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College Hockey:Gorman, Czarnota push Norwich past Babson at Frozen Fenway
BOSTON — On a night when Babson honored members from its past ECAC and NCAA championship teams, it was Norwich that showed it could play a tight playoff style game and skated off with a hard-fought 1-0 win at Frozen Fenway.
The game was dominated by great goaltending and a fast pace, but not much was getting by the two goaltenders.
Norwich came out flying early in the period and generated several good scoring chances, but Babson goalie Jamie Murray was up to the task of holding the Cadets at bay.
Babson finally got their legs going about midway through the period and challenged Norwich's starting goalie, Chris Czarnota, to be on his game.
Despite playing just one period this season for Norwich, Czarnota earned the start after a great week of practice and being the local Boston boy for the game at Fenway and came up with the best save of the period by robbing Nik Tasiopouolos, who had split the defense and walked into the low slot for a great scoring chance.
At 18:43, Norwich's Austin Surowiec took a minor penalty for elbowing and Babson had a couple of chances that were stopped by Czarnota before the period ended.
Norwich built up an early 7-2 shot lead in the period, but Babson carried the play late and shots finished at 10-7 for the Cadets.
If the first period saw Norwich getting off to a quick start, then the second was reversed as Babson used their remaining power-play time to establish its skating game and had several good scoring chances.
Forward Jon Mleczko had three chances at the post that were all turned away by Czarnota to keep the game scoreless.
Norwich started getting its game in gear about midway through the period and again it was Murray's turn to stand tall in the goal.
Norwich's top line of Travis Janke, Shane Gorman and Chris Duszynski had a flurry of shots from the low slot, but Murray was up to the task and controlled the final rebound bid for a faceoff.
There was just one penalty to the Cadets at 12:51 for elbowing to freshman William Pelletier, but the power play was derailed by an aggressive Norwich penalty kill.
Norwich's late attacks gave them the shot advantage for the period at 11-9 and overall 21-16 for the two period total.
The third period mirrored the first two with one team jumping out quickly. The Cadets had early chances, but again, Murray was not to be beaten.
At just over the four-minute mark, a dump-in from neutral ice by the Beavers glanced off Czarnota, but fortunately for the Cadets, the puck struck iron and the puck was cleared to safety by the surprised netminder.
Norwich's best chance came at the eight-minute mark when forward Dean Niezgoda faked Murray at the near post and attempted a wrap around after speeding behind the net. Murray dove back to his right and made a great stop at the post with he paddle of his stick.
Finally at 10:11, Gorman scored from the slot on a juicy rebound left by Murray off a shot from the point by Ryan Whitell in transition. Whitell joined the offensive rush, creating an odd-man rush that Gorman finished off the play driving down the left side when the rebound came right to him in the slot. It was Gorman's sixth of the year and gave the Cadets a 1-0 lead.
With just over a minute remaining, the Beavers pulled Murray for the extra attacker, but could get the puck into the offensive zone.
"It was a great game with great goaltending and flow," stated Norwich coach Mike McShane. "There weren't a lot of whistles and both teams had some real good opportunities. We just took advantage of that rebound in the third period and it was enough. It has been a great event and getting the win really makes it special."
For Babson coach Jamie Rice, there were many of the same sentiments on the action-packed game between the rivals.
"It was a great game and we are disappointed that we leave here with the loss," noted Rice. "It was a great event for the school and our alums. Even our president was here tonight, so it shows the draw this game had for our school and our program. We really wanted the win, but [Norwich is] a very good team, well coached and they made the play to score the goal that made the difference. We won't dwell on it. The kids have been good about that and we will be ready to play St. Mike's tomorrow night."
The road trip doesn't get easier for the victors as they face the ranked Beacons of Massachusetts-Boston as part of a stretch that finds Norwich playing three ranked teams and five games in 10 days.
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Once threads of interest have been identified using tprof data, they can be mapped to javacores from the same time to determine what was causing the CPU usage. The following details how to complete that mapping process for different versions of WebSphere Application Server.
Resolving the problem
Threads of interest should first be identified using the following TechNote:
How to interpret tprof data for WebSphere Application Server on AIX
Once the threads of interest have been identified, the mapping process is quite simple:
The Thread ID (TID) found in the tprof data is a decimal number. This TID can be mapped to the native ID found in the javacore by simply converting the decimal number to hexadecimal.
For example, from the tprof data a TID 958881 was identified as a thread of interest. Converting this decimal number to hexadecimal, a native ID value of EA1A1 is found. Searching the javacore for this native ID value yields the following:
"Gc Slave Thread" (TID:0x1155D0200, ... native ID:0x0000EA1A1)
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Another 2012 Sounding
It's a long, long way to 2012, but Public Policy Polling has a new set of data out that measures the favorability of four possible Republican candidates (Palin, Huckabee, Gingrich and Romney) and also matches them against President Obama.
Obama leads all four, but the somewhat surprising thing is that Mike Huckabee comes the closest, trailing the President 47-44. When you look a little deeper, you see that Huck is rated favorably by 24% of self-identified liberals, 40% of moderates, and 61% of conservatives. It's pretty clear that we're talking here about the genial and funny Kevin Spacey Lookalike and bass player of 2008, who lashed Wall Street and didn't talk that much about his history of theocratic views. Since he's spent a good part of this year participating in the echo chamber of Fox, rebonding with the more exotic precincts of the Christian Right, and comparing Obama's agenda to that of Lenin and Stalin, it's reasonable to assume that his standing among non-conservatives is destined to decline. It's less clear whether he can repair his frayed relationship with economic conservatives, who pretty much decided in 2008 that he was prone to taking Gospel pronouncements about helping the poor a mite too literally.
Meanwhile, the probable front-runner for 2012 at this point, one Mitt Romney, has Huckabee Lite numbers, with favorable ratings from 22% of self-identified liberals, 34% of moderates, and only 49% of conservatives.
The solid winner in favorability among the self-identified conservatives who dominate the Republican nominating process is clearly Sarah Palin, at 68%. And she, unlike Huck or Mitt, has no need to reposition herself to appeal to the Republican base. That's where she lives, whether it's in Alaska or some place warmer.
UPDATE: Aside from his other efforts to repulse the more moderate voters and journalists who were attracted to him in 2008, Huckabee has also staked out an exceptionally extremist position on the Middle East, traveling there recently to express his support for establishing a Palestinian homeland somewhere other than in Palestine. Matthew Duss has the story at The American Prospect, and he penned this great lede:
On Monday, a radical cleric issued a statement rejecting a two-state solution for Israel-Palestine, suggesting that one of the two parties involved in the conflict should be made to find a homeland "elsewhere."
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A Record Five Lady Raiders Earn All-Big 12
A record five Lady Raiders have earned All-Big 12 honors this season.
May 6, 2014
LUBBOCK, Texas - A record five Texas Tech women's tennis players have been named to the All-Big 12 squad announced on Tuesday by league officials.
The five honorees - Samantha Adams, Kenna Kilgo, Lynn Kiro, Nikki Sanders and Rashmi Teltumbde - marks the first time since 2008 that one league schools has landed five different players on the All-Big 12 squads. It is just the fourth time in league history that once school has landed five players on the two squads, joining Kansas (1998), Texas (1999) and Baylor (2008).
Freshman sensation Lynn Kiro earned All-Big 12 Singles honors after running her record to 28-6 overall and 9-0 in Big 12 play. Kiro's selection marks the fourth straight year Texas Tech has landed a player on the league singles lineup.
Kiro, who is riding a 15-match winning streak, is currently ranked No. 113 nationally. Her selection marks the 11th time a Lady Raider has earned All-Big 12 Singles honors. She is the first freshman to win the award since Zana Zlebnik in 1998.
Samantha Adams and Kenna Kilgo picked up their third straight All-Big 12 Doubles honor, while Nikki Sanders and Rashmi Teltumbde teamed for their first honor.
Adams and Kilgo have ranked as high as No. 6 in the nation since becoming a tandem three seasons ago. The duo is 20-10 on the season and 12-8 in dual matches. It marks the third straight 20-win season for the All-Texan combo. Adams and Kilgo are 68-28 over the last three seasons. They earned All-Big 12 Doubles honors in 2012 and 2013.
For Adams, it is her fourth All-Big 12 Doubles honor after winning the award as a freshman with former Lady Raider Kelsy Gardner. She also All-Big 12 singles in 2012 and 2013, making her the most decorated player in school history.
Teltumbde and Sanders have become one of the most vaunted No. 2 doubles squads in the nation. Over the last two seasons, this tandem has been ranked as high as No. 33 nationally and gone 42-16 in doubles play. This season, Sanders and Teltumbde are 18-7 on the season and 16-4 at No. 2. Sanders and Teltumbde have b
The two Lady Raider teams on the All-Big 12 Doubles squad is a first for the program. It is also the first time that two doubles squads from the same school have made All-Big 12 since Baylor landed two squads on the 2009 edition of the team.
Soares and the Red Raiders will begin play in the 2014 NCAA Championships on Saturday, when the No. 41 Red Raiders face No. 17 California at the Mitchell Tennis Center at 9 a.m. It is the 13th all-time NCAA appearance for the Red Raiders in the Championships.


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WADSWORTH — The two unions representing teachers and support staff for Wadsworth Schools have accused the school board president of verbally abusing a secretary.
According to a news release from the unions, Chuck Pfeister berated Kim Daniels, a secretary at Isham Elementary School, after her union announced it would not endorse him for re-election.
Pfeister, who owns and operates Chuck's Barber Shop on Broad Street, is the only incumbent member of the board on the Nov. 5 ballot. Board members James McIlvaine and Lisa Jones did not file to run.
The Wadsworth Educational Support Personnel Association, the union representing 200 secretaries and other support staff, and the Wadsworth Education Association, which represents the district's 280 teachers, formed a joint committee to screen the seven candidates vying for three seats on the board.
The unions endorsed Julie Batey, Amanda Gordon and Mark Casalinova.
In addition to Pfeister, three other candidates are Jason Arnold, Ron Mendel and Donald Thomas.
Daniels, who was the chairwoman of the screening committee, said Pfeister came to her school about 1 p.m. Oct. 16 and asked to speak with her in private, according to the news release. Once inside a room in the main office, Pfeister began yelling and demanding that she reconvene the screening committee and endorse him.
"Mr. Pfeister's actions and confrontational behavior spurred Mrs. Daniels to file an incident report with the Wadsworth Police Department," the news release stated.
Pfeister acknowledged going to the school to talk with Daniels the day he received a letter informing him of the endorsements. But he denied acting improperly.
"I threatened nobody," he said in an interview Monday. "I asked some simple questions about how you could not support someone with my track record.
"How could you not?"
Superintendent Andrew Hill criticized Pfeister for interrupting Daniels at work.
"In our school district, I would say that to have someone pulled away from work for something that is more of a personal nature is not normal," he said. "As soon as we became aware of the situation, we immediately addressed it."
Hill said he does not know what was said between Pfeister and Daniels and is not aware of anyone who heard the conversation firsthand.
The police report states that Daniel described Pfeister as "very loud and argumentative with her, which did concern her."
She told police that "Pfeister also stated that he will no longer be an ally for the secretaries in the future."
The report also stated that Daniels "did not want to pursue any criminal charges against Pfeister at this time but would like this documented in case any future incidents do occur."
The union's news release provides a more detailed account of the meeting and accused Pfeister of making sexist comments.
"Mr. Pfeister's most offensive comment made to Mrs. Daniels was 'If there was a man on the screening committee he would have been able to talk to them better and things would have been different,'" according to the news release.
The release also stated that Pfeister noted that two of the candidates endorsed by the unions were women and commented: "If you think you are going to put two more women on that board so that there is a majority of women on the board to vote for you, that's not going to happen."
Patti Back, co-president of the WEA, said the screening committee selected candidates based on a questionnaire and interview process.
"We chose three candidates who are involved in the schools and are the top-quality candidates," she said. "In a time where public education is under attack, we are looking for board members who have innovative ways of working through difficult times."
Back said Pfeister is was not actively involved in union contract negotiations and does not know many of the teachers.
"I would say when most of us see him in public he doesn't recognize us," she said.
Pfeister has served a total of 12 years on the board, most recently elected in 2009 after a two-year hiatus during which he ran for mayor. He served eight years before that.
Pfeister cites the school's 10-year track record of receiving an "excellent with distinction" rating from the Ohio Department of Education and said his record speaks for itself.
"We don't have a school building beyond 13 years old. We just finished the stadium and turned Overlook into administrative offices. We went out and hired the best young superintendent the state had to offer. We have passed levy recently and settled a teacher's contract," he said. "What do you want out of me?
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February 14th is Valentine's Day, a holiday that is intended to celebrate love and affection. Valentine's Day is a great time to give gifts to loved ones and gifts that are made by your own hands are even more special. There are many Valentine's Day themed arts and crafts that children can enjoy too. For homeschooled individuals, such projects are a great way to incorporate the art into their education. One of the more unusual Valentine's Day arts and crafts that is a perfect project for older children is the "Resin Pigment Heart."
• Resin
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1. Lightly coat the heart molds with vaseline (and coat the top part of the molds too, just to avoid sticking in the case of dripping resin).
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On 7 Jul 2004, at 15:37, John Wilson wrote: > > On 7 Jul 2004, at 15:21, jastrachan@... wrote: > >> >> On 7 Jul 2004, at 15:15, John Wilson wrote: >>> On 7 Jul 2004, at 14:37, jastrachan@... wrote: >>> >>>> One minor thought... >>>> >>>> [snip] >>> >>>> In static typing mode we should be checking the methods are correct >>>> at compile time & giving a nice error if they're not - this is one >>>> of the main aims of static typing afterall. (Whether we're in >>>> static typing or dynamic typing, the compiler/runtime can get >>>> clever & do static method dispatch but I consider that an >>>> optimisation). So if you declare a variable to be of type Object >>>> and then call some method foo() it should probably barf & fail to >>>> compile rather than quietly going into dynamic typing mode. >>>> >>>> Maybe we should use a magic type name of 'any' to indicate that you >>>> definitely want to be dynamically typed? >>>> >>> >>> Doesn't the non magic type name Object do that already? >> >> It shouldn't, as Object is a valid statically typed type. Sometimes I >> want an object of type Object and to use static method dispatch on >> it. e.g. when using an object as a lock & calling its wait() / >> notify() methods. >> > > Two cases here: > 1) > Object o = new Object() > > all calls on o can be safely statically dispatched - you don't ever > want to to dynamic calls on one of these. 2) > Object o = new MyClass() Or case 3 o = new MyClass() o = someOtherRandomThing > I think Bing will always use dynamic dispatch here. There's a big difference between the implementation choosing to use static/dynamic dispatch for performance and the compiler working in a static or dynamically typed way. In cases 1 & 2 I'd like - eventually - the compiler to fail to parse & generate a meaningful compiler error message if the user attempts to call a non-Object method. In case 3 it'd be runtime exception if you call a method which doesn't exist on MyClass or someOtherRandomThing etc. > In this simple case he could, in theory, use static dispatch but if o > was a parameter to a function he would have no way of telling if the > actual object passed was some wacky superclass of Object which did > fancy stuff with method calls. > > So a rule which said that you always do dynamic dispatch on Objects > unless you *know* they are only an Object would give the functionality > you are after without introducing another keyword. Not sure I follow. Static & dynamic typing at compile time is quite different from how the bytecode dispatches the method (using static or dynamic dispatch). James ------- http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/


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Ariel Winter has a minor crisis on Sunday before the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday. The entertainer was supposed to be on the red carpet showing off all her threads, but she was a few minutes late thanks to a minor crisis.
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While Ariel Winter isn't a stranger to the Golden Globe awards, it's rare to see the younger stars have trouble on the red carpet. Knowing that anything is possible many actresses in 2014 claimed they had dresses on standby for any wardrobe malfunctions just in case. Crisis on the red carpet is what everyone was looking to avoid.
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- 2 cups fresh blueberries
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- 3/4 cup (6 ounces) lemon yogurt
- 3 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Bibb lettuce leaves, optional
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Health Services Financing and Utilization
Hospital Utilization
In 2004, over 20 percent of children went to a
hospital emergency room or emergency department (ER/ED) at least
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were less likely than children with family incomes below the Federal
poverty level to have visited the ER/ED. Children in low-income
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The rate of ER/ED visits varied by other
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groups to have visited the ER/ED at least once. The rate
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The petulant GnR frontman has unsurprisingly checked out of his band's performance. Who is the most likely to land the plum gig?
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SCS's 2010 Summer Simulation Multiconference is a part of the 2010 International Simulation Multi-conference (ISMC'10). This International Multiconference will include invited speakers, quality refereed papers, timely topical workshops, joint plenary sessions, consolidated registration, and access for registrants to all Multi-conference activities hosted at the Crown Plaza in Ottawa, Canada. The program consists of the following:
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At Stow & Tell U, Amy used twigs from her yard to craft some neat things during the Christmas holidays. She had so much fun then, she decided there was no reason she couldn't have more fun with twigs for Valentine's Days. After all, there were plenty of twigs just sitting in the woodpile, waiting to be used for kindling.
For this project, Amy suggests using twigs that are about the size of a pencil in diameter and are more straight than crooked. Before she works with her own pile of twigs, she put them in the oven for a few minutes to chase out and kill any bugs they might be harboring. Next, Amy cut a cute heart shape out of cardboard and painted it a fun shade of red. The last step was breaking the twigs to fit and gluing them onto the heart shaped cardboard. Now, the twigs are a cute heart-shaped trived, perfect for serving hot dishes to your sweetheart on a cold winter day!
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At a late night party, Sam and Jo entertain their friends with a round of Twenty Questions and another round of drinks. When an unexpected guest and her mysterious companion arrive, the question "Who are you?" gains a whole new and desperate meaning.
A rare gem from three time Pulitzer Prize Award-winner and Signature Legacy playwright Edward Albee.
Featuring Jane Alexander in the title role.
IMAGE: Actors Laila Robins (Jo) & Jane Alexander (Elizabeth). Photo by Gregory Costanzo.
by Edward Albee
directed by David Esbjornson
Elizabeth: Jane Alexander
Lucinda: Catherine Curtin
Sam: Michael Hayden
Oscar: Peter Francis James
Carol: Tricia Paoluccio
Jo: Laila Robins
Edgar: Thomas Jay Ryan
Fred: C.J. Wilson
Scenic Design: John Arnone
Costume Design: Elizabeth Hope Clancy
Lighting Design: David Lander
Sound Design: John Gromada
Fight Direction: Rick Sordelet
Production Stage Manager: David H. Lurie
Stage Manager: Andrew C. Gottlieb
Casting: Telsey + Company
All photos by Gregory Costanzo.
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The March/April 2013 issue of USJA's Growing Judo is now available at
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Chicago, IL, September 9, 2013 - Print service providers are striving to become marketing gurus for their clientele, but they lack a good way to develop new service lines, technology and copywriting expertise.That's why Ricoh Americas Corporation today unveiled 1 to 1 Create Marketing Services featuring a new Web-based platform to help commercial, franchise and in-plant print providers quickly, simply and affordably deploy powerful multichannel marketing campaigns for their customers. Announced today at PRINT 13 in Chicago, 1 to 1 Create will be available in early 2014.Print providers will use the simple-to-navigate 1 to 1 Create website to create, launch, track, manage, modify and optimize ready-made marketing campaigns using tools to select stock graphics, target customers' audiences, acquire mailing lists, set pricing and more. All of these capabilities are integrated within the unified 1 to 1 Create interface.The platform's templates produce polished, attractive direct mail post cards, tri-fold brochures, flyers, counter cards, landing pages and email blasts targeted to organizations in vertical markets, which may include education, healthcare and retail, among others. Print providers can help their customers slice and dice audience targets by geography, age, income, family size and many other demographics.1 to 1 Create includes free case studies and market-based value calculators from PODi, the digital print marketing industry association. The case studies will help businesses understand precisely how their print providers' marketing campaigns will improve their business results. The value calculators will help providers price their services appropriately. 1 to 1 Create includes campaign templates designed especially for key vertical applications, such as colleges, private schools, veterinary hospitals, physical therapy/rehabilitation clinics, spas, restaurants and - for self-promotion - print providers themselves. Templates include persuasive copy, meaning a print provider could launch a powerful campaign with nothing more than the customer's contact information and logo. The platform also includes return-on-investment tools to track and optimize campaigns based on results of previous phases. New templates for additional businesses will be released quarterly. "A commercial, franchise or in-plant printer can subscribe to 1 to 1 Create Marketing Services in the morning and be launching effective campaigns by noon that same day," said Kurt Konow, Director, Vertical Marketing, for Ricoh Americas Corp. "We keep the learning curve negligible because we care deeply about our customers' return on investment. The workflow is simple, direct and designed to keep everyone on track."1 to 1 Create Marketing Services leverage Ricoh's relationship with PTI Marketing Technologies, USA Data, ExactTarget and PODi. For details on Ricoh's full line of products, services and solutions, please visit www.ricoh-usa.com.| About Ricoh |Ricoh is a global technology company specializing in office imaging equipment, production print solutions, document management systems and IT services. Headquartered in Tokyo, Ricoh Group operates in about 200 countries and regions. In the financial year ending March 2013, Ricoh Group had worldwide sales of 1,924 billion yen (approx. 20 billion USD).The majority of the company's revenue comes from products, solutions and services that improve the interaction between people and information. Ricoh also produces award-winning digital cameras and specialized industrial products. It is known for the quality of its technology, the exceptional standard of its customer service and sustainability initiatives.Under its corporate tagline, imagine. change., Ricoh helps companies transform the way they work and harness the collective imagination of their employees.For further information, please visit www.ricoh.com/about/###© 2013 Ricoh Americas Corporation. All rights reserved. All referenced product names are the trademarks of their respective companies.
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"National Athletic Trainers' Association position statement: prevention of pediatric overuse injuries." has been saved, and will be accessible from the My NGC page.
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Overuse injuries
To provide certified athletic trainers, physicians, and other health care professionals with current best practice recommendations regarding the prevention of overuse injuries in pediatric athletes aged 6 to 18 years
Pediatric athletes, including children (aged 6 to 12 years) and adolescents
(aged 13 to 18 years)
The following databases were searched: Cochrane database, PubMed, Medline via Ovid, CINAHL, SportDiscus. Hand searches of references in retrieved papers and of similar consensus statements from like organizations (e.g., American College of Sports Medicine [ACSM], International Olympic Committee [IOC], American Academy of Pediatrics [AAP]) were performed.
The initial article search took place between January and August 2008. As relevant articles were published between 2008 and 2010, they were included in the revisions during the review process as appropriate. Included articles were dated 2010 or earlier. The guideline developers did not limit the earliest articles included in the search.
The following key terms associated with the statement were used: pediatric, child$, adolescent, overuse, microtrauma, prevention, baseball, Osgood Schlatter, osteochondritis dissecans, stress fracture, incidence, prevalence, risk factors, surveillance, pre-participation examination, screening, specialization, chronic injuries, growth.
While the guideline developers aimed to include evidence of Level 4 or higher (Oxford), they did include some consensus statements and narrative reviews (Level 5) from other organizations. Articles published in languages other than English were excluded.
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Strength of Recommendation Taxonomy (SORT)
Reprinted with permission from "Strength of Recommendation Taxonomy (SORT): A Patient-Centered Approach to Grading Evidence in the Medical Literature," February 1, 2004, American Family Physician.
*Patient-oriented evidence measures outcomes that matter to patients: morbidity, mortality, symptom improvement, cost reduction, quality of life. Disease-oriented evidence measures intermediate, physiologic, or surrogate end points that may or may not reflect improvements in patient outcomes (i.e., blood pressure, blood chemistry, physiological function, and pathological findings).
A formal cost analysis was not performed and published cost analyses were not reviewed.
The Strength of Recommendation Taxonomy (SORT) (A-C) is defined at the end of the "Major Recommendations" field.
Injury Surveillance
Preparticipation Physical Examination
Identification of Risk Factors
Coach Education and Medical Supervision
Sport Alterations
See Table 6, "Recommendations for Pitch Counts on the First 4 Days After a Pitching Event"; Table 7, "Suggested Sport-Modification Recommendations for Adolescent Pitchers"; and Table 8, "Developmental Progression for Pediatric Swimmers," in the original guideline document for more recommendations.
Training and Conditioning Programs
Delayed Specialization
The major objective in managing repetitive or training injuries in athletes of any age should be to determine risk factors for injury and identify steps to prevent the occurrence of these injuries. Knowledge is growing about risk factors for the occurrence of both acute traumatic injuries and repetitive microtrauma overuse injuries in adults, particularly in such activities as military training, work activities, and sports. However, too little is known about risk factors for overuse injury in pediatric athletes.
Injury surveillance in young athletes should be improved to record the occurrence of injury and the determination of associated risk factors, as well as epidemiologic data (e.g., age, sex, height, mass, and, if possible, Tanner stage). Epidemiologic studies in specific environments in pediatric populations would add greatly to the understanding of the risk associated with particular sport activities, thus providing a foundation for future studies of prevention and treatment efficacy.
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Appropriate prevention of pediatric overuse injuries
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These statements are largely produced through scholarly service activities of the authors, the Pronouncements Committee, and the Journal of Athletic Training.
Authors: Tamara C. Valovich McLeod, PhD, ATC, Athletic Training Program, A.T. Still University, Mesa, AZ; Laura C. Decoster, ATC, New Hampshire Musculoskeletal Institute, Manchester, NH; Keith J. Loud, MDCM, MSc, Section of General Academic Pediatrics, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH; Lyle J. Micheli, MD, Division of Sports Medicine, Children's Hospital, Boston, MA; J. Terry Parker, PhD, ATC, Gwinnett Soccer Association, Lilburn, GA; Michelle A. Sandrey, PhD, ATC, Graduate Athletic Training Program, West Virginia University, Morgantown; Christopher White, MS, ATC, Brophy College Preparatory School, Phoenix, AZ
Electronic copies: Available from the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) Web site .
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Nearly 50 adult dogs and puppies of various breeds surrendered from a recently alleged puppy mill raid will be available for adoption beginning April 7, announced the The Wake County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) in North Carolina on Tuesday reported abclocal.go.
The breeds surrendered were German shepherds, dachshunds, and Yorkshire terriers. Some of the dogs will need lifelong specialized care.
The dogs were found to be living in deplorable conditions; many of the dogs were extremely scared and had never been socialized.
On March 21, in a joint effort of the HSUS, Duplin County Animal Services, Pet Friends of Duplin County, and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Wake County, both large breed and small breed dogs were rescued from egregious living conditions. Kennels were filled with feces and urine, clean water and food were not available, and many of the dogs suffered from ear and eye infections
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- Papayas offer not only the luscious taste and sunlit color of the tropics, but are rich sources of antioxidant nutrients such as carotenes, vitamin C and flavonoids; the B vitamins, folate and pantothenic acid; and the minerals, potassium and magnesium; and fiber.
- Together, these nutrients promote the health of the cardiovascular system and also provide protection against colon cancer.
- Papaya contains the digestive enzyme, papain, which is used like bromelain, a similar enzyme found in pineapple, to treat sports injuries, other causes of trauma, and allergies.
Passion Fruit
- An egg-shaped tropical fruit
- The seeds are edible so you can eat the orange pulp straight from the shell.
- The pulp has an intense aromatic flavor, while the texture is jelly-like and watery.
- Passion fruit is an excellect source of vitamins A and C. One passion fruit has only 16 calories. When eaten with the seeds, a serving is an excellent source of fiber.
- Peaches contain antioxidants like Vitamin C, biolflavonoids and carotenoids which are great for overall health.
- Vitamin C is effective in protection against asthma, heart disease, arthritis, diabetes, as well as macular degeneration (which can lead to blindness).
- They are high in carotene and Vitamin B which make for a healthy immune system, great skin and good eyesight.
- The anti-oxidants and anti-carcinogen in pears keeps blood pressure in check as well as reduces the likelihood of strokes.
- Their Vitamin C content protects cells from any potential damage by free radicals.
- Pears contain a lot of pectin which is good for keeping cholesterol down.
- Pear juice is great for regular bowel movement as well as the wellbeing of the colon.
- Pear juice is also a great natural sports drink due to its high levels of glucose and fructose.
- Pears have a lot of boron, which enables the body to retain calcium, reducing the chances of osteoporosis.
- It is one of the most commercialized fruit containing Crassulacean acid metabolism, or CAM photosynthesis.
- It also contains a proteolytic enzyme (bromelain) and enzymes that help digesting food; therefore, the pineapple has benefits for some intestinal disorders.
- It also provides 40% of the daily-recommended doses of vitamin C, 10% of the Daily recommended doses of vitamin B and the same percent of Copper.
- The fruits were known in traditional medicine as antihelminthics and anti-inflammatory if applied topically. A root decoction is also used for treat diarrhea.
- On the other hand, Pineapple is not recommended in large amounts because it can give stomach ulcers.
- There are few fruits that come in such a panorama of colors as the juicy sweet tasting plum.
- Plums belong to the Prunus genus of plants and are relatives of the peach, nectarine and almond.
- They are all considered "drupes," fruits that have a hard stone pit surrounding their seeds.
- When plums are dried, they are known as prunes.
- Their high content of unique phytonutrients called neochlorogenic and chlorogenic acid.
- These substances found in plum and prune are classified as phenols, and their function as antioxidants has been well-documented.
- Pomelo is the largest citrus fruit. Its size (30 centimeters in diameter) and weight (up to 10 kilos).
- It grows, like any other citrus, in tropical areas and doesn't bear low temperatures.
- It has a spongy thick rid and a pale yellow to green color when ripe; its taste is sweet, resembling to the grapefruit's taste.
- The fruit is sodium and fat free and is a great source of potassium and vitamin C. Only a fourth of a pomelo (152 grams) provides 130% of the daily recommended doses of vitamin C and has 60 calories.
- Chinese use the skins and leaves for preparing ceremonial baths by boiling them. The purpose is to cleanse the person and repel evil.
- The Pomegranate has been touted as a superfruit due to its amazing health properties. This is because Pomegranates are rich in Potassium, folic acid, Vitamins (rich in Vitamin C) and Antioxidants called polyphenols (some studies suggest that they contain 3 times more antioxidants than red wine or green tea).
- Antioxidants are chemical substances which help in the prevention of cellular damage (said to be a common pathway for cancer, heart problems, aging, and a variety of diseases) and are the main reason for the big obsession.
- Much research has been done to show that Pomegranates may be able to reduce blood pressure, LDL cholesterol build up and even slow down prostate cancer.
- Potatoes are full of nutritious carbohydrates which are essential for energy.
- They are far more nutritious than we think. They are high in potassium which instructs our nerves as to what they should do.
- Potatoes are also an excellent source of Vitamin C which ensures a healthy immune system as well as helping heal wounds.
- Potatoes are also a key source of protein, especially for vegetarians.
- Pumpkin is high in potassium which keeps the nervous system working effectively.
- The orange colour of pumpkin flesh is full of beta carotene which ensures smooth skin, good eyesight and a healthy immune system. This vitamin is a key antioxidant in protection against free radicals (highly reactive molecules which can cause brain and other tissue damage).
- Pumpkins are beneficial for the treatment of gallbladder, kidney and prostate problems.
- They are also excellent treatment for the removal of roundworm and tapeworm from the intestines.


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Do you want to party like it is 2009? Are you looking to try something unique? B&O American Brasserie is celebrating its five year anniversary. You are invited to the celebration too. B&O American Brasserie will be celebrating with throwback menus. These menus feature items from when B&O American Brasserie first opened five years ago. Make sure you make a trip and taste these delicious options. The three featured cocktails are Horsecar,Coal Train, and Camden Crusta. The cocktails are $5 each. The featured $10 small plates are Cornmeal Crusted Oysters, Heirloom Tomato & Watermelon Salad,Steak Tartar and Rice Crusted Diver Scallop. Who said that a throwback was boring? You can do this and keep it Baltimore styled. Go Orioles!
Do you want to know what else B&O American Brasserie has to offer? From now until August 10th, B&O American Brasserie is celebrating Baltimore Restaurant Week. You can enjoy a two course lunch for $15 and a three course dinner for $30. You can see B&O American Brasserie and the other participating restaurants by clicking here. You can click here to learn more about B&O American Brasserie by clicking here. B&O American Brasserie is a great place for any occasion. It can be for dinner, happy hour or even a special occasion. You can also drop by for a bite to eat before attending an Orioles or Raves game or an event at First Mariner Area, The Baltimore Convention Center or the Hippodrome. So whatever you do, make your way to B&O American Brasserie. Happy Fifth Anniversary B&O American Brasserie.
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Gateshead 3-2 York City
Gateshead reclaimed top spot in the Blue Square Bet Premier as outright leaders after a magnificent game at the International Stadium.
Jon Shaw again stole the headlines with his second hat-trick in four days - a superb effort - but this was an all round display that could have brought a more comprehensive win.
Gateshead were firmly in control and leading by two goals when James Curtis headed an Adriano Moke corner into his own net three minutes from time.
James Meredith then almost pinched an equaliser three minutes into injury time but Paul Farman came to the rescue.
Anything less than three points would have been a travesty as Gateshead put in their best 90 minutes of the season so far against a good York side.
After four straight Conference defeats against the Minstermen this was a famous first victory in front of the largest crowd to watch a regular Conference game at the International Stadium, 1,604.
"It was a brilliant performance and to a man the lads were magnificent," said delighted manager Ian Bogie "and to have a record crowd is the icing on the cake.
"York are the best outfit we have faced so far. Both sides went on all out attack and it made for a great spectacle from the start to the finish.
"Jon Shaw's second hat-trick of the week was a tremendous effort and the delivery into the box from Josh Gillies was top drawer.
"We were good value for the win and certainly shouldn't have been hanging on at the end - but it wouldn't be Gateshead if we didn't put everyone through the wringer !
"It was a great advert for Blue Square Bet Premier football. We created a lot of chances and Shaw's second goal would have graced any game."
Gateshead got off to a dream start when Gillies won a corner in the second minute and then curled the flag kick into the danger area.
Surprisingly Shaw was able to climb relatively unchallenged to power a great header into the roof of the net.
Yemi Odubade, a threat throughout, had two shots from inside the area blocked by defenders while Ben Clark put a header wide from another Gillies corner.
York, however, were level in their first threat on goal, Jamie Reed's short ball leaving Jason Walker all alone in the penalty area.
The former Barrow and Luton Town striker calmly chipped the ball over Paul Farman but within four minutes Gateshead were back in front.
Again it was the Gillies-Shaw combination that did the damage.
Gillies, a revelation since getting into the side, curled a beauty onto the head of Shaw who again made no mistake.
Micky Cummins, excellent in midfield, then had a 25 yard shot held by Michael Ingham at the foot of the post.
An Eddie Odhiambo cross was then cleared by David McGurk only for Odubade's rasping drive to force Ingham to tip over.
It was a pulsating game and Ashley Chambers' shot brought a diving save from Farman, Cummins putting a free header wide at the other end.
The Minstermen began the second half brightly but Gateshead twice went close to stretching their lead in the opening ten minutes.
Had Odubade gone down after a surging run when tripped by last man McGurk the City defender would have been sent off.
Odubade just managed to stay on his feet but was off balance as Ingham advanced off his line to block the striker's shot.
Gillies then shot straight at Ingham after he had been played in by Cummins' measured through ball.
Andre Boucad dragged a shot wide for York and then Curtis was inches away from converting Clark's glancing header from Rents' corner.
Gateshead did a get a third on 68 minutes when makeshift City right back Jon Challinor hauled down Odubade inside the box.
Shaw duly slotted home the spot kick to claim another matchball and set up an 8th win of the season.
Livewire Odubade then nicked the ball from Challinor, glided past McGurk to hit a 20 yard shot that Ingham tipped over the bar.
Cummins then won the ball in midfield to find Odubade whose long range rocket was tipped past the post by Ingham at full stretch.
York looked to be out of it but they were given a late lifeline when Curtis, under pressure from McGurk, headed powerfully into his own net.
Suddenly the Heed were wobbling and defending deep and they almost paid the price in stoppage time.
A long ball over the top found Meredith alone in the box but the full back could only stretch out a leg and hit a shot into the chest of Farman.
Drama from the first minute to the last as Gateshead reclaimed the outright leadership of the Conference Premier after an International Stadium thriller.
GATESHEAD: Farman, Odhiambo, Curtis, Clark, Rents, Gate (Nix 71), Turnbull, Cummins, Gillies (Mulligan 75), Shaw, Odubade.
Subs (not used): Alnwick (gk), Fisher, Baxter.
Goals: Shaw (2, 26, 68-pen)
Bookings: None
York City: Ingham, Challinor, McGurk, Fyfield, Meredith, Kerr, Boucaud, McLaughlin (Moké 65), Reed (Blair 46), Walker, Chambers (Henderson 69)
Subs (not used): Smith, Parslow
Goals: Walker (23), Curtis-og (87)
Bookings: Boucad (19), McGurk (52), Challinor (69), Meredith (76)
Referee: Peter Bankes (Bootle)
Attendance: 1,604
Jon Shaw scores
Yemi Odubade wins possession
Yemi Odubade is fouled for a penalty
The Heed Army celebrate. Photos by Martin Avery.


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Home Inn(Muxiyuan)
- Location: Beijing Railway Station
- Address: No.1 building 45 courtyard Xiluoyuan nanli,Fengtai District,Beijing
- Tel: 010-87812288 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 如家快捷酒店(北京木樨园店)
- Lowest Price: On Request
First opened in 2008, the Home Inn (Muxiyuan) stands in the center of Beijing's Muxiyuan Business District. It is adjacent to famous places such as the 100-wing WTO Mall and the Wangfangting Park. This hotel is seven kilometers from the railway station and 30 kilometers from Beijing Capital International Airport.
The Home Inn (Muxiyuan) contains 135 guest rooms ranging from standard to business king size rooms. All rooms feature complimentary broadband Internet access, international and domestic direct-dial telephone service, color television and independently controlled air conditioning. The private bathrooms have bathtubs, showers and hot water available 24 hours a day.
Guests can relax with a beverage at the cafe or enjoy fine local cuisine at the on-site Chinese restaurant; a complimentary buffet breakfast is available. Fax, e-mail and photocopy services are available at the business center. The multilingual staff can provide luggage assistance, laundry service, wake-up calls and safe storage.
Guest parking is available at the hotel.
The Liujiayao Metro Station is less than two kilometers away.
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University of Madras
University of Madras, Chennai has been issued Time Table/ Date Sheet of B.A./B.Com./B.Sc./B.Ed./M.A./M.Com./M.Sc./M.Ed. Part I, II, III Examinations 2013. Madras University will be going to conducts UG/ PG Annual exam on April/May, Students can be download exam schedule through official website.
About University: The University of Madras is a public state university located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. It is one of the three oldest universities in India (along with the University of Calcutta and the University of Mumbai). The university was incorporated on 5 September 1857 by an act of the Legislative Council of India. The university is situated in the southern city of Chennai. It is a collegiate university and has six campuses in the city Chepauk, Marina, Guindy, Taramani, Maduravoyal and Chetpet. It has more than 50 departments.
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Matthew Doyle
YORK TWP. — There aren't many softball games where both coaches have the same opinion on how their teams played, but Buckeye's Howie Calame and Black River's Lauren Toth agreed on a lot of things Monday.
Toth's Pirates beat Calame's Bucks 10-8 in nine innings in a wild Patriot Athletic Conference Stars Division game that featured 31 hits and six errors.
Both coaches agreed the hitting was off the charts, the fielding was subpar and Black River's Dagmar Smith is one of the top pitchers in Medina County.
Though Smith (10-9) gave up eight runs, only three were earned as the Pirates (12-10, 8-6) made five errors. She did allow 13 hits to the Bucks (9-12, 6-7), a total that matched her 13 strikeouts.
And to think the game was 1-1 after five innings and sailing along.
Then the contest looked over after the top of the sixth, when Black River batted through the entire lineup and scored six times against Buckeye starter Maggie Calame to go up 7-1.
The Pirates had the middle of the lineup lead off the inning with four straight batters reaching base, including an RBI double by Danielle Sexton. Black River got four of its runs in the inning with two outs.
"I'm very proud of the way we hit today," Toth said. "The bottom of our lineup has not been hitting like it can. Today they came out and they hit in situations when we needed to come through with a big hit."
With a huge lead and Smith coming off a fifth inning where she struck out three of the four batters she faced, Black River appeared to be in control.
But Howie Calame's crew fought its way back into the game.
The Bucks received solid contributions from their Nos. 3-6 hitters, who scored seven of the team's eight runs. Chrissy Nichols was the biggest stick, going 3-for-4 with three runs scored.
Black River errors also helped.
"We had outs and we just didn't make them," said Toth, whose team made four errors over the sixth and seventh innings. "That killed the pitcher. (Smith) was just overthrowing."
Smith, however, continued to fight through the errors. She got through the seventh inning with the score tied and made sure she didn't let the Bucks take the game away in the next two innings.
The bottom of Black River's lineup came through again in the top of the ninth, with No. 9 hitter Nastia Patrusheva collecting her fourth hit of the day. That hit scored Madison Combs from second and gave the Pirates the lead once again.
"Usually she's a tactical bunter, and to come up with some big hits, it proves what she can do," Toth said with a smile. "I think it's a confidence-builder for her."
Smith followed Patrusheva with a huge RBI single, giving herself an insurance run.
As it turned out, she didn't need it, as she retired the side in order in the bottom of the inning, ending the game with her 13th strikeout.
"You've got to know that you're going to hit the ball," Smith said. "You have to have full confidence in yourself and your teammates. And we did that (in the ninth)."
Hannah Messenger added three singles for the Pirates, while Megan Scott and Combs had two apiece.
Nichols (6-7) took the loss in relief for the Bucks, despite pitching a strong two innings and striking out three. Offensively, Julia Sekerak, Kelsie Shultz and Maggie Calame all had two hits for Buckeye.
Other than committing mental and physical errors in the field, both coaches said the game was a good tune-up for postseason play, which starts this week.
"Scoring eight runs off Dagmar is going to help us," Howie Calame said. "Team-wise, especially fielding, we have some work to do, but we had some positive signs today."
Said Toth: "We head into the tournament next, so mentally and defensively, we have to come ready to play. I think hitting-wise we can move forward from here."
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As ordered reported by the House Committee on Natural Resources on June 12, 2013
CBO estimates that enacting H.R. 657 would affect offsetting receipts, which are treated as reductions in direct spending; therefore, pay-as-you-go procedures apply. However, CBO estimates that any such effects would be negligible over the 2014-2023 period. We also estimate that implementing the legislation would have no significant impact on discretionary spending. Enacting H.R. 657 would not affect revenues.
H.R. 657 would increase the term of new grazing permits on federal lands from 10 years to 20 years and allow expired and transferred grazing permits to remain in effect until new permits are issued by the Bureau of Land Management or the Forest Service. Based on information provided by the affected agencies, CBO estimates that enacting that provision would have a minimal impact on offsetting receipts each year because those agencies have the authority under current law to extend expired permits. The bill would allow the affected agencies to collect offsetting receipts from transferred permits sooner than it would under current law; however, because the number of permits that would be affected each year accounts for less than 5 percent of all federal grazing permits, the net budgetary impact would be negligible. In 2012, gross federal collections from grazing permits totaled about $20 million.
Because the bill would allow transferred permits to remain in effect under the terms of the original permit until that permit expires, CBO expects that the agencies would receive fewer requests for new permits in the next few years; however, because those permits would need to be renewed in later years, CBO estimates that implementing the provision would have no significant net effect on agencies' workloads over the 2014-2018 period.
Finally, the bill would exclude certain grazing lands from compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and would exempt certain renewed or transferred grazing permits from NEPA requirements. CBO estimates that those provisions would have no effect on discretionary spending because we expect that any reduction in spending on NEPA activities on those lands would be spent to reduce the agencies' backlog of incomplete NEPA activities on other federal lands.
H.R. 657 contains no intergovernmental or private-sector mandates as defined in the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act and would not affect the budgets of state, local, or tribal governments.