs up her band, employs a big producer and gets some classy packaging to strive for indie rock success a la Florence & the Machine.
Free Association: A few feel like young Bonnie Raitt, others an old Carrie Underwood.
For Fans Of: Lucinda Williams, Susan Tedeschi, recent Norah Jones.
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Sounds Like: Arizona dudes' sophomore and major label debut is more mature than their last, but that just means it's less emo and punk, more soft and adult.
Free Association: The love child of Avril Lavigne and Rob Thomas has a band!?!
For Fans Of: The Starting Line, Boys Like Girls, Yellowcard.
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Vienna, Austria
As a BCA Marburg student, you will spend the first eight weeks of the program in Vienna, Austria, focusing on German language and culture at the prestigious Internationales Kulturinstitut Wienlanguage school. There, you will study alongside students from around the world who are also learning German. During your time in Vienna, you will have ample opportunities to explore your host city and improve your language proficiency through daily practice.
Required Courses in Vienna
While in Vienna, all students take:
Language Proficiency in Vienna
You must have at least 2-semesters of German language in order to participate in the standard BCA Marbrug program that includes the 8-week Vienna portion.
If you have no previous German language study can still participate in the BCA Marburg program, but must spend 4 additional weeks in Vienna at the beginning of the program for an additional fee. You will spend a total of 12-weeks in Vienna before moving to Marburg.
You will take a placement exam prior to the start of the program to determine the course level you will take while in Vienna.
Marburg, Germany
In Marburg, BCA students with proficient German study alongside German students at one of Germany's oldest and most distinguished universities, Philipps-Universität. For those students who are not able to enroll in Philipps directly, BCA offers a number of BCA course options taught in German by local instructors hired by BCA (some require a minimum enrollment).
Required Courses in Marburg
There are no required courses while in Marburg. The required course for the program is during the Vienna portion.
Course Listing
Depending on your language level, semester and interests you may take courses from one or more of the following categories:
Popular Departments
- Arts & Humanities: Art History, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Theology
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This may not be a comprehensive list. Please view the course listing links above.
Language Proficiency in Marburg
Once in Marburg, you will choose semester courses based your language proficiency. The more progress you make during the pre-semester course in Vienna, the more options will be available to you. The resident director will advise you on course choices based on your language skills.


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I'd like to use the scraps from my tree skirt (http://pic50.picturetrail.com/VOL417/1033223/4707019/394110623.jpg) to make a Santa hat, but I'm missing the pom-pon/pom-pom. Etsy isn't helping. Anyone have a source? Or is this something I have to make myself--and how?
------~Gem in the prairie
It depends on how big you want it. They sell them at most craft stores.
Here's a 3" one at JA's. They also have them smaller.
Oh, perfect! Do you think this is a year-round item, or have I missed the boat for this year? (I know I've seen packs of smaller, multi-colored ones before.)
I used to make them all the time when I was a kid. Just cut 2 pieces of stiff cardboard or plastic into circles a bit smaller than you want your pompom. Now cut a circle in the middle of the cardboard about an inch or so in diameter so you have what looks like 2 donuts. Put them together and start wrapping your yarn around the outside and through the center (use about 1 meter lengths of yarn) until you have a good buildup of yarn. Now, get your scissors and cut through the yarn all around the outside edge of your circle until you are through to the outside edge of the cardboard. So now what you have is a bunch of straight pieces through the middle hole. Now, get a double piece of yarn, put it through the middle between the 2 cardboard pieces and tie it tight, basically tying all the short pieces together. Now, cut your cardboard pieces away, fluff up your pompom and trim it to a nice round shape. Clear as mud?
Go to utube - lots of tutorials on making these - so easy. I have made many of these with the kids in my daycare center!!!
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What Is Meningomyelocele in Children?
Meningomyelocele is a type of spina bifida, a kind of birth defect in which the spinal canal and the backbone don't close before birth. This type of birth defect is also called a neural tube defect. The spinal cord and the meninges (the tissue that covers the spinal cord) may actually protrude through the child's back. In some cases skin covers the spinal cord and meninges, in some cases it sticks through the skin.
Spina bifida most commonly occurs in three forms: spina bifida occulta, meningoceles, and meningomyelocele. Of these three, meningomyelocele is the most common.
According to the National Institutes of Health, this condition occurs in about one out of every 800 babies. Meningomyelocele is sometimes called myelomeningocele (NIH).
What Causes Meningomyelocele?
Doctors do not know exactly why this condition occurs. It is thought that a lack of folic acid before and during early pregnancy impairs the development of the spinal cord.
The condition may also be partly genetic. Having one child with this disease makes it more likely that you will have another affected child. According to the University of Connecticut Health Center, a woman with one affected child has a one in 50 chance of having another baby with the condition. Compare this to the one in 800 chance for the general population. The University of Connecticut Health Center further reports that a woman with two affected babies has a one in 25 chance of her third child also having the condition (UCHC). In many cases, however, there is no family connection.
What Are the Symptoms of Meningomyelocele?
A baby with meningomyelocele is born with the spinal cord exposed. The baby may have a sac on his or her mid to lower back.
The exact symptoms and their severity depend on your child's particular case. Unfortunately, this tends to be a severe type of spina bifida, with the spinal cord typically being abnormal.
The affected body parts are those below the location of the problem, specifically the legs, bladder, and bowels.
In some children, these body parts are only mildly affected. Others might have complete loss of control of their bladder and/or bowel. The legs may be partially or completely paralyzed or lack sensation.
Other possible symptoms include:
- orthopedic deformities
- hydrocephalus (buildup of fluid in the skull that leads to swelling of the brain)
- Chiari II malformation (structural defects in the part of the brain that controls balance)
Because the spinal cord is exposed, a child with meningomyelocele is at risk of developing bacterial meningitis.
How Is Meningomyelocele Diagnosed?
This condition is usually diagnosed during the second trimester of pregnancy when women can have a blood test called the quadruple screen. The test can screen for several conditions including meningomyelocele, Down syndrome and other congenital diseases of the baby. Most women who carry a baby with neural tube defects have elevated levels of maternal alpha fetoprotein (AFP).
If the screen test is positive, further testing including a pregnancy ultrasound and/or amniocentesis can confirm the diagnosis.
How Is Meningomyelocele Treated?
This condition is typically diagnosed during early pregnancy, and some women opt to terminate the pregnancy.
If you choose not to do so, your baby will generally need surgery after birth. Prompt surgery can help protect your child from infections such as meningitis. Your doctor might prescribe antibiotics as an additional measure in preventing these infections.
If your child has hydrocephalus, sometimes called water on the brain, he or she may need to have a shunt inserted. This shunt can drain the extra liquid from around the brain, reducing pressure on the brain into your child's abdomen.
Your child may not develop bladder control. If this is the case, he or she might need a catheter to help drain the bladder.
Because of the effect this condition can have on your child's lower limbs, he or she might need to wear braces, an orthopedic device that support the legs and/or main part of the body.
In most cases, your child's treatment will be lifelong. He or she will need to be seen regularly to assess any developing problems. He or she may also need to use a wheelchair for life.
How Can I Prevent Meningomyelocele?
Because spina bifida and other neural tube defects are believed to be related to low levels of folic acid, it's important to take folic acid supplements during pregnancy. Folic acid is a B vitamin that is important in the development of red blood cells and is important for good health in general, especially during pregnancy. Doctors advise taking a folic acid supplement before you become pregnant.


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Madelyn Houck was a little angel in the 2012 production of 'The Nutcracker.' Her mother was a performer in the 1990s in the show. submitted photo
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The Nutcracker opens 7:30 p.m. today at the Landers Theatre, 431 S. Jefferson Ave. Other performances: 7:30 p.m. Friday, 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday; 2 and 6 p.m. Sunday
Tickets: $24; $21 for student/senior/military (with valid ID); $16 for ages 12 and younger; purchase tickets at the box office, by calling 417-869-1334; order online at springfield ballet.org.
Last year, Madelyn Houck played a little angel in the Springfield Ballets annual production of The Nutcracker.
As her mother, Brandi Houck, watched, sharing the moment with her own mother, Jeannine Elliott, Brandi felt a sense of nostalgia.
Two decades ago, it was Brandi who danced in The Nutcracker including the roles of Sugar Plum Fairy and Snow Queen while her mother watched.
It was a very neat experience to share that parental moment and be in the shoes she was in, watching me. That was very neat, Brandi said. It is hard to put in to words how proud I am that my kids are getting this experience from the same school I did.
Both her children will dance in the production that opens at 7:30 tonight for the 2013 season. Ethan, 9, and Madelyn, 6, will play soldiers.
The Christmas ballet has been performed for nearly 30 years in Springfield, and for many families, it has become part of their holiday.
It is a tradition for so many families, said Caitlin Kissee, business affairs manager. Its so much more than just a ballet. They come because the Nutcracker is part of their holidays. They came when they were young, and now they want to bring their kids or grandkids. Its a great celebration of the season.
Coming home
Emily Ricca travels the country performing as a guest artist in different ballets, but when she takes the stage tonight at the Landers Theatre playing the Sugar Plum Fairy, shell feel at home.
Ricca, a Springfield native, is a professional ballerina in Miami who got her start at the Springfield Ballet.
This is her second consecutive year to star in the role.
Oh, it was a wonderful feeling to be able to come back as a guest artist and perform in my hometown theater, she said about last years production. It was really a magical feeling. My mom was able to come. All my family is (in Springfield), so to be able to perform for them is special. They dont get to see me perform in Miami so I have to go to them for them to be able to see me perform, Ricca said.
In fact, it was the hometown Christmas production that inspired her career. When she was 11, Ricca decided to audition for The Nutcracker.
That is when I fell in love with it and knew I wanted to do that, Ricca said of her dance career.
In those early years, she landed small roles in the Springfield Ballet production, like a party scene girl and a clown. When she was 15, Ricca left the Ozarks to pursue her dream of becoming a ballerina.
Lorianne Dunn, director of education for Springfield Little Theatre and former Nutcracker cast member, and Brandi Houck say its special for them to see Ricca perform, too. They both worked with Ricca when she was a student.
Its always neat to see her dancing so beautifully and sharing that talent and experience. I am proud of her. Shes come full circle, said Dunn, who danced various roles in The Nutcracker between 1985 and 1991.
I think its wonderful its so successful. Traditions are really important in families and communities, and that has been embraced in this community, Dunn said.
The beginning
The tradition developed thanks to the tenacity of former Springfield Ballet board members.
When The Nutcracker debuted in December 1985, naysayers said Springfield was too small to support such a production, said Cynthia Hollander, who was president of the board at that time and one of the driving forces behind the effort to perform The Nutcracker here.
But board members were undeterred.
They held Christmas in July parties, decked out their homes in holiday décor and invited people to the parties in hopes of soliciting sponsorships.
The party was free because we were asking them for things once we got them there, she laughed. We were very, very enthusiastic. We were bound to make this happen.
They made it happen and it has continued to be a success. This year, a sixth performance was added, and Kissee said they anticipate selling out.
There are many who appreciate the tradition of this production.
Like Dot Atkinson.
Sixteen years ago, Atkinson watched her 4-year-old daughter perform in The Nutcracker, and she hasnt missed a performance since.
Both our daughters danced the Springfield Ballet, but then when they went to high school, one decided to do track and cross country and ballet wasnt conducive to that. Now she is at Mizzou. The older danced until high school, Atkinson said.
Even though the girls are now young women, their parents still enjoy the production. When their daughters are home from college, they attend the show together.
We love the fact that we have a not-for-profit arts organization and we like to support our arts organizations in our community. We love the pageantry and all the dancers on stage and the big performance. And of course, the music is lovely, Atkinson said. It is never the holiday until we see the Nutcracker.


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GRIP is dedicated to promoting community health by protecting our environment and natural resources in southwestern New Mexico.
Recently, GRIP was reminded again just how important it is to have a watch-dog organization defending community interests against mining giant Freeport-McMoRan (FMI), operator of the Chino, Cobre and Tyrone mines here in Grant County, New Mexico.
In September 2013, the New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission approved new water quality rules for copper mines that are bad news for us here in Grant County. These new regulations are in violation of the state's Water Quality Act and will allow copper mines to contaminate our scarce groundwater rather than prevent pollution as state law requires, giving international mining giant Freeport-McMoRan a free ride at the expense of the public's groundwater quality and environmental health.
Gila Resources Information Project (GRIP) and Turner Ranch Properties, L.P., represented by New Mexico Environmental Law Center (NMELC), and Amigos Bravos represented by High Desert Energy + Environment Law Partners have filed an appeal to the New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission (WQCC)'s new water quality rules for copper mines. The groups are challenging the adopted copper mining rules because they expressly allow water pollution rather than prevent it.
Proposed by the New Mexico Environment Department and the global copper mining company, Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold, the rules mark the first time in 36 years that the WQCC has set aside its mandate to protect the quality of the state's scarce groundwater resources.
GRIP and its legal counsel, NM Environmental Law Center, have successfully defended the Water Quality Act against industry rollback attempts in the past, such as in the Tyrone mine appeal case decided in 2009 and GRIP's Chino closure permit appeal that forced FMI to treat mine effluent rather than dilute it to meet water quality standards when the Chino mine closes down.
As communities throughout the state discuss ways to deal with future water needs against the specter of long-term drought, it is irresponsible to allow mining companies to pollute thousands of acre-feet of groundwater that could be used in the future by municipalities, industry or agriculture.
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|Polylactide (LTS) causes less inflammation response than polydioxanone (PDS): a meniscus repair model in sheep.
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|PMID: 16896739 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|BACKGROUND: Incidence of meniscus injury has increased in today's active society. Arthroscopical refixation yields better results than partial meniscectomy. The best healing rates are achieved by sutures. As non-degradable sutures are permanent foreign bodies, slow absorbable materials are needed. A slow degradable suture with high concentration of polylactide acid, the so-called "long-term suture" (LTS, Panacryl), has been suggested to produce a higher inflammatory response than conventional polymer sutures [Vicryl, Dexon or polydioxanone (PDS)]. The aim of the study was to assess LTS for meniscus repair after a traumatic lesion and to evaluate immunological response, biodegradation and healing.
METHODS: In 24 randomised sheep, a radial tear of the medial meniscus was sutured by either PDS or LTS. Twelve sham-operated animals served as control. Half of the sheep were killed after 6 months, the other half after 12 months. The medial and lateral meniscus, synovial membrane, articular cartilage and ascendant lymph nodes up to the kidney were examined. Joint effusion was evaluated by MRI.
RESULTS: The synovial membrane was significantly thinner in the LTS group (6 months 85 +/- 10 microm, 1 year 100 +/- 28 microm) than in the PDS group (6 months 165 +/- 10 microm, 1 year 175 +/- 23 microm, P < 0.001) and the controls (6 months 150 +/- 17 microm, 12 months 192 +/- 21 microm, P < 0.001). The joint effusion was higher in the PDS than in the LTS group after 6 months, and tended to be higher in controls. In controls, effusion tended to be higher than in the LTS group. In all medial departments, osteoarthritis evolved much more intensely than in the lateral knee departments (P < 0.01). Bilateral lymph nodes from the groin up to the kidneys were larger (crosscut area) after 6 months in the controls (2.28 +/- 0.7 mm(2)) and PDS treated animals (2.3 +/- 0.7 mm(2)) than in the LTS group (1.3 +/- 0.3 mm(2), P < 0.001). After 1 year, node size differed significantly between controls and animals from the LTS group (1.98 +/- 0.4 mm(2) vs. 1.5 +/- 0.2 mm(2), P < 0.05), and between animals from the PDS and the LTS group (2.5 +/- 0.1 mm(2) vs. 1.5 +/- 0.2 mm(2), P < 0.001).
CONCLUSION: The polylactide thread LTS causes less immunological reaction and synovitis than a polydioxanone suture (PDS).
CLINICAL RELEVANCE: LTS may serve as an alternative to PDS for repair of slow healing structures such as tendons and menisci.
|Christof Burger; Koroush Kabir; Christoph Rangger; Marcus Mueller; Thomas Minor; René H Tolba
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|Type: Comparative Study; Journal Article Date: 2006-08-08
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|Title: Archives of orthopaedic and trauma surgery Volume: 126 ISSN: 0936-8051 ISO Abbreviation: Arch Orthop Trauma Surg Publication Date: 2006 Dec
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 2006-10-30 Completed Date: 2007-10-04 Revised Date: 2014-07-29
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|Nlm Unique ID: 9011043 Medline TA: Arch Orthop Trauma Surg Country: Germany
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 695-705 Citation Subset: IM
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|MeSH Terms
Absorbable Implants
adverse effects*
Inflammation / chemically induced*, epidemiology*
Menisci, Tibial / injuries*, surgery*
Polydioxanone / adverse effects*
Polyesters / adverse effects*
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Angelo's Italian Bistro & Grill in Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey, is an Italian restaurant that creates dishes using the finest homemade recipes and freshest ingredients. The Italian cuisine is supreme and the prices are surprisingly reasonable at our restaurant and pizzeria.
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About Angelo Pilinci, OwnerAngelo Pilinci is the owner and operator of Angelo's Italian Bistro & Grill. Angelo brings his 30 years of cooking and restaurant management experience with several successfully owned and operated restaurants to the local area. You are personally invited to visit the restaurant that he has proudly placed his name on.
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|Development of arteriovenous anastomoses in Rattus norvegicus species during the fetal period.
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|PMID: 9059059 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|In this study carried out on the development of arteriovenous anastomoses (AVAs) in Rattus norvegicus species, the fetus was followed up 10 days after post coitum (pc). The sections obtained from the fetuses of 10-20-day rats were subjected to the usual processes for examination under the light microscope. Various staining processes were applied on the preparations and the simple and glomus types of AVAs determined in the mesenchyme of fetuses observed to birth every day. The regions with AVAs were then photographed by photomicroscopy and evaluated. From the 10-day embryo to birth, an increase in the smooth muscles in the wall structure of simple anastomoses was observed. It was however very difficult to follow up this increase in glomus anastomoses because the wall structure is more complicated. Their morphology was examined and compared with that in literature.
|M Cimen; E Gürsoy; C Kaloğlu
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|Title: Okajimas folia anatomica Japonica Volume: 73 ISSN: 0030-154X ISO Abbreviation: Okajimas Folia Anat Jpn Publication Date: 1996 Dec
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 1997-04-07 Completed Date: 1997-04-07 Revised Date: 2003-11-14
Medline Journal Info:
|Nlm Unique ID: 0401014 Medline TA: Okajimas Folia Anat Jpn Country: JAPAN
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 253-63 Citation Subset: IM
|Department of Anatomy, Cumhuriyet University, Faculty of Medicine, Sivas-Turkey.
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Rats / embryology*
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Of course, Gov. Bill Haslam dodged President Obama last week. He sidestepped him in the same way that he has dithered on whether to accept Medicaid expansion.
Even though the federal government would pay 100 percent of the costs for the first three years, providing coverage for hundreds of thousands of Tennesseans who need it, Haslam continues to equivocate. With 60 percent of Tennesseans, the Tennessee Hospital Association, the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and most of the state's local chambers wanting the expansion, Gov. Haslam persists in building his own Duck Dynasty.
It's hard to be sanguine about a politician who seems to value the opinion of a legislature that prioritizes the freedom to have "guns in trunks" and to gather and consume roadkill over the stark reality that 165 of the state's hospitals will face layoffs or actual closings without the expansion.
It's time to lift your head out of the sand and make the easy call, governor. Expand Medicaid.