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HERSHEY - Austin Rosenberry walked by the top step on the medals podium for the medals ceremony, pointed to it, pointed to himself in gesture and looked across the wrestler's entrance to the Giant Center late Saturday night to where his Altoona teammates were hanging over the railing yelling his name.
Included in that group was 138-pound fellow senior T.J. Brandt, whose last few bouts in his storied career didn't go his way, but he and the 285-pound Rosenberry helped set a standard that future Mountain Lions will try to match.
In the end, Brandt, who reached the semifinals, finished sixth, going 0-3 on Saturday, while Rosenberry went 0-2 and finished eighth. Still, it was the first time two Altoona wrestlers placed in the state tournament since 1982, when two-time placer Ernie Bonsell and Mark Gensimore placed sixth at 155 and 119, respectively.
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Brandt dropped a 5-0 decision to Central Dauphin's Tyson Dippery in the semifinals to get knocked into the consolations. Wrestling Council Rock North's John Dutrow, Brandt held a 2-1 lead in the after a takedown out of a flurry, but Dutrow reversed with 40 seconds left and rode him out for a 3-2 win.
Against Franklin Regional's Josh Maruca, who beat him earlier in the season, Brandt was down 5-1 when he hit a cement mixer, taking Maruca down to his back and nearly getting a pin. Maruca fought off of his back and reversed to re-take the lead, 7-6.
"I'm not sure. I'm not the official," Altoona coach Joel Gilbert said of a possible pin, "but it looked like the kid could very well have both shoulders down for a few seconds. I'm happy he went out there and tried stuff. You can't look back at those situations and try to do them over again."
Brandt (31-6), who hadn't placed in three previous state tournaments, tried the move again in the third, but Maruca caught him on is back for five points and an eventual 12-7 win.
"He placed in the Pennsylvania state tournament, which is the toughest wrestling state in the country," Gilbert said. "A few things didn't go his way today, but overall, he wrestled tough down here. He went for it, and sometimes when you go for it, you get caught in a precarious situation and give up some points, and that's what happened."
Rosenberry (28-8) was tied, 1-1, in the third period of a third-round consy bout with Methacton's Tracey Green when he tried a headlock that Green slipped through and got a takedown in an eventual 3-1 win.
In his seventh-place bout, Rosenberry was tied, 1-1, with Shippensburg's Cary Hess - coached by former Tyrone coach Tony Yaniello and 1999 Hollidaysburg state champion Eric Frick - when Rosenberry was hit with a late stall call - his second - to give Hess a point and a 2-1 win.
"We got hit with a stall call with about 35 seconds left, and it was just one of those calls," Gilbert said. "It's on the official. He must have felt we weren't pushing the action enough. That's awfully tough to get a stall call in the placing round to lose the match, but it is what it is.
"I'm so happy for this young man. He worked really hard in the wrestling room and the weight room, and to place in the top eight after four years of wrestling is just phenomenal. His goal was to get on the podium this year, and he made it."


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The maxim "divide and conquer" (divide et impera) is frequently invoked in legal theory and the social sciences. We suggest that the maxim is a placeholder for a complex of ideas related by a family resemblance, but differing in their details, mechanisms and implications. We provide an analytic taxonomy of divide and conquer mechanisms in the settings of a Stag Hunt Game and an indefinitely-repeated Prisoners' Dilemma. These two games both illustrate a tension between the social desirability of cooperation and the private incentives for safety and short-run gains. Next, we describe the role of third parties who are not themselves players of these games but who will be harmed if the players cooperate. In particular, we explore a variety of divide-and-conquer strategies – including the sabotage of communication channels, the payment of bribes, and the imposition of penalties – that effectively prevent cooperation among the players of these games. A number of applications are considered, including labor law, constitutional design and the separation of powers, imperialism and race relations, international law, litigation and settlement, and antitrust law. Conditions under which divide and conquer strategies reduce or enhance social welfare, and techniques that policy makers can use to combat divide and conquer tactics, are also discussed.
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Henry VI, Part 2 (IV.ii): Jack Cade triumphs.
Henry VI, Part 3 (I.iv): Queen Margaret mocks the Duke of York before having him killed.
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King John: the Scene Before Angiers: II.i. Beerbohm Tree's Production, 1899.
King John: John lies dead as Prince Henry is crowned (1899)
King Henry VI, Part 3: RSC at the Swan Theatre, 2000. David Oyelowo as King Henry VI.
Scene from Titus Andronicus Circa 1595. Compare this image with the next two.
Titus Andronicus, 1995, Market Theatre & National Theatre; Titus, Antony Sher.
Titus Andronicus: Old Globe, San Diego, CA, 2006. Another analogue to the Elizabethan sketch.
Boydells Collection: Hamlet and the Ghost by Henry Fuseli.
Hamlet Poster, 1884: Thomas Keene (1840-1898) as Hamlet.
Hamlet: Laurence Oliver as Hamlet: statue at Waterloo Bridge, London.
Leslie Howard as Hamlet: New York, 1939.
Edward Alleyn (1566-1626).
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4.5 Nathaniel Field (15871620).
4.4 John Lowin After a Portrait in the Ashmoleon Museum, Oxford
"Ben Jonson and Shakespeare Playing Chess" by Karel van Mander (1603)
Cobbe portrait of William Shakespeare.
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Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl of Southampton
William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke, by Daniel Mytens (died 1647).
Mary Fitton (1578-1647): possibly the "Dark Lady" in Shakespeare's Sonnets.
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featured a blog yesterday on how the media frequently reports on so called "hacks" with little understanding of what happened, participating in a
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conducted by the Chinese against the U.S. government
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The Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in Tennessee and Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico have made a habit of
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Unfortunately, nobody thought such a practice might be a bit insecure. Starting October 29, workers at the labs began receiving phishing emails, which followed a traditional attack pattern of containing malicious Trojan-containing attachments.
There is no evidence that the attacks were specifically geared at the lab. If the attacks were just a general Internet attack, those responsible might have been excited at the big fish they caught. The two labs both have reported that the phishing emails gained access to their system, which indicates at least two employees -- one at each plant -- were foolish enough to click the attachment and commence the damage. The result was that the database with the scientists' information was compromised.
The phishers gained access to the records of all visitors at the plant between 1999 and 2004.
Don't blame the news networks solely for sensationalizing the attack and making it sound like a sophisticated assault. Leaders at the labs have gone on record trying to fudge the facts in statements, making the attacks sound more complex than they really are and icing over that the attacks only succeeded due to employee failures.
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Los Alamos has been more silent about what appears to prove the old adage that the greatest hole in security on the average computer network is the network's users.
In 2006 Los Alamos fell victim to social engineering and phishing when its emails were stolen and ended up on the USB stick of a drug dealer found in a police raid. The emails contained data of simulated nuclear weapons tests considered sensitive.
At the time executive director of the Project On Government Oversight (POGO), Danielle Brian blasted Los Alamos for their lax security stating, "This appears to be a new low, even drug dealers can get classified information out of Los Alamos."
Expect more pressure for ORNL and LANL as the smoke of sensationalism begins to blow away, revealing atrocious security due to user stupidity. Looks like some of America's top minds have just fallen for the one of the oldest tricks in the hackers' book.
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I taught a training class at Los Alamos in one of their computer labs in the late 1990s, while I worked for a company that wrote electromagnetic analysis software. This was on UNIX, and they were so security sensitive that we had a security person sitting in the back of the room during the entire class and literally following us around, including stationing himself outside the bathroom when I or the other instructor (a female) took our potty breaks. They didn't trust one of the scientists taking the class to be our 'escort'. And we were given temporary, supposedly limited-access login accounts to that lab only because as instructors we had to demonstrate some of the software features on the projector for the class to follow along. They made a big deal about how they had to 'isolate' the lab from the rest of the intranet, etc since we uncleared (unwashed) heathens were visiting, and since this was supposedly a classified lab (or could be, on other days) there was supposedly no outside access, either.
The funny part is that the security person couldn't follow (and didn't try) the material in the class at all, and in fact read a magazine most of the time. But I remember on the second day we constructed an example waveguide interface problem that was giving us results that didn't seem physically correct, so we as the instructors wanted to get a copy of the model to send back to the developers for diagnosis and a possible code fix. Without even thinking about it we were able to open up a terminal window and FTP it to our company servers, and only later on did I ask the other instructor "um, if they were so security conscious we had to be followed, and were given "limited access" accounts...how did we so easily get a a toob to the Internets? <jokey l33t speak is obvious revisionist memory>. I was honestly worried that somehow they'd think we'd "intentionally" violated their security, but figured the best thing to do would be to come clean and bring it up, rather than wonder if they 'noticed' somehow later on and it looked more suspicious to have not mentioned it. Fortunately nothing came of it on our end - no idea if we cost someone an IT job, though....
Sad, really. There's some analogy about barn doors and cows one could insert there, somewhere....not that any of this applies, as obviously the typical user is the worst security threat per the article. But I find it amusing that even that closed lab had direct outside access. I don't even recall having to do anything special on the terminal window to FTP out through a firewall...
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The deal, disclosed yesterday, is set to close by the first quarter of 2013. In addition to Serotec, Bio-Rad also agreed to acquire MorphoSys' subsidiaries in the U.S., the U.K., and Germany; and completed a fully paid-up, nonexclusive license agreement with MorphoSys to use MorphoSys's HuCAL® (Human Combinatorial Antibody Library) technology for diagnostic and research purposes.
HuCAL is a collection of several billion distinct fully human antibodies that allows for rapid in vitro selection of antibodies with what MorphoSys says is high affinity and specificity.
"With this acquisition, Bio-Rad will have access to a comprehensive catalog of antibodies allowing us to better serve our customers by offering total assay solutions that can be validated on our research platforms for western blotting, multiplex protein expression, ELISA, and cell sorting," Brad Crutchfield, president of Bio-Rad's Life Science Group., said in a statement. "In addition, we will be able to exploit a powerful in vitro technology to accelerate future antibody generation."
The acquisition is the second in 14 months for Bio-Rad, a $2 billion-a-year publicly-traded company headquartered in Hercules, CA. The company agreed to shell out $162 million, plus undisclosed milestone payments, in October 2011 for QuantaLife, the developer of a digital quantitative PCR system called Droplet Digital™
Last month, Bio-Rad said sales of its QX100™ Droplet Digital™ PCR system were, along with its process chromatography media, examples of product lines whose strong North American sales offset slowing sales in Europe and Japan to account for a 2.2% increase in its Life Sciences segment sales of $167 million on a currency-neutral basis; sales dipped 2.6% when year-to-year currency fluctuations were accounted for.
MorphoSys CEO Simon E. Moroney, Ph.D., said in a statement issued by his company that it sold Serotec as part of an increased corporate focus on therapeutics.
On Nov. 27, for example, MorphoSys said it would collaborate with Dutch-owned Lanthio Pharma to develop a new class of therapeutic peptides called lantipeptides, which the companies said enjoy high target selectivity and improved drug-like properties. MorphoSys agreed to take a minority stake in Lanthio, as well as make an undisclosed equity investment in Lanthio as part of its Series A financing round.
"We are making great progress in our therapeutic antibody pipeline, which is a huge potential value driver for MorphoSys," Dr. Moroney said. "With the sale of AbD Serotec, we will bring a laser-like focus to driving growth in this, our area of core competence."
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a sexual act in which two males and one female go scuba diving. While underwater each male releases into a chosen ear of the female. At this point the female descends to a lower depth in the water and releases the pressure from her ears. This creates cloudy water; therefore giving the appearance of an angry mermaid. This is a difficult maneuver to achieve; however if it is executed properly maximum pleasure can be attained.
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Charleston-based country/rock/indie duo Shovels & Rope lived the life of a struggling act for years before releasing its latest album, O Be Joyful.
The multi-instrumental husband-and-wife songwriting team of Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent lived, worked and played on a small budget, traveling and recording with little outside assistance. But they created beautifully melodic, twangy, stompin songs in their own way with little worry or distraction.
A lot of fans in the Lowcountry and around the Southeast have been tuned in to Shovels & Ropes rich music over the past four years, but the rest of the country (and the world) is quickly catching on, too. Hearst and Trent will climb another notch this week with an appearance Wednesday night on CBS Late Show With David Letterman.
Released in July on the Dualtone label, O Be Joyful has caught the attention of major publications, radio stations and music critics over the past five months. Theyve earned glowing reviews, praise and attention in the national music media from coast to coast.
The record definitely came out the way we wanted, but we didnt necessarily have an expectation for the final result, Hearst says. We were really pleased with it. Michael engineered and produced the record, so I had the privilege of having fresh ears all the time. I worked hard on my parts and helped direct it, but it was something that he really labored over.
Im lucky that I didnt have the kind of recording fatigue that so many musicians have when theyre in the studio. I was excited every day with the results, she says.
With the Letterman performance and a lengthy winter tour set to launch the next day, Shovels & Rope could blow up for real.
Michael and I didnt have a pot to p--- in for years and years, Hearst says of the duos leanest days. Now we have ... a really nice vehicle, which well be driving for years to come. Michael and I have always been very cautious with every investment into the business side of the band. We dont like too much risk, and we still operate on a shoestring budget. We put a lot into getting this record out there and promoting it.
Years in the making
Through the late 2000s, Trent and Hearst performed mostly as solo singer/songwriters. They often collaborated with mutual friends in the local band scene, but they didnt focus on developing Shovels & Rope until 2010.
Trent came from years of full-band collaborations with the Films and other pop/rock projects.
Hearst already had established herself as a solo singer/songwriter with a slew of original songs and a versatile repertoire of country, blues, gospel and rockabilly standards and gems.
At small bars and local music venues such as the Pour House, Tin Roof and Tattooed Moose, Hearst and Trent usually arranged stacks of vintage amps, cheap keyboards, old guitars, miscellaneous hand percussion and a junky drum set.
Their stage gear looked rickety, but their energetic performances and rich harmonies were elegant and emotive.
Weve really learned how to sing well together just from doing it so much, Trent says. And weve learned how to read each others minds, too. We can communicate with each other very easily on stage.
Were trying to experiment with the instrumentation a little bit, getting away from the basic guitar-and-drums thing. We try to throw some new trick in there and keep the show fresh. Were getting better at singing together and writing good songs that tell good stories.
Hearsts lyrics and delivery lead the way on most of the songs on O Be Joyful, from the minor-key, country-styled opening, Birmingham, to the porch-stompin, fuzz guitar-accented title track. Trents scratchy baritone complements Hearsts high tones and yelps.
I think were turning into The Everly Brothers, Hearst jokes. People sometimes ask us if wed played in bluegrass bands because of our acoustic instruments and harmonies. Were not rock n roll and were not country, and we couldnt be further away from bluegrass in a way, but so many great singers and harmonizers came out of that tradition.
But we only have four hands and four feet between us to accomplish what we do. I know that my voice is my strongest instrument, and I think that the vocal harmonies have naturally come to drive a major part of our sound.
National attention
Shovels & Ropes sounds attracted attention in unusual places this fall and winter from newspapers, magazines, websites, radio stations and television shows outside their usual underground and independent media avenues, including the The Wall Street Journal to The New York Times.
National Public Radio featured Hearst and Trent in a 20-minute performance/interview episode of Favorite Session on their video page in September (via Seattles KEXP station).
Nashville-based bimonthly magazine American Songwriter also sandwiched the duo between Bob Dylan, Neil Young and Leonard Cohen on its best-of-the-year list in December. It was one of dozens of periodicals and webzines that placed Shovels & Rope at the top of year-end lists.
Both Hearst and Trent seem to have dealt with all of the praise and hoopla in stride. But theres plenty more on the horizon for Shovels & Rope.
The duo recently recorded new material in Nashville, and it will embark on its winter tour through the Northeast on Thursday with an already-sold out concert at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City. The road trip will wind down the East Coast and make a stop at the Charleston Music Hall on March 2 (advance tickets for that show still are available).
A documentary on the band is nearing completion this year as well. Independent filmmaker Jace Freeman and his Nashville-based production company, Moving Picture Boys, shot and edited footage of the duo last year for a forthcoming release titled The Ballad of Shovels and Rope (due sometime this spring).
I think people are a little bit interested in our story as much as they are about the album itself, because were a married couple slogging it out on the road, and we have been for a while, Trent says. We were both separate songwriters who had to check egos at the door and create a cohesive thing. Maybe that has something to do with it.
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The ode to Ludwig van Beethoven that is the Slee/Beethoven String Quartet Cycle at the University at Buffalo continued on Friday evening with a performance by the Jupiter String Quartet.
The group formed at Cleveland Institute of Music in 2001 when violinists Meg Freivogel and Nelson Lee and cellist Daniel McDonough teamed up, later adding Megan's sister Liz as violist to complete the quartet.
The music of Beethoven is perhaps best characterized by its hopeful resiliency, its rugged harmonic sense, and its ever-engaging melodies that seem to pull the listener in with each earnest phrase. As for the Jupiter String Quartet, its sound is naturally open and bright, and the opening allegro movement of "Quartet in D Major (Opus 18, No. 3)" was a glowing example of the players' lithe and ebullient rhythmic sensibility. With great energy, they attacked the notes with perpetual forward motion.
During the andante con moto, Jupiter played Beethoven's sumptuous melodic snippets with ease and diligence. Violinist Lee projected an understated elegance, and violist Liz Freivogel elicited a warmth not always achieved on that instrument.
All four musicians possess a keen sensitivity to the dynamics prescribed by Beethoven.
The "Grosse Fuge (Opus 133)" was certainly the highlight of the evening. The players interpreted the piece with a fire and freshness that utterly belied the composition's nearly 200-year history. It is as provocative and imaginative as the most poignant new composition today, so I can only imagine how forward-thinking the Fuge sounded to early 19th century audiences.
The violins and viola exchange emphatic two-note fragments, with ferocious resolve; the sheer force of the music is akin to a brewing and insatiable storm. Cellist McDonough's performance here was particularly robust and captivating.
The Jupiter ended its program with "Quartet in F Major (Opus 59, No. 1)," one of the three string quartets commissioned by Count Andreas Razumovsky, then the Russian ambassador to Vienna. For the allegro section, Lee and Meg Freivogel were in perfect sync, and Lee drew out the concise yet gorgeous melodies subtly and with straightforward mastery. During the second movement, the musicians clearly relished every turn of phrase, every instrumental interplay, and every sudden change in volume or mood.
Beethoven was a savagely articulate composer who mingled struggle and beauty fluidly. The execution of his string quartets requires musicians who can master the score's nuances, which enhance that harmonious contradiction between pleasure and pain.
With youthfulness and vibrancy fit for Beethoven's full-throated vigor, the Jupiter String Quartet ensures the vitality and viability of string quartet performances for years to come.
The near-capacity audience recognized the rare quality of the performance, and responded in kind with a rousing standing ovation.
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witch of the girls do you think should get naruto?
i thank hinata should.what about you.
well id say that henana would be a better choic cause she alwas loved himbut naruto already love sakura so i reall take no stance ziggy a wicca warrier
my daughter says Hinata. She says that it's a toss up, but that she's going with Hinata.
just like ziggy said hinata would be the right chioce but its a toss up between them
<>naruto and hinata
you got that right!
they do make a good couple.who agrees?"people do not need violence to solve there problems."
I have turned i pulling fer hinata now i mean sheconfessed and everything she better get naruto or i will cause a riot I am serching for the one that is just for methe one thats just for chi
henata satsujin ken mumyo jinpu ryu mizuchi (With out light, Let the Divine Wind Flow)
That Hinata desurves Naruto whith a rision she like's him a lot
Naruto should get Sakura, and I should get Hinata.
"some things are better left unknown"
You've really got a thing for her, huh? Likes headphones... A lot.
hi every body im new! ^_^
Naruto and hinata make a great couple."I SHALL RETURN BY GEN MAC ARUTHER"
They do! Likes headphones... A lot.
why can't she just tell him already
yeah they do, it's so cute (winning the battle with victory and pride as a soldier is, the same as dieng for ur people with pride and dignety as a soldier)
i would say hinata sakura deserves to be all alone like lady tsunada.
hinaa should get naruto just about erything she does is for him, sakura doesnt deserve anything
Hinta defianly should get Narto. She is always doing her best to make other people happy expecially Naruto and seeking the approval of others. Sakura dosen't deserve anything; she is so selfish and only cares about herself.
well u can only blame her parents who we have never seen.
I guess that's that's true.
why have we not seen her parents, we have seen most everyone elses parents.
I agree with you on this. Where are this people and why did they raise such a pain in the a**
i like hinata.
let's take back our symbol
the user meant hinata.
Ok, my answer is hinata.
let's take back our symbol
Naruto deserves to be with someone who loved him from the start. Not now that he is popular and the best ninja
Naruto and Hinata should be together not Sakura even though she went all Naruto I like you even though she didn't mean it at all!~All shall wither and die before my eyes~(-Otaku Graduate-)
so true. and he also helped her become the good ninja she is today.by his hard work alone.
Sakura is the best!
'' It hard for me to reach god form.. but i must keeep fighting to survive HUZZAH!''
i like hinata hyuga. it was a good episode when she finally confessed she loved naruto
I'd say SasuNaru (Sasuke & Naruto) but if that didnt work out then i'd say hinata =D
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Anyone bought the season ticket for the live streaming from Skatebuzz yet? I am waiting for a review to decide whether I should get it...
no commentary . No issues loggin in - for me well worth it although I am not happy that they still havent posted what , if anything , we will see on the weekend ( unless they updated it in the past few hours !)
I live in the US and I am very afraid that I wont get to see the live stuff on the weekend because of geo blocking by the networks . Anybody have any ideas of how I could see it? Anything would be much appreciated !
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I wish Emanual Sandhu well. he has changed - humbled, matured and relaxed too bad he didn't have more resources and time - I wonder if had trained the full season if he could have been no. 3. Right now he doesn't have the jumps, stamina or spins Sadly. He needs more work but the potential is there even at his old ae.
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"There is one jewel for my poor soul, in a life which desires not sin; it is the beads... Suitable are these for a gift; bits of the tree of Him Who redeemed us."
~ Gitto'r Glyn, Welsh poet; opening lines from his "popish" Cywydd y paderau prennau (Ode to the Wooden Beads); secretly circulated among private Catholic homes in Wales during the English persecutions, when possession meant a death sentence.


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Dear Reader,
August promises to be a very busy month for the IMF and the myeloma community. The 2nd Annual Myeloma Awareness Week will take place August 10th to August 17th. Several events are scheduled across the country during the week itself and during the days preceding and following this week.
On August 2nd, the IMF will honor Dr. Robert Kyle for a lifetime of service to the myeloma community. The IMF has established the Robert A. Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award to recognize doctors for outstanding contributions to the field of myeloma. Dr. Kyle is founder of the myeloma and related diseases research group at the world-renowned Mayo Clinic. I first heard the name Dr. Robert A. Kyle, fifteen years ago, when Brian Novis was searching for the best myeloma doctor possible. It would be hard to find someone else with more experience, knowledge, and expertise than Dr. Kyle. I could hardly have imagined that one day he would become the very good friend that he is today. Bob is a true gentleman, whose kindness and caring is felt by patients and colleagues alike. Bob was the first person that Dr. Brian Durie contacted when he and Brian Novis came up with the idea to start the IMF. And true to his nature, Bob jumped right into the project, and became a founding member of the IMF Board of Directors and Chairman of the IMF Scientific Advisory Board. Thirteen years later he maintains those positions - that's dedication. I look forward to continuing to work with Bob, who brings together doctors, researchers, nurses, and healthcare providers to help the myeloma community. It is an honor and a pleasure for the IMF to present him with the Robert A. Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award. There is no one more deserving. The presentation will take place in Rochester, Minnesota, in the presence of family, friends, associates, and fellows.
During the week of August 10th to August 17th, all over the country, people just like you will be mailing letters to their friends and relatives asking for their support of myeloma research and other important IMF programs which benefit the myeloma community. The Mail For The Cure campaign is already well on its way, with IMFer Terry Herman leading the way (please see page 9 for an interview with Terry).
On August 9th, the Charity Golf Outing at Stone Creek in Omaha, Nebraska, will feature two person teams and 27 holes including a 9 hole scramble, 9 hole alternating shot, and 9 hole individual ball. Proceeds from this event will go to support IMF programs.
On August 15th and 16th, the Atlanta IMF Patient & Family Interactive Seminar will take place at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. This two-day intensive seminar is designed to meet the changing needs of today's myeloma patients and their families, providing up-to-date practical and useful information presented by the top practitioners from around the country. The seminar will feature guest speaker Dr. Nancy Lee of the CDC.
On August 16th, the Mile High March for Myeloma will take place in Lake Arrowhead, California. The walk-a-thon is being organized by Lisa Doyle in honor of her father who has myeloma.
The Donate-A-Phone program is also being rolled out during Awareness Week. There is an estimated 30 million used cell phones lying around in America's homes, just waiting to be reprogrammed, refurbished, or recycled. IMFers will be setting up collection boxes around the country to help with this exciting new program. The funds raised will benefit local myeloma support groups as well as the myeloma community at large.
Susie Novis


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Chess In the midst of the Cold War, Freddie Trumper of the USA and Anatoly Sergievsky of the Soviet Union face off in a world championship chess tournament. The two men, with the reputation of their countries at stake, prove weak in the face of love and loyalty. Released first as a concept album in 1984, Chess has a critically acclaimed score by ABBA's Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Anderson. Directed by Scott Wise.02/21/2013
Spring Awakening Directed by Tomé Cousin with Musical Direction by Thomas Douglas, Spring Awakening fuses the 19th century German expressionist ideas of Frank Wedekind with the modern angst and energy of the pop-music scene. This Tony award-winning musical follows a group of adolescent students as they struggle with sexual repression and double standards from teachers and parents, leading to more confusion and pain. (Contains adult themes and profanity.)02/21/2013
Dialogues of the Carmelites Duquesne's Opera Workshop (Guenko Guechev, director) presents Poulenc's "Dialogues of the Carmelites."02/22/2013
Cabaret 2013 This restyled event showcases the versatile Pittsburgh Opera Resident Artists in Broadway numbers, novelty songs, show tunes, and hilarious surprises. The Opera's George R. White Studio becomes an intimate New York City-style cabaret, and emcee and pianist Mark Trawka brings his devilish sense of humor to each performance.02/22/2013
Whispers of Light: A Story of Hope A world-premiere ballet by Maria Caruso in two acts, in tribute to The Highmark Caring Place. With an original score by Nancy Galbraith, the ballet is based on stories of the children themselves, examining the grieving process of children who are experiencing the loss of a parent or loved one.02/22/2013
Asteria - Renaissance Love Songs Asteria burst on the national scene in 2004, winning Early Music America's Unicorn Prize and praise from the New York Times. The duo of Eric Redlinger (tenor and lute) and Sylvia Rhyne (soprano) brings out the passion and emotional impact of late medieval and Renaissance songs.02/23/2013
A Kind of Alchemy: Medieval Persian Ceramics This exhibition provides a beautiful and fascinating look at the diversity of ceramics made in ancient Persia (what is now present-day Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan). Produced for both the luxury and middle-class markets, these vessels, bowls, pitchers, and bottles reflect numerous cultural and artistic influences and an aesthetic sensibility that seems startling modern.02/23/2013
Special Anniversary Concert: Chanticleer The 20th anniversary season of Music in a Great Space culminates with the return of the ever-popular, Grammy-winning Chanticleer, known the world over as "an orchestra of voices." "The world's reigning male chorus," praised by the San Francisco Chronicle for its "tonal luxuriance and crisply etched clarity," returns with choral music from around the world, of the highest quality.02/24/2013
Love Songs Free concert in a cabaret setting, featuring vocalists from the Bach Choir.02/24/2013
BYOB - Shakespeare's Ghosts Bring Your Own Bard is PSIP's informal scene night. Professional actors and non-actors read favorite Shakespeare. Feb. 25th will feature pieces about ghosts, goblins, witches, and other creatures of the night: the ghost of a murdered father, a spirit who invites himself to dinner, goblins wreaking mischief and witches chanting obscure prophecy.02/25/2013
Academy Chamber Ensemble - All-Mozart Concert The Academy Chamber Ensemble, directed by Warren Davidson, will perform a duo for violin and viola, two charming works for flute and strings, and the sublime String Quintet in C major. The informal evening will include interesting tales of Mozart's life and the particular origins of these compositions.02/25/2013
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Leah Kimmet and Patrick Oberhaus exchanged wedding vows at 4 p.m. April 21, 2012, at Tiffin AMVETS, with Judge Michael Kelbley officiating the double-ring ceremony. A reception followed at Tiffin AMVETS.
The bride is the daughter of Chuck and Janet Kimmet of Republic.
The groom is the son of Victor and Cathy Oberhaus of Napoleon.
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The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an ivory A-line, V-neck gown with a ruched bodice and side draping, accented with crystal beads. The corset-style, lace-up back also was accented with hand beading, and the chapel train was decorated with chiffon layers and hand beading. Her headpiece was a tiara attached to a sheer, double-tier, waist-length veil edged with hand beading. She carried a bouquet of pink gerbera daisies, cream and pink roses and green orchids.
Melissa Stanton served as maid of honor and wore a rose petal pink strapless, tea-length dress with a clover green wide-ruched sash. She carried a bouquet of pink gerbera daisies, cream roses and green orchids, tied with pink ribbon.
Luke Kimmet was the bridesman.
Michael and Anthony Oberhaus, brothers of the groom and both of Napoleon, were the best men.
The bride, a 1996 graduate of Columbian High School and 2001 graduate of Terra Community College, is employed by Huntington Bank.
The bridegroom graduated in 1997 from Liberty Center High School and is employed by International Automotive Components of Wauseon.
Honoring the bride with showers were Melissa Stanton and Janet Kimmet in Tiffin, and Cathy Oberhaus, Brenda Faunce and Melanie Filopovich in Napoleon.
The rehearsal dinner was at Asian Grill Buffet, Tiffin, hosted by the groom's parents.
The couple lives in Bowling Green following a trip to Windsor, Canada.


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If you missed out on pre-ordering the new iPad before the Apple Store completely sold out of its first round of inventory, it's highly likely that you will have to wait the long, dreaded lines that wrap around your local Apple retailer this Friday when the iPad arrives in stores. But the local folks in England at SlashGear have already spotted two early birds who took it upon themselves to wait a whole week ahead of time to be the first to own the upgraded, Retina display tablets.
The two guys pictured above have camped outside of London's flagship Apple Store since last Friday and came equipped with snacks, folding chairs, and warm sweatshirts to combat the city's current winter. It'll be a lonely wait until the iPads become available on March 16 and before other fans begin to line up 24 hours before the sale.
It is unknown whether the boys are here to buy a new iPad for themselves, or are trying to get extras to sell for profit since the hot commodity item will quickly sell out in the coming weeks. The Apple Store restricted a maximum of two pre-orders per person, and we expect the same policy to apply for in-store purchases. SlashGear also noted that a passerby offered to buy the boys' place in line for as much as the cost of the iPad itself, meaning no matter what, the boys can make their money back for the time spent.
Still, waiting a week in line for some extra cash seem like a lot of time investment for a small gain. But at least the fanatics are gracing Internet's front pages for the time being. Good luck to you both, Apple nerds.
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - A group of fifth-grade Incline Elementary School students, lead by Laurel Federick, recently made a video for the Pour One Out contest held by The Center for Science in the Public Interest.
IES students won second place in the national contest. The prize is $500, and the funds will be used to further our science program at Incline Elementary School.
The video, entitled "Pour one out ... and Fill One Up," was produced by the following students: Ana Galvan, Brayden Hock, Hailey Sharenbrock, Tyler Knight, Daniel Rojas, Garen Cross, Maria Jimenez, Luis Castillo, Carolina Vargas, Jake Harrell, Dylan Shean, Jennifer Alamilla Lopez, Jazmin Enriquez Ramirez, Lupita Martinez, Reyna Baez, Christian Cojoc, Angelica Herrera, Jennifer Bello, Yareth Cabrera, Ashley Duran, Tanya Neely, Oliver Garcia and Christina Cervantes Cruz.
These fifth-grade students made the video during Laurel Frederick's after school club. Ms. Frederick is an AmeriCorps member and the Science and Outdoor Education Program coordinator at Incline Elementary School. The students participating in the after school club learned about the harmful effects of sugary drinks by participating in hands-on activities. Ultimately, the students collaborated to work on the video for the contest.
To view the award winning video, go to the Center for Science in the Public Interest website at http://cspinet.org/liquidcandy/pouroneout.html - or to the IES Science website at http://iesoutdoorscience.com.


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Systemwide Events Calendar
|Saturday, November 16
|The Wellness Center - Fitness Class Schedule
Maui Campus, Pilina Bldg., Wellness Center
|Japanese Flower Arranging - Ikebana Sogetsu
Windward Campus, Hale Kuhina 115
|MPLA Social Event
Manoa Campus, Manoa Falls
|Manoa Maniacs Student Tailgate
Manoa Campus, Aloha Stadium
|Bike-In Theater at Old Stadium Park!
2237 S King St
|Dance Anniversary: Look Back Move Forward
Manoa Campus, Kennedy Theatre Mainstage
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Manoa Campus, Earle Ernst Lab Theatre
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General Perfectness. One Fith Of The UK's Largest Girl group and the topic of many teenage boys dreams.
Cheryl Cole:
Long sexy legs
A beautiful rack
Fit arse
Basically a shaggable lovely!
Cheryl Cole:
Long sexy legs
A beautiful rack
Fit arse
Basically a shaggable lovely!
"Cheryl Cole Is Perfect, Isnt She Tom?"
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"Cheryl Cole needs one up"
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Married to an absolute twat, rent boy chelsea scum.
Married to an absolute twat, rent boy chelsea scum.
Cheryl Cole is fit.
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A woman who shows more style than substance.
She's so Cheryl Cole.
por uniqueunicorn 06 de Dezembro de 2010
A name pronounced when wishing to refer to a slapper who has ridden her way to celebrity status, utterly devoid of any talent apart from a few crouching and dog like positions when dancing. Warbles off key to the extent that special technology is employed to make sounds that resemble vocal noises but don't really, so the radio gets abruptly turned off. This only applies to radio stations that are extremely desperate to play such crap in the first place. Normally a nauseously looking skinny chav without a care for the fact that teenagers may mimic her and die of starvation
Oooh, she's a right Cheryl Cole...she 'ad Tony last week cos he offered 'er a tenner and a chance to sing at karaoke
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A person that beats up/attacks bathroom attendants.
Cheryl Cole beat up a bathroom attendant and got away with it. True Fact!
por Cheryl Cole 27 de Junho de 2012
A so-called 'singer' from Girls Aloud who spends 50% of the time gushing to the glossy mags about her skank of an ex husband, and the other 50% miming on stage and telling other people they can't sing, all whilst calling it a career.
Chocolate teapot, ashtray on a motorbike, concrete parachute, Cheryl Cole.
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A hot woman who is married to a prick. She is a member of Girls Aloud and loves to get it on with guys like me.
Dan: I banged Cheryl Cole last night boys
Gary: Meh.. I prefer that other X Factor judging babe
Gary: Meh.. I prefer that other X Factor judging babe
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Margot Robbie: Will Smith and I Were Just 'Goofing Around'
That's Margot Robbie's response to speculation that's been swirling ever since suggestive photos of her and Will Smith, taken in a photo booth, emerged this week.
"Been working non-stop, just catching my breath. There's absolutely no truth to the ridiculous rumor," the Australian actress wrote on Twitter.
She adds: "It's disappointing that goofing around on set could be taken so out of context."
That echoes what an insider told PEOPLE on Thursday – that Robbie, 23, and Smith, 45, "are just friends and were just being silly" by baring their chests in a photo booth on the set of the movie Focus.
Smith has not commented publicly on the controversy. But the source told PEOPLE that the incident poses no threat to Smith's relationship with wife Jada Pinkett Smith, saying: "Will and Jada's marriage is fine. Everyone there knows it was nothing."


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Hunstville sees third teen deathUPDATED 10:18 PM CDT May 04, 2013
Teen dies in Huntsville marking the third underage death in that town in three months.Video Transcript
DEAD...AND POLICE SAY THEY HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE IT'S ALCOHOL RELATED. 40/29'S UGOCHI ILOKA SPOKE TO A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY ... WHO TELLS US THIS TRAGEDY IS ALMOST TOO MUCH TO HANDLE. IT'S NEW TONIGHT. 15-YEAR OLD ANDREA CORRENO IS THE 3RD HUNTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT TO DIE DEATH IN LAST THREE MONTHS. CORRENO'S FORMER BABY SITTER AND NEIGHBOR SAYS WHEN SHE FIRST GOT THE NEWS OF HER DEATH, IT WAS HARD TO TAKE IN. SOT: 01:41-01:51 SAMANTHA It was heartbreaking I was in shock you don't think someone that age is old enough to go you don't expect it. MADISON COUNTY SHERIFF'S LT. CLAY ROWLAND SAYS CORRENO WAS FOUND LAST SUNDAY AT A FRIENDS HOME IN ALABAM NOT BREATHING. ROWLAND SAYS THEY'RE STILL INVESTIGATING THE CAUSE OF DEATH BUT SUSPECT ALCOHOL WAS INVOLVED. 40/29 NEWS REACHED OUT TO CORRENO'S FATHER BUT HE WAS TOO EMOTIONAL TO TALK ON CAMERA. SOT: 03:16-03:24 SAMANTHA Her Dad told me and I just gave him a hug and I told him I was sorry and he just broke down and cried for awhile BRIDGE: CORRENO WALKED THE HALLS INSIDE THIS BUILDING HUNTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LAST FRIDAY. HER FORMER BABY SITTER SAYS THE RECENT TEEN DEATHS IN THE LAST THREE- MONTHS HAVE BROUGHT THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER. SOT: :47 -:57 SAMANTHA if you don't know the girls individually you know someone who know's them or someone who's related to them or know they're family we've all had fundraisers to pitch in. FRIENDS AND FAMILY CAME TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE CORRENO'S LIFE AT BRASHEARS FUNERAL HOME THURSDAY. UGOCHI ILOKA 40/29 NEWS THE HUNTSVILLE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT IS WAITING ON CORRENO'S AUTOPSY RESULTS FROM THE STATE CRIME LAB. OF THE OTHER TWO STUDENTS FROM HUNTSVILLE WHO DIED RECENTLY...ONE WAS KILLED IN A CAR ACCIDENT. THE OTHER DIED FROM THE FLU.
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quote: In my opinion, a teacher should give you knowledge and show you how to learn. We should be taught how to verify facts and how to reason.
quote: The modern materialistic society commands us to kill our selves in the name of a college education and a six figure job.
quote: American youth work part time jobs and waste their money partying on the weekend rather than saving their money and working hard while they are able.
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City vehicle driver hits, kills young woman
Collision happened at Madison, Ridgewood intersection
UPDATED 12:01 AM EST Feb 03, 2013
Daytona Beach police said the driver of a city van hit and killed a young woman on Saturday.
The collision happened at 5:30 p.m. at the Madison Avenue and Ridgewood Avenue intersection.
Police said a woman in her late teens or early 20s was on Madison, trying to cross Ridgewood, when she collided with the van. She was thrown from her bicycle onto the roadway, police said, and died at the scene.
Witnesses said the vehicle had a green light.
The city vehicle's driver works for the Department of Leisure Services.
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Omg, that accentool is coming around the bar to talk to me. Quick, let's pretend like we're sleeping.
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