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Karen White
June 2012, Women's Fiction
NAL, $15.00, 416 pages, Amazon ASIN 0451236769
When looking on Amazon for information about the latest book in Ms. Whites Tradd Street series, I came across this book. I enjoy Ms. Whites grit lit" - southern womens fiction - and her writing is eloquent and evocative. Both aspects are present in this book, but I did have some problems with the plotting and the pacing. Still, even though the book was drawn-out I cant say that I completely regret the time spent reading it.
Although Ava Whalen and Phil were engaged for four years she never was able to set a date. She has fought a feeling of restlessness and not belonging all her life. But once she meets Matthew Frazier all that changes. Impetuously she and Matthew elope after only a month together, to the dismay of her family and Phil.
She is eager to start her new life as Matthews wife even if she doesnt have her familys full support. Although she is deathly afraid of water and has been all her life, she is willing to face her fears, since Matthews ancestral home is on Simons Island off the coast of Georgia.
Upon arriving at his home Ava has an eerie feeling that she has lived there all her life. But that is not the only disconcerting emotion she has to face. Trish, a longtime friend of Matthews deceased parents who stepped in to act as his surrogate family lets slip that Ava is Matthews second wife and his first wife was also a midwife.
Matthew has a good explanation why he didnt tell her about his first marriage or his wifes death. But then every time Ava confronts him about additional uncovered secrets he always has a glib if logical reason.
Living with the ghost of Matthews first wife, and fighting the feeling of déjà vu, Ava endeavors to learn more about the woman her husband loved and Matthews ancestors. Matthew seems to hinder her every move. Her heart tells her one thing but her head tells her another. Who is the man she married?
The book is told from three points of view: Avas, Avas mother Gloria, and Pamela, a midwife from the 19th century that lived on the same property. While I understand that Ms. White's intention in illustrating Avas secret-filled life, both past and present, Avas history and her relationship with her mother were not compelling aspects of the story and just bogged the book down. And really at first it was a stretch to see a correlation between Avas life and Pamelas, even with the commonality of their shared career. The family dynamics were just so different. But I suspect that was Ms. Whites intent - keep the reader guessing. Is this a case of reincarnation or not?
The leisurely beginning didnt bother me at first, but toward the middle it became very vexing. I felt torn, with Ms. Whites talented writing and the twist and turns pulling me in the story, but the slow disclosure of information generated more impatience than interest. Finally, I couldnt stand it anymore and jumped to the end. The story was intriguing but not compelling. Several times I could have put the book down and not picked it back up, especially after reading the end. The characters are authentic - well, except for Matthew. The setting is interesting and the Southern essence of the book is enticing. I enjoyed the historical aspect of it too, although not so much Avas research methods. I much preferred being show the history through Pamelas eyes.
This book ended up being a mixed bag for me with equal amounts of positive aspects mixed up with negatives, leaving me only able to give this book a qualified recommendation.
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Position: FB
Height: 6-0 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: November 22, 1932 in Washington Court House, OH
Died: May 29, 2003 in Washington Court House, OH
High School: Washington Court House
College: Tennessee (school history) (Smith college stats)
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The US Army blew it when they recruited Bowe Bergdahl. He had been discharged administratively from the US Coast Guard for psychological reasons. Then, he showed up at the US Army as he was a person lost on life, and had no where else to go. The US Army ask questions when you sign up. If the recruiter had been listening or simply looking at Bergdahl's application, they could have justly concluded that he was a reject.
Instead, they brought him on board. They invested in his training and apparently found no reason not to deploy him to Afghanistan. In the meantime, he was talking to a lot his friends in ways that revealed his unhappiness and fragile state. No one came to help him. Most important, his military chain of command didn't understand the problem that they had, one that jeopardized his fellow soldiers.
Bergdahl must be held accountable for part of his problem, but there are others responsible for his situation as well. Surely, any reasonable investigation would have revealed his state.
It was inappropriate for the President of the United States to trade five of the highest value and most dangerous Taliban leaders for this "mental case."
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BY STEPHANIE MCCRUMMEN June 11 at 11:03 AM
Before he became a Taliban prisoner, before he wrote in his journal "I am the lone wolf of deadly nothingness," before he ever joined the Army, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was discharged from the U.S. Coast Guard for psychological reasons, said close friends who were worried about his emotional health at the time.
The 2006 discharge and a trove of Bergdahl's writing — the handwritten journal along with other essays, stories and e-mails provided to The Washington Post — paint a portrait of a deeply complicated and fragile young man who was by his own account struggling to maintain his mental stability from the start of basic training until the moment he walked off his post in eastern Afghanistan.
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PRINCETON, N.J. - The University of Massachusetts men's and women's diving teams competed at the Princeton Invitational in Princeton, N.J. this weekend. Senior Logan Alomar (Silver Spring, Md.) was the top UMass performer, winning the one-meter dive with a score of 289.45. Alomar also placed second in the three-meter dive, recording a mark of 273.10.
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Laura Kiessling in her office in the Chemistry Building at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2007. Courtesy Jeff Miller/University of Wisconsin–Madison.
The number of genes that different animals have does not fully explain the differences between them. Chemical reactions between the various proteins that genes make could account for much of the diversity of life. Laura Kiessling (b. 1960) studies the protein interactions that may give rise to the complexity that differentiates species from one another.
Brought up in Lake Mills, Wisconsin, Kiessling had fun playing with the science kits that she and her younger brothers received as presents. Instead of following the printed instructions, though, they improvised their own projects using the supplied materials––often with unforeseen results!
Enjoying mathematics and science throughout her school career, and encouraged by her teachers, she attended the University of Wisconsin–Madison for one year. Despite her relatively unsophisticated small-town background, she found to her surprise that she could excel in university science courses. A trip during spring break to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a friend whose sister was attending the school opened Kiessling's eyes to an even wider world of science where women were, by the 1970s, better represented in science courses than at Wisconsin. She applied to MIT as a transfer student and was accepted.
At MIT Kiessling became excited about organic chemistry in particular. From MIT she progressed to Yale University for her Ph.D., then on to the California Institute of Technology for a postgraduate fellowship, and finally back to the University of Wisconsin in 1991, where she is a professor in both the chemistry and biochemistry departments.
Laura Kiessling (right) talks with one of her graduate students in her research lab at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2007. Courtesy Jeff Miller/University of Wisconsin–Madison.
In her research Kiessling uses her training as an organic chemist to design and synthesize molecules that mimic various natural molecules that take part in the life and functioning of the body's cells. Tracking what happens when the synthetic molecules enter into, or in some cases block, particular bodily processes helps understand these processes at the molecular level. Kiessling investigates all the forms in which proteins occur in our bodies; for example, proteins in combination with chemical groups that carry phosphorus or that have the form of sugars.
These last, the glycoproteins, have been a long-term interest of hers. Many life processes depend on cells sticking to each other: for example, immune responses to bacteria, viruses, and other invaders; the spread of cancer from cell to cell; and the clumping of fibers in the brain in Alzheimer's disease. Such sticking is made possible by protein and sugar molecules that stud the surfaces of cells. For example, white blood cells, one of the body's primary defenders against injury, respond by moving out of the blood stream to the site of injury, but first they must be slowed down by sticking to the walls of blood vessels. This is accomplished by proteins on the surface of the white blood cells that grab glycoproteins on the cells of the walls of blood vessels. But the proteins on the white blood cells (called L-selectins) are also what cause excessive swelling at the site of an injury. Kiessling has designed synthetic glycoproteins that trick the L-selectins into binding to them. Once clumped, the L-selectins naturally drop off cells and can no longer cause swelling. This way, the white blood cells are able to do their job but without creating painful swelling. Here, as in much of her research, there are possible applications for new medicines that might, for example, be effective in treating the rheumatoid arthritis that afflicts so many people, young and old.
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Cey's shutout was the first in Notre Dame's playoff history, and made the Irish the last team in the CCHA to record a shutout this season.
The victory evens the Irish record at 16-16-6 overall. Miami falls to 21-16-3 for the year.
"We played with a lot of poise tonight," said Irish coach Dave Poulin. "We told them after the second period that this game wasn't going to end 1-0. When we got the goal, they kept attacking and applying pressure on the forecheck."
The lone goal of the game came after 47 minutes of scoreless action. Jake Wiegand dug the puck out of the left-wing corner in the Miami zone and fed it to Brett Lebda at the left point. Lebda managed to keep the bouncing puck in the zone and got a shot on the net. Miami goaltender David Burleigh got his pads on it, but the rebound came out front.
Wallace fought off a Miami player and beat Burleigh low to the glove side at 7:18 for his sixth goal of the season.
"We worked the puck deep into the zone and then back to (Brett) Lebda at the point. He got off a great shot and I just went to the net. The rebound bounced right to me and I just snuck it in low to his glove hand," said Wallace.
The RedHawks peppered Cey with 14 shots in the first period but were unable to get any of those chances past his defense. Miami junior Greg Hogeboom, who notched his first career hat trick in last night's 4-2 Miami win, had three scoring chances in front of the net but each time Cey was there with the save. Both team's had one power play each in the frame and managed two shots on goal without finding the back of the net.
As the game went on, it became obvious that the goaltenders were in control as neither team managed to get on the scoreboard through the first 40 minutes. Heading into the third period, Cey had stopped all 27 shots he faced and Burleigh had done the same with 20 Notre Dame offerings.
After Wallace put the Irish ahead, Miami still had its chances, but Cey was equal to the task. The RedHawks pulled Burleigh with 57 seconds left for a sixth attacker and were able to get three good chances. The best came off the stick of right wing Greg Hogeboom, who had a hat trick in Friday's 4-1 win. Hogeboom came out of the left corner alone and got off a great shot with 25 seconds left.
"He came down the side and I just tried to play the angle all the way," said Cey. "I played the short side and was lucky to get a pad on the shot. Luckily he didn't try to pass it because I was watching him all the way."
Cey totaled 37 saves en route to his first blanking of the season. Burleigh notched 29 saves for the RedHawks as he lowered his goals against average to 2.35, which if it stands will be a new single-season record for a Miami netminder.
Both teams were unsuccessful on three power-play attempts.
Miami and Notre Dame take to the ice Sunday night at 7:35 p.m. in Goggin Ice Arena to decide the best-of-three CCHA playoff series.
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By User769227-Oracle on Jan 16, 2009
I find working here at Oracle I am always "finding" great people who are doing interesting things here. Talking to one of my colleagues in Singapore she referred me onto the Talented Apps Blog.
Quoting from the Talented Apps Blogsite: "Talented Apps is written by a group of Development and Strategy individuals within the Oracle Fusion HCM team. Our focus is on the industry and future of Talent Management although we expect we will wander from that focus on occasion."
It makes enjoyable reading to read blogs that are written by people who are passionate about their work. Our blogging team at Talented Apps are putting up some great content about the future of Talent Management. The work they are doing has not gone unrecognised as they have recently been rated in the Top 25 Talent Management Blog Power Rankings 2.0 by the Fistful of Talent Website.
There is some good information on this site and Congratulations to the Talented Apps Team on your rating, keep up the good work as I look forward to continue hearing your stories and articles.


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Steve Keller, Director of Education for the Professional Tennis Registry, (PTR) is responsible for the educational direction and content of PTR within the United States and abroad. Keller oversees PTR clinical training, content delivery, design and professional development courses to create opportunities for certified tennis professionals. Keller has been a member of PTR since 1986, and a member of the United State Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) since 2005. He spent eighteen years with the Dennis Van der Meer organization, prior to joining Tennis Corporation of America (TCA) organization.
Examiner: What are the current development trends influencing the education and credentialing of professional coaches?
SK: This is a terrific question. The tennis teaching industry has come a very long way in the way it now educates and certifies tennis coaches. PTR previously had one general certification from 1976 through 2010, basically a one size fits all education/certification program. In 2011, we made the change to incorporate specified education and certification for coaches working in different areas of the game. For example, the manner or methodology in which you teach an adult how to play the game is vastly different from how you introduce a young child to the game. PTR now offers four distinct educational pathways for coaches with areas of concentration in 10 and under, 11 to 17, Performance, and Adult Development.
Examiner: What are the benefits of a consumer working with a certified professional?
SK: Certified professionals have made it a point to reach higher in their commitment to education. In the current marketplace, consumers have become savvy to reach out to credentialed coaches. The consumer mindset has gradually shifted to the thinking of, "If I am willing to invest in a particular coach, I want to have a degree of assurance that this person has gone through an educational program that will best serve my needs."
Additionally, certified professionals are not only licensed but have the ability to be insured. There is a lot to be said for "peace of mind," knowing that you are walking out on a court with a professional that is licensed and insured.
Examiner: This year the PTR & USPTA announced a programmatic alliance in an effort to elevate the standards of tennis teaching professionals. Explain the collaboration between the PTR & USPTA. In what ways will this alliance improve the resources of professional coaching?
SK: This is a very exciting time in the industry. We have several areas of collaboration with the USPTA. A new continuing education requirement for coaches as well as a joint partnership with the United States Tennis Association (USTA) and USPTA featuring education for coaches working with players under the age of ten through The Coach Youth Tennis initiative.
Both organizations have realized a need for continuing education for quite some time. We feel it is crucial for professionals to expand their knowledge and stay current with the latest information available. By having both organizations in this together, coaches can see that the industry and teaching organizations take this seriously. The bottom line is simple, we want better qualified coaches in the sport. Quality coaches produce quality results, everyone wins in the long run. Coaches, students, and parents all gain in the end.
One quick note on The Coach Youth Tennis Initiative. PTR has been a leader of 10 and under education for the last several years (in fact we have certified more than 2,500 coaches in 10 and under tennis over the last three years alone. In having the USPTA partnering with PTR and the USTA this will make a huge difference in getting children off to a good start in the sport and hopefully keep the growth of the game healthy for many years to come. Finally, PTR and the USPTA have agreed to collaborate on conferences and professional development opportunities for members. Reciprocity is given to coaches attending either organizations events.
Examienr: Does PTR have a Sport Psychology component to their certification? How important is an understanding of Sport Psychology in the overall mix of a teaching professionals development?
SK: We do have components relating to Sport Psychology within our Master of Tennis program. PTR has been very fortunate to have an association with Jim Loehr from the inception of the organization. In fact, Jim Loehr was just inducted into the PTR Hall of Fame this past February. PTR has only three people inducted into the Hall, our founder, Dennis Van der Meer, legendary coach Jim Verdieck from the University of Redlands, and now Jim Loehr.
We have annually offered a program in conjunction with our International Symposium with Dr. Loehr's, Human Performance Institute. His program offers an incredible educational opportunity for coaches working with mental training and performance. The amount of information in this area has grown substantially. We are currently looking at additional opportunities in this area that will have broader outreach to our membership.
Examiner: Competitive junior tennis is becoming more and more stressful as parents hope their child secures a college scholarship from tennis. There are many stories of cheating that occur regularly in junior tennis. Is the education and development process helping coaches discuss these issues with junior players and parents? Coaches receive pressure from parents for their children to win, and parents pressure their children to produce.
SK: I am pleased to announce that we do cover this area. When developing content for our new educational pathway, our CEO Dan Santorum insisted on having the areas of sportsmanship and fair play covered in our new curriculums. Dan has a son competing in youth sports and has personally coached many young athletes in a competitive environment. Many coaches have gotten away from educating their players in this area but as you can see we take this matter seriously and will continue to lead the charge with our junior development educational offerings.
Examiner: What would you like to see going forward in advancing the standards of professional teaching?
SK: With the evolution of our educational pathway, we have recognized the need for coaches to become well rounded. The more educational opportunities we can provide for our coaches the better for the industry. I would strongly encourage all coaches from the most seasoned veterans to the novice coach just starting out to seek out quality education. PTR has challenged coaches over the years to "Make a World of Difference."
PTR will continue to raise the bar higher and challenge coaches to continue their personal and professional growth.
Examiner: You've been involved in professional tennis education and development for quite a while. Do you have any favorite, quotes, tips or stories that keep you focused on the long game of your career?
SK: My favorite quote is from Francis Bacon, "Knowledge is Power." Personally, I still make it a point to attend as many educational and professional development events as possible. I LOVE to LEARN, every little gem I can pick up along the journey is precious. The additional education I gain is beneficial to not only myself but also to the coaches I meet along the way. Anytime I can create content or share information I feel tremendously rewarded. I also must add it is an incredible feeling when the wheels are up on my flight out of a city that I have made a difference in the life of someone that will then in turn make a difference in another person's life. That is direct impact and extremely powerful.
Examiner: Steve thanks so much for taking time out of your very busy schedule to participate in this discussion.


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Colon Cancer
While many people think of colon cancer as a "man's disease," it affects women in almost equal numbers – 75,000 American women will be diagnosed with the disease each year, and more than 26,000 will die of colon cancer.
But the good news is that colon cancer is one of the most preventable of cancers. It almost always starts as a small growth called a polyp. Testing can save lives by finding polyps and allowing their removal before they become cancer. Eating a low-fat diet, rich in fruits and vegetables, can also make you less likely to have colon cancer.
One of the following testing options is recommended beginning at age 50. Talk to your doctor about which is best for you.
- Yearly fecal occult blood test (FOBT)
- Flexible sigmoidoscopy every five years
- Yearly FOBT and flexible signoidoscopy every five years (preferred over either alone)
- Double contrast barium enema every five years
- Colonoscopy every 10 years.
Any positive test should be followed up with a colonoscopy.
Discuss beginning earlier screening if you have a personal history of colorectal cancer or polyps, a strong family history of either, a personal history of chronic inflammatory bowel disease or a family history of a hereditary colorectal cancer syndrome.
See also:
- Colon Cancer: The VICC.ORG Directory of Cancers,Treatments, Services & Resources
- The Hereditary Cancer Program, including information on Hereditary Colon Cancer
- American Cancer Society
- American Society of Clinical Oncology
- Association of Cancer Online Resources
- Colon Cancer Alliance
- Colorectal Cancer Network
- Gilda's Club Nashville
- Hereditary Colorectal Cancer Registry
- Hope Connection
- Patient and Family Resource Center
- Prevent Cancer Foundation
- Osher Center for Integrative Medicine
- Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center REACH for Survivorship Program
- Wellness Community


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So im trying to get back into art / drawing, its been a good few years so im rusty as hell but I really want to get better. This will be my 'digital sketchbook' I guess, hopefully it will keep me motivated and il post as much as I can.
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2012-13 Track & Field: Notched a career-best indoor mark of 4.90-meters at the Penn State National for a fourth-place finish...Recorded four top 10 finishes during the indoor season as he placed sixth at Christopher Newport (4.31m), seventh at the Virginia Tech Invitational (4.67m), fourth at Penn State (4.90m), and eighth at the C-USA Indoor Championships (4.67m)...Competed in the outdoor season unattached...Won the 49er Classic with a mark of 4.75-meters (15-07.00)...Placed third at the Charlotte Invitational with a clearance of 4.45-meters (14-07.25).
2011-12 Track & Field: Recorded a season-best mark of 4.78-meters at the C-USA Indoor Championships for a fifth-place finish...Notched a mark of 4.75-meters at both the Penn State National and the SPIRE Invitational where he placed fourth and 12th, respectively...Notched a career-best and school record mark of 5.12-meters at VMI for a first-place finish...Won the Charlotte Invitational with a mark of 4.80-meters...Earned a first-place finish in the Quad Meet with a mark of 4.65-meters...Placed sixth at the C-USA Outdoor Championships with a mark of 4.73-meters.
2010-11 Track & Field: Turned in a season-best vault of 4.60 meters at the Charlotte Invitational, taking second place...Placed eighth at the C-USA Outdoor Championships...Competed a total of five times during the outdoor season.
2009-10 Track & Field: Best finish of the season occurred at the C-USA Outdoor Championships, taking sixth-place with a school-record mark of 4.65 meters...Also finished ninth at the league's indoor meet, recording a vault of 4.61 meters.
High School: Was the MVP at the regional meet his senior season...Earned the state title in 2009 and was fifth at the national meet...Picked up four varsity letters in track and field...Given the Coaches Award and was named the MVP of the field events...Named the rookie-of-the-year his freshman season...Never finished out of the top five at any meet on any level.
Personal: Born Stephen Hodapp on October 3, 1990 in Charlotte, N.C...Son of Richard and Jane Hodapp...Majoring in exercise physiology...Has a brother, Sam, who was a pole vaulter at UNC Wilmington...A consistent honor roll performer in high school.


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Is your pet on the pill? Or do you apply an oily liquid to their skin every month? Differentiating between the many oral and topical heart worm preventives available to select the medication appropriate for your pet may be confusing. Similarly, few pet owners have the opportunities to thoroughly understand the differences between heartworm preventives. In this article, I will outline the differences between each heartworm preventive and discuss the importance of monthly heartworm preventives.
Heartworm disease is caused by a parasitic worm that colonizes the large vessels leading from the heart to the lungs. Mosquitos spread heartworms and any dog that is exposed to mosquitos is at risk of developing the disease. The disease has been identified in every state in the United States and dogs living in the Southeast are at particularly high risk. The American Heartworm Society recommends year-round treatment with a heartworm preventative regardless of the geographical location.
Heartworm preventives are insecticides that kill heartworm larvae. These medications are given on a monthly basis and can be given orally or topically. It is recommended to give heartworm medication year-round despite the observation that mosquitos are less active during the winter and your dog is less likely to become infected. However by providing your dog with year round preventives, the total number of heartworms present in a community is reduced. Fewer numbers of heartworm present in a community provides an additionally source of protection to all of the pets in the community.
Brand Names:
- Heartgard, Heartgard Plus (by Merial)
- Iverhart Plus, Iverhart Max (by Virbac)
- Tri-Heart Plus (by Schering Plough
These heartworm medications are given orally once per-month. Although the amount of drug present in the mediation is effective at killing heartworm larvae, it is not sufficient to eliminate other types of parasites. Medications with a "plus" refer to the addition of another parasite medication called pyrantel pamoate that kills common intestinal parasites hookworms and roundworms. The "max" indicates the addition of praziquantel that targets tapeworms in addition to pyrantel pamoate and ivermectin. Although these drugs are considered to be very safe- they do cause neurological side affects in dogs such as Collies and Shetland Sheepdogs that are considered to be genetically sensitive to the drug.
-Targets just heartworm. If additional drugs are added (Plus) targets hookworms and roundworms. If another drug is added (Max) targets tapeworms.
- Safe in most dogs except Collies and Shetland Sheepdogs
Milbemycin Oxime
Brand Names:
These heartworm medications are also given orally once per-month. They target heartworms, roundworms, hookworms and whipworms and include another drug to prevent flea infestation. These drugs are very safe and adverse effects such as tremors and wobbly gait are rarely seen. Similarly, no specific dog breeds have been reported to be sensitive to milbemycin.
-Target heartworm, roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and prevent flea infestation
- Safe for most dogs
Brand Names:
- Revolution (by Pfizer)
Selamectin is applied topically once per-month. In addition to heartworm larvae, it kills hookworms, roundworms fleas and ear mites. Because selamectin is absorbed through the skin, it must be applied directly to the skin, commonly between the should blades to be effective. Most dogs tolerate selamectin well, however some dogs do have adverse reactions such as loss of appetite, excessive drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, muscle tremors, fever and rapid breathing.
- Targets heart worm larvae, hookworms, roundworms, fleas and ear mites
- Some adverse reactions
Brand Names:
- Advantage Multi (by Bayer)
- Proheart 6 (by Fort Dodge)
Moxidectin kills heartworms, hookworms, roundworms whipworms and fleas. Advantage Multi is administered topically directly onto the skin. This drug rarely causes side affects such as lethargy, itching and hyperactivity. Proheart 6 is an injectable drug given every six months. The drug is released slowly into the bloodstream allowing it last for six months. Unfortunately severe adverse reactions and death has been reported following the administration of this drug resulting in the FDA withdrawing the drug from the market in 2004. The drug was reintroduced in 2008 with additional warnings, precautions and adverse reactions. Veterinarians who have completed the company's certification can only give this drug. It is not for dogs with allergic diseases such as food, skin or flea allergies or those that are sick, debilitated or underweight. Similarly this drug cannot be given within a month of vaccinations.
- Targets heartworm, heartworms, hookworms, roundworms and whipworms. Proheart 6 can be given every 6 months.
- Proheart 6 can cause severe side effects including death and cannot be given to every dog
Having options and understanding your options improves your decision making process. With over twelve heartworm preventive products available, deciding on the right product for your pet may be difficult. If flea control is important to you, then select those that also target fleas. Similarly, if you cannot give your pet a pill every month, a topical medication may fit your needs. If price is a concern, ask your veterinarian about special promotions from these companies, as rebates are often available. The most important aspect of heartworm preventives is that they are given regularly every month.


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I would like to compute the cardinality of an elliptic curve group over the finite field $\mathbb{F}_{991}$. I'm trying to use sage but I still have an error in the syntax (I never used it before and I tryed to adapt a code). Here is what I have:
sage: E = EllipticCurve(GF(991))
sage: E
Elliptic Curve defined by y^2 = x^3 + 446*x + 471 over Finite Field of order 991
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Indiana University South Bend (IUSB) provides a full range of financial aid options for graduate students. In fact, a full half of all IU South Bend graduate students recieve some form of financial aid in order to attend. Each year approximately $37 million in financial aid is awarded to our students.
Graduate Students may be eligible for the following forms of financial aid:
The first and most important step in arranging any graduate financial aid (including loans, grants and some scholarships) is to complete and submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid - FAFSA
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About the Chancellor's Diversity Initiative
The Office of the Chancellor's Diversity Initiative (CDI) is centrally located in Jesse Hall on the University of Missouri campus in Columbia, Mo. Throughout the university, our staff enhances institutional diversity through collaborative partnerships and strategic efforts that promote inclusive excellence and a welcoming campus.
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Field Hockey Falls To Richmond In A-10 Title Game, 4-1
Nov. 9, 2002
RICHMOND, Va. - Richmond University (16-6) used a three-goal first half to defeat the University of the Massachusetts (5-17), 4-1, this afternoon for its first Atlantic 10 Championship. The loss snapped a 13-game winning streak for the Minutewomen in this championship since suffering a 3-2 loss to Rhode Island on Nov. 4, 1995.
The Spiders struck first as Laura Hurr scored off a feed from Kristin Gavin just 6:52 into the game. The Minutewomen stopped the penalty corner, but their failure to clear resulted in the score. Lydia Decembrino scored what turned out to be the game-winner on a penalty stroke less than eight minutes later.
After another Spider goal, the Minutewomen scored on a penalty corner to make the score 3-1 just before halftime. Seniors Stacey Blue (Bellingham, Mass.) and Erika Whiston (Athol, Mass.) set up senior Sarah Bohonowicz (South Deerfield, Mass.) for the goal. For Bohonowicz, it was her third goal of the season.
In the second half, Richmond's defense did not allow the Minutewomen to score and limited them to just six shots, two of which were on net. The Spiders' Kristen Gavin added the fourth goal off a penalty corner in the 67th minute.
Richmond, who captured its first-ever A-10 title, out-shot the Minutewomen, 17-9, and held the edge in penalty corners, 10-7. UMass sophomore goalkeeper Christine Tocco (Reading, Mass.) made five saves in the second half, while junior Ashley Egland (Illion, N.Y.) did not record a save in the first half of play. Richmond's Michelle Swartz made two saves in the win.
Freshman Patricia Borneo (Arima, Trinidad & Tobago), sophomore Heather Kenney (Whitehouse Station, N.J.) and sophomore Adrianne Monaco (Oxford, N.Y.) were named to the All-Tournament team. Richmond's Lydia Decembrino was picked as the Most Outstanding Player.
Massachusetts concludes its season at 5-17, while the Spiders earn the conference's automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament.
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So it's been awhile that I wrote something of substance! I can only say--I have been CRAZY BUSY at work/with work/traveling for work...you name it--just add the word "work" in there somewhere!
That said...this weekend, to celebrate the Labor Day holiday I will make sure that I have plenty of time to devote to my food blogs!
History of Labor Day:
Labor Day is when Americans celebrate....LABOR...by NOT doing any. It's an actual federal holiday--something we don't get enough of, if you ask me! Thank you President Grover Cleveland--I don't remember much else that you may have accomplished, but I remember this. Is that telling? Oh, well! It also traditionally marks the very sad end of summer. Kids go back to school, homemakers go back to bonbons after scurrying around trying to ensure their kids stay busy throughout the summer, football (American football, that is) season starts so that all the working out that guys may have partaken in can be undone with beer on Mondays…and working people? Well...working people everywhere except those poor folks in the service industry (much love to you, I remember!) get 1 day off to commemorate their countless hours of work for the year.
And, of course, the big one--if you're a traditional fashionista--it will no longer be OK for you to wear white...bridezillas notwithstanding.
Possible Labor Day Weekend Festivities:
- The Spotted Pig (I am lately obsessed with Chef April Bloomfield after reading/seeing interviews/etc.)
- Union Square Green Market
- August
- BBQ in the backyard!
- Anything else I can think of to take advantage of this weekend!
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College Hockey:Rookie Paige Sends Notre Dame To Super Six
Irish Edge Broncos In Deciding Game
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Freshman center Jason Paige came up with the biggest goal of his rookie season when he beat Western Michigan goaltender Eric Marvin at 12:35 of overtime to give Notre Dame a 5-4 win and the Irish the series, two games to one.
The win sends Notre Dame to the CCHA Super Six for the third consecutive season and fourth time in five years. The Irish will face Ohio State at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday at Joe Louis Arena.
On the goal, Cory McLean carried the puck into the Western zone and flipped the puck to Wallace coming down the middle of the ice. The sophomore, who had already scored twice in the game, headed for the goal and at the last second slid a pass to Paige, who raced down the right side.
Paige wasted little time as he fired a shot from the bottom of the right wing circle that beat Marvin for the deciding goal.
"Wally (Tim Wallace) was breaking wide, so I just went hard to the net and he dropped it back to me. I just shot it quick and it went in," said Paige.
"Cory gave me the puck and I went toward the goal," said Wallace. "I knew the guy who was back was a forward and I saw Jason coming to my right. I just slid it over and he took care of the rest."
After winning 4-0 on Saturday night, Western Michigan jumped out to a 1-0 first-period lead on a goal by Dana Lattery at 17:57.
Notre Dame finally broke through on Marvin after the sophomore goaltender had blanked the Irish in the first four periods he played in the series. Aaron Gill collected his 13th goal just as a minor penalty to Jeff Campbell expired. Rob Globke fed the Irish center from the left wing and Gill snapped a shot under the crossbar just 1:42 into the second period to tie the game.
Jeremy Cheyne put the Broncos on top at 8:14 with a power-play goal as he stuffed the rebound of a Lucas Drake shot behind David Brown in the Notre Dame goal.
Wallace took over from there, scoring twice in a span of four minutes and 12 seconds. The goals snapped a 34-game scoring drought for the native of Anchorage, Alaska.
His first came on a breakaway as left wing Mike Walsh deflected a clearing pass from Chris Trick across the blue line to Wallace, who raced in and beat Marvin with a nice move at 13:56 to tie the game at 2. He then put the Irish ahead at 17:08 when he flipped a McLean rebound over Marvin for a 3-2 lead.
For the hard-luck winger, the goals came at a great time.
"Mike Walsh made a great pass over to me on the breakaway. Scoring that goal got the gorilla off my back. The second one, Cory (McLean) did all the work and set up the shot. I just had to put it in," said Wallace.
Notre Dame built the lead to 4-2 at 3:28 of the third period when he cut across the slot and used a defenseman as a screen, whipping a shot past Marvin for his 18th goal of the year.
The Broncos weren't done, though. Vince Bellissimo scored on a five-on-three power play at 9:24 and Pat Dwyer turned in a great individual effort when he picked off an errant Irish clearing attempt and beat Brown with a shot from the slot.
Brown held the Broncos at bay the rest of the period as he made 11 of his 33 saves in the final stanza. That set up Paige's overtime heroics.
"This was definitely an emotional night for us. We played with poise after giving up the two-goal lead and played well in overtime," said Irish head coach Dave Poulin. "They gave us a great battle. That's what we expected from them. They have great senior leadership with (Dana) Lattery and (Jeff) Campbell. They just kept coming."
Western Michigan outshot Notre Dame, 37-26. Marvin finished the game with 21 saves, while Brown had 33 for the Irish.
The win improves Notre Dame to 20-13-4 on the year and gives Poulin his first 20-win season with the Irish. Western Michigan finishes the year 17-18-4 for the season.
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Wall Street Journal: An Unusual Religious Alliance
Georgette Bennett writes about the Multifaith Alliance For Syrian Refugees that she founded and JDC's part in the coalition's work in Jordan.
Georgette Bennett writes about the Multifaith Alliance For Syrian Refugees that she founded and JDC's part in the coalition's work in Jordan.
The nationwide daily interviewed JDC's Diego Ornique and Sasah Friedman, and highlighted camp Szarvas and Risk OY, a fashion line JDC helped found in Poland.
JDC CEO Alan Gill wrote an op-ed on the plight of Ukrainian Jews this holiday.
In a sweeping multi-media feature, the major media outlet took an in-depth look at the thriving Jewish community of Tunisia and JDC's key role in supporting it.
The Gray Lady ran a letter from JDC's FSU Director Michal Frank on the Jewish response to the ravages of war in the eastern European country.
CNN included JDC among top aid organizations providing humanitarian relief in the eastern European country.
JDC Board Member Betsy Sheerr wrote about Jewish responses to the crises in Ukraine and France.
Algemeiner, JTA, and The Jerusalem Post covered a rocket attack on JDC's Hesed social welfare center in the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk.
Ukrainian TV interviewed Jewish children attending a special JDC day camp program for displaced persons who fled violence in east Ukraine.
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Visit our kitchen store located outside in the barn, open Friday & Saturday.
Look for our new store on 10 Tremont Street (next to Claremont Spice) in Claremont, NH!
Seafood Casseroles can be pretty ho-hum..usually with over-cooked scallops and shrimp..key is to cook the seafood in the oven minus the topping and in a shallow vessel in a single layer..so the shrimp etc cook QUICKLY...then add topping to melt...you could skip the cheese in this recipe.. ALSO you could cook the Mussels in the Pumpkin Curry...you might need to thin it out with a little water/stock
Seafood casserole cont. add 3 T dry sherry..1/4 C heavy cream..1 t soy sauce..1 t fresh thyme leaves..let sauce to room temperature.
Melt 2 T butter plus 2 T olive oil in a large skillet.
Add 1 medium onion.small dice until beginning to brown..about 4 minutes
Add 2 gloves of garlic..minced..cook 1 minute.
Add 1/2 lb. wild mushrooms..2 T fresh thyme leaves..kosher salt & pepper.
Cook until mushrooms are roasted..4-5 minutes.turn once or twice..
Add 1 C low sodium chicken broth..bring to boil then turn down and simmer for 10 minutes.
Remove from heat and add 3T dry sherry..plus 1T soy sauce.
In every class we introduce several unusual ingredients... In this particular class we introduced Yuzu.. which is a wonderful citrus juice that comes from the Yuzu Tree in Japan..It is somewhat a combination of lime..tangerine..and a little lemon..not sour..just a beautiful flavor! Can be used in sauces..drinks..vinaigrettes..or just lightly added to finish a dish..You can buy Yuzu Juice on line at Amazon..
Beyond The Basics.Seafood Cookery Page #2
Salmon with Miso-Yuzu Broth..very aromatic broth that is wonderful!
Heat 2 T of olive oil in large nonreactive skillet.
Add the 2 garlic cloves..minced..1 C chopped red onions..1 C scallions..for about 2 minutes..don't let the garlic burn.. Stir in 2 C diced tomatoes..Cook over high heat for a few minutes then add 3T dry white wine.
Remove from heat and add 1/4 C feta cheese..Put in bowl.
In the meantime cook 10 oz. "bowties" per instruction*.
Place in colander to run cold water to cool pasta.
In large skillet heat 2 T olive oil.
When hot, add 1 1/2 lb. large shrimp..saute for 2 minutes or until shrimp are cooked through..DO NOT overcook!
Add 1/2 C kalamata olives..1/4 C Feta..1-2 T butter to bind sauce.
Squeeze fresh lemon juice over shrimp and toss with bow-ties..
* you could use penne, fettuccine or other pasta shape
Beyond Basics Fish Cookery Class...Pan Fried Cod with Chorizo and Littleneck Clams is an example of some of what we explore in our fish /seafood classes...
You see how we prepare each dish and then get to eat each of the dishes we make..really gives you an opportunity to try dishes you might not otherwise try.
In a large skillet heat 1 T of olive oil over medium heat.
Add 1 clove of minced garlic
Cook 1 minute then add 1/2 C white wine, 2 sprigs fresh thyme
1/8 cup fresh parsley
1/2t red pepper flake
2-3 lb. littleneck clams
Increase heat to med-high and cover.
Discard unopened clams..Strain Reserve liquid..
In same skillet add 1 T olive oil
Add 1 + C of sliced chorizo..stirring occasionally until fat
Add 3 red peppers sliced thin to skillet and cook for an additional 10 minutes
NOW add the reserved clams and reserved juices to the sausage mixture.
To finish add 4 T butter..plus T olive oil to skillet..
Dredge in flour 4 skinless cod fillets (6-8 oz. each) seasoned with salt & white pepper..shake off excess.
Cook about 4 minutes per side..combine in oven proof dish cod to clam-sausage mixture and put to finish in 400 degree oven.
Fish should be flaky. You could add tomatoes to this dish for added flavor. Season dish with sea salt..
Another example of some of what we explore in our fish /seafood classes.
Sauce Verte & toasted hazelnuts..combination of flavors & textures..
To make the sauce verte:
Bring a saucepan of salted water to a boil.
Fill a medium bowl with ice water.
Add small bunch of chives..6 sprigs chervil..4 parsley sprigs..4 tarragon sprigs..remove stems from all!
Place in boiling water for 10 seconds and remove to ice water.
Squeeze out the water and chop herbs coarsely. Add to blender with 2 garlic cloves peeled..4 anchovy fillets..well rinsed..1 T capers ..well rinsed..black pepper..and blend till smooth with 4 T Extra Virgin Olive oil..you may need a bit more.
Toast 1 C skinned hazelnuts on a baking sheet at 350- 8 to 10 minutes. Roll in towel to remove skins and coarsely chop.
Sear scallops over high heat in a large skillet.
Add 1 lb. "dry" sea scallops when olive oil is almost smoking..do not crowd! You may have to do in batches.
Cook undisturbed for 2 to 3 minutes per side..about 5 minutes total..depending on size..barely cooked through.
Divide scallops on plate and drizzle with sauce and sprinkle with hazelnuts..a very elegant dish..sauce will last 3 or 4 days although it may turn a dull green.
A wonderful Autumn meal!
2 1/2 cups heavy cream
1/3 cup Vermont Maple syrup
1 1/2 tablespoons dijon mustard
1/2 teaspoon grated nutmeg
2 lbs of fresh dry sea scallops
1 lbs of apple or maple smoked bacon
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The second quarter was a bizarre period with a little bit of everything: wacky penalties, a penalty shot, lots of posts and crossbars, a goal review, a bad turnover by Swarm goalie Nick Patterson that lead to an empty net goal for the Blazers.
The goal after Patterson's turnover was put in by Ryan Hotaling, but the whole line deserves credit for a great ride, harassing the goalie and blanketing the Swarm, giving Patterson few options to release the ball.
The Blazers were called for two rare penalties involving not immediately returning to the bench after losing a helmet, both on the same play. That gave Minnesota a penalty shot - Boston goalie Anthony Cosmo stopped Callum Crawford's bid - and a long spell of five-on-three.
The Blazers only allowed one goal during their disadvantage (Swarm captain Aaron Wilson), and responded by netting three goals of their own after the weird exchange, including Hotaling's goal. Mat Giles, Jamie Rooney, and Nick Cotter all scored for the Blazers during the second.
There were three penalties by each team during the period.
Kevin Ross also scored for the Swarm.


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Mink, S; Schwarz, U; Mudra, R; Gugl, C; Fröhlich, J; Keller, E (2011). Treatment of resistant fever: New method of local cerebral cooling. Neurocritical Care, 15(1):107-112.
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BACKGROUND: Fever in neurocritical care patients is common and has a negative impact on neurological outcome. The purpose of this prospective observational study was (1) to evaluate the practicability of cooling with newly developed neck pads in the daily setting of neurointensive care unit (NICU) patients and (2) to evaluate its effectiveness as a surrogate endpoint to indicate the feasibility of neck cooling as a new method for intractable fever.
METHODS: Nine patients with ten episodes of intractable fever and aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage were treated with one of two different shapes of specifically adapted cooling neck pads. Temperature values of the brain, blood, and urinary bladder were taken close meshed after application of the cooling neck pads up to hour 8.
RESULTS: The brain, blood, and urinary bladder temperatures decreased significantly from hour 0 to a minimum in hour 5 (P < 0.01). After hour 5, instead of continuous cooling in all the patients, the temperature of all the three sites remounted.
CONCLUSION: This study showed the practicability of local cooling for intractable fever using the newly developed neck pads in the daily setting of NICU patients.
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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Austerlitz, Paul
Austerlitz, Paul, reeds, composer, ethnomusicologist; b. Helsinki, Finland
BIRTHDATE - August 26, 1957
Austerlitz is Assistant Professor of Music at Brown University, where he teaches jazz and world music. Born in Finland and raised in the United States, he combines his background as an ethnomusicologist specializing in Afro-Caribbean music with his creative work as a jazz musician. As an instrumentalist, Austerlitz has dedicated himself to mastering the bass clarinet. He also plays tenor saxophone and Bb clarinet. As a composer, Austerlitz weds his backgrounds in jazz and ethnomusicology, producing works that incorporate the musics that he researches. He has been especially active in blending Latin and Caribbean music from the Dominican Republic and elsewhere with free forms of jazz.
Austerlitz has worked with musicians such as Doc Cheatham, Julius Hemphill, Dave Murray, Don Byron, Roswell Rudd, Jimmy Knepper, Ed Blackwell, Gunter Hampel, and the African jazz group of Kwaku Kwaakye Obeng.
Austerlitz studied music with Bill Dixon, Milford Graves, Dave Liebman and Frank Wess and received the Ph.D. in ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University in 1993. His work as an ethnomusicologist includes a forthcoming book entitled Jazz Consciousness; a book on Dominican music entitled Merengue: Dominican Music and Dominican Identity; a study of Machito's Latin jazz band; and research on Finnish music.
A Bass Clarinet in Santo Domingo and Detroit (1999); Dominican Dreams, American Dreams (2002); "Double-Take" with poet Michael Harper (2004)
As sideperson:
Art Brooks and Ensemble V: Nightcaller (1979); Alan Lowe: At the Moment of Impact (1990); Alan Lowe and Orchestra X: New Tango '92 (1992); The Alan Lowe Orchestra: A Modern Tribute to Louis Armstrong (1993); Alan Lowe and the American Song Project: Dark Was the Night (1996); The Ehran Elisha Ensemble: Shoresh (1997); The Kwaku Kwaakye Obeng Band: Sum Sum (Spirit) (2002)
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Legends 10K Run | 5K Run/Walk
The 2011 Legends 10K/5K race is being directed by Mark and Kris Kuhn along with Tom Kilzer and John Eiden. This kick-butt crew is excited to bring a few new spins to the Legends race this year including fantastic new local sponsors and Headsweats visors for the first 200 registered participants.
7:00am -7:45am Race Day Packet Pickup and Registration
8:00am - 10K Run Start
8:05am - 5K Run/Walk
Visit the Legends Web Page for More Info
ALARC Member Pre-Registration: (through June 6)
$27 for 10K / $22 for 5K
Non-Member Pre-Registration: (through June 6)
$30 for 10K / $25 for 5K
Day of Race Registration:
$35 for 10K and 5K
All race participants receive a pancake breakfast with coffee also available following the race. First 200 registered racers will receive a Legends Headsweats Visor. Non-race participants may purchase the breakfast for $5 per person, payable at the breakfast.
The ALARC Legends
ALARC Legends 5K-10K race was established as part of ALARC's 20th year anniversary in 2001.
At the awards ceremony, immediately following the race, selected individuals who have had major accomplishments and/or made significant contributions to running in Minnesota, are honored as "Legends". Each year, the Legends candidates are selected by a panel of previous honorees, receive commemorative personal history books, a unique Legends jacket and spend a few minutes telling their life stories about running.
All race participants and friends are invited to attend the Legends induction ceremony immediately following the race.


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I would like to offer my advice based on some logic and a bit of experience. I have been a part of many many blogs, groups, chat rooms, and social media involving the traditions of Yoruba, Lukumi, and Palo. In this Tribe we will focus on Yoruban history and the Lukumi (Santeria). Ancestral worship and spiritual worship are important components of the realm of African Spiritual/Orisha religion. I would like to offer any guidance I can and invite others who have experience and are responsible priests to help those who are not initiated gain insight. In this society of misinformation that is the internet, books written by authors who have a political/cultural agenda, and priests who do not have the capacity to be objective..the number of aleyos (uninitiated people) coming into or inquiring about these systems has grown exponentially. More often than not they fall prey to priests, spiritualists, etc who place at the for front there own personal feelings and lust. I hope others like myself can join and help me.
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Prestige Assisted Living at Henderson is an assisted living facility. Assisted living facilities are an apartment-style habitat designed to focus on providing assistance with daily living activities. They provide a higher level of service for the elderly which can include preparing meals, housekeeping, medication assistance, laundry, and also do regular check-in's on the residents. Basically, they are designed to bridge the gap between independent living and nursing home facilities. When thinking about how to pay for care, assisted living facilities are generally less expensive than nursing homes, if assisted living is a viable option for your loved one.
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Men's Cross Country Announces 2014 Schedule
July 23, 2014
AMHERST, Mass. - The UMass men's cross country program officially announced its upcoming 2014 schedule on Wednesday. This fall's campaign features seven meets for the Minutemen, including the annual Minuteman Invitational in Amherst that will open the season on Sept. 13.
On Friday, Sept. 26, UMass will travel to Franklin Park in Boston, Mass., where it is slated to face a challenging field of teams from around the country at the Coast to Coast Battle in Beantown at Franklin Park. The Minutemen are scheduled to be competing against Boston College, Cornell, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Harvard, New Hampshire, Oregon, Providence, Syracuse and William & Mary.
Eight days later on Saturday, Oct. 4, UMass will make its annual trip to Lehigh University for the prestigious Paul Short Invitational. That meet marks the final weekend of action before the Minutemen open the championship portion of their schedule.
With its second trip to Franklin Park in Boston, Mass., of the season, UMass is set to head to the New England Championship on Saturday, Oct. 11. The Minutemen will then have almost three weeks to rest up and prepare for the Atlantic 10 Championship, which will be held on Nov. 1, at Schenley Park in Pittsburgh, Pa.
UMass will wind down its 2014 slate with back-to-back meets at Van Cortlandt Park in Bronx, N.Y., with the NCAA Regional Championship and the IC4A Championship set for Nov. 14 and Nov. 22, respectively.
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