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Bristol-Myers Squibb finished the fourth quarter of 2012 with an 8.6% rise in net income thanks to a tax benefit connected with BMS-986094, its failed drug candidate for Hepatitis C—but the company saw sales plunge 23% as generics took sales away from two key drugs that lost patent protection last year.
BMS saw its net income climb to $925 million, or $0.56 per share, in Q4 2012 compared to $852 million, or $0.50 per share, in the year-ago quarter. The company was aided by a capital loss deduction of $392 million for BMS-986094 after taking a $1.83 billion impairment charge for the failed drug candidate.
BMS-986094 (formerly known as INX-189), was a nucleotide polymerase (NS5B) inhibitor designed to fight hep C. BMS stopped a Phase IIb study of the drug following the heart failure death in one patient who received the highest daily dose, 200 mg, in combination with BMS' daclatasvir, another hepatitis C drug candidate.
Q4 net sales shriveled to $4.191 billion from $5.454 billion in the final three months of 2011.
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BMS' CEO Lamberto Andreotti, however, termed 2012 a transition year as the company focused on winning regulatory approvals for new products, planning new product launches, growing existing brands, and rebuilding its R&D pipeline.
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During the fourth quarter, BMS won FDA marketing authorization for Eliquis®, a drug designed to reduce the risk of stroke and systemic embolism in patients with nonvalvular atrial fibrillation. Eliquis also won approval for the indication in South Korea earlier this month, in Japan and Canada last month, and from the European Commission (EC) in November. BMS co-developed and co-commercialized Eliquis with Pfizer.
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BMS envisions Eliquis and Forxiga as linchpins of its future portfolio, as the company looks to replace revenue lost since patent protection for Plavix ended in May 2012. Worldwide net sales of the drug all but collapsed last year to $49 million, from $1.672 billion in 2011. Most of that collapse occurred in the U.S., where sales cratered to $20 million in '12 from $1.582 billion a year earlier.
Excluding Plavix and the drug Avapro/Avalide—used for treating high blood pressure and kidney problems caused by diabetes—BMS said its net sales grew by 13% in Q4 2012 compared to Q4 2011. Avapro/Avalide sales tumbled by more than half last year, to $84 million in the final three months of 2012, from $195 million a year earlier.
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When Durango resident James Calvin Holmes III woke early last Friday to a text message from his friend, Shavontae Hunter, he had no idea the barrage of the social-media madness that awaited.
�Are you OK?� it read.
Another friend wrote on his Facebook page: �Please tell me you�re in San Diego.�
Holmes was, in fact, in Southern California visiting family and friends, but that didn�t stop hundreds of Twitter users from labeling him a killer.
�I must have gotten 1,000 messages. It was like hate mail,� he said Monday at Radio Shack on Main Avenue, where he works.
A different James Holmes � James Eagan Holmes � is in police custody in connection with the shooting of 12 people during a midnight premiere showing of �The Dark Knight Rises� in Aurora last Friday.
Physical characteristics aside � the Holmes in Durango is black � the two men share an uncanny amount in common. The suspected shooter is 24 years old; the Holmes here just turned 25 a few days ago. The suspected shooter grew up near San Diego and now lives in Colorado. The local Holmes grew up near San Diego and now lives in Colorado.
The former Fort Lewis College student said his Twitter feed was overwhelmed with hateful comments during the weekend. One even accused him of changing his profile photo to a black man to deflect suspicion.
Others came to his defense.
�Why is this guy getting harassed? It wasn�t him,� Holmes said one person tweeted.
Another Twitter user decided to play detective and claimed the local Holmes posted �evidence� of his nefarious plot weeks in advance.
A fan of the ESPN2 show �First Take,� Holmes tweeted �Who was Batman tonite?� to host Skip Bayless on June 21 after LeBron James turned in a dominating NBA Finals performance. Bayless and co-host Stephen A. Smith had compared Miami Heat stars Dwayne Wade and James to Batman and Robin, respectively.
In another bizarre coincidence, the local Holmes was in the vicinity of the Century 16 movie theater just days before the massacre occurred. While en route to California, his flight out of Denver was postponed. He spent the night at a friend�s house in Aurora.
�We drove right past the theater,� he said.
Holmes is hopeful the Twitter maelstrom will simmer down as details about the man arrested for the assault emerge. But he said the incident has opened his eyes to the Internet�s power to distort reality.
�(Online) everybody is interacting with everybody, with complete strangers. The truth gets tangled up,� he said. �I guess social media can be used for good or bad.�
Twitter users aren�t the only ones guilty of jumping to conclusions in the aftermath of Friday�s shooting spree.
News outlets have come under criticism for speculating on James Eagan Holmes� political views based on nothing but rumor and hearsay.
�On Good Morning America� Friday, ABC News investigative correspondent Brian Ross suggested that the gunman may have connections to the Colorado Tea Party based on the affiliations of a different Holmes. ABC has since apologized and issued a retraction after a severe backlash.
Also Friday, the conservative website Breitbart.com insinuated that the shooter could be a Democrat, using La Plata County voter registration lists as �proof.�
The website had not corrected the mistake as of Monday afternoon.
Local news stations in Tampa, Fla., were fooled as well. James Holmes Jr. had to fend off reporters demanding to hear how his son could commit such an appalling crime.
An Internet search revealed more than 2,900 people named James Holmes living in the United States.
�I�m trying not to let (the Twitter reactions) get me down. Peoples� emotions are running high, which is understandable,� the local Holmes said. �My prayers go out to the victims� families.�


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TRUCKEE, Calif. — The results of the preliminary Health Impact Assessment for the proposed two-megawatt biomass facility for the region are in.
Seven points of interest were studied to assess the potential health risks and benefits of the proposed biomass facility: air quality; wildfire risks; greenhouse emissions; traffic and safety; noise; water quality; and energy security and economic impacts.
"This really is essentially where rubber meets the road," said Max Richardson, an HIA program manager from the Sequoia Foundation, to a room of approximately 30 people in the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District offices Monday evening. "We're trying to synthesize findings to some communicable risk or communicable benefit that is understood."
The Sequoia Foundation, an environmental public health research group, in partnership with Placer County, was awarded a grant by PEW Charitable Trusts and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to fund the assessment.
In terms of air quality, irritation from construction dust and health impacts from vehicles going in and out of the facility would be "unlikely," according to the assessment, and if people were to be negatively impacted, it would be very few.
Traffic in the area is expected to increase, with an estimated additional 66 vehicles a day on the road during the heaviest period of construction, and once the facility is running, 11 to 23 additional vehicles are expected on the road per day.
Currently, Highway 89 has between 10,600 to 18,400 vehicles traveling on it a day, according to the assessment; based on those figures, it's "unlikely" there would be an increase in injuries and deaths or a reduction in physical activity due to the addition of facility traffic.
Reductions in physical injuries and home displacement due to wildfires, along with positive impacts on community fire anxiety, is "possible," according to the assessment, since the facility will convert woody debris from forestlands — which can increase the risk of wildfire — and convert it to sustainable energy.
A negative health impact from biomass emissions is "possible," but the number of those who could be impacted would be small. Another "possible" health effect, according to the assessment, is an increase in income and access to medical treatment, considering as many as 23 jobs during construction of the facility could be created.
Noise annoyance caused by construction and operation both day and night, as well as health effects from stormwater contamination, is thought to be "unlikely."
"I have to stress that this is preliminary draft assessment," said Bindi Gandhi, an HIA program manager from the Sequoia Foundation. "This isn't final by any means. We're really looking for community feedback on this assessment. … That's what really this meeting is about; we're really looking to hear from you."
Several meeting attendants asked questions about the project and the assessment's findings, and brought up additional concerns about the facility.
"When I think of noise, I also think of light pollution, and I'm wondering if light — I heard that it's going to be open 24/7, 365 (days a year), and I know from Donner Lake when Squaw Valley is lit up on Friday and Saturday nights, it impacts our night sky," said Anne Grogan, who lives near Donner Lake.
To which Brett Storey, biomass project manager for Placer County, replied: "This is a pretty small building tucked up in an industrial site where you won't be able to see any of the light unless you're standing next to it, but we are required to do the same lighting as all shopping centers; it's downward-facing, it's at a certain level at certain times."
A final HIA report will incorporate comments from the public and survey results and should be complete by mid-to-end October, Gandhi said.
"We have yet to schedule this, but we will schedule another meeting where we'll present the final report and our final findings to you all," she said.
Another public meeting related to the biomass project, this time discussing the draft environmental impact report, will be at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 30, at the Granlibakken Resort in Tahoe City.


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quote: It's also equally pointless to stuff 1TB drives, 2.8GHz quad core CPUs, or 4GB of RAM into a laptop.
quote: There is certainly a point of diminishing returns, and >400 DPI is probably it.
quote: If a user is turning down the resolution to make on screen text easier to read then the OS is doing it wrong and rendering the text too small.
quote: You think > 200 dpi is the point of diminishing returns on a phone, why?
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quote: Turn the resolution down on your 24" display from 1920x1080 to 1280x800 and tell me that "screen size doesn't matter."
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quote: Also, who is turning down their resolution to read the OS?
quote: I'd love to see actual numbers and statistics, rather than anecdotal sayings. Everyone around here uses computers, and there are many large labs full of dozes of them; no one turns down their resolution from anything I've ever seen. Again, I've never seen this practice occurring over the range of several hundred computer uses of various ages in this institution.
quote: And one can scale up text without having to turn down resolution, especially in Windows 7 and up, so...
quote: But, that feeds right into the psychology of trying to make things match the familiar.
quote: You can make the text bigger without running an overall lower resolution
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MORGANTOWN — West Virgina will face Oklahoma for the third time this season today in Big 12 Conference action. The game is set for 9 p.m. in Norman, Okla., and the action will be televised on ESPN2....
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All eyes on the corn market
Tomorrow, USDA will release its Crop Production report which will shed some light on just how much corn might be harvested in this country this fall after all is said and done. It is an anxiously awaited release due out at 8:30 a.m. Eastern.
It has been a wide ride for the corn market in recent weeks. The drought in Russia had serious impact on wheat and other harvests there. The Russian government put an embargo on grain exports to protect the country's food and feed security.
That news caused corn futures here to shoot up, fueled to a great extent by speculators. Corn futures rose to more than $5 a bushel, and it looked like we were headed for some really expensive rations in the months ahead. Of course, it isn't only the price of corn that affects the costs of rations to those who purchase their grains. Essentially, all other "energy" feeds go up in price when the price of corn goes up. We were all facing this prospect just as milk futures were forecasting a Class III milk price of around $14 or belows in 2011.
Then came USDA's corn stocks report on September 30. Old crop corn stocks on September 1 totaled 1.71 billion bushels, up 2 percent from a year earlier. The following day, October 1, corn futures were down limit (30 cents per bushel). December corn closed at $4.66 that day, but had gained back about 18 cents a bushel as of yesterday. Some analysts suspect that some new-crop corn got included in USDA's stocks estimate, but USDA says no.
So, tomorrow's crop report will be significant. It will constitute an estimate of total corn production. There has been varying conjecture by different analysts about the actual number of acres that will be harvested, as well as the yield per acre.
Regardless, it looks like we will be facing higher corn and other energy-feed prices this winter. Earlier this week, those of us involved with the Hoard's Dairyman Farm pow-wowed with our consultants and talked about whether we should book corn before tomorrow's report and what feeds we can work into the ration this winter to reduce the amount of corn we need to buy.


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November 19, 2013
MANSFIELD — "Our Energy Future is Your Job" was the title of a presentation by Eric Cowden, community outreach manager for the Marcellus Shale Coalition, at Allen Hall on the campus of Mansfield......
Erik, based on other articles and comments involving the drilling industry (gas and oil) I would have to agree. All while enjoying the benefits of oil and gas exploration and production. They could not function or have the great lives they have without the products that come from this activity and fail to recognize it.
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Wendy and MissMac are hysteria mongers who hope to prey on the ill-informed, while telling themselves how brilliant they are.
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Should we have the governer tell the gas industry leave? What has happened to Democracy and capitalism in this country !
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Many of these jobs require an education for your information and this industry is probably over regulated, or regulated more than any other industry out there. Some of the industries own regulations are stronger than the governments. Wendy and Mismac, can you prove anything? Maybe a ground animal or salamander used to live where your house is built,your car pollutes, what do you burn for heating your house? Where does this all end you two? Just trying to understand your concerns and only here how bad the industry is.
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There's virtually nothing in this article about which Cowden is not lying--bald-facedly. From the number of real jobs (PA ranks 49th in the U.S. for job creation in 2012), to the environmental regulations written by the industry for the industry (gutting the endangered species act, making PennDot funding dependent on opening state forest to fracking, forced pooling--and the list goes on and on), for the vast majority of affected Pennsylvanians fracking is nothing but a disaster. Moreover, the union representing the faculty at Mansfield has taken a clear position on fracking--particularly on university campuses within the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. You can find that story at TheWrench: "Education Matters More than Money." To pitch these jobs to college students as a replacement for education is a crime.
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If your Rep. Garth Everett has his way, this sentence "Pennsylvania natural diversity inventory clearances, which identify aquatic and land species that may be endangered and provides a series of checks and balances" is in real danger of being a false statement. Rep. Everett just voted last week, in favor of gutting the Threatened and Endanger Species Act. Contact him today day and tell him "Don't you dare!" geverett at pahousegop**** or call him at (717) 787-5270. Stand up for those who can't.
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Tax Professor Pushes Plan to Tax Consumption
Michael Graetz is a "be prepared" kind of guy.
A professor of tax law at Columbia University who did a stint in the George H. W. Bush Treasury, Mr. Graetz believes that someday Congress and a future president will realize that piece-by-piece changes to the individual and corporate income tax system won't work. At that point, he predicts, the U.S. will follow every other developed economy and adopt a tax on consumption.
And when Congress and the president get to that point, Mr. Graetz is ready with a revenue-neutral tax reform plan that combines a value-added tax with an income tax that would hit only the best-off.
At a meeting of the National Tax Association last week– where Mr. Graetz was awarded the Daniel M. Holland Medal for outstanding contributions to the study and practice of public finance – he offered an updated version of a plan he detailed in a 2008 book.
He would impose a new national value-added tax and use the money, in part, to eliminate the income tax – and the filing of income tax returns – for families with incomes under $100,000. For others, there would be three marginal tax brackets (14%, 27% and, for income above $600,000, 31%.) He'd also lower the corporate tax rate to 15%, cut the payroll tax and give cash to low-income families with children. For more, see the full tax plan.
"It does not tear up the tax code and start over," Mr. Graetz says. "It simply returns the nation to its pre-World War II tax system, where most revenue came from taxing consumption — then in an archaic way, through tariffs — and the income tax was limited to its proper function of providing tax justice through progressivity for folks at the very top. My proposal is designed to promote more economic growth without shifting the tax burden away from the top to families with less income."
Number crunchers at the Tax Policy Center, a joint venture of the Urban Institute and Brookings Institution think tanks, say the current version of the Graetz plan would raise as much money as today's tax code without shifting the tax burden among income groups.
The chairmen of Congress's tax-writing committees — Rep. Dave Camp (R., Mich.) and Sen. Max Baucus (D., Mont) — are, of course, going in a different direction. They're hoping to launch a major tax reform push by starting with corporate taxes.
Mr. Graetz doubts that'll work. "I don't think that Congress can get to a corporate rate low enough to solve the international tax problems we now face," he says. "There's a gap between those like Dave Camp, who seem to want only to tax income earned in the U.S by U.S. multinational corporations, and Max Baucus and Senate Democrats, who seem to want to tax income earned anywhere in the world by a U.S. company. That gap is simply too large to bridge without a new revenue source to get the corporate rate down to a level where that doesn't matter much, if at all."
"Moreover, it is impossible to do corporate tax reform without dealing with noncorporate businesses–a problem for which there is no credible solution now on the table," he adds. (A large fraction of business income now goes to partnerships and other entities that are taxed through the individual tax code.)


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In the spirit of giving, several local schools have been part of food and toy drives for families and children in need.
Tiffin Middle School's Student Council and Builders Club have been participating in several fundraising activities this holiday season.
The Builders Club is a student organization sponsored through Kiwanis. It is a leadership group that puts together several service projects throughout the year. The students and their advisor, Melissa Mellott, have put together several events. For example, a schoolwide dodge-ball tournament, Dodge the Hurricane, raised money for Hurricane Sandy victims.
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Tiffin City Schools employees (from left) Don Burner and Walt Szablewski and Salvation Army volunteer Tony Postell unload hams and turkeys donated to The Salvation Army.
Seventh-grader Bob Michaels (left) and sixth-grader Julian Shelly pose with toys
for the Caring for Clyde Kids Foundation project.
Noble Elementary fourth- and fifth-grade students put together baskets to help students and families from Washington Elementary School.
Mellott said the event raised more than $260 for the American Red Cross.
"I love the take-charge atmosphere and it is a fun way to help the community," said seventh-grader Zach Hoy.
Tuesday evening, the group helped at The Salvation Army sorting donated toys for local families for Christmas.
"This is my first year, and I love being a part of something," said sixth-grader Kaia Treadway. "I love the Kiwanis Manor and helping people everywhere."
The students also participated in Operation Evergreen, where students put together care packages for soldiers overseas unable to make it home for Christmas.
Student Council also sponsored a canned food drive that collected 1,086 cans last year. This year, the drive brought in 894 cans and other non-perishable goods.
Students also went out and bought Christmas gifts for six needy students.
"Student Council helps provide support for middle school students and families in a time of need," said Jenna McKillip, Student Council advisor.
Tiffin City Schools also recently conducted its annual holiday giving project, raising $1,857. They were able to purchase 64 turkeys and 118 hams to donate to The Salvation Army for holiday food baskets.
Other schools participating in holiday projects:
Washington Elementary kindergarten and first-grade students collected two large boxes with about 100 items.
As part of their Boy Scouts project, students Nathan, Noah and Samuel Faber organized "Socks for Seniors," where students donated socks to be distributed to the local nursing homes.
Krout Elementary second- and third-grade students collected 298 canned and non-perishable food items as part of the school's Ohio State-Michigan spirit day.
Food items collected were donated to The Salvation Army and FISH food pantry.
Krout students also participated in the Holiday Giving Tree, where students decorated a Christmas tree with new hats, mittens, gloves and scarves and collected canned and non-perishable food
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Noble Elementary students in K-Kids, an elementary service organization sponsored by Kiwanis Club, hosted a canned food drive to benefit The Salvation Army. Items collected filled 15 paper boxes.
Sue Lewis of Camp Glen taught students in Ashley Acihholz's fifth-grade gifted class about the spirit of giving. Students organized the purchasing and making of 11 baskets to go to Washington Elementary students and their families.
Students put together supplies and food from the My Plate Nutrition guide and board and card games.
Hopewell-Loudon students had a Veterans Day Drive to get care packages to troops at Camp Clark, Afghanistan. The soldiers received the last 62 boxes Thanksgiving Day.
Clyde Elementary School's student council had a food drive to benefit Clyde Food Pantry.
A total of 634 items were donated.
Clyde McPherson Elementary School had a toy drive titled "Caring for Clyde Kids" at McPherson Middle School.
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For something completely different for the Stetson football team, the Hatters travel out of state this weekend for the first time since 1956 for Saturday's contest against Butler in Indianapolis. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. at the Butler Bowl.
After three home games and a road game in Melbourne that required just a simple day-of-game bus ride, the Hatters will have a more involved process this week. Moving a football team's travelling party of nearly 100 isn't easy. The team's equipment left Thursday morning on a truck. The Hatters themselves leave Friday afternoon, headed first for Orlando Sanford International Airport and then a charter flight to Indianapolis.
The team will stay in a hotel together for the first time, taking up several floors of its north Indianapolis home away from home plus many of the hotel's function rooms between team meals and meeting spaces.
The process, somewhat unique amongst college sports teams due to the sheer numbers involved, is second-nature routine to most of the team's coaches and staff from previous stops in their careers, but it's just another new wrinkle thrown at a squad of freshmen as they prepare to face one of the Pioneer Football League's defending champions for the second week in a row. Head coach Roger Hughes is excited to be able to get the Hatters on the road and into a more concentrated environment.
"There's a lot of firsts on this trip and I'm anxious to see how we respond to it," Hughes said. "In many ways, going on the road actually lowers the distractions. (Unlike many Division I teams), we don't stay in a hotel the night before a game when we're here so the focus should be better with all of the Friday night distractions taken away."
Meanwhile, the half of the team that stays in DeLand will hardly have the day off. It's considered a competition day for all by NCAA standards so the remainder will get a good workout in Saturday morning before adjourning to watch the live stream online or listen to Stetson's radio call. It's all a part of team-building, even when separated, and hopefully getting everyone better prepared to contribute down the road.
"We tried to take everyone to Florida Tech, so this is the first time in two years where we have to make decisions where people get a 'no' put on them and they don't get to go and experience what the team's experiencing," Hughes lamented. "The travel has a two-fold effect. One is logistics. You have to have it worked out. But, number two, hopefully for those who don't make the trip, it's motivating to do the things and ask the questions of what skills do I need to acquire so that I can make the next trip. I hope that's how they utilize this, as a motivation to get going."
Awaiting Stetson in the Hoosier State will be another formidable foe as the Hatters' PFL baptism by fire continues. A week ago, two-time defending champion San Diego welcomed Stetson to the league. This week it is the 2012 co-champion Bulldogs who were picked second in the preseason coaches poll, just a single point behind the Toreros.
Butler enters the game with a deceptive 2-2 record that includes a road loss at No. 6 South Dakota State and also a close one at home against a solid Dartmouth side out of the Ivy League. Last week, Butler opened PFL play at Jacksonville and trailed 27-14 with four minutes left in the third quarter. The Bulldogs scored 31 unanswered points over the game's final 19 minutes to cruise to a 45-27 victory. Tailback Trae Heeter was named the PFL's Player of the Week after rushing for 222 yards and a pair of scores in the game. Quarterback Matt Lancaster was the 2012 PFL Offensive Player of the Year and leads a balanced attack alongside Heeter.
"They're the defending champs of the league and they're on their home field," Hughes said of Butler's position of strength on Saturday. "Their defensive line could be one of the best we'll face. They have two on the defensive line that may have a chance to play on Sundays. That's going to be a major challenge since those are mismatches for us. Their linebackers are very aggressive. They pressure. They blitz. We're going to see a lot of different fronts.
"Offensively, they're big up front and they have a really good running back. We'll have to be more aggressive at the line of scrimmage so more single teams can occur instead of double teams on our guys. On the back end of the defense, we're going to have to be sure tacklers."
Last week was not Stetson's finest hour, a 59-0 loss at home to league-favorite San Diego. That experience could be viewed as a necessary lesson for a young team. To be exposed to that level of play gives the Hatters an understanding of what they will have to mature into to compete for a league titles when the current roster of freshmen are more physically and competitively mature juniors and seniors.
While Stetson may not have matched San Diego on the stat sheet, something not unexpected, it was not for a lack of effort, which pleased the Hatters' head coach.
"I like the fact that we kept playing hard," Hughes said. "We weren't always playing right and we weren't always playing well, but I thought the effort was there. It's encouraging. There were a lot of times they could have folded their tent and they didn't. One of the special teams that people 'take off' is the PAT block. They scored. You feel bad and you really don't feel like rushing (an easy) kick. Our guys, on the last two of the game, were rushing just as hard. I take that as an encouragement that while the score reflected the superior nature of San Diego's team, we weren't willing to give up."
One advantage of the lopsided score against San Diego was that the Hatters were able to get some needed seasoning for many of the players on its second and third teams. There are only so many snaps in any game and a roster full of freshman who all require the experience that brings.
A total of 68 different Hatters played during the San Diego game, second this year only to the 81 who saw action in the two-day 31-3 season opening win against Warner. Backup quarterback Jonathan Jerozal had a chance to lead the offense for an extended period and led the Hatters with 51 passing yards, completing 6-of-10 passes with one of them being intercepted.
Nine different Stetson players had at least one rushing carry against the Toreros. Dre Long led the team with just eight carries in an even distribution of the ground game. Although the Hatters completed just 12 passes on the day, seven different receivers made a catch with only Chris Crawford (three), Devon Garnett (three) and Nick LaSala (two) grabbing more than one pass.
Four different Hatters had a chance to return a kickoff in the game, led by Terrance Burt's three for 57 yards. The defensive stats also reflected the wide array of participants. Donald Payne was his usual dominant self, leading the Hatters with 12 tackles, including 1.5 tackles for a loss. However, out of the 24 Stetson players who were credited with a tackle, he was the only one to make more than five. Of Stetson's two sacks on the day, one came from non-starter Patrick Cone. The only Hatter with multiple-TFLs was reserve safety Bobby Jakubek with his two, both solo.
"I think our guys were a little bit intimidated for the first conference game with the defending champs coming in," Hughes said in hindsight. "We didn't do anything during the game to boost our own confidence. We didn't make any stops on defense. Offensively, we didn't generate any points early. All of those things, mentally, keep you in the game as a young team. Those are things that we're going to have to learn to fight through.
"When you're dealing with all freshmen, sometimes what you expect is not what you get. The more games we play, the better we are going to be at dealing with adversity. One of the beauties of coaching freshmen is that they don't know what they don't know. There's enthusiasm and they understand that this is going to be a learning process."
The next step in the learning process of becoming a Division I football program doesn't even have to wait for Saturday. It will come on Friday when the team learns how to travel and discovers a new hotel-based routine. Hopefully, the solitude of a hotel north of Indiana's capital city will help focus the Hatters on the field and lead to a good showing on Saturday against Butler.
Following the trip north, the Hatters will return to Spec Martin Stadium next weekend when they host Dayton. Tickets for that game, as well as the other two remaining home games, are available through the Stetson Athletics Ticket Office by calling 386-738-HATS or visiting GoHatters.com/tix.


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WILSON – The town was mourning the loss of two longtime Wilson residents killed in a three-vehicle crash Wednesday in what authorities suspect may have been a speeding-related accident.
"The Wilson community has been so hard hit by loss. Both are such nice people. This is a real tragedy," said Deputy Town Clerk Diane Muscoreil.
The Niagara County Sheriff's Office identified the victims as Ronald Zauner, 69, and Cathy World, 58, who were both driving their own cars on Wilson Burt-Road when, according to preliminary investigation, the driver of a pickup rear-ended World's vehicle, crossed over the lane and hit Zauner's car.
That driver was identified as Fredrick Lederhouse, 58, of Ransomville.
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Both Zauner and World were active, well-known and well-liked members of their community, according to residents who spoke to The News on Thursday.
"Cathy was always out walking around and saying hello to everybody," said Town Clerk Wanda Burrows. "And Ron had been very involved in his Boy Scouts and in church ministry."
Julie Godfrey, Wilson's tax collector, said she knew both World and Zauner from church.
"Cathy was a sweet and wonderful girl. She always had a smile. She was the sweetest person you want to know," said Godfrey.
Zauner and his wife, Judy, are the parents of two adults sons. Godfrey said her children and the Zauners' children had grown up together in the Boy Scouts.
"He was very active in prison ministry, which some people shy away from, but he loved it," Godfrey said.
"Just so many things I don't know where to begin," she said "He was just the greatest guy. He enjoyed life – always a smile on his face and a God bless you. He made you feel good."
World, who was unmarried, cleaned houses for people and delivered the Retailer, according to Godfrey. She said World had a walking paper route in the village but was unsure if she had a motor route or had been delivering the weekly paper the day of the crash.
Deputies were called to the scene in the 4800 block of Wilson-Burt Road just before 4 p.m. Wednesday and found the two victims still in their vehicles and unconscious.
Zauner was removed from his vehicle but pronounced dead at the scene. World was removed from her vehicle by the Wilson Fire Department and transported to Eastern Niagara Hospital in Newfane, where she was pronounced dead.
Lederhouse was conscious at the scene and able to exit his vehicle. He was transported by the Olcott Fire Department to Eastern Niagara Hospital in Newfane, where he was being treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
No passengers were in any of the vehicles.
The Niagara County Sheriff's Office Accident Investigation Unit spent most of the evening at the scene attempting to determine a cause of the crash.
No alcohol or drugs were involved, and weather does not appear to have been a factor, according to deputies at the scene.
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LOCKPORT – James D. Moore, 23, of Ninth Street, Niagara Falls, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of attempted fourth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance this week before Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas.
Moore had two-tenths of an ounce of cocaine when Falls police arrested hum Feb. 6. Farkas scheduled sentencing for March 8.
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Like all of the products in Levenger's bomber jacket line, the business card case has a great look. The contrast stitching and plaid lining nicely accent the supple leather. It holds a reasonable...Read complete review
Like all of the products in Levenger's bomber jacket line, the business card case has a great look. The contrast stitching and plaid lining nicely accent the supple leather. It holds a reasonable number of cards and fits comfortably into a pocket or briefcase.
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Great Levenger product once again; however when using as a business card wallet, this item lacks the necessary accommodations to be able store cards. With the bottom caving in, it limits how much...Read complete review
Great Levenger product once again; however when using as a business card wallet, this item lacks the necessary accommodations to be able store cards. With the bottom caving in, it limits how much you can store. If the bottom was more "open", it would allow more storage. With some cheaper business card / card wallets, they have this down but lack the style. Levenger lacks this concept on this item but makes up with the style. So if they can match the cheaper concept of storage and combine with the style, what a product you would have.
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By mhensleyjr
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Small and compact to carry just a few things is perfect for a 20 and a couple cards. Leather is great!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By RPM1
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I have always been looking for a quality small wallet. This fits the bill perfectly. I liked it so much I purchased 4 of them just in case they decide to discontinue them at some point....I should be set for a while. Thank you Levenger.
By bomberjacketfan
from Sacramento, CA
A big fan of the bomber jacket line of accessories. Unfortunately, the gusset is not designed to carry more than just a few cards; and even then, it is an awkward fit, with the result that cards can get bent. Another reviewer had noted this problem but others seemed satisfied so I thought I would try it; I am disappointed and will be returning it.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By NanC22
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My husband has been using the regular card wallet for years but it's starting to wear out. I thought I'd give him a little more than he expected by giving him the bomber jacket card wallet. Unfortunately it is functionally a lot smaller than the regular one. I am sending the bomber jacket one back to get another regular card wallet.
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By samshare
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This is a great wallet.I prefer small wallets...having a big bulge in the wrong place doesn't look good...So, I'm careful with what I carry around (no need to have ALL you credit cards ALL the time).This wallet is perfect for those like me.As you can see from the pic, I've kinda taped over the inside window...that's where I keep a bit of extra cash, and my SS card.I actually keep most of my cash (c-notes) in the other side, with a c-note for emergency under the window. I don't put change in the wallet, but keep it in my upper pocket for easy access.I also added the plastic sleeves for cards from another wallet.This is the one thing I feel this wallet lacks. The plastic sleeves help to organize your cards, and makes it easier and quicker to grab the one you need.Otherwise, this is a great product, and is quality leather that should last a long time.
Outstanding replacement for old wallet
By gargoyle
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MACON, Ga. – The Stetson men's tennis team was well represented as the Atlantic Sun Conference postseason accolades were released on Thursday afternoon by the league office. Freshman Simon Julin (Stockholm, Sweden) was named A-Sun Freshman of the Year, while four other Hatters earned honors from the conference.
Joining Julin with postseason honors prior to this weekend's championships in Johnson City were senior Didrik Berg (Oslo, Norway), sophomore Chester Espie (Auckland, New Zealand), and freshmen Cahit Kapukiran (Izmir, Turkey) and Laurynas Antropikas (Palanga, Lituania).
Julin became just the second Stetson player to be named A-Sun Freshman of the Year since the award's inception in 2001. Also named All-Atlantic Sun First Team, giving Stetson a player on the first team for the ninth straight season, Julin led the Hatters with a 15-2 record playing anywhere from number one to number four.
As a doubles team Julin and Berg were named to the All-Atlantic Sun Second Team for their performance together this season. The duo finished the year 9-3 overall and 5-2 during conference action. It marked the first time that a Stetson doubles team received all-conference honors since the format began in 2009.
Kapukiran was honored twice by the league on Thursday after finishing his first season at Stetson an impressive 15-3 overall. He was named to the All-Atlantic Sun Second Team and was named to the All-Atlantic Sun Freshman Team.
Joining Kapukiran and Julin on the All-Freshman Team was Antropikas, who like Julin, was a unanimous selection. Antropikas played much of the season at the number two singles position, going 6-4 from that spot. The big freshman was also a force in doubles play, finishing with a 5-3 conference record.
In only its second year of existing, Espie was named to the Atlantic Sun Academic All-Conference Team for his performance on the court, as well as his work in the classroom. The sophomore went 12-6 in singles action, while setting a new Stetson record with 21 straight victories, dating back to last season. Majoring in finance, Espie holds a 3.63 cumulative GPA.
Stetson, as the number three seed, will take on sixth seeded Lipscomb in the First Round of this weekend's A-Sun Tournament. The Hatters and the Bisons are scheduled to begin at 5:00 p.m. on Friday in Johnson City.


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Benjamin L. Judson, MD
Associate Professor of Surgery (Otolaryngology); Associate Residency Program Director, Otolaryngology; Medical Director, Ambulatory Clinics, Smilow Cancer Hospital at Yale-New Haven
Research Interests
Neoplasms; Otorhinolaryngologic Diseases
Research Organizations
Surgery: Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Cancer Program
Cancer Center: Virus and Other Infection-associated Cancers
Research Summary
My research interests parallel my clinical focus and include investigating the use of the robot in treating head and neck tumors and conducting small clinical trials to improve our understanding of head and neck cancers.
Extensive Research Description
American Cancer Society funded study to identify tobacco smoke mediated methylation changes in the oral mucosa as potential biomarkers of risk for head and neck squamous cell carcinoma.
Selected Publications
- Judson B, Miyaki A, Kekatpure V, Du B, Gilleaudeau P, Sullivan-Whalen M, Mohebati A, Nair S, Boyle J, Granstein R, Subbaramaiah K, Krueger JG, Dannenberg AJ. Ultraviolet radiation inhibits 15-hydroxyprostaglandin dehydrogenase levels in human skin: evidence of transcriptional suppression. Cancer Prev Res. 2010 Jul 19.
- Boyle JO, Gumus Z, Kacker A, Chocksi V, Bocker J, Zhou Xi, Yantiss R, Hughes D, Du B, Judson BL, Subbaramaiah K, Dannenberg AJ. Effects of Cigarette Smoke on the Human Oral Mucosal Transcriptome. Cancer Prevention Research. 2010 March (3):266-278
- Judson BL, Kraus DH. Local Management of Melanoma, in Cutaneous Malignancy of the Head and Neck: A Multidisciplinary Approach, Randal S. Weber and Brian A. Moore Eds., San Diego, CA: Plural Publishing, 2010.
- Judson BL, Shaha AR. Nuclear Imaging and Minimally Invasive Surgery in the Treatment of Hyperparathyroidism. Journal of Nuclear Medicine. 2008 Nov;49(11):1813-8.
- Judson BL, Shah JP. Surgical Approaches for Oral Cavity Cancer, in Atlas of Otorhino-laryngological Surgery, Chris De Souza Ed., New Delhi, India: Jaypee Brothers, expected summer 2010.
- Nair S, Kekatpure VD, Judson BL, Rifkind AB, Granstein RD, Boyle JO, Subbaramaiah K, Joseph B. Guttenplan JB, Dannenberg AJ. UVR Exposure Sensitizes Keratinocytes to DNA Adduct Formation, Cancer Prevention Research. 2009 Oct (10):895-902.
- Boehmler JH, Judson BL, Davison SP. Reconstructive application of the endotine suspension devices. Arch Facial Plast Surg. 2007 Sep-Oct; 9(5):328-32.
- Mutation of smooth muscle myosin causes epithelial invasion and cystic expansion of the zebra fish intestine. Wallace KN, Dolan AC, Seiler C, Smith EM. Yusuff S. Chaille-Arnold L., Judson B, Seirk R, Yengo C, Sweeney HL, Pack M. Dev Cell. 2005 May;8(5):717-26.


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One who is addicted to everything Apple related. One who may also have every Macintosh product, i.e. multiple iPods, an iPhone, an iMac, a MacBook and a MacBook Pro laptop.
When ever I go over to Mirranda's house, she has a new Macintosh product. She is such a Macaholic!
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Jewelry artist Max Goodman will lead you through four fundamental techniques you can use to create a variety of unique accessories.
Max will show you how to string pearls, stones and beads as you master pearl knotting, as you learn about rhythm and flow in jewelry design. Discover wire wrapping as Max leads an up-close demonstration on how to link various elements using silver wire, then get into chain making — a seemingly intricate process that turns simple metal jump rings into exquisite strands. Finally, Max shares her tips and tricks for photo etching, an exciting technique used to transfer images to metal.
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Sure, Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde live a jet-setting, bicoastal lifestyle, but don't think for a second that Sudeikis has forgotten his Kansas-area roots.
He's even made his fiancée a fan of his hometown.
"She has adopted Kansas City," his mom Kathy Sudeikis told PEOPLE before Saturday's charity event, "Giggle With Gilda," headlined by her son and Wilde, adding that she recently bestowed her soon-to-be daughter-in-law with a hoodie that says "I love Kansas."
Still, it's not looking like they'll have a Kansas wedding. Jason is shooting down rumors the nuptials will take place in nearby Lawrence, home of his beloved University of Kansas Jayhawks.
"It's definitely not in Lawrence," he tells the Kansas City Star. "It was never gonna be. I don't know how those things start."
As for where it will be, Sudeikis plays coy.
"It'll definitely be a wedding tour," he kiddingly tells the newspaper. "Everywhere you've heard that we're getting married, we are," he says. Tour bus and everything. "Lot of waving. Lot of pie eating."
That might work out well, considering Wilde's already tight with the extended Sudeikis/Wendt clan. (Kathy Sudeikis's brother is actor George Wendt, AKA Norm from Cheers.)
Kathy tells PEOPLE she recently introduced Olivia "to 11 or 12 female members of my family. We have a huge family ... especially on my side. And we are delighted that she has become a part of it."
The engaged couple participated in the "Giggle with Gilda" fundraiser featuring the Second City Touring Company, where Sudeikis got his comedy start. The event benefited the Gilda's Club chapter in Kansas City, part of the charity founded in memory of former Saturday Night Live star Gilda Radner, who died of ovarian cancer in 1989.
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Sunday, March 23, 2014
When is a regatta more than the sum of its parts?
When it provides a service for more than just the competitors. For the past decade, the organizers of Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week have found important ways to benefit the community with their event. Each year, proceeds from the regatta are donated to support nonprofit sailing organizations in the Charleston area, including "Veterans on Deck" and Charleston Community Sailing. For 2014, the organizers have partnered with U.S. Sailing to support that organization's STEM education initiative - REACH.
Launched in 2012, U.S. Sailing's REACH program is a combination of sailing and STEM education (science, technology, engineering and math) for middle school students. Using a 10-point curriculum aligned with national school standards, the REACH program offers lessons using wind data, meteorology and more. The goal of the program is to create partnerships between schools and sailing centers that can ultimately get more kids out on the water and provide them with a unique learning experience. With programs in 200 locations and in five countries, U.S. Sailing's REACH program exposes an entirely new demographic to sailing that otherwise wouldn't have an awareness of the sport.
According to Jessica Servis, who manages the REACH program for U.S. Sailing, "This program focuses on answering all of the questions that kids have when they first get on the water, such as 'What makes a boat sail?' and, 'How does that work?' The program addresses the science of sailing, and it also includes lessons about water chemistry and the marine environment." Servis explains that the program uses inquiry-based instruction. "We use sailing as a tool to impart STEM lessons. It's very effective and very much in the vein of experiential learning, which can be powerful."
This year, Charleston Race Week will participate by hosting U.S. Sailing's STEM Educator Course. This one-day course will be offered to local teachers, sailing instructors and leaders from nonprofit organizations who work with middle school students. The world's largest sailboat builder – Groupe Beneteau U.S.A. – will provide 10 scholarships to the course for teachers who work with at-risk students in the Charleston and Marion, S.C. areas.
How powerful is REACH? Just ask Celia Oprinovich, a REACH veteran and lead teacher at Indiana Sailing Association. "I certainly enjoyed my teaching experience with the REACH modules and the educators' class that I participated in at Strictly Sail Chicago. Since then, the modules have totally engaged our 7th and 8th grade students. As a retired middle school math teacher with the Chicago Public Schools, I appreciate the nontraditional, hands-on approach to science and math instruction that these modules offer. The STEM materials motivate even the most reluctant of our learners. But best of all, the learning is fun!"
Charleston Race Week will mark the first time that U.S. Sailing's REACH program has been offered in a regatta setting. According to Servis, the program has the potential to dramatically grow the sport and to enrich the educational experiences of kids across the country.
"The organizers of Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week are pleased to offer the experience at this year's event," said Event Director Randy Draftz. "The REACH program is a terrific fit for our regatta. We'll be helping teachers find a truly effective way to connect learning for their students, and ultimately, we'll be exposing more kids to the sport of sailing."
To find out more about U.S. Sailing's REACH program, visit www.reach.ussailing.org. For more information about Charleston Race Week, please visit www.charlestonraceweek.com. You can also follow the event on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram.
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The smell of Feet, Ass, Dick, and Pussy combined. Or any mix there of. Usually results from consecutive days of sexual intercourse with ho's in a non ventilated or low air flow room with no bathing for at least 3 days.
Damn, your room smells like fadussy every time that ho comes for a visit. or Damn fool, you and your ho smell the place up with your fadussy stank.
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Allister Malcolm "Platinum" vase:- (sadly, photos do not do this piece justice - the glass is incredibly thick and the vase HAS to bee seen in three dimensions to get the true idea of it's beauty.)
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Mother Nature's Christmas gift of several feet of fresh powder in the Sierra was just a start.
Starting late Sunday, even more snow is forecast to fall, said Gina Beninato, a forecaster with the National Weather Service in Reno. And that means ideal conditions at Lake Tahoe ski resorts.
For the first time this season, Squaw Valley, Northstar-at-Tahoe and Boreal are fully open thanks to cold, strong storm systems coming out of Alaska and meeting up with moisture-laden air.
Snow is expected for the high Sierra again Sunday and Monday, Beninato said. Areas in lower elevations such as Grass Valley and Nevada City are likely to see rain through Tuesday, according to forecasts by Roseville-based Quikcast.com weather service.
Squaw Valley spokeswoman Katja Dahl said that for the first time "in a while," the venerable north shore resort saw a white Christmas.
"We received just over two feet," she said. "It is a powder lover's paradise."
Recent storms have rolled in mid-week and cleared by the weekend, the ideal scenario for skiers and riders. Sunday's predicted storm will fall perfectly before New Year's, Dahl said Friday.
"We still have another week of holiday. All the elements have come together perfectly," she said.
For Jason Auld, owner of Mountain Recreation in Grass Valley, the good type of bad weather translates into sales and rentals of skis and snowboards.
"We've been rocking," Auld said. "Combined with the holiday and weather, we have been really busy."
Auld's customers are primarily from western Nevada County. They tend to ski and ride at Northstar-at-Tahoe, Alpine Meadows and Sugar Bowl.
Nicole Belt, spokeswoman at Northstar, said the Christmas Eve storm and the coming weather have been ideal.
"It is pretty busy," she said. "We lucked out with the weather. Having a white Christmas and the holiday crowds is unbelievable. It's basically a dream season for us."
About 45 minutes from Grass Valley at Boreal Ski Resort, Wednesday's storm dropped more than three feet of fresh snow, said April Smith, Boreal's marketing manager. The storm has set a good base for the remainder of the season, she said.
"We're busy. Everybody is able to ski all day long, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.," Smith said. "The lines aren't too bad. We move things pretty good compared to other resorts."


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BREAKING NEWS: One person critical after ice falls from Cowboys Stadium roof
UPDATE 3:58 p.m.:FOX4 has amazing video of ice sliding off the stadium roof.
UPDATE 3:08 p.m.: More from Staff Writer Scott Goldstein:
In December 2009, two men working on fabric roof seams slipped on the icy roof of Cowboys Stadium. They reportedly slid 250 feet before stopping at the edge.
The men crashed into a gutter, preventing them from falling over the side, authorities said at the time.
UPDATE 2:55 p.m.: More from Staff Writer Scott Goldstein:
The ice reportedly was falling as it melted on the northeast side of the stadium over the past few hours, Arlington Fire Department officials said.
"It started falling throughout the day, causing minor injuries," said Lt. Pedro Arevalo, a fire department spokesman.
He said ice falling from the roof of Cowboys Stadium was not something authorities had dealt with in the past and therefore wasn't something they had planned for.
"All this stuff just keeps getting thrown at us, but we've been prepared and we're ready for these types of situations, other than the ice, that's one thing we didn't take into consideration," Arevalo said.
He added that authorities are confident they now have the potentially dangerous areas of the stadium blocked off and that people can get in and out of the stadium safely.
UPDATE 2:48 p.m.>: Here's a video report from WFAA-TV (Channel 8).
Several reports now identify the injured as workers.
Still conflicting reports on the number injured, or where they were taken.
UPDATE 2:24 p.m.: NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy confirmed reports of several injuries outside the stadium.
"The ice and snow melting off of the Cowboys Stadium roof has caused several sliding snow falls onto the plazas," McCarthy said in an email.
"All stadium entrances have been closed except for the truck tunnel, which is away from the building by a very safe distance. All workers and visitors will now enter and exit through the tunnel until further notice," McCarthy said.
UPDATE 2:01 p.m. : Preliminary reports now indicate up to 7 people may have been injured by ice and that 5 of those are thought to have been taken to area hospitals. Names of the injured have not been released.
Staff Writer Scott Goldstein reports:
One person was critically injured and four others suffered minor injuries when ice fell from the Cowboys Stadium roof and hit them this afternoon, authorities said.
The accident happened about 1:15 p.m. No information was immediately available on the injured people. The person who was critically injured was rushed to a nearby hospital, authorities said.
The four other people were said to have suffered minor injuries.


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I got to know John D. McGinnis through a local talk show.
He was the most rounded and educated on local, county, state, national and international topics and issues for the better being of citizens that I have ever heard or come in contact with.
Upon becoming acquainted with McGinnis, I discovered that he is the next thing to a genius when it comes to numbers and figures.
He is one million percent pro-life and one million percent plus against abortion.
As a practicing and faithful Roman Catholic, I am asking you to support John D. McGinnis in the upcoming election.
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Among those congratulating her: ex Chris Brown, who greeted the star – with a kiss.
The former couple were photographed sharing a smooch as the singer returned to her seat after accepting honors for "We Found Love," which features the chorus about experiencing romance "in a hopeless place."
Their friendly display at L.A.'s Staples Center comes after Rihanna's recent revelation that she still has feelings for Brown, 23, whose relationship with the singer, 24, was marked by a domestic violence drama that unfolded in headlines more than three years ago.
"I truly love him," she told Oprah last month during an emotional interview, in which she confirmed that they had reconnected in St. Tropez earlier in the year. "And the main thing for me is that he is at peace. I'm not at peace if he is unhappy or he is still lonely. I care."
Brown also earned honors at the ceremony in the categories of best male video and best choreography.


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Release: 11/30/2006
38- Mid-American Conference Regular Season
8-NCAA Appearances
- First coach in school history to receive the President's Medal of Distinction when he recieved it at the 2012 Ball State commencement.
- Winningest men's tennis coach in Ball State and Mid-American Conference history, reaching two milestones in 2012 with 600 overall wins and 200 MAC victories.
- 645-380 (.629) overall record
- Inducted into Sturgis High School Hall of Fame (2014)
-2005-06 Players Matt Baccarani, along with teammate Patrick Thompson, were ranked nationally as high as fourth nationals in doubles.
-Coached John Amos to first round singles victory at the 1994 NCAA Championships.
-Tutored former players Dan Kronauge and Paul Kruse to the 1991 Volvo Collegiate Fall Championship, which ultimately earned them the distinction of the No. 1 doubles team in the country and held that honor a good portion of the season.
- Has consistently coached Ball State teams and or players to ITA national polls, highlighted by a top 20 team ranking in 1990, and No. 1 doubles ranking and top 40 in 1992.
- Involved in U.S. National Team. Accompanied top American junior players to Wimbledon, the French Open and U.S. Open.
-Has conducted numerous clinics including the Midwest Open
-Elected as one of six Division I men's coaches to the ITA Board of Directors in 2008.
-Inducted to Ball State Athletics Hall of Fame in 1993
Winningest men's tennis coach in school and MAC history
- Richards and his wife, Sue, have two children, Rob, (wife Wendy), and Kristi, one grandaughter Leah and one grandson, Ryan.


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You can save almost $1,400 this year with the 52-week money challenge.
The concept is simple. Each week, you deposit the number of that week of the year into a savings plan. For example, the first week of 2014, you would deposit $1; the second week, $2; and so on and so on. By the end of the year, you will have saved close to $1,400.
Download: 52-Week Money Challenge Chart
Financial experts advise people to save six months to a year of their annual income. Saving that amount can be overwhelming for a lot of Americans who don't by nature save money for the future. The 52-week savings plan is less intimidating and is fairly easy to do. Besides, everyone loves a challenge, right?
Here are some other savings tips you might want to consider, courtesy of Mike Sullivan, chief education and operations officer of non-profit credit-counseling agency Take Charge America:
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A sport with a dog and person competing as a team, for time, on an obstacle-type course. There are jumps, tunnels, teetertotters, weave poles, dogwalk, Aframe, broadjump, other spread jumps and other possible obstacles that the dog must go over, through, across, weave between in a preordained and specific manner and order. Fastest time with the fewest faults for mistakes, wins. Based on horseshow jumping. Only dog takes the obstacles. Person must handle, run with dog, off leash without toys or treats, or touching dog or obstacles. Runs that count (qualify for some title) are called Q's. Also there are Double Q's and Super Q's, and dirty Q's. Agility tends to produce its own language.
I'm going to an agility trial this weekend. I hope to come home with some Double Q's.
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Agility is used in Diablo and other games, it is usually ascociated with stats and abilities. Agility it'self actually means to be agile and agile means to be quick or fast, probably for running fast and dodging attacks thrown at you.
1 Agility increased by 2, you can run faster.
2 Wow, that thing was Agile!
2 Wow, that thing was Agile!
od uživatele Ligz 16. březen 2006
its somin thats fuckin fast!
damn! that bitch has some agility!
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A stat in World of Warcraft especially important to hunters OR Sylvis.
Man, that's a total agility ring.
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The grandmaster pimp daddy of cheese and all things cheddary. Loves to invent new styles of music such as "Slutcore" and "FuckYouCore."
Dude, Agility is such a fucking cheeser, let's listen to some slutcore!
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Lab 5 - Exercise 4 - Export Data to Excel, Word, and more
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Once you've enabled your application to use eleveated privleges you have the ability to communicate with COM to both invoke actions and listen to events. This video shows how to communicate with Excel, Word, Outlook, and more using Silverlight's AutomationFactory.
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A girl who is not of legal age but who's potential to be a looker is apparant.
"I'd say she's an early first round draft pick in a few years."
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The first choice you would make about something, like a first draft pick in fantasy football.
"But I'm in love with someone else, doesn't that bother you?" -girl
"Well obviously that wasn't my draft pick" -guy
"Well obviously that wasn't my draft pick" -guy
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