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Joann "Jo" Siebert, 77, of Marshall, died Friday, March 12, 2004, at Fitzgibbon Hospital in Marshall.
Graveside services will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday, March 14, at Ridge Park Cemetery in Marshall. William W. Harlow will officiate. Friends may call Sunday at Campbell-Lewis Funeral Home in Marshall. Burial will be in Ridge Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the Saline Animal League.
Born July 19, 1926, in Marshall, she was the daughter of the late Harley Mathews and Josephine Bowler Mathews. On June 19, 1950, in Kansas City, Kan., she married Richard E. "Dick" Siebert, who preceded her in death Nov. 14, 1994. She had lived in Marshall most of her life and had lived in the Kansas City area from 1946 to 1965. She retired from Hardee's in 1988.
Survivors include two sons, Randy Siebert and wife Gayle Leanne of rural Marshall and Bruce Siebert of Blue Springs; one grandson, Steven Siebert; two nephews; and two great-nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by two brothers and one sister.
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"Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing" is a popular song with music by Sammy Fain and lyrics by Paul Francis Webster. (The same pair wrote "Secret Love", an earlier winner of the Academy Award for Best Original Song). The song was publicized first in the movie, Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (1955), winning its own Best Song Academy Award. From 1967 to 1973, it was used as the theme song to Love is a Many Splendored Thing, the soap opera based on the movie. The best-selling version of the song was recorded by The Four Aces, issued by Decca Records as catalog number 29625. It reached #1 on both Billboard and Cash Box in 1955. The recording by The Four Aces features in the film Cookie (1989). Another version, by Don Cornell, was recorded approximately at the same time. It was issued by Coral Records as catalog number 61467. This song has also has been sung by Ringo Starr (in his album Sentimental.
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Paul Francis Webster (December 20, 1907 – March 18, 1984) was an American lyricist who won three Academy Awards for Best Song and was nominated sixteen times for the award. He was born in New York City, the son of Myron Lawrence Webster and Blanche Pauline Stonehill Webster. He attended the Horace Mann School (Riverdale, Bronx, New York), graduating in 1926, and then went to Cornell University from 1927 to 1928 and New York University from 1928 to 1930, leaving without receiving a degree. He served in the United States Navy and then became a dance instructor at a studio in New York City[1]. By 1931, however, he turned his career direction to writing song lyrics. His first professional lyric was Masquerade (words by John Jacob Loeb) which became a hit in 1932, performed by Paul Whiteman. In 1935 Twentieth Century Fox signed him to a contract to write lyrics for Shirley Temple's films, but shortly afterward he went back to freelance writing. His first hit was a collaboration in 1941 with Duke Ellington on the song "I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)". "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing" is a popular song with music by Sammy Fain and lyrics by Paul.
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Etihad looks to India in pricey jet airways deal
The success of the deal will depend on the capacity of the two strong characters at the head of each airline to stay on friendly terms, says Una Galani
April 25, 2013 12:15 by kippreport
Etihad Airways is throwing indebted Jet Airways, the largest publicly traded airline on the subcontinent, a $600 million lifeline. The deal buys Etihad a 24 percent stake, control of Jet's loyalty programme, and landing slots at Heathrow. That makes it the first company to take advantage of newly relaxed foreign ownership rules in India, as it seeks to tap one of the fastest-growing aviation markets in the world.
Jet is one of India's top airlines, but the price paid still looks a bit generous. Etihad is paying $380 million or a 32 percent premium for its minority interest. That's on top of a 63 percent rise in the share price since mid-September when reports of a deal between the pair first surfaced. That type of premium is usually justified by a change of control. In this case, Jet founder Naresh Goyal will remain non-executive chairman, and retain a 51 percent stake.
Goyal has obviously driven a hard bargain, even though his company badly needed the funds. The airline has to repay $400 million each year. At the end of December, Jet had $134 million of cash on total debt of $2.2 billion and had already been forced to enter sale and lease back agreements ahead of the tie-up. With Etihad, it will have a deep-pocketed partner.
The premium reflects the importance of India to Etihad. Over the past two years, the airline has snapped up minority stakes in Air Berlin, Virgin Australia, Aer Lingus and Air Seychelles, but this is its biggest and most important deal yet. Only three hours away by air, India's population is more than 150 times bigger than that of the UAE and can provide traffic for Eithad's routes to the U.S., Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
The success of Etihad's bet will depend on the capacity of the two strong characters at the head of each airline to stay on friendly terms, in order to navigate difficult political waters. Goyal long opposed the entrance of foreign airlines into India. And Etihad Chief Executive James Hogan might want a bigger say in how the Indian carrier is run after handing over cash worth two thirds of Jet's market value. Working together, the pair could be a powerful partnership. If they ever fall out, it could be a disaster.
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I have an old Windows app, compiled in Visual C++ 6.0, that I need to get working on x64 platforms. The app actually seems to be ok since I used a pretty careful data typing but it interacts with an Outlook add-in that I've had to recompile as an x64 dll just to get it to load into Outlook 64-bit edition.
The add-in sends data to the main application using a WM_COPYDATA message, the data sent is a struct as follows:
DWORD dwData1;
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DWORD dwData3;
Things aren't working so I did some debugging, and it turns out that when the 64-bit add-in sends data to the 32-bit program, the DWORDs are coming in as 64 bits (8 bytes) each, throwing the struct off completely since the program expects 32 bit DWORDs (4 bytes). Looking at the data in memory, I can see the extra 4 bytes for each of the DWORDS, before and after the 32-byte string.
Now doing some research here on Stack Overflow and elsewhere. I see that DWORD supposedly has retained 32-bit length even on x64 platforms as a choice by Microsoft. And doing a TRACE(sizeof(DWORD)) in 64-bit land I get 4 bytes as expected.
So what could be causing my 64-bit add-in to send 64 bits with each DWORD?
I worked around this by changing my struct definition to use DWORD32 but I'd like to "get" the fundamental concept in order to know where else this might be affecting my code.


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Thomas Charles Steele, 56, of Cherokee Village, died March 2, 2007, at his residence.
He was born June 15, 1950 in Le Mars, Iowa, the son of Claire Steele and Jane (Peters) Steele.
He worked for many years as an auto dealer in his own dealership before retiring. He was a member of the American Legion, the Masonic Lodge (Floyd Lodge), the Knights Templar and the Abu Beke Shrine Temple. He moved to Cherokee Village four years ago from Kimball, Neb.
He is survived by: his wife, Pam Steele, of the home; one son, Toby Welch, of Colorado Springs, Colo.; four daughters, Alissa Steele of Richardson, Texas, Tanya Welch of Las Vegas, Nev.; Ashley Steele of Richardson, Texas, and Bailey Welch of Little Rock; and one sister, Margaret Kennedy of Sumner, Iowa.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and one brother, Bruce Steele.
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McCOOK, Nebraska -- Randy Neal Callan, 55, passed away Friday, April 29, 2011.
Randy was born to Neal and Anita Callan, Nov. 8, 1955, in Alliance, Nebraska. He grew up and received his education in Alliance.
Randy enjoyed spending time with family and friends, hunting, golfing and cooking. Randy was a friend to everyone. He always found a way to help anyone in need, and loved taking care of his parents. His sense of humor and love for life will be deeply missed by his family and friends.
Randy is survived by his son, Jeremy (Charmaine) Callan of Firestone, Colorado; father, Neal Callan of Alliance; brother, Ron (Cindy) Callan of Kearney, Nebraska; sister, Sandy (Mark) Hissam of Alliance; grandchildren, Judah and Grace Callan; several nieces and nephews; special friend, Diane Watkins; and other relatives and many friends.
In addition to his mother, Anita, he was preceded in death by his sister, Sharon Brennemann and grandparents.
Funeral services are at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, May 12, at Memorial United Methodist Church in McCook with Pastor Lance Clay officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be sent to Neal Callan, 416 Lane 2, Alliance, NE 69301. A memorial will be established at a later date. Inurnment will follow in the Indianola Cemetery.
Carpenter Breland Funeral Home of McCook is in charge of the arrangements.


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Discussion in 'Ride Reports - Day Trippin'' started by ORexpat, Jul 1, 2013.
You're welcome, sir!
NoVa rider's got his new screen saver . . .
Appreciate all the views and comments. Hard to predict how a ride to your old home town will be seen by others . . . . .
Absolutely enthralling in every way for me; the journey returning to your childhood years and the locations of prior homesteads, your parents history in those areas, their workplaces, friends like Mary Ellen. Threads in the tapestry that become a treasure to possess and share. I certainly hope you enjoyed the return trip to your home area as much as I enjoyed my first visit. Thank you.
Nice report.
Thanks for sharing!
Wow, thanks for the kind comments. I'm really glad you enjoyed the story. There's not much ultra macho mud bogging, cliff climbing, or canyon jumping action. But really, most of us don't ride like that anyway.
Riding the GS through my old "stomping grounds" was both a thrill, and liberating. For me at least, I did go back.
Glad you liked it!
Its the storyteller that makes the story.
Your remembrances and recollections are the stuff we are made of.
I grew up in Miami and on my last visit there was even less still there.
Where I used to plink with the .22, its surrounded by 10 miles of housing now. Oh and still no mountain views.
After 35 years there, I only miss the Bay.
And you with your new friends, they seem sorta sober too. WOW!
Thanks for a view from the West World.
Couldn't stop from the first picture I saw. Love those roads in EO, been on many of 'em but your story and accompanying pics were fantastic.
lovely report and pics!
i like your style
I've really enjoyed reading your report, and I'd like to throw in my 2 cent's worth. John Day must have been a well traveled and memorable dude. I've run into several hills, streets, creeks, etc. named after him over the years, all over the western U.S. I'm in Mendocino County, and there's a John Day hill here with a road over it, leading to a lumber mill that is long gone.
Porcupine, thank you for the compliment, and the insights. I surely enjoyed riding with you guys back in Virginia. Still think you ought to make a trip out this way some year; lots to see, lots of roads to ride. The "Hollister Imitation" put on by those two airhead riders was hilarious. But, more to the debauchery point, I've discovered a 6th and 7th microbrewery a few minutes from my house . . . and one of 'em's connected with a distillery. Now there's a reason to make it out here!!
Wow, thanks! You guys (well, guys/gals . . . ) don't know how much your kind words mean. Makes the effort of putting a ride report together, however poorly, worth it.
Shane, thanks! I suspect the wet side of the mountains compares to your part of the world; I love the almost "instantaneous" transition from wet to dry here in the northwest.
So much to see, so close to home.
Interesting! I've never run across any other John Day's other than the one's connected with the river and town in eastern Oregon. Guess I need to get out more! There's so many cool places to visit and interesting people to meet in our wide country; no way I'll see all of it!
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 John Day (ca. 1770 February 16, 1820) was an American hunter and fur trapper in the old Oregon Country the area then jointly occupied by the United States and Great Britain, including present-day Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Western Montana and Southern British Columbia.
John Day was born in Culpeper County, Virginia and came west through Kentucky and to Spanish Upper Louisiana (now Missouri) by 1797. In late 1810, he was engaged as a hunter for the Pacific Fur Company's Overland Expedition (sometimes called the Hunt Party or Astor Expedition), traveling west from Missouri to Fort Astoria at the mouth of the Columbia River in 1811-1812. He is best known, along with Ramsay Crooks, for being robbed and stripped naked by Indians on the Columbia River near the mouth of the river that now bears his name in Western Oregon. After finally making their way to Fort Astoria in April, Day was assigned to accompany Robert Stuart back east to St. Louis in June 1812, but was left on the Lower Columbia River where he is said to have gone mad. He returned to Fort Astoria and spent the next eight years hunting and trapping mainly in the Willamette Valley and what is now southern Idaho. John Day died February 16, 1820 at the winter camp of Donald MacKenzie's Snake Country Expedition in what is now the Little Lost River valley in Butte County, Idaho.
His name is well-remembered, being attached to the John Day River and its four branches in eastern Oregon, as well as the cities of John Day and Dayville in Grant County, Oregon, and a smaller river and unincorporated community in Clatsop County, Oregon, the John Day Dam on the Columbia River, and the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. The Little Lost River, Idaho, was previously known as "Day's River" and the valley was called "Day's Defile" during the fur trade era.


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Sometime before the opening of the Vancouver Winter Olympics, I was struck with an inspiration.
Knowing our nephew, Dave Dorr, retired sports writer for the St. Louis Post Dispatch and Sporting News, had covered nine Olympics, six Winter Olympics and three Summer ones, I decided to asked him if he would recount some of his memorable experiences in a couple of guest Gray Matters.
I am sure you will be as delighted as I am that he said yes. This is the second story by Dave.
My lodging at the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, N.Y., was a cottage on the banks of Saranac Lake. It had little heat, no writing desk and a shower that dripped if I was lucky. At night, I put a tube of toothpaste in the crook of my knee to warm it so I could brush my teeth in the morning.
If you'll recall, Cold War tensions in 1980 were downright icy. Russia was the chief U.S. Olympic rival, the enemy. Americans were being held hostage in Iran. There was talk of the U.S. boycotting the Moscow Games that summer. American shoulders were slumping. The national mood was heavy-hearted.
In the midst of this, a group of U.S. college hockey players shocked the invincible, titanic Soviet team 4-3 in what would come to be known as the Miracle on Ice. It was thrilling, improbable, unexpected and just what the nation needed, proof that anything is possible, anything can be overcome.
I walked out of the arena that night to an unbelievable, wild, spine-tingling scene. People had climbed on telephone poles and cars and everywhere you could hear them singing the Star Spangled Banner. It was unforgettable, the No. 1 American sports moment in a generation, an affirmation of national values.
Truly, it was an uplifting moment. My personal Olympic moment, though, occurred in Korea at the 1988 Summer Games when I carried the Olympic torch through the streets of Seoul to the stadium on the day of the Opening Ceremonies.
Police estimated the crowd at 500,000 along my route, everyone eager to see the sacred Olympic flame. There was an honor guard of 16 Koreans running behind me. I was flanked by police motorcycles and ahead of me were Korean dancers in traditional costumes. My outfit, furnished by Korean Olympic officials, was all white -- shoes, gloves, headband, singlet, shorts, socks. I've never worn them again.
Lake Placid marked the third of nine Summer and Winter Games I covered as a journalist. Winter Games have a charm the Summer Games can't match. I think it's the skiing, the skating, the snow, the frigid days that bite at your nostrils.
At Lake Placid, American Eric Heiden won five speedskating gold medals on an oval that once was a running track adjacent to the town's high school. It was difficult to see his races from the bleachers, so I went to a second floor men's bathroom, opened a window and, with unfettered view, scribbled my notes.
Sometimes, you just have to be creative. At the 1976 Montreal Summer Olympics security was brutally tight because of the Munich Massacre in 1972. I needed the Olympic Village phone number of boxer Michael Spinks, but it was off limits. So, in clandestine fashion, he passed the number to me carved on a bar of soap through a fence.
Poignant Olympic moments -- some worthy of poetry -- stay with you, deep within your soul. At the 1988 Winter Games in Calgary the world wept with American speedskater Dan Jansen. On the day of the 500 meters, a race in which he was the heavy favorite, his sister Jane Beres died of leukemia. He fell 10 seconds into the race and was eliminated. Three days later, in the 1,000 meters, he fell again.
And in 1992 at the Barcelona Summer Games, nearing the 20th anniversary of the Munich murders of 11 Israeli Olympians by Arab terrorists, Yael Arad became the first from Israel to win an Olympic medal, a silver in judo. Destiny? Perhaps. For me, it simply confirmed that there is justice in the world after all.


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[ Around 1.8 billion years ago a major divergence occurred among the single-celled organisms that then made up life on Earth.
An early bacterium - one which could use oxygen to release energy from sugars - was engulfed by another bacterium. Through the process of endosymbiosis this lineage eventually evolved into the eukaryotes (the diverse group which includes animals and plants) and the engulfed bacterium evolved into a cellular organelle (the mitochondrion, the powerhouse of the cell), while the relatives of the engulfed bacterium remained single-celled and evolved into modern bacteria.
As these two lineages - the eukaryotes and the bacteria - proceeded along their independent evolutionary paths, each acquired mutations that affected their cellular machinery.
To understand the action of aminoglycoside antibiotics, the relevant cell part in each lineage is the ribosome, whose job is building proteins based on instructions from the DNA. Though all ribosomes share many basic characteristics, the eukaryotic ribosome is larger than bacterial ribosomes and is shaped somewhat differently. These differences, which began evolving so long ago, are what allow aminoglycosides to be effective antibiotics instead of dangerous toxins.
Aminoglycosides attach to the part of the bacterial ribosome that decodes messages from the DNA. By blocking protein synthesis, aminoglycosides prevent the bacterium from reproducing and carrying out its basic functions. Luckily for us, our own eukaryotic ribosomes accumulated just enough differences from bacterial ribosomes that aminoglycosides cannot attach to them and block the functioning of our own cells. ]
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TB or MDR-TB would be gravy, but we are close to having a potential patient population of 180,000 in US and Europe between CF and NTM. (BTW, I love how all of the company info now puts NTM before CF since the start of this year.) That should be plenty to make the share price take off.
If we get any progress in TB that will just be gravy. Tanker truck loads of gravy to drown our meat (NTM) and potatoes (CF).
Routine TB might be gravy, but MDR-TB is now a foregone conclusion.
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[ That means aminoglycosides attack bacteria in our bodies but not the ribosomes of our own cells - with one exception. As described earlier, the mitochondria in our cells are descended from free-living bacteria, and it so happens that our mitochondria have their own ribosomes, which, as you would expect, are more similar to bacterial ribosomes than they are to the ribosomes in the rest of our cells. If aminoglycosides reach the mitochondria in our cells, they can prevent the mitochondria from functioning normally because our mitochondria have such a close evolutionary relationship with bacteria.
One consequence of aminoglycosides' effects on mitochondrial ribosomes seems to be an occasional case of hearing loss. Apparently, in some people (especially those carrying certain mutations in the gene that codes for their mitochondrial ribosomes), the antibiotic's effect on mitochondria in the inner ear causes the death of hair cells that play an important role in detecting sound. While it is not clear exactly how this occurs, it does seem to be a consequence of our mitochondria's evolutionary relationship with bacteria. Fortunately, most people seem to suffer few negative outcomes as a result of taking aminoglycosides.
Nevertheless, because of this risk (as well as another potential side effect of the drugs, kidney damage) the medical community has been reconsidering how frequently aminoglycosides such as streptomycin should be deployed. Currently, these drugs still play an important role in fighting diseases like tuberculosis and plague (yep, it's still around!) and are an important part of our antibiotic arsenal when fighting pathogens that have evolved resistance to multiple drugs.
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I really did love it. (I'm also fairly free and easy with my rating system, if I really loved something when I'm done reading it, I don't really stop to think whether it's 4 or 5, so my 5 star may be your 3)...I just loved her points on how the world is not set up for introverts and how many contributions we may be missing out on by forcing kids to be extroverts when they're not wired that way, and how our educational system AND workplaces are set up to be so much better for one type of thinker. I'm just as curious why you didn't enjoy it?
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TUSCALOOSA | Jurors began deliberations Wednesday afternoon in the criminal trial of Bill Langston, the former head of the Alabama Fire College, but they did not reach a verdict before they were sent home for the day.
U.S. District Court Judge Scott Coogler gave jurors instructions after a lunch break Wednesday, sending them to deliberate shortly before 2 p.m. The jury broke for the day about three hours later and will resume deliberations at 9 a.m. today.
The jury is charged with determining Langstons guilt on 36 federal criminal charges, including theft from the government, money laundering, conspiracy, and mail and wire fraud. A 37th charge involves criminal forfeiture.
Federal prosecutors contend Langston directed a scheme that took $1.5 million from the state in the form of fraudulent contracts, jobs for friends and money spent on himself or his family.
Before jurors were sent to decide Langstons fate, government prosecutors and Langstons attorneys made their last arguments and reviewed the six previous days of testimony.
Through his greed and arrogance, Mr. Langston stole state money from the state of Alabama and the foundation, Assistant U.S. Attorney Tamarra Johnson told jurors.
Anthony Joseph, Langstons attorney, said the federal government is out to get Langston and essentially threatened witnesses to testify. Langston may have made poor decisions, but is not guilty of federal crimes, Joseph said.
A mistake, you pay back, not go to prison for, he said.
Johnson said the 36 criminal charges break down to eight schemes:
n Using the Alabama Fire Colleges private foundation to buy appliances for his sons house, money for his grandchildrens private school tuition and furniture for a house the foundation built for him.
n Setting up bogus jobs for his children, for the children of the former chancellor of the states two-year college system and for Robert Nix, a former deputy director at the Fire College.
n Raising the salaries of five Fire College employees by $3,000 with the intent of each paying Langston $1,000 from 2001 to 2003.
n Directing the head of the Alabama Poison Center, housed at the Fire College, to send $512,000 to the Fire College Foundation from 1999 to 2004.
n Helping former state Rep. Bryant Melton divert $85,000 in grants to the Fire College Foundation for Meltons personal use.
n Diverting nearly $100,000 of state money to help pay for a house for Rick Rogers, former president of Shelton State Community College.
n Setting up a fake contract for a computer software firm that funneled $92,500 to Nix, and setting up a fake job paying $126,500 for Nix at the Poison Center.
Johnson said Langston used the colleges foundation as a slush fund, and witnesses said during the trial that friends and family got scholarships from the foundation that were simply cash payments.
It was never used for its intended purpose, she said.
Johnson reminded jurors that witnesses who either knowingly or unwittingly played a role in the schemes testified they did so only at the direction of Langston, who was often described as overbearing and authoritative.
To the defendant, he saw it as his Fire College. It was his campus. It was his foundation, Johnson said. But even at the Dr. W.L. Langston campus, the laws of the United States are in effect.
Joseph defended Langstons actions in hiring the children of Roy Johnson, former chancellor of the two-year college system, by saying both were qualified for their jobs. That they turned out to be poor employees is not a crime, he said.
Also, the decision by the Fire College Foundations board of directors to buy a house for Langston near Montgomery was done on advice of their attorney, Joseph said. Melton acted alone in lying to the state about grants he controlled, and Langston, along with the foundations board provided what they thought were scholarships for Meltons daughter at medical school.
If you peel all the onion skin off this prosecution ... youre going to find some good faith and poor decisions, Joseph said.
Joseph renewed his theme that several witnesses were forced to testify because of the threat of further actions by prosecutors.
Johnson, Melton, Nix and Winston Hayes, owner of the Jasper software firm that gave a bogus job to Nix, all pleaded guilty to their roles in the scheme. Melton and Roy Johnson both testified that they made an agreement with prosecutors to plead guilty in exchange for their children avoiding prosecution.
Joseph said Nix was given a similar deal because his son got a motorcycle, bought by the foundation.
Theres not a single person on this jury that would not do anything to protect their children, including lying, Joseph said. If you have incentive or coercion, it cannot be justice.
Assistant U.S. Attorney George Martin said witnesses were told to tell the truth in court for their plea deal to hold, and that ones testimony was backed up by other witnesses or documents.
Justice is not letting [Langston] walk out of here and get away with what he did, Martin said. Justice is letting him know loud and clear that he is guilty.
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Prevalence, symptom impact and predictors of chronic prostatitis-like symptoms in Canadian males aged 16–19 years
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Tripp, D. A., Nickel, J. C., Ross, S., Mullins, C. and Stechyson, N. (2009), Prevalence, symptom impact and predictors of chronic prostatitis-like symptoms in Canadian males aged 16–19 years. BJU International, 103: 1080–1084. doi: 10.1111/j.1464-410X.2008.08157.x
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To estimate the prevalence and examine the extent that pain, urinary symptoms, depression and pain catastrophizing predict the quality of life (QoL) in Canadian male adolescents, as the prevalence and impact of chronic prostatitis (CP)-like symptoms in adolescents is unknown.
Participants completed the National Institutes of Health Chronic Prostatitis Symptom Index (NIH-CPSI), the Patient Health Questionnaire-depression screen (PHQ-D), and the Pain Catastrophizing Scale (PCS). CP-like case identification was based on NIH-CPSI report of pain/discomfort in perineum and/or with ejaculation and NIH-CPSI total pain score (0–20) of ≥4 (mild) and ≥8 (moderate-severe). The point prevalence was estimated and regressions used to examine predictors of diminished QoL gathered from the NIH-CPSI.
The prevalence of at least mild CP-like symptoms in 264 Canadian adolescents aged 16–19 years (mean age 17.5, sd 1.1) was 8.3%, with 3% reporting moderate-severe CP-like symptoms. Pain, urinary symptoms, depression and catastrophizing were correlated with diminished QoL. Additionally, catastrophizing predicted diminished QoL when the variance of pain, urinary symptoms and depression were simultaneously considered in the analysis.
Similar to that reported by older cohorts, these data provide the first point-prevalence estimate of CP-like symptoms in adolescents. These findings suggest increased vigilance to a potential diagnosis of adolescent CP syndrome and indicate that psychological features (i.e. catastrophizing) are significant in diminished QoL. Adolescent male chronic pelvic pain is an important and understudied area for future investigations.


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