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SACRAMENTO -- The St. Joseph Notre Dame High boys basketball team burned a photo Friday morning that captured the end of last year's CIF Division V state championship game, which the Pilots lost by one point on a 35-foot buzzer-beater.
The Pilots then came to Sleep Train Arena and torched Renaissance Academy-Altadena 57-32, claiming the Division V boys state title for the second time in four years.
"I just knew that I wanted to end today with a smile instead of a frown," said St. Joseph Notre Dame senior Temidayo Yussuf, who had a game-high 21 points and 16 rebounds.
That was evident from the start. The Pilots (31-5) took an 8-2 lead in the first few minutes of the game, with four of those points from junior Lamont Banks. He finished with 14 points and seven rebounds.
St. Joseph Notre Dame has now won five CIF state boys basketball titles, the most of any school in Northern California.
The Pilots ended the first quarter with an eight-point advantage. When a Jade' Smith floater early in the second quarter gave the Pilots an 18-8 lead, they kept a double-digit advantage for the rest of the game.
Renaissance Academy (24-8) scored no points in the second quarter. The Pilots' 2-3 zone harassed the Wildcats into 0-for-11 shooting from the field in that quarter and 4-for-23 in the first half, as St. Joseph Notre Dame entered halftime with a 29-8 lead. Renaissance Academy shot 25 percent (10 for 40) from the field for the game.
"We take really, really good pride in our defense," Yussuf said. "It's our best weapon."
The zone has been a staple for the Pilots all season. But even St. Joseph Notre Dame coach Don Lippi was surprised at how effective it was Friday.
"If you play against a zone that really gets after people like we do, it's hard to score," said Lippi, who also guided the Pilots to state titles in 2004 and 2011. "We knew where they were going to be."
Said Renaissance Academy coach Sid Cooke: "We had shots. We missed layups. I think it was a little bit jitters."
Conversely, St. Joseph Notre Dame shot 63.6 percent from the field in the first half and 61.4 (27 for 44) for the game. Yussuf finished 10 for 18 from the field and Banks was 7 for 9.
The Wildcats in the second half drove to the basket more often and were more physical than they had been in the first half. But they still had no answer for Yussuf, who scored nine points in the third quarter, which ended with a 41-16 Pilots lead. At the time, he had outscored the entire Renaissance Academy team 19-16.
The Wildcats also connected on only 2 of 18 3-point attempts. Guard Marquise Mosley led Renaissance Academy with 12 points.
The Pilots didn't back off in the fourth quarter.
"We've seen teams come back from 20," Yussuf said. "We knew it wasn't over until the last buzzer rang."
And when the final buzzer sounded, the bad memory from a year ago was finished.
"That's all we thought about was what happened last year," Banks said. "Our whole focus the whole day was making sure that we don't have another moment like that, and make sure we won."

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The prescription lotion Sklice (ivermectin) may safely knock out head lice in one 10-minute, comb-free treatment, according to a new study supported by Sklice manufacturer Topaz Pharmaceuticals, now Sanofi Pasteur. The findings appears in New England Journal of Medicine.
"Head lice infestation is something that has a huge social stigma and can be quite rampant, particularly when school starts in the fall," says researcher David M. Pariser, MD. He is a dermatologist of Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk.
There are a number of lice treatments available today, including off-the-shelf or prescription lotions or shampoos. But they kill lice, not their eggs (nits). So, it may be necessary to repeat the treatments to get rid of newly hatched lice.
There are also salons and services that come to your home and do all the dirty work for you.
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These treatments work about 50% of the time, Pariser says. This means that they are repeated frequently, which adds to the risk of resistance.
"Ivermectin is a one-time, one-application treatment that leaves the hair nice when you are done so it is not all goopy and messy." The lotion is available by prescription and can cost up to $300 if it is not covered by insurance, he says.
There were few side effects seen in the study -- namely redness and itching. Also, the study doesn't compare Sklice to other available treatments.
Of 765 people aged 6 months and older with lice, those who used the new lotion were more likely to be louse-free by day 2, day 8, and day 15 than their counterparts who used the exact same lotion minus the active ingredient. "You need to have a treatment discussion with your doctor," Pariser says.
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It started off bad and got a little better, but Star Wars Kinect still needs some time in the cooker in order for it to reach its "full potential."
Along with the game delay, Microsoft is also pushing back the release of the limited edition Star Wars Xbox 360, its R2D2 console and C3PO controller waiting until they've got a game worth celebrating before hitting the shops.
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This is a very promising app indeed. I don't like Path Finder as it is not dual pane. For a first beta, ForkLift looks very promising, though it is currently quite spartan feature wise. muCommander is the best alternative, though its cross-platformness means it is not very "OS X"...
I was always looking for this kind of application and at first glance Forklift seems to be a gem. It is way too much different to be comparable to Path finder.
I've never been much of a fan of PathFinder. I used it for a bit but it seemed very slow and bloated to me. I don't need a swiss army knife in my file manager. Looks like ForkLift has just enough features to be useful and it's pretty fast.
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I started using it...
though Path Finder is more powerful, as long as ForkLift doesn't crash as frequently as Path Finder, it will probably become my default file manager.
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The hardcore/punk/thrash band - made up of Rapp with fellow locals Chris Crawford (bass), Pat Dvorak (vocals) and James Dickinson (drums) - once toured the High Country extensively, but now plays but one "awesome" show per year.
"We are the most ripping band in the county - loud and fast," Rapp said. "We have bigger amps than most people." The group is currently at work on a double live DVD/CD release.
Halloween at the Moose Jaw opens with rock 'n' roll covers by Andy Held's band, Richard Taters, so "there will be a good mix of music that everyone will like," Rapp said.
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3.5-5 Allocation of Negligence - Two Defendants with
a Special Defense of Comparative Negligence
Revised to January 1, 2008
Note: This charge is designed to be used in a case
in which the plaintiff has brought an action against two defendants between
whom an award of damages may be allocated, and one or both defendants have
filed a special defense of comparative negligence against the plaintiff. It
is designed to be given immediately following Comparative Negligence
General, Instruction 3.5-1.
Practice Tip: It is
useful to the jurors at this stage if you distribute copies of the verdict
forms and any special interrogatories and invite them to follow along with
this portion of the charge using the forms as a guide.
In the event that you determine
that the plaintiff will be entitled to some award of money damages – in
other words, the plaintiff has proved all the elements of (his/her) claim,
and neither defendant has proved that the plaintiff was more that 50%
negligent in causing (himself/herself) injury – there is another
determination that you must make.
As with the comparative
negligence analysis, the total amount of the negligence that causes the
injury must equal 100%; but you must allocate that negligence among all of
the parties, depending on what your findings are. Our law requires that you
do this because a defendant is only required to pay damages to an injured
plaintiff based on the percentage of that defendant's negligence and no
Let me give you four
illustrations of how this would work depending on your findings:
1) You may find that the
plaintiff has proved that the negligence of both defendants caused (him/her)
injury and that neither defendant has proved that the plaintiff
(himself/herself) was negligent in any degree. You would assign 0% of
negligence to the plaintiff, and since the plaintiff has proved (his/her)
claims against both defendants, you would have to determine how the
remaining 100% of the negligence is to be allocated between the two
2) You may find that the
plaintiff has proved (his/her) claims against only one defendant but that
one or both defendants have proved that the plaintiff's injury was caused by
the plaintiff's own negligence amounting to 50% or less of the total
negligence. Then there are two parties – the plaintiff and one defendant –
between whom you must allocate this 100%.
3) You may find that the
plaintiff has proved (his/her) claims against both defendants, and that the
defendants have proved that the plaintiff's injury was caused by the
plaintiff's own negligence amounting to 50% or less of the total
negligence. Under the comparative negligence rule, the plaintiff is
entitled to a verdict in (his/her) favor, but the effect of that finding by
you would leave three parties among whom to allocate the negligence: the
plaintiff at 50% or less and the two defendants at the remaining
4) Finally, there are two
situations in which there would be no allocation among any of the parties.
One is if the plaintiff has not proved that either defendant was negligent
or that none of the negligence of either defendant caused (him/her) to
suffer injury; and the other is if you find that the plaintiff proved
(his/her) claims, but you also find that one or both defendants have proved
that the plaintiff was more than 50% negligent in causing the injury, so
that the plaintiff's negligence is a complete bar to (his/her) prevailing in
this case. In either of those situations, you will return a verdict for the
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3ali3h-:{ootenai Community College box 1020 Ronan, MT 59364 PABLO, MONTANA 59855 ISSN: 0528-8592 NEWSPAPER OF THE SAUSH, PEND rTOREILLE AND KOOTENAI TRIBES OF THE FLATHEAD INDIAN RESERVATION, WESTERN MONTANA VOLUME 10 NUMBER 11 MOON OF THE HALF SUMMER - HALF AUTUMN Primaries, yes; retrocession, who knows? OCTOBER 15,1981 Between concurrent jurisdiction and Indian water rights, two major issues of recent concern, life has been pretty confusing here on the Flathead. One thing can be reported with certainty, though: 289 tribal voters went to the polls on October 3 and decided that, yes, they'd like to have primary elections here. The final count, according to the BIA, who supervised the secretarial election, was Council meeting changed Since a quorum is not anticipated to be available for what should have been an October 16 Council meeting -there's an NC AI convention going on in Alaska - the Council will convene instead on Monday, October 19, at 9 a.m. in the Council Chambers in Pablo. Off-Rez hunting rules suggested Last month's series of district meetings about the October 3 referendum had an extra topic put on their unofficial agendas: hunting off the Reservation. Tribal members, of course, have a right to hunt game in "open and unclaimed land" that once used to be their aboriginal territory. This right is guaranteed by the Hell Gate Treaty of 1855. As the game gets scarce, though, and as the State gets tense about it, a need has been seen to draft some kind of system governing off-Reservation hunting. It's a case of either we show some initiative ourselves in the matter, or the State may claim a "jurisdictional void" and move in to set up their own rules, whether or not they actually have the authority to do so. As a result, Tribal Attorney Evelyn Stevenson and Tribal (Continued on 0090 2) 262 in favor, 27 opposed. Left hanging in the air was whether or not tribal members want to back off from sharing jurisdiction over certain matters with the State of Montana. That issue was withdrawn from the ballot by an unanimous decision of the Tribal Council one day before the referendum. Contributing to the last-minute ballot change were three areas of confusion: What are the consequences and cost of retrocession? How do you go about retroceding? Isn't this too important an issue to allow it to be decided by a mere handful of tribal members? It was also felt that things were happening too quickly. Those questions above needed answering first and needed to be explained to the membership before asking them to make a decision. A final factor was the controversy surrounding the BIA's registration drive. A lot of people failed to register either because they didn't realize the difference between a secretarial and a tribal election, or they mistakenly thought they were automatically eligible for the October 3 vote because they voted at some earlier election. Others said that they'd spent most or all of their lives on the Reservation, and how dare the BIA try (Continued on page 2) Inside this issue Water conference report.........................Page 3 Quarterly highlights.............................Page 4 Catholics in Indian Country......................Page 7 "Letters to the Editor"..........................Page 8 "Charlo's People*continues......................Page 9 Health Corner................................Page 11 "Around the Campfire"........................Page 16 Council Minutes..............................Page 22
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CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. – Four starters reached double figures as No. 11 Campbellsville University knocked off the University of Pikeville 91-60 Thursday night at the Powell Athletics Center.
Campbellsville (3-1) shot 49.1 percent from the field and went 30-of-37 from the free-throw line in the win. Pikeville, on the other hand, shot 41.1 percent from the field but was only 10-of-14 from the stripe.
The Lady Tigers dominated the glass, picking up 16 offensive rebounds en route to a 42-29 edge on the night.
The game was much closer than the final score indicated, as Pikeville was within eight early in the second half. A bucket by freshman Peyton Wright with 12:39 to play pulled the Bears back within 13 at 54-41, but from there Campbellsville took complete control of the game.
Senior Mackenzie Lee and junior Chelsea Craig led all scorers with 15 points each. Craig had seven rebounds to lead her team.
Senior Courtney Clifton scored 12 while sophomore Daizah Kimberland was 6-of-6 from the line for 10 points.
After Wright's 13 markers, four Bears – senior Sally Roberts, junior Callisha Johnson and sophomores Natalie Tunnell and Whitney Belle Jackson – had six points each.
Campbellsville will remain home on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m., playing host to U.Va.-Wise. Pikeville will visit Lindsey Wilson on Saturday in a game that will now tip off at 1 p.m. EST.


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definetly a shocker when i read it in this mornings paper while at work
thats crazy... any more info on why he got shot?
i was thinking about going to see them when they were around here on the Aerosmith-Kid Rock- Run DMC show, but it was over $50
i figured i would just see them around some other time
Thu Oct 31, 2002 11:28 am
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It wouldn't have been worth it for you anyway...apparently Run DMC were shafted throughout the tour. They played for like 5 minutes, and the review I read said they were basically there for Walk This Way.
Thu Oct 31, 2002 11:55 am
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Run DMC was the FIRST hip hop tape ( there weren't cd's back then) I ever bought.
Very sad.
Thu Oct 31, 2002 12:07 pm
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I wouldn'tve known WTF rap was if it weren't for Run DMC.
everybody should rock their adidas without the laces this weekend.
Thu Oct 31, 2002 1:39 pm
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amano wrote:
everybody should rock their adidas without the laces this weekend.
very good idea
mine would fall off of my feet though
Thu Oct 31, 2002 3:50 pm
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"goddamn, that dj made my day!"
Thu Oct 31, 2002 4:44 pm
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Now Peter Piper picked peppers but Run rocked rhymes
Humpty Dumpty fell down that's his hard time
Jack B. Nimble what nimble and he was quick
But Jam Master cut faster Jack's on Jay's dick
Now Little Bo Peep cold lost her sheep
And Rip van Winkle fell the hell asleep
And Alice chillin somewhere in Wonderland
Jack's servin Jill a bucket in his hand
And Jam Master Jay's making out our sound
The turntables might wobble but they don't fall down
Now Dr. Seuss and Mother Goose both did their thing
But Jam Master's gettin loose and D.M.C.'s the king
Cause he's adult entertainer
Child educator
Jam Master Jay king of the crossfader
He's the better of the best best believe he's the baddest
Perfect timin when I'm climbin I'm a rhymin apparatus
Lot of guts
When he cuts
Girls move their butts
His name is Jay hear the play he must be nuts
And on the mix real quick and I'd like to say
He's not Flash but he's fast and his name is Jay
Thu Oct 31, 2002 4:52 pm
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Location: Reading, PA
son is one of the reasons i started making beats (see: first Onyx album).
Thu Oct 31, 2002 5:19 pm
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not to take anything away from the life of Jam Master Jay, but he didn't make those beats.
Thu Oct 31, 2002 5:26 pm
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Thu Oct 31, 2002 6:08 pm
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They talked about this on Barkley's new show. And had a moment of silence.
Thu Oct 31, 2002 6:24 pm
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Location: Denver, CO
still stunned here.......got woken up with this news.....
Thu Oct 31, 2002 6:45 pm
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Location: Albany
god i love run-dmc and jam master jay. can't help but wonder what the story to all this is. it's real sad though cause we all think of him in such a positive way. saw them once and felt like a little kid seeing a hero. RIP
Thu Oct 31, 2002 8:20 pm
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Location: Portland, Oregon
Its really just a fucking shame. First wellstone, then this. I dunno, seems like all the people whos politics I agree with are dying. I bet you that the media is going to write this off as "gang violence" or "rap violence" or some other shit. And he was so much against all that too...... damn
Thu Oct 31, 2002 8:58 pm
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explain Jam Master Jay's politics to me. Please.
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CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval is meeting with California Gov. Jerry Brown to talk about Lake Tahoe and renewable energy.
Brown's office confirms the two leaders met Thursday morning, though details of the meeting were not released.
The meeting comes under the cloud of Nevada's threat to leave the decades-old Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, a bipartisan group that governs environmental controls and development in the scenic basin that straddles the two states.
A bill pending in the Nevada Legislature seeks to repeal the law passed two years ago. But officials in the Sandoval administration have said keeping the threat alive to exit TRPA is needed to ensure both states cooperate on Tahoe issues.


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Today, Susan Boyle performed "O Holy Night" on The View. About 30 seconds into the performance, Boyle's voice cracked so badly that she was forced to cut it short, before Sherri Shepherd and Whoopi Goldberg awkwardly danced around the debacle.
Update: Holy shit, can we talk about this a bit more? As many commenters have pointed out, there are some things in the video besides SuBo's performance that need mention, including:
- Goldberg looking like the Grim Reaper in a graveyard as she walks across the stage (1:15 mark), and
- a phantom belch (1:40 mark).
If you notice any other noteworthy moments, leave a comment and I'll add to the list.
Second Update: Someone on Twitter alerted me to this YouTube video on The View's official channel, which features a different (and full!) performance by Boyle of the same song—which suggests that she was allowed to re-record it at some point. Yay for second chances? Watch below:
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Saturday's letters: Looking better
Published: Saturday, October 5, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, October 4, 2013 at 4:52 p.m.
To the editor: I am always amazed at the changes since 1948 that you see walking down Main Street Hooterville. Of course, I miss seeing old landmarks like the teenage canteen and the two movie theaters.
I might quibble about the cost of the fountain at Sixth and Main, but Main Street looks a lot better than it ever did. You find more people and more shops on Main Street.
Main Street is a whole lot cleaner than it has ever been in the past.
Stan Scott
Apple Festival
To the editor: A recent letter to the editor regarding the vendors at the Apple Festival really hit home with us.
After moving to Hendersonville eight years ago, we loved attending the Apple Festival. We havent gone for four years now, for the same reasons the previous letter writer stated.
We find nothing to buy and little to look at. Many vendors sell items one could find at a flea market. There are many talented artists and craftspeople in our area, and their beautiful items can be found at other festivals but not at the Apple Festival.
The hugely popular Mount Mitchell Crafts Fair in Burnsville offers the quality of merchandise that should be available at the Apple Festival but unfortunately is not. We wonder why.
Jim and Victoria Tatum
Blind Christians?
To the editor: Where are the Christians?
A church member recently addressed the congregation at First Congregational Church. This young man had just recently lost his high-tech job the day before his wife gave birth to their first child. With the loss of the job came loss of income and insurance.
His situation is not unique. Many qualified and deserving people find themselves in the ranks of the unemployed and uninsured through no fault of their own.
He ended his talk with the question, Where are the Christians? What is it we Christians believe? That Jesus of Nazareth really lived on this earth? Yes. That he died on a cross? Yes. But do we believe what he taught and practiced toward the poor, the widow and orphan, the sick and the rejected (modern-day unemployment). Do we really believe in helping our neighbor?
Jesus answered the question of Who is my neighbor? with the parable about the Good Samaritan. Are we Christians so focused on saving our own souls and obtaining eternal life for ourselves that we are blind to the needs of the least of these in our own midst? (Read the complete Matthew 25).
Roy Harris
Great opportunity
To the editor: On Sept. 24, Hendersonville concert-goers were treated to a spectacular performance by pianist Yuri Chayama at Blue Ridge Community College. Alas, too few were there despite the low cost: only $10.
Ive attended performances in the BRCC concert series, arranged by Dr. Kevin Ayesh, for half a dozen years, and Ive never experienced a bad performance. (Well, there was one number when the pianist stood up and hammered on the piano strings with a block of wood.)
There will be additional piano concerts in the series on Oct. 29 and Nov. 19. These are opportunities for music lovers to enjoy an inexpensive performance.
Emilee Cantieri
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CHAMBERSBURG — A 2004 Volkswagen Passat driven by Christian J. Burns, 20, of Chambersburg hit the hitch on a 2000 Ford F150 driven by Joseph D. Wagaman, 31, of Waynesboro at 2:53 p.m. Nov. 8 on Interstate 81.
Both vehicles were northbound when Wagaman slowed for traffic.
No injuries were reported, but Burns was cited for driving too fast for conditions.
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The English Department (in conjunction with the UR International Theatre Program) offers a major intended for students who want to invest a significant part of their undergraduate careers in theater and theater-related courses, and to furnish such students with credentials reflecting their work in theater.
A minimum of twelve courses (amounting to at least 48 credit hours) in English and theater courses is required.
1. Concentrators must take two of the following surveys:
2. Of the remaining courses in literature and theater, sixteen hours of credit must be in theater production (either onstage or backstage). Each student must work on at least four productions, serving in stage management or as an assistant director for at least one, choosing from the following (spring semester course numbers in parentheses):
3. Theater concentrators will also be required to take eight hours of credit in theater method and/or performance courses, choosing from the following (spring semester course numbers in parentheses):
Finally, Theater concentrators must take sixteen hours of credit in literary study courses in British or American literature, two of which must be in literature before 1800, and two courses in dramatic literature.
Additionally, students taking an Internship in Theater (ENG 398), undertaking an Independent Study (ENG 391) whose subject is theater or dramatic research, or enrolled in a standard Advanced Seminar (ENG 380) or Honors Seminar (ENG 396) with a dramatic literature/theatrical focus might also have those classes count towards the theater concentration. Similarly, Study Abroad options in London and Bath (if allied to dramatic or theatrical work) might count towards this concentration. Other courses in the English Department relating to drama and/or theater may, from time to time, be valid additions to this list. See the Director of Undergraduate Studies for details.
In cases where some courses are unavailable, students should consult with the Director of Undergraduate Studies for possible substitutions.
For further information, contact the Director of Undergraduate Studies and/or the Artistic Director of the Theatre Program.


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In a fast-paced girls basketball game Saturday between Miramonte and Archbishop Mitty-San Jose, it was two freshmen who keyed the Matadors to a 69-55 victory.
Miramonte's Sabrina Ionescu had a game-high 24 points and Keana Delos Santos scored 15 of her 17 points in the second half at the Campolindo/Bentley Shootout at Bentley School in Lafayette.
"They are playing like they are seniors. They are not playing like freshmen," said Miramonte coach Kelly Sopak, who also noted the performance of freshman Uriah Howard (eight points). "In the biggest games, they are stepping up."
Miramonte (19-1) was trailing the Monarchs 26-17 in the second quarter when an inside basket by Howard started a 15-4 run to end the half. The Matadors also scored the first five points of the second half for a 37-30 advantage.
Mitty (15-5), the defending California Interscholastic Federation Division II state champions, took a 41-40 lead later in the quarter on a layup by Jahnay Anderson. She also connected on one of her five 3-pointers with 1 minute, 40 seconds remaining in the third quarter to tie the score at 46. She finished with a team-high 17 points.
But Delos Santos immediately responded with a 3-pointer, starting an 8-2 run, and Miramonte led the rest of the game.
Both teams pushed the ball up the floor and applied defensive pressure throughout. But Miramonte's nonstop ball-hawking defense eventually wore down the Monarchs.
Carondelet 66, Berkeley 58: Led by 15 fourth-quarter points from Natalie Romeo, the Cougars (16-3) rallied from an eight-point deficit in the final period to defeat the Yellowjackets (11-9) at the shootout.
Romeo finished with a game-high 29 points and scored more than half of her team's fourth-quarter points.
A 3-pointer by Rachel Howard gave Berkeley a 52-44 lead with 5:44 seconds remaining in the game. But, nine seconds later, Howard fouled out of the game with 12 points.
"That was the turning point of the game," Berkeley coach Cheryl Draper said.
With Berkeley's Desire Finnie -- who scored a team-high 23 points -- also in foul trouble, Carondelet revved up its attack and went on a 13-0 run. It never trailed after that.
Makenzie Cast added 12 points for the Cougars. Jaimonie Welch-Coleman had 14 points for Berkeley.
After originally committing to Cal, De La Salle High's Victor Egu now plans to play football at Yale.
Egu, expecting to play linebacker at Cal, had given his verbal commitment to Jeff Tedford in early November. After Tedford was fired, the 6-foot-3, 230-pound senior didn't see himself fitting in the Bears' system anymore. Egu played defensive end for the Spartans in their 15-0 season but expects to play linebacker at Yale.
"The new coaching staff informed me that they wanted me to play defensive end, which I was fine with," Egu said. "But they were full at that position. They didn't need me, really. I thought, I'm not going to stay where I'm not really needed."
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Abstract: DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Sickle cell dehydration plays an important role in the pathogenesis of sickle cell disease. Due to the marked dependence of Hb S polymerization kinetic on Hb S concentration, Hb S polymerization and sickling are markedly increased in dehydrated erythrocytes. Identification of the prominent role of Gardos channel and K-Cl cotransport in sickle cell dehydration has made possible the development of specific therapies to prevent dehydration in vivo (e.g. increasing red cell Mg). However, much remains unknown concerning the regulatory properties of the K-Cl cotransport, both in vitro and in vivo, especially in relation to the hypoxic and pro-oxidant environment characteristic of sickle cell disease and Mg supplementation therapy. We propose to: 1) Characterize the regulation of human and mouse K-Cl cotransport by kinases and phosphatases: We propose in vitro experiments on normal and sickle (mouse and human) erythrocytes to study the role played by protein kinases and phosphatases in regulating K-Cl cotransport function, and determine the mechanism(s) responsible for K-Cl cotransport up-regulation in sickle cell disease. 2) Characterize how the interactions between cell Mg, urea, hypoxia and/or oxidative damage affect the functional properties of erythroid K-Cl cotransport: The effects of erythrocyte Mg on the modulation of K-Cl cotransport activity by hypoxia, urea, and oxidative damage will be studied in vitro. We will assess in transgenic sickle mice how Mg supplementation may modulate the effects of chronic hypoxia and of novel anti-oxidative agents. 3) Assess the effects of Mg supplementation on patients with SS disease: We propose a limited pilot study on 10 patients with SS disease to validate an oral formulation of Mg pidolate to be used for clinical studies in patients with sickle cell disease in the USA. This is a necessary preliminary step for moving to a large multi-center clinical study on the clinical benefits of Mg supplementation in sickle cell disease. These studies will provide a systematic characterization of the interactions between Mg, urea, hypoxia,oxidation and antioxidants on the molecular mechanisms regulating the K-Cl cotransport system of human and mouse erythrocytes. These aims are consistent with the long-term goals of the applicant, who is focused on the study on membrane transport and volume regulation and the continued development of new therapies for sickle cell disease.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. - The University of the Cumberlands (UC) Men's Basketball program looked to bounce back this week after two tough losses on the road the week prior. With another tough week of games on their schedule, the Patriots knew they had to win to continue to regain their position atop the Mid-South Conference (MSC).
On Thursday, the Patriots looked to come off their two game skid, but it would be a tough matchup as UC would host #3 Lindsey Wilson College. The Patriots looked better in this game from the floor, but 11 for 25 shooting from the field would have the Patriots down 48-31 at the break. Consistent play by Lindsey Wilson shooting a blistering 67% from the field gave the Blue Raiders a 78-70 victory over the Patriots. The Patriots were led by James Archie (Jackson, MS) with 21 points and 3 rebounds. Benito Santiago, Jr. (Coamo, Puerto Rico) added 20 points and 3 steals on the night. Steve Goins (Chicago, IL) also pitched in 16 points and 9 rebounds.
On Saturday, the Patriots hosted the Campbellsville Tigers. It was not the night the Patriots wanted as UC was held to just 34% from the field and just under 17% from beyond the arc as the Tigers defeated the Patriots 69-53. Steve Goins led the Patriots on the night with 12 points and 5 rebounds while Benito Santiago Jr. chipped in with 10 points and 7 rebounds.
The Patriots will be back in action on Thursday at home in the O. Wayne Rollins Center as they host University of Rio Grande at 8:00 pm. They will then follow up on Saturday with another meeting against Shawnee State University at home at 4:00 pm for Senior Day.


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Overconfident Docs Need Dose of Reality
April 29, 2008 -- Most of the time a medical diagnosis is on point. But misdiagnoses do occur, and an overly confident doctor may be partly to blame, a new review suggests.
The rate of diagnostic error is as high as 15%, Eta S. Berner, EdD, and Mark L.. Graber, MD, write in a special edition of The American Journal of Medicine dedicated to understanding and addressing diagnostic errors.
Physician overconfidence and a lack of feedback following a diagnosis are two important contributors to the problem, they note.
"When directly questioned, many clinicians find it inconceivable that their own error rate could be as high as the literature demonstrates," Berner and Graber write. "They acknowledge that diagnostic error exists, but believe the rate is very low, and that any errors are made by others who are less skillful or less careful."
Berner says it is often the cases physicians perceive as routine and unchallenging that end up being misdiagnosed.
"With the hard cases, doctors generally seek out different opinions or turn to (computer-based) decision support tools," she tells WebMD.
(Have you ever been misdiagnosed? Tell us about it on WebMD's Health Cafe message board.)
A Missed Diagnosis
Retired engineer Paul Mongerson is all too aware of the problem of medical misdiagnosis, and he has spent the last 28 years addressing the issue.
In 1980, Mongerson was incorrectly told by four different doctors that he had pancreatic cancer, a highly deadly cancer that kills most people who have it within five years.
Mongerson made up a matrix charting his symptoms and test results to help him assess the probability that his doctors were right.
"I determined from that matrix that I didn't have cancer," he tells WebMD.
Just two days before he was scheduled for cancer surgery, a fifth doctor agreed and Mongerson canceled the operation.
"I said at the time that if I survived I was going to see what I could do to help other people," he says.
What Mongerson did was form a foundation to fund the development of computer-based programs designed to assist physicians in diagnosing disease.
While such programs are being used in many hospital and educational settings, they are not yet widely used by private practice physicians.
Mongerson says performing more autopsies and having systems in place to crosscheck medical diagnoses would help address the issue of lack of feedback.


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SD submarine Jefferson City added to no-go list
Add a Navy submarine to the list of San Diego-based ships that won't deploy in coming months because of federal budget cuts.
U.S. Pacific Fleet announced Friday night that the fast-attack submarine Jefferson City has scratched a planned trip to the U.S. Southern Command region, where the mission is largely to stop drugs coming from South America.
Navy officials in Hawaii also confirmed that another San Diego warship, the frigate Rentz, will definitely stay at its pier in lieu of an expected Southern Command deployment. The Navy had previously announced that change as planned but not certain.
Also previously announced: The San Diego-based frigate Thach will cut short a deployment to South America and return home. The frigate left home Jan. 8 for what was expected to be a six-month trip.
An upcoming deployment of the destroyer Preble has been mentioned as a potential cut, but a Navy official said Saturday that there's no decision yet.


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America works when Americans work.
We have driven out of America millions of jobs over the last 30 years because we can't compete with countries with lower costs of doing business.
Our wages, benefits, regulations, taxes, etc. all contribute to driving the cost of doing business up.
Consequently, jobs go elsewhere.
There is a bill in Congress that resurrects America as arguably the most cost-competitive place to do business in the world, the Fair Tax bill.
No more federal tax on income.
Your gross pay is your take home pay.
Taxes to fund the government are generated by taxing consumption of new goods and services.
To help citizens pay this tax on basic goods and services, a prebate is paid monthly to all legal Americans.
No favors for special interests, everyone is treated the same.
Manufacturers worldwide would flock to the USA to build factories. Good paying jobs return.
Call your congressman today and ask him to support the bill.
America works when Americans work.
Anthony Gasbarro
Fairhope, Ala.
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