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Taylor's Anna Gunderson, a Center Grove High School graduate, was named to the Crossroads League All-Tournament Team after helping the Trojans to the championship and the softball team's first-ever appearance in the NAIA National Tournament.
The freshman second baseman had nine hits in 21 at-bats (.430), with two doubles, one triple, one home run, one stolen base, two RBIs and six runs scored in five games. Taylor defeated Marian, Mount Vernon Nazarene and Bethel to claim the winners bracket title; and Huntington fought its way through the losers bracket to earn the right to play the Trojans for the championship, needing to defeat them twice. Huntington won the first game, but Taylor won the deciding contest to claim the title.
Gunderson had five hits in eight at-bats in the two championship games. Taylor will travel to Waleska, Georgia, on May 14 to 16 to take part in one of the 10 first-round four-team tournaments that will determine the 10 teams that will compete for the national championship in Columbus, Georgia, beginning May 23.
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Competing against college and professional competitors at the Payton Jordan Track and Field Invitational at Palo Alto, California, considered the premier distance event of the spring season, Wisconsin's Austin Mudd ran a personal-best 3:40.16 in the 1,500 meters, an event in which he achieved All-American status in last year's outdoor season. The junior finished sixth overall and second among college runners.
Notre Dame's Conner Stapleton finished 13th of 25 competitors in the 400-meter hurdles in 54.96 at Indiana's Billy Hayes Track and Field Invitational. Rose-
Hulman's Nathan Catt was 21st of 32 in the 1,500 (4:02.44), and Indiana's Sydney Clute was third of 22 in the women's pole vault (13-7¼).
Ball State's Jordan Timmons was 19th of 27 in the women's
800 meters in 2:25.68 and 26th of 30 in the 1,500 (5:03.72) at Purdue's Dave Rankin Track and Field Invitational.
Butler's Shelbi Burnett was seventh of 17 in the 1,500 (4:49.44) at the Bulldogs' Stan Lyons Track and Field Invitational.
Competing at the Great Lakes Valley Conference Track and Field Championships, Indianapolis' Katy Watson was sixth of 21 in the shot put (40-5½) and third of 29 in the discus (135-5½). Southern Indiana's Jordan Jones was 11th of 26 in the shot put
(36-5), 25th of 29 in the discus
(91-10), 14th of 23 in the hammer (124-6) and 12th of 22 in the javelin (91-10).
The Rose-Hulman golfers finished fourth in the eight-team Heartland Conference Tournament. Kent Kraus was fourth for the Engineers and 21st overall with scores of 81-86-80-80—327
The Indiana softball team (17-38, 5-18) defeated Valparaiso and lost three to Nebraska. Natalie Lalich scored one run and had no hits in eight at-bats and is hitting .273 (24 for 88).
The Anderson softball team (29-7) won the Heartland Conference Championship Tournament, defeating Transylvania, Rose-
Hulman and Bluffton. Shelby Shaffer had four hits in eight at-bats, with one triple, two RBIs and five runs scored, and is hitting .433 (26 for 60) in 23 games, 19 as a starter.
The Marian baseball team (18-27) lost to Spring Arbor in its last regular season game and defeated Taylor in the first round of the Crossroads League Tournament before being eliminated with losses to Spring Arbor and Taylor. Brice Laigle had two hits in 12 at-bats with two runs scored in the four games and finished the season with a .298 batting average (25 for 84).
Sammy Wilkerson was the starting and winning pitcher for Grace in a 7-4 defeat of Huntington. The freshman gave up seven hits, four earned runs and two walks in 5 1/3 innings and struck out six. He has a 4-1 record with a 4.71 ERA in 49 2/3 innings.
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Katie Wise won the 200-meter dash (23.18) in a field of 30 runners and was a member of the winning 400 relay team at Indiana's Billy Hayes Track and Field Invitational. She did not participate in the 100. Franklin's Anna Murdock, Heartland Conference Female Track Athlete of the Year, was sixth of 18 in the 800 (2:13.85).
The IUPUI softball team
(22-22) won two against Wright State and lost three to IPFW. Lindsey Richards was 5 for 13 in the five games, with seven RBIs, four runs scored and one home run and is hitting .261 (30 for 115).
The Hanover baseball team (16-19) defeated Transylvania and closed out its season with a three-game sweep of Mount St. Joseph. Zack Shultz had eight hits in 14 at-bats in the four wins, with three RBIs, eight runs scored and one double, and completed his season with a .326 batting average (43 for 132).
Alex Krupa had four hits, two RBIs, three stolen bases and two runs scored in six at-bats for the Iowa Western baseball team
(41-10) in two wins against Southeastern Community College and is hitting .385 (40 for 104).
The Marian baseball team (18-27) lost to Spring Arbor in its final regular-season game, defeated Taylor in the first round of the Crossroads League Tournament and then lost to Spring Arbor and Taylor to be eliminated. Conner Beidelman had two hits and one run scored in six at-bats in the four games and hit .212 (14 for 66) for the season.
The Anderson baseball
team (25-13) split two games
with DePauw and won two of three against Earlham. Conner Morris had three hits, three RBIs and three runs scored in 21 at-bats in the five games and is hitting .283 (41 for 145).
Competing for Indianapolis in the Great Lakes Valley
Conference Track and Field Championships, Kailey Evans was 16th of 18 in the 100 meters (13.07), 14th of 17 in the long jump (16-9¼) and ninth of 13 in the triple jump (33-10¼).
Franklin defeated Defiance 5-1 and lost 5-1 to Earlham in the Heartland Conference Tennis Tournament. Ryan Hammer won 8-5 at No. 1 doubles in the win and lost 8-5 in the loss.
The Ohio Northern tennis team defeated Mount Union 5-1 in the semifinals of the North Coast Athletic Conference tournament and lost 5-2 to Otterbein in the finals. Brittany Toney lost 8-5 at No. 1 doubles and led 7-5, 4-2 at No. 6 singles against Mount Union when the match was stopped, and lost 8-2 and 6-0, 6-1 to Otterbein.
The Butler softball team
(24-28, 10-10) won one of three against DePaul. Chelsea Norwood had four hits in eight at-bats in the three games, with two doubles and three RBIs, and is batting .263 (36 for 137).
The IPFW softball team
(38-13) swept two games with Eastern Michigan and three with IUPUI. Kelly Pevely played in one
game against Eastern Michigan and had two hits and one RBI
in four at-bats and is hitting
.222 (6 for 27).
The Southeastern softball team (36-16) defeated Warner
and Embry-Riddle and lost to
St. Thomas and the University of South Carolina-Beaufort. DeVyn Barker scored three runs in the four games and was hitless in
10 at-bats.
The Taylor softball team won the Crossroads League tournament and qualified for the NAIA national tournament with wins against Marian, Mount Vernon Nazarene and Bethel, a loss to Huntington and a defeat of Huntington in the final game. Alex Lovelace had six hits in 21 at-bats in the five games, with four runs scored, one RBI, one double and one stolen base, and is batting .423 (85 for 201).
The Rose-Hulman baseball team (23-16) lost twice to Washington, St. Louis, and won two of three against Defiance. Donnie Waters played in the three games against Defiance and had four hits in 13 at-bats, with three doubles, five RBIs and four runs scored and is batting .283 (36 for 127).
Brett Schultheis pitched three and a third innings in relief in two losses for the Marian baseball team (18-27) and gave up one earned run, five hits and two walks with two strikeouts. He has a 4-4 record and a 7.29 ERA.
The Franklin tennis team won its first Heartland Conference tournament match 5-1 against Defiance but lost 5-1 to Earlham in the second round. Luke Snyder lost 9-8 at No. 2 doubles to Defiance and 6-0, 6-0 at No. 3 singles and 8-2 at No. 2 doubles to Earlham.
The Indiana State softball team (27-26, 9-17) completed its first winning season in 22 years by winning two of three games against Southern Illinois. Shelby Wilson had one double, one RBI and one run scored in eight at-bats and hit .250 (32 for 128) for the season.
Jared Hunt won 6-1, 6-3 at No. 6 singles and lost 9-8 at No. 2 doubles in Franklin's first-round 5-1 Heartland Conference Championship Tournament defeat of Defiance. The Grizzlies fell 5-1 to Earlham in the next round, and Hunt lost 8-2 at No. 2 doubles.
The Franklin baseball team (24-15) defeated Bluffton in two of three games to clinch a place in the Heartland Conference Tournament. Tyler Ison had five hits in 12 at-bats in the three games, with one double, one RBI and
four runs scored, and is hitting .299 (38 for 127).
Competing at the Great Lakes Valley Conference Track and Field Championships,
Indianapolis' Farin Hickman was first of 23 in the hammer (179-5½), second of 21 in the shot put (45-10¾) and sixth of 22 in the
javelin (107-0¼). Teammate
Melissa Rios was seventh of 18 in
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39Justin Jackson
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The Aggies scored 20 points off three Wake Forest turnovers, including two that were returned for touchdowns.
Demon Deacons Earn Their Degrees
A total of 86 Wake Forest student-athletes received their degrees on Monday
Whitlock, Jackson and Thompson Sign Free Agent Deals
Whitlock (Bengals), Jackson (Lions) and Thompson (Jets) will report to their teams immediately
Commodores Beat Deacs 23-21 on Last-Minute FG
Vanderbilt kicked the game-winning field goal with 39 seconds remaining
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The Deacons talked with the media to preview Saturday's game vs. Duke
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Wake Forest vs. No. 3 Florida State - UTSI
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Wake Forest vs. ULM - Sept. 14, 2013
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Played in and started all 12 games on the season ... Led the team in tackles, finishing with 81 stops total and 40 solo tackles ... Tied for the team lead and ranked 17th in the ACC with four sacks for 39 yards ... Ranked second on the team with 8.5 tackles for loss ... Also had two pass breakups, four QB hurries, one fumble recovery and one blocked kick ... Ranked 23rd in the ACC with 6.8 tackles per game ... Ranked second on the team with seven special teams tackles ... Saw action on the kickoff, punt and punt return units ... Had seven tackles and a sack in the season opener vs. Liberty (Sept. 1) ... Led the team with nine tackles and had a sack for 11 yards vs. North Carolina (Sept. 8) ... Recorded three tackles at Florida State (Sept. 15) ... Had 11 tackles, including five solo, and recovered a fumble vs. Army (Sept. 22) ... Also blocked his second career kick against the Black Knights ... Turned in a season-high 12 tackles, including a season-best seven solo stops, vs. Duke (Sept. 29) ... Also had a nine-yard sack against the Blue Devils ... Made five solo tackles with one for loss and a QB hurry at Maryland (Oct. 6) ... Had five tackles at Virginia (Oct. 20) ... Had five tackles, including an 11-yard sack vs. Clemson (Oct. 25) ... Led the team with nine tackles, including two for loss, vs. Boston College (Nov. 3) ... Had nine tackles, including 1.5 tackles for loss, and a pass breakup at NC State (Nov. 10) ... Made five tackles at Notre Dame (Nov. 17) and also notched two QB hurries.
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Joséphine Ntabanyere sells drinks (Primus, Fanta, and Aigle). She sells from her home. She was able to start her business with money received from her husband when they were young. Around 2010, she received a loan of $50 from IMF Hekima. She has been in business for 30 years. This new loan will help her to stock up on new products (5 cases of Primus, 3 cases of Fanta and 2 cases of Aigle). In addition, she aspires to grow her business and spend the rest of her life in peace with her sons, daughters and grandsons. Joséphine Ntabanyere Katungu thanks Hekima for their work dedicated to poor women who are excluded from the traditional banking system. The Makimbilio group is made up of 24 members. Two members were absent when the picture was taken.
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CSU spends $2M on presidential home renovations in past decade
Story byErica Perez
California State University campuses have in the last 10 years spent more than $2 million renovating eight university-owned presidential residences – rehabbing kitchens, expanding garages and even hiring interior designers, according to figures provided by the university.
At least half of the spending came from state funding sources, and the figure does not include annual maintenance and repairs.
CSU Fullerton took heat earlier this month for providing incoming President Mildred Garcia with a $300,000 remodel to the historic El Dorado Ranch, which is the president's residence, while CSU Northridge received criticism for spending $115,000 to rehab the home of newly named President Dianne Harrison.
But Garcia and Harrison are among five campus leaders in the past 10 years whose appointment as a CSU president came with a six-figure renovation to their university-owned residences.
Cal Poly Pomona spent $167,000 in state funds to replace the plumbing, renovate the kitchen and install new windows at the Manor House in 2004, the year after inaugurating President J. Michael Ortiz.
In 2011, the year President Elliot Hirshman was appointed, San Diego State University spent $257,000 on kitchen upgrades, new windows, pool replastering and other projects to spruce up University House – about $100,000 more than was previously reported.
And Cal Poly San Luis Obispo shelled out $230,000 in 2011 on lighting replacements, kitchen upgrades, new wood flooring and more for its University House when the campus welcomed President Jeffrey Armstrong. That came on top of $200,000 in renovations the university had completed in 2010 – including repairs to the event tent, termite tenting and a new roof for the family room.
The $430,000 spent over two years was also about $100,000 more than previously reported.
"I didn't realize it was that much money," said Glen Thorncroft, a mechanical engineering professor at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and president of the campus faculty union chapter.
Thorncroft said that when faculty heard initial figures on how much was spent to renovate the house, the reaction was mixed.
"There were some people who felt like maybe it costs that much to refurbish," Thorncroft said. "The problem is, it's just so disjointed from the budget realities that it's hard to fathom that we're spending these kinds of monies on things that aren't paying for classes for our students or going to hire faculty to teach the classes."
In fact, the Central Coast campus has spent more money on renovations for its on-campus presidential residence than any other campus with CSU-owned properties in the past decade. Projects performed since 2004 have cost Cal Poly San Luis Obispo $831,000, and 99 percent of that came from state funding.
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo's former President Warren J. Baker moved out of the presidential residence in 2004, when he opted instead for the $60,000 annual housing allowance afforded by CSU.
While 11 university presidents and the system chancellor live in university-owned residences, leaders at 12 campuses receive a $60,000 annual housing allowance instead. Presidential homes double as the location of many official university functions.
After Baker moved out, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo repurposed University House as an event center and spent $384,000 from 2004 to 2008 on renovation projects. More than half of that spending went toward making the space compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act, while the rest went to patio resurfacing, a new stucco wall, deck repairs, plumbing and heating repairs, and more.
After the 2010 upgrades, the university turned the house back into a residence for Armstrong. The university used about $6,200 in foundation funds to pay an interior designer. Photographs on the designer's website show new maple and cherry flooring and a remodeled kitchen with granite countertops and maple cabinetry.


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ENID — A runaway elephant hit by a sport utility vehicle Wednesday night blended in with the roadway and couldn't be seen until the last second, the driver said Thursday. "Didn't have time to hit the brakes," driver Bill Carpenter said Thursday. "At the very last second I said 'elephant!'" Carpenter, 68, said he swerved his sport utility vehicle and ended up sideswiping the 29-year-old female Asian elephant on U.S. 81 in Enid. "So help me Hannah, had I hit that elephant, not swerved, it would have knocked it off its legs, and it would have landed right on top of us," he said. "We'd have been history." The couple, who own a wheat farm, were not injured. But the 8-foot, 4,500-pound elephant, identified as Kamba by the animal protection group In Defense of Animals, was being examined Thursday for a broken tusk and a leg wound. A local veterinarian said the elephant appeared to have escaped major injury. "I thought, 'This can't be happening,'" Carpenter said. "Out here you could hit a deer or a cow, but this can't be happening. The good Lord was with us." The elephant's tusk punched through the side of the SUV, tearing up sheet metal, he said. After the vehicle sideswiped the elephant, Carpenter's wife, Deena, flagged down some people and used their cell phone to call police. "The dispatcher didn't believe her," Carpenter said. Enid veterinarian Dwight Olson said the elephant was hiding in some bushes just off the highway when he arrived shortly after the accident. Handlers from the circus were able to calm her down, and Olson cleaned the leg wound and gave her some painkiller. The elephant was taken Thursday to the veterinary school at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater for a follow-up exam. "I don't believe there's a broken bone, but I don't have an X-ray room big enough to examine it," Olson said. The elephant had escaped from the Family Fun Circus at the Garfield County Fairgrounds earlier Wednesday after something spooked her while she was being loaded into a truck with another elephant, Olson said. A booking agent for the circus, Rachael Bellman, said she was unaware of the incident, and a telephone message left with circus officials wasn't immediately returned.


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|Crystallization Inhibitor and Its Use in Gelatin Capsules - The present invention describes soft gelatin capsules that encapsulate a water-insoluble active ingredient and an excipient composed of a crystallization inhibitor that stabilizes the water-insoluble inhibitor. The crystallization inhibitor being at least one mononacylglycerol compound whose acyl group is a fatty acid residue of 6-18 carbon atoms. The capsule contents are more resistant to turbidity, forming a coarse emulsion, and crystallization of the active ingredient compared with compositions absent the crystallization inhibitor.
|Process for the isolation of paclitaxel - Paclitaxel is isolated by a process including normal phase chromatography using a polyamide stationary phase and a mixture containing a dialkyl ketone and a less polar solvent as a mobile phase. Suitable dialkyl ketones include acetone or methyl isobutyl ketone. Suitable less polar co-solvents include a (C
|Process for Isolation of Crystalline Tacrolimus - The invention is a simple process for separation of tacrolimus and its analogues, ascomycin and tsucubamycin B and preparation of enough pure crystalline tacrolimus. The process takes advantage of surprising properties of tacrolimus and involves extraction, purification and crystallization to produce purified crystalline tacrolimus.
|Process for Isolation of Mycophenolic Acid - Mycophenolic acid can be isolated from fermentation broth easily with low consumption or organic solvents to produce mycophenolic acid that is surprisingly high in purity. The process can be accomplished by addition of a suitable base to the whole fermentation broth. i.e., a suspension obtained by submerged cultivation of a microorganism producing mycophenolic acid, to increase pH of the liquid phase to the value from about (9) to about (13). Mycophenolic acid is thus extracted from the mycelium to the liquid phase and the exhausted mycelium can be separated easily by filtration.
|Process for Isolation of Macrolide Compounds - Although macrolide compounds are insoluble in water, surprisingly high part of the product was found in the liquid phase of the fermentation broth. Therefore, processing the entire fermentation broth, i.e. the suspension obtained by cultivation of a microorganism producing the required macrolide compound, is highly advisable. This invention teaches a method of processing the entire fermentation broth using cheap and environmentally acceptable solvents.
|Isolation of Galanthamine From Biological Material - The subject matter of present invention relates to the process for isolation and purification of galanthamine and its derivatives produced by numerous plants.
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Lowndes High School Principal Wes Taylor will accept the award for National High School Principal of the Year at a banquet in Washington, DC., with his wife and children.
Taylor was chosen among three finalists and recognized for his leadership, curriculum, team building and increasing Lowndes High School's graduation rate.
Statistics show that since 2003, the graduation rate has gone up by about 13 percent.
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Convenient Room near MTR -18/6
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Floor No.(with elevator)
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- חדר הניתן לנעילה
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|Nathan Rd Mong Kok, 00000 Mong Kok, הונג קונג
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Hi my fiends,
This is my guesthouse in MongKok Area. The decoration is new. Place is clean.
There is a comfortable. double bed in this room. You will have a comfortable sleep here.
The bathroom is spacious comparing to the bathroom in other guesthouse or even hotel.
A/C works very well. Water Heater is in good condition. There are windows in this room with city view. It's in the highest floor in the building. No noise will disturb your sleep.
We offer daily cleaning and tour service. We speak good English and we are willing to give you the information about travelling or living in Hong Kong!
The location is excellent! The Yau Ma Tei MTR station is just 5 meters away from the building entrance!
If you like to look for a budget place but with good service, big bathroom, comfortable bed, clean environment and convenient location. This is the place!!!!!!!!!!!
No smoking.
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Very friendly and helpful host. Will definitely stay there again.
Excellent place to stay at, pretty central location as it's literally 2 steps from the MTR station and the hosts are excellent! My room was cleaned everyday and the host was very friendly and nice, would recommend this place as it's clean and secure!
Recommended! Clean nice place and secure, a bit small place perhaps, but i guess all accomodation in HK will be the same. Very convinient, next to MTR station and shopping district all around. The host very friendly and accomodate.
房東太太很親切,每天都會來幫忙整理房間,房間也很舒服安靜,而且交通非常方便,就在油麻地地鐵站旁(碧街出口),下次來香港一定會在來這邊的!! : )
Stanza essenziale ideale per soggiornare alcuni giorni.
Ottima posizione attaccata all'uscita della metropolitana. Ben pulito e non rumoroso.
Struttura ideale per costo contenuto.
Had a nice stay.Was a very nice,clean and friendly.Will recommend my friends in future.
I'm generally satisfied with all the service from the host, whom fully services me not just in the room, yet, also have given some advices to our trips due to the vivid prediction from the weather forecaster.
We are two friends in this room and it was a really good place during 4 nights!
The location is perfect (metro, main street Nathan Road, convenient stores, restaurants ... ), the room is clean and the essential suff is inside (a hairdryer for the girls is included!), Simon and Annie are very helpful and nice!
For sure we will come back in this guest house in Hong Kong :D
Das Zimmer bei Simon ist sehr ordentlich und sauber. Das bett ist fuer Europaer etwas kurz, aber es geht.Die Gastgeber waren sehr nett, freundlich und hilfsbereit. Sehr vortelhaft ist die Naehe der MTR, direkt am Ausgang MTR Yau Ma Te. Auch das Internet ist von einer exellenten Qualitaet.
Alles in allem sehr empfehlenswert. Falls wir wieder ein Zimmer benoetigen, werden wir versuchen wieder bei Simon zu uebernachten.
The place is very easy to find. It's near to most places you would want to shop in-- Ladies market, Sneaker St, Langham Place, Jade market, and more. And since it's just steps away from MTR, going around HK wouldn't be a problem.
The room itself is decent enough for two people. The sheets are clean and the water is running fine.
Simon and Annie are a nice couple, very accommodating. Communicating with them was always smooth and easy. They get in touch with you with all of the updates before and after checking-in in their place. Also, I left my phone at their place, and they are just the nicest people to make sure that my phone gets back to me here in the Philippines.
Thanks Simon and Annie!
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Tourism Exhibition Utrecht 2013
8-13 in Utrecht. Particularly important is the contribution of the Tourist Authority Kos - Nisyros with an independent operating 40 sqm stand, and parallel activities that enrich the overall presence of Kos in the exhibition. Entrepreneurs from Kos have already met with officials of the Dutch market, receiving positive messages for the next season. Parallel events are organized to attract public and every day contacts with journalists through EOT Netherlands. The impressions gained by cutting the pie of the Tourist Authority (courtesy of the bakery KOS), the Director of Nikos Sofos and executives of EOT Netherlands with the lucky New Years coin to win a free week holiday in Kos for two people, courtesy of Hotel Association Kos. What caught more attention of journalists, was none other than the same New Years coin, which was a drachma, enough to "upset" with intense jocularity attendees. In addition, daily share promotional shirts highlighting the special relationship of Kos by bike, as well as "propaganda" messages "I love Greece - We support Greece - travel to KOS."
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Numbers make the sports world go round. See if these add up.
Sure, the Pacers' 8-0 start going into tonight's game against visiting Milwaukee is impressive, but the especially eye-popping number is their defensive efficiency. Indiana allows just 88.9 points per 100 possessions, by far the best number in the league. (Chicago is second at 94.2.)
Over time, that is the number that may prove most important. No one expects an 82-0 season, and offensive woes are sure to appear at times, but defensive consistency will carry this team.
The number of losses by Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference teams to other schools in the Class 6A state tournament. As perhaps best evidenced by Center Grove's systematic dismantling of undefeated Southport and Carmel's triumph against Carroll at last Friday's regionals, the MIC simply is in a different class.
It is not a matter of size and talent as much as it is tradition and coaching. There is a de facto Class 7A in high school football.
Looks can be deceiving for a high-scoring IU football team, averaging more than 43 points a game. Putting the ball in the end zone is not a problem, and the Hoosiers get better as the game goes on, scoring seven more times in the fourth quarter than opponents.
Defense has been another story, though. Unless 4-5 IU upsets Wisconsin or Ohio State on the road and holds serve against Purdue, one of college football's more entertaining teams will miss a bowl for the sixth consecutive season.
$5,000 — That is the beer tab that University of Louisville women's basketball coach Jeff Walz was expected to rack up last night as the No. 5 Cardinals hosted No. 14 LSU. Walz offered to buy the first 2,500 beers for fans of legal drinking age who showed up for the game at the off-campus KFC Yum! Center.
I am calling for an NCAA investigation. No, I don't care about legal drinking at a college event. The real issue is how did the coach ever get a $2 beer at a major sporting event?
2.8 — Trent Richardson has officially progressed from question mark to disappointment to bust. The Colts' running back acquisition from Cleveland has been miserable in filling the feature back role vacated by the injured Vick Ballard and Ahmad Bradshaw.
The 2.8 yards-per-carry average is bad enough, but a measly 27 rushing yards a game is a sign that Indy's offense is woefully grounded.
14.6 — That is the gram total of suspected marijuana found inside the car of Chiefs wideout Dwayne Bowe after he was stopped for speeding last weekend. Despite the resulting charges, Bowe will play Sunday as undefeated Kansas City takes on Denver. Any NFL punishment will be handed down after the criminal process runs its course (e.g., in the offseason) under the league's collective-bargaining agreement.
The case shines a light on the inadequacy of the NFL's drug-testing policies. Despite a "strong odor of marijuana," according to the police report, Bowe was not subsequently tested by the NFL under its "random" policy.
23 — IU basketball's consecutive game winning streak in November is second in the nation (Syracuse is at 33), but that last one was a struggle. The Hoosiers looked lost and disorganized against LIU-Brooklyn before eking out a 1-point win. IU won because it had better individuals on the floor but was far from being the better team. Chemistry, rhythm, mojo, call it what you want, it all was missing.
Freshman Noah Vonleh (17 points, 11 rebounds) was a bright spot. Samford visits Assembly Hall today (7 p.m.).
40-0 — Some enterprising Kentucky basketball fan made a quick buck selling fans on the idea that the Wildcats will run the table, including the SEC and NCAA tourneys, to finish at 40-0. A load of big blue T-shirts went out the door declaring the same.
After a loss to Michigan State in the third game of the season, there is a chance IU fans may be able to pick one up at the local thrift store in time for the holidays.
Bob Johnson is a correspondent for the Daily Journal. His columns appear Tuesdays and Fridays. Send comments to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Medical malpractice occurs when a health care provider acts (or does not act) in such a way that results in injury or death to a patient. Usually, when a health care providers action (or omission) causes injury to his patient, it is due to the health care provider failing to meet his standard of care. The standard of care is determined by what a "reasonable health care provider with similar training and experience" would have done in treating the patient. If the health care providers performance deviates from this standard of care and the patient is harmed, then the health care provider is liable for medical malpractice. In simple terms, medical malpractice is negligence committed by a professional health care provider.
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When a medical provider fails to meet the standard of care as required by law, and the patient is harmed by the health care providers negligence, a medical malpractice lawyer can help the patient recover those damages. Proving a case for medical malpractice is similar to proving that of ordinary negligence. The difference is that the health care provider is held to a higher standard of care.
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There are a number of reasons you should hire a medical malpractice attorney. If you or a loved one has been harmed by a health care provider's negligence, a medical malpractice attorney can help you recover the damages you have suffered. Some of the ways a medical malpractice attorney can assist you include:
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These are just some of the ways that a medical malpractice attorney may help protect your rights and recover damages.
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Mobile Internet access with GPRS
Permanent mobile Internet access might sound like a nightmare for some, but for others it is a dream come true. All you need is Linux and a fairly recent mobile phone.
General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) is a communication standard for mobile phone networks that is designed for efficient data transfer. GPRS, which is typically faster than older, circuit-switched services, is not intended for voice communication but is, instead, tailored for activities such as email and web browsing over the mobile network. One important quality of GPRS is that it has the effect of being "always on." You do not have to dial a number in order to access GPRS services. Many mobile phone networks now offer GPR Service to their users. A tool for called GPRS Easy Connect brings GPR Service to the Linux world. With Linux and GPRS Easy Connect, you are just one click away from mobile Internet access. The current version of this Perl program supports about 300 mobile phones and around 200 providers. You'll find a detailed list of supported devices and providers on the project homepage at [1].
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Living in fear no more, they tally blessings
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In a steaming jungle amid a cadre of freedom fighters in what was then known as Burma, Ku Meh beat the odds and finally gave birth to her second child — a boy.
For her husband, Saw Reh, with whom she'd grown up in a simple little Karenni hill tribe, it was a most exhilarating event. But there was no time to savor the moment.
There was too much to mourn; too much to fear; too much yet to keep pushing for.
Saw's parents had just died from malnutrition. He and his family were in at least their third year of dodging government troops, who were after Saw for fleeing from brutal enforced labor.
And like his wife and his 2-year-old daughter, Saw couldn't remember when they weren't thirsty, hungry and in need of shelter and a good night's rest.
"Oh, I was happy that my son was born," says Saw, 47, while seated today with his family in a City Heights apartment far removed from his native land. "But how could I enjoy the happiness?"
Adds Ku, 46, his wife of 30 years: "The whole time I was pregnant, always moving around in the rain and other (elements), I feared that I would lose my baby and that I would never see my family again."
Such was only part of the disjointed existence for this couple, who like thousands of other folks in what is now Myanmar, were thrust into the losing side of the longest ongoing war in the world.
The conflict, primarily based on race, politics and religion, has raged in degrees since 1948. It pits the repressive Burmese military government against various ethnic groups, mostly coordinated and led by rebels of the Karen National Union and the Karenni Liberation Army.
But now, thanks to strong faith and perseverance, aided by UNHCR (United Nations High Commission for Refugees) and Jewish Family Service, Saw and Ku are chasing bright dreams in the land of promise.
They have lived in City Heights for five months since being relocated from a refugee camp in Thailand as part of Jewish Family Service's resettlement program.
Resettlement caseworker Eh G. Paris estimates there are between 800 and 1,000 refugees from Myanmar in San Diego County.
The program provides assistance with rent, furniture, some food, counseling and job training for refugee families like Saw's for up to eight months, he says.
If a household head has not found a full-time job after that time, Eh says, his or her family is referred to the county Welfare Department.
Although Saw, Ku and their four kids, ranging from 8 to 22, are all studying English, the elders speak the language of their native tribe and they communicate through interpreters.
They say one of their greatest blessings is that they and their children now have access to good educations. They don't have to keep looking over their shoulders and dreading that something horrible will sneak up on them and catch them.
Also, Saw says, the family never goes to bed hungry.
"There's lots of good food here," he says smiling.
But he and Ku will tell anyone that it's not easy adjusting in a strange new land with strange new customs and a strange new language. Farm people, they have limited educations.
Their children find adjusting a little easier, because they are still in school.
The family, including Ku and Saw's 22-year-old daughter, Reh Meh, and her husband, Mar Ku, 25, remain determined to stick together and make it in the U.S. as a team.
"One of the hardest things has been trying to find jobs with our (limited educational backgrounds)," Saw says. "But we all will do any kind of work to support the family. We're hill people, we'll do anything -— cooking, cleaning, farm work, arranging flowers — anything."


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Sudoku puzzles on Linux
Some regard Sudoku as the 21st
century Rubik's Cube. We'll
show you how to get started
with Sudoku in Linux.
Sudoko is the game this year. No
matter where you are, on the
subway or in the park, you'll find
people poring over little boxes with
numbers. Germany's Game Manufacturer's
Association went so far as to say
that Sudoku would be next year's megatrend.
All of this hype has prompted toy
manufacturers to exhibit no less than ten
different Suduko clones disguised as
new games.
If you prefer a low-budget version, you
can just let your Linux computer design
the puzzles for you and then print them
out, filling in the squares at your own
leisure. Unlimited gaming is guaranteed,
as a 9 by 9 puzzle gives you over 6 x
1021 different combinations [1]. In fact,
you would need several lives to exhaust
all of these possibilities. For more on Sudoku,
check out the Wikipedia article
[2]. Many newspaper websites give you
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This is the second edition of the book I prepared for my family to remember and cherish the memories of our two years in Switzerland and our world trip in between those two years. Some pictures have been added and stories have been edited. It is now ready to share!
I am Marjorie's second daughter, new to the art of book-making, and excited to have created something my mother will enjoy in her leisure time. She can rest assured now that she and her stories will not be forgotten.
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Let your young Detroit Red Wings fan celebrate her fandom with these Mini Champions boots! No age is too young to start them off on the right path rooting for the Detroit Red Wings. Do just that with these boots, which features a unique suede and wool design and quality embroidered Detroit Red Wings graphics!
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|STEP TWIST ZIPPED VISUAL TAMPER-EVIDENT CAP AND NECK FINISH - A tamper-evident cap is disclosed having a circular closure member, a cylindrical annular wall depending generally from the periphery of the closure member terminating with a base and having a plurality of serrations, and a tamper-evident band circumferentially positioned around the base having teeth and attached to a portion of the base. The tamper-evident band may be mounted to the base by at least one of the teeth or attached by at least one of the serrations extending below the base. The interior and/or exterior of the cylindrical wall may be stepped. The tamper-evident band may have a groove between the teeth for retaining the tamper-evident band on a neck finish. A neck finish having at least one set of teeth and optional raised portions for securing the tamper-evident band in place is also disclosed. The neck finish may be stepped to correspond with a cap having a cylindrical wall with a stepped interior. A cap and neck finish combination for a container is also disclosed.


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Community First Credit Union in Santa Rosa approved six board positions for the financial institution. Brian Cochran, finance manager for the city of Novato, Jean Neff, retired local teacher, and Tom Scott, general manager of Oliver's Markets, were re-elected to new three-year terms. The board sets policy, approves the budget, and reviews the CEO's progress in achieving the cooperative's goals and objectives.
Three Supervisory positions were also filled. Maud Fitzpatrick, a CPA and current chairperson of the supervisory committee, was re-elected to a new three-year term. Also joining Ms. Fitzpatrick were Jeanette St. George, a longtime former CEO of Sonoma County Grange Credit Union, and Christine Haggarty, a retired local educator.Construction
[caption id="attachment_92844" align="alignleft" width="182"] Keith Gellerman[/caption]
Keith Gellerman was hired as a staff engineer in Santa Rosa-based Summit Engineering's water and wastewater division. Mr. Gellerman earned his B.S. in civil engineering at University of California, Irvine and his M.S. in environmental engineering at UC Davis. He brings to Summit over four years of water/wastewater design experience. He specializes in wastewater treatment plants, collection systems, and disposal systems.
[caption id="attachment_92845" align="alignright" width="173"] Erica Mikesh[/caption]
Erica Mikesh, P.E., was hired as a project engineer in Summit's civil division. Ms. Mikesh earned her B.S. in civil and environmental engineering at UC Berkeley. She comes to Summit with experience in grading and drainage, utility design, stormwater management design and hydrology and hydraulic calculations. She specializes in multiple civil engineering disciplines and her strengths include identifying and addressing project needs early in the process as well as coordination with public agencies and consultants.Health Care
[caption id="attachment_92846" align="alignleft" width="173"] Wendy Ranzau[/caption]